Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY KEKt T n V KSTTA V. J A "ST ATI V 2 1, 1001.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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villi lie tnkrii until 1'J tit . for the
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Hon, 'rtirnr nilt rrlUvinrntn nitiM
he
run enincciill vrl -.
Al i-rHscm, li- rrimcKtlnK mini
ticrril clireU, run Iinmi iiiihitit nd
tlrpmril In a iitiinhci-cd Irltor In vnm
of Tlir lire, limners mi mid r-nril ttlll
lie ili-lli ercd on presentation of the
eli or It only,
W A .NT HI I SI A LE II KliV,
WANTED, we novo sternly work for a few
good hustlers of good linlilts and appear
ance. C. F. Adams Co., 1605 Howard St.
H-737
HARHER Irnde taught thoroughly In short
lime, catalogue anil particulars free.
Address: Western Harbers' Institute,
Omaha, Neb. H-731 j
WANTED, good man to do canvassing In
the country; Rood pay for right man. Ad
dress E 4, Ilee. U-M1S9
Mi:N or women to sell goods to city trade.
Hood pay uml steady employment, Hlx
etibaugh & Co., Waro blk. .
H MII2 Maris
BALESMEN-For qlgnrsfncw' plan; quick
"sales. good business; big money. on
miinenV Cigar Co... 631 S. Seventh Ht.,
Ht. Louis, Sto. UN
WANTED, an experienced engineer to take
charge of an Hcetrlc light plant. Ad'
dress box 711. Harlan, la. H-MOII 21
SALESMEN for line Kentucky whiskies
ami wines, burrc! and ruse gondii; ralary
or commission. The II. M. Ityt Co.. Lex
ington. Ky. M-6.VJ 23
WANTED, a, man who thoroughly under
Mnuds electro silver plating. Address
Drawer II, Hlnlr, Neb. H-070 Sa
WANT 131), an experienced carpel man. one
who Is experienced In carpet measuring,
laying ami sewing. Address, with refer
ence, (J Wi, Ilee. 11-67! XI
WANT HI), two solicitors for new stylo por
trait: 607 McCiiguii Itlif k- Hir,6 2P
SALESMEN for clears; new plan
Utile'.;
Con
sales, ifonil business, wc money
sumers' Cigar Co., 631 8, 7th St., Ht. Louis.
is
W.tNTIIII-l'UMAI.i: Hi:!.!'.
WANTED, 200 filrls. 1MI Dodgo.
Tel. 876.
CT.U
M girls wanted'. Canadian olllce, 1522 r)oilas
C-710
WANTED. youiiB lady attendant. Call at
220 Hee Illdg. , C--S93
A nilKiHT younK man or womnn to take
shorthand scholarship and pay for It when
course Is finished and position secured.
Address F 16, Pee. C-S57
WANTED, girl for ofllcu work. AdlrcBi
U 31, Hee. C--M171
WANTED, competent dressmaker, capihle
of managing dressmaking department ,n
a flint-cluss slorn nt Carson, Iowa. Ad
dress Cater (lallnway. Curson, Iowa,
giving expcrlenco and salary deulrcd.
C-M4.B 25
Yul'NO lady In learn marsngc; nermnneiit
position for right party. Apply 220 Hee
llldg. . C-622
WANTED, middle-aged woman, colored
preferred, fur general hotwwork; small
family 1220 Farnam. ' M6117 2.'i
(WOI) gil for general housework.. 1021 So.
2!Ull avejllie. C -Mfifil 2.',
ANTED, young lady stenographer can
secure olllce room In exchange for lim
ited amount of wirk. Address Lawyer,
U firt, Hee titllce. C-jMCkVI 25
A SALI3S.MAN. not under 25. possessing en
ergy and tact, well educated and ladylike.
If competent may obtain position. - Cull
after ! 11. in. Thursday. F. A. Cuutleld
1511 Dodgo street. C ftso 23
WANTED, girl for general housework In
family of .twu; mn.it bp jjoud cool. 3713
N. ISth St. C-675 27
Ol HL or middle-aged woman for house
work, Ihreo In family; 1610 Chicago; flat
"I." C-672 23
C.l HL wanted,
Miami St
genernl
hiiilttework. "52
e-i:
W A Is TED. servant girl between Hi and 21
years; references required. Apply 121 H,
2.'.lh live. C-M6S7 2I
WANTED. 25 girls; also experienced shirt
and pant operators. Apply at llyrne A
Hummer factory, 12111 anil Howard sts.
C-MCSI 30
OIHL or mlddle-agod woman fur house
wui'k;' tlirc'o In family. 1610 Chlcngn. flat
"II." C-MG.2 24'
I'Oll HIJ.N'r HOI SF,.
IF you want your houses well rented place
wicm wiui jiuiiiiMii u hi
ALWAYS moving II. H. goods. Pianos.
umcc, joiivj nirnura ai. iei. iwj or .S63.
D-MJ
HOUSES for rent In nil parts of tho city.
Hrennan-Lovo Co., 320 So 13th St.
D--7I3
HOUSES, stores, llemls, Paxton hlncic!
t D-741
si:E HEN11Y It. PAYNE, COl N. Y. LIFE
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Weed, 1521 Doug?'
D-7lij
HOUSES and Hats.
ltlnEW.ilt. Harker Hlk.
D-717
HOUSES wanted. Wallace . Hrown Hlk.
D-7B
1IA11N. 2024 St. Mnry-sAve. D-Tw-
FOH KENT, bakery In llrst-clnss cnndiTlotr
largo store room, continuous oven, etc
also S-room house, with barn for s dories
anil large wagon shed; all for fcJOoi ,')(.r
month. W. H. Husyell, 426 Hamgo Hldg
D-1'2
Sr.ll SEWAItD ST..
11 SEWAItD ST., now llve-rooni cotfiiro
for rent; guod ba-n and city Vater- reni
J12.S0. '
OMAHA LOAN
& TKUST CO., 16th and
D-751
Dougl.is Sts.
NEW 7-ropm brick, strictly modern, "east
front, 2iin nnu ai. aiarys ave.. sis, itemls
P.ixtou block.
D-M717
No. 1331 South 31st street, lust north of Han.
scorn purk. 11 n hv, comfortable, 8-room
modern house, U III bo put In irood re-
Hn,r ,f,nr.r,.r,Kht I,nrV' M J Ifonnnrd &
Son, 310 Hrown block. D MSI3
TWO small five-room cottnges In (he same
yard: city water In kitchen; In good con
dition, rent, is per month. Omaha Lorn
& Trust Co.. 16th and Douglm! Sis
D-'jC6-
tlth. near Farnam: ten-room modern hous.i;
completo tu every respect; ten minuted
w-iuk 01 cciiier 11 c iv ; reasonable rent.
Omaha Loan A; Trjst Co.. icth and noug-
las HtH.
3107 Decatur st , 7r.. Jld.
3S10 Decatur. 7r. 'modern, 14.
1511 S. 2Sth St., 7r.. all modern, except fur
nace, J25,
2215 Hurt, st.. Sr. nodern. oxci-pt furnace. J".
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. 1ST FL. N. Y. LIFE
D 132 '
6-npOM hoiise, nil modern.
HJ.I N. .'0th St.
D-415 2i
WHY pay rent when you can buv a home
ml monthly payments of $5 nnd up? W.
II, Jturi-t'ii. i.u ii.iiilK" JIIUK. IJ MMl
MODERN six-room
Charles llanlcy
Hat.
1016 Pacllle st.
D--M661 29
FOR RENT, S-room house, with modern Im
provements. nlceyard and stable. 261S
Charles Htt oet. 1) -67S 23
roit 11 Evr rt'ii.N ihii iiu it 00.11 s.
BTEAM-hcnted rooms at Tho Thurston.
E-I53
DEWEY European hotel, 18th and I'arnnm.
V.-ZO
HOUSEIvEEPINQ rooms,
Mary's.
JO up. !623 St.
E-M7J1 J29'
:io n. vrsti sr.
steam heated rooms,
E-MI10 F5
2201 DQUGLAH 8t
cholco rooms,
E-M505-26
FURNISHED rooms, 196 Capitol ave.
E-M59I 26
l'l HMSIIEU' HOII31S AMI 1IOAHI).'
bLENCAIRN,traneleiits,J1.25 day. lmTlmag
"53
The Mcrrlum, wlntsrhome. S3 & Dodae
I t ItMSIIUI) ROOMS AM) HOARD.
LARGE front parlors with board, nlso
smaller room; reasonable rates. The Hone,
2020 Harmy F-MS91
IIOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
THE I'HATT. desirable rooms,
heat.
Hot wnter
F-1SI
:,,,. , : TTZ
LM.OA.NT largo sam-heutcd front rooms,
Willi buard. 19n3 Cnnltul ave.
DEHIRAHLE front room, heated, suitable
fur two, with board; 82 N. 23d street.
F-07t 27
run ii i; vr r.TTit. iftiiKi) rooms.
HOUSES, looms, small family onH Oftlcc
102-.' N. 2lht st o-M2 n
OH REVI' STORES ami offices.
HALL,, XOJ So. llth, cor DodRo at
1-MIG3 FT
FOR Iir.NT, storo In flrtt-class location;
rent reasonable. Applv 11. C Peters St
uround lloor. Uee llldB.'
Toil HUNT, the. building lormcrly occupied
by The Ilee at 013 Faruam street , It una
four stories and a basement which was
formerly used as The lleci press room.
This will be rented very rensonably. If
Interested apply ut onco to C. (.'. Hna'
water, secretary, room Uee Hulldjns.
I nl
I-AHOi: ilouhlo room In Continental block:
can be mode ,nto very desirable ofllco and
reception room for physician. Will ar
raiiKe to null.
.OMAHA LOAN .- THl!ST CO.,
Kth A DotiL'las St. . ...
, I 10
HALL for rent, 102 8. llth, cor Dodge.
I Mlfi.l-F7,
STOIl.Kil
PACIFIC Hlornno nnd Warehouse Co.. 912
911 Jones, general storuga and forwniilliii;.
OM. Van StorCo,, 1511H Fam.
Tcls. 1K9-SG3.
75S
A(iKTS WA.NTEI).
AGENTS WANTED. Q icon Victoria s l.lfo
Mm iiiorious iieign; new dook. compieie,
thrilling and ful'y Illustrated; -largest
book and must liberal terms; .'((tents mak
ing ti a day; outllt mailed for six 2
cent stamps Tho Hlble House. Como
building. ClilniK". Ill J-MOM 2ii
WA.vrnii to iiuy.
HOUSES to move.
Wnllace, Hrown Htk.
N-760
WANTED to Huy
helm ur Jaiuuiei
KliiiT Cliarles. Hlon-
neim or jnpunefc puniei; staie
lou est
price. Address O
31 Be,e,
N-133
2D-HAND coupe, modern, good as new;
caHh transaction. Address u :i, Hee.
N--M150 25
WANTED TO HUY.
A SIX or leven-room.hpuso located on good
tot near Orchard Hill, less than live
blocks from car line; houso to be modern
structure, price low and terms reasonable.
Prefer transacting business with owner.
Address O M, Hee. N S10-23
SECOND-HAND furnaco or hot water
heater. O CI, Hee. N-CI7 23
A IIOI'SE and lot from owner; good neigh
borhood: something cheap for cash. Ad
dresii (1 57. Hee. N M655
WANTED, llrst-i'lass piano salesman for
cny worK. iMiurcss u w, nee.
N-671 2
WANTED, by gentleman and wife, home
In a private family; best of references
given and required. II CO, Dee.
K M6fi 2f,
WANTED, one horizontal boiler, 16 to IS
h p.; must be In llrst-class shape. II 61,
Hee. N M690 26
I'Oll SALE ruiiMTcm:.
CHICAGO FUHNITURE CO., 1110 Dodge,
Tel. 2020. New & 2dhand furniture bought,
sold, exchanged, O 7S2
roil .ham:-iidhsem, vehicles, etc,
YOl'lt wagon or bUKK.v may heed reiulrs
have It done right, at Harry Frost's, 1 4 li
tc i.eavenworin. -' 4ui
I'tm s.vi.i'. .)ii.s(;iii.i..v.Myiiis,
IfAHD nnd soft foundation piling! hog
icuces auu crmuing. -jui uougias, y is:
2DHAND sufo chenp Derlght, 1116 Fnrnnm.
q-763
SAFES; buy, sell ex'ge.
Schwartz, 111 So. 13,
Q-764
HEIITFOHD i CO.. 16th ftjlworth.
FUHN1TUHE & UPHOLSlEUINO.
Q-377
TIMOTHY hay and nil kinds feed nnd coal.
Monroe ec 1.0, q mug
2DHAND boiler nnd engine, about 20 II-P..
for sale cheap nt Omaha Safe, and Iron
worus, tiiu so. in 11 hi., umaua, u i'jj
FOH SALE, new nnd cecondhand soda
fountains; mommy payments, s It. Iticn
mond, 136 So. 21th St. Q-MS32 Kl
HAHflAlNS In 2d hand bicycles, up
new wheels. I5 up Omaha Hlcvcle Co.
16th and Chicago sts. . Q-.M754
MUST dispose of ' high grnrio piano; terms
If desired. Inquiries answered. Address,
. iiee. vi iJi
INCl'HATOHS. Send to tho Sure Hatch
Ircubntor. Co., Clay Center. Neb., for a
liaudsomc freo catalogue. q 111
I.EOAL blanks, hundreds of forms: mall
orders nilea; lawyers oners printed,
umnua .Mercury. q M4I7 1
FOH SALE OH THADE, n fine Imported
magic lantern worth $W, only used n short
tune: suiinmo ror lectures nnn othr en
tcrtnlumcnts Address F 63, Hee otflee.
Q-MITO
KOlt mai.k notary eostvie. good as
new. 1100m .no. .n. v. i.iro uidtr."
Q-M637 2
FHESH cow for snle. 3103 Hoyd street.
Q-MC65 25
FOR SALE, city and county maps; transit
ami cnaiu eic; aiso 1001s, garden utensils,
etc. Mrs. Doc Smith. 2202 Sherman Ave.
Q-673 25
FHESH 'milch cow wlh cnlf.
::iik s. 14th.
Chas. Trlcke,
Q-MC91 21
CI.AIH VOVA.VT!.
MHS. FH1TZ. medium,
819 North 16th.
S-763
MME.GLYMEn gonulno palmist. 1605 Dodgo.
5 7C6
H I iH CT 1 1 ICl'll EAT 31 15 XT.
ELITE parlors. 615 South 10th, second floor.
. t l7-t-S
M.ME. AMES. 1615 Howard, 2d floor, roonTT
thermal baths. T II6-23
M A UeT7"o HA y7317'.s N15th st., fTaTii!
T-MI5S F1S
MISS MAE LESLIE, 619 S. l6th
2d lloor.
-M66J 29
I'EHSO.N.tl,.
nil, HOY. chiropodist; corns ft suiierfluous
hair removcu uy eiecuiciiy, n. r;, Flen
- .in- ft -a-
TURKISH hntht, ntarso baths, electric
baths, for ladles only; skilled women
masMigo operators; finest equipped baths
In tho my. m-nsuun uum wompauy
llooms i" " oiu, u ,us
L1EHEN. theatrical, masquerade costumtr,
1018 Fafuam. U-769
nuiVATE homo before nnd daring confine
mcnt; babies adoptrl. Mrs. Uurget, 2620
Hurdciic. - u .10
i.-nr.vCH accordion ideating lvorv rim but
tons; mall orders. Omahn Pleating Co.
1524 Douglas. U 773
UAHIES and children cared for. S13 N. 23d
SUPPl IKS for all machines: machines for
rent, wnne newiiig junniiie, iui uou
las. re I 2i. u mo
CHILDREN'S clothing made to order,
infants wear, and ladles' underwear n
specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed, 1919
Hurt st. U-232.
IF your feot bother you do not put off
until tomorrow nuymg a uox oi ito-no
inuy powder, ooiu uy nu uruggisis.
U M293
Ht PTl'RE cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger, send for circulars Empire Hup.
turo Cure, 933 N. Y. Life Uullding. Om nia,
U-.H1I1 -
per.no n.s.
PHtVATE hospital for Indies before nnd
during confinement; babies adopted. 2300
Oram Si. 177
VIAVI Woman's way to health, ratlonnl,
wholesome home treatment. 3IS Hee Hide.
IH'Y from the manufacturer. Iturkley Hn
velopo Co., Omaha. TJ-MI06 FI5
MOXKY TO l.O.W UEAI, USTA'l'll.
MONKY tn loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Hrennan-Lovo Co., 3X So. 1.1 th.
W-77?
I'ltlVATK money, S, ty 0 per cent; no d
lay. Garvin Ilros., 1C13 Fartmm. W 771
$l,CeOAril upward to loan on Improved city
property and farina, W. Farnnm Smith A
Co., 1320 Farnam. W-77S
LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western I
Iowa fnrus at ft per cent; borrowrs can !
n.iv 11m) nr nnv inultltde: any Interest
date; n clay. Hrennan-Lovc (!o., .100
So, 13tli ? Omaha, NeUj W 775
WANTED, city loans, bonds nnd warrants.
Oeoruo & Company, 1001 Farnam street.
w rrj
WANTED, city nnd farm loanBi also bonds
and warrants. H C. Peters & Co., i7o2
Farnam St., Dee Hide. W-780
MONEY to loan on farm and city tiroperty.
lowest rates.
cs. u. ! , uavii co.i nwj i' arnam
W-iH
PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood,
MONEY lr loan, nt 5 nnd 5',6 per cent on
omaha property, w. u. .MeiKic, vp. un
IVE per cent money.
HcmlB, Paston block.
W-73-1
J1.60) TO LOAN on real estate; calt at ot!2o.
M. J. Kennard .t Son, 310-311 iirnwn uiock.
FIVE and one-half per rent loan. V. H.
Tiiomus. l'irst .National uanic uuuuinK,
Tel. 1613. W-M3H
AND r5 per cent loans, W, It. Thomis,
First Nut. Hank building. Tel. 1S4S.
W MSW
HIVATti money.
F. D. Wend. 1521 H"""'
JIO.VEV TO LOAN-CHATTELS.
Mftvt-v TnriA v
Loans made lit amounts from ilo td J2&0 on
nousenoKi lurui.ure, planes, norses, enr
ilages, etc, without rcinrval or on youf
H-A-L-A-H-Y without security. All or, 11
part of the money may be paid back tij
tlrst month, or no part of It need bo paid
back for several months Each payment
made reduced tho cost accordingly. , Lm
plovers and neighbors know absolutely
nothing of our business relations. Peopls
who need money are Invited to call ana
net my terms nnd comparn them with
whnt others offer, Louns of. other com
panies may be trnnsfened to mo. , No
charge Tor papers. All business, strictly
confidential. Quick servlco and lowoot
rates guaranteed.
.1 V TAYT.OE.
218 First. Not. llink bldg , southest corner
11,1, .. .1 t-... tj. .. n ..1
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We loan $10.00 and up on furniture.
P'anos, horses and other chuttels.
SALARY LOANS
Without mortgage, to people holding
permanent positions. You can get the
money in a few hours after making ap
plication, and take 1, 2. 3. 4. 6. 0 months
or morn In which to tiny It back, nnd
you need net pay for It one day longer
than you keep It. Wo charge nothing
for pnpirs and we glvo you the full
amount In cash. There aro 110 lower
rates tlmn outs, our terms aro tho
easiest, our business Is confidential
und our motto is "try to please.
Omaha Mortgage Loun Co.,
119 Hoard of Trade llldg. Tel., 219j.
(Established Ji92), 306 So. 16th St.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
AT CHEAPEST RATES IN CIJ.X
AN OPPORTUNITY to take advantage of,
wo make no startling, sensnuonui an
nouncements of rato "cut In two. ft
don't do business that way; neither does
anybody else. OUR REDUCED RATES
ARE THE LOWEST. You can borrow, on
your personal Note, without Mortgage,
Indorser. or Publicity. Our Special Pay
ment Plan surpriscH them all and soon
gets you out of debt. Very quiet olllce,
easily, four.il. Comii mvl sfo.us. (
AMERICAN LOAN CO.. x
Room 001. Hee llldg.
RAT.AUV LOANS.
If you aro employed by a responsible, firm
wo win loan you sums irom iu 10 1 un
your note at much chenper and easlor
rates than elsewhere. Of this we nro
positive. Absolutely no charges for papers.
Nothing deducted from umount desired.
Easiest partial payments. Rcllablo Credit
Co., room 2C3 Paxton blk. X Miwl
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED 1'liUl'LW.
Nn 'ilnrnffr nt -mnrtt-ni-n renulred.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
OMAHA nilF.IITT CO..
Room 526, Fifth Floor, New -York Ufo ntde.
MONEY to Loan on Furniture. Tlanos,
Diamonds, etc.. on ensy payments. iou
keep Hecurlty No charge for papers. No
questions asked yo ir neighbors. Tel. 1634,
HEHGERS' LOAN. CO., 1501 Farnam St.
X 021
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per-
maueni pi mon wun responsime cuiu-owi
upon their own names without security:
easv payments. Tolman. Room 410, Hoard
of Trado llldg., 16th and Farndm Sts.
X 791
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture low-
X 790
MONEY loaned on p'anos, furniture, horses.
cows, jewelry, uurc ureen, 11 . iiarKeroiK
X 792
CIIATTEIi St Salary loans.
Joo II. Phas-
ntil" KJ TlfirkPT im
X-Mr)4-F19
iiiisiMiss cii.wci;..
JIM CASH or ensy naymcnts buys 23 strictly
inwru: inicKon s oi macnines ior urinKB.
cigars or cash; will earn $2 and upward
weekly eacn. linn, ciaru & co Furni
ture Manufacturers, Chicago, 111.
Y-S13
WANTED, cood man to do canvassing In
tho country: goou pay ior rignt man. Ad-
dress E 4. nee. x anao'
FOR SALE, bakery, restaurant and grocery
cneap it laiccu ai once, wiiiresu u m, nee.
Y-M3S0
FANCY bakery. Ice cream and candy nifg.
estaunsnmeni. snap ior ngiu man, in
voice 11,500. Wm. Madgett, Real i:tnte,
. , . i ... . i. .j,
UUSllIIrt m'U. I 101
ULACK8M1TH, nil around workman, good
nnrsesnoer or n owmnn nnu woodworker.
wants a location In Nebraska, Iowa or
Dakota to rem or siuri new. Address
Walter scliaiicrg, iienry, Key Co., Mis
scurt. Y-M657 27
FOR SALE, Opera Houso saloon. Council
II I HITS. V MC69
FOR SALE, my line of dry goods nnd gro
ceries. Andreas i-. u. iock nox ui;. su
perior. Neb. YMOiil 26
FOR SALE. Heatrlce hakcrv dolmr lc.ullnir
protltable nnd large business; bargain tf
taken soon. T. A. Woodward. Heatrlce,
Y M6S5 27'
roil r.xcii.v.Vun.
A FINE JS5.00 imported made lantern, ns
good as now, only used n short time; suit
able for lectures, churches or lodge enter
tainments; a bargain. Address F 63, Ilea
omce. u:i
I'tlll SALE HEAL ESTATE
A HEAUTIFUL lot In north part of city
011 Mundorson st.. 3 blocks west of 24th
st. nuitor; must bo sold this week; $250
takes it, 3 lots on next utreet sold this
week for $300 each. Half cash, bulanco
$10 a monlh. Stringer, 631 Paxton Hlock.
RE-MI60
A HEAUTIFUL cust front lot, 50x124, on 8
33th avenue, 2 blocks south nf Leaven
worth st. car and only I blocks from
Hnnscom park. Will take $30) If sold this
week. It Is worth $1.0u0. Stringer, 031
Paxton block. RE-M460
LIST your property for rent and sale with
W. II. Russell, 426 Hamgo Hldg,
HE-176
PROPERTY bought and sold; money
loaned; rents collected. L, L. Johnson
Co., 314 So. 15th St. RE-102
DES1RAHLE cast front lot, residence or
ImslnrBti, 3d block so, depot on 10th. 1411
Vinton. RE MS63 F3
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the
Union Pacllle Railroad company. R. A.
McAllaster land commissioner, Union
Pacllle Headquarters, umnhu, Neb.
UE-S13
roit sAi.n-itn.w, iiiTA i i:.
SUU h13NIIY U. PAYNE. 0)1 N. Y LIFE?
UH-79J
HOt'8ES, lots, farms, lands. loans;jilso flro
Insurance. Uemls, Paxton blk. HE Sit
CHEAPEST lot In city of O'naha; 6214-foot
east front In Nelson's addition. M. J.
Kennard & Son, 310 Urown block.
HE MS53
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1W3 Farnam St.
HE-795
SCHIP-lfi.0fO acres; C.
Norfolk, Neb.
Hurrows. owner,
HE-MI22 30
S-HOOM houe, barn, corner let, S. . cor.
2Slh and Hlnnev; fenced and all In Rood
order; one block from car; J1.2iU.in. W. II.
Oate, ii. Y. Life. HE-.M640 21
I LIST your harunlifs In city property and
i farm lands whli ns: wo have the cus-
tnmers. Pnyne-K'nox Company, Main
Moor Now York Lite Illds. Tel LSI
HE-6IS 31
CHEAP, r.-room cottago and lo, 19th. near
Lnko st. Uo.t 373, IJear.'icy. Neb.
, 'HE-M656 27
FOR SALE, 15 lots lnHenil Park Reserve,
very chenp Indeed. These lots are selling
better than we expected. Several houses
will be built ns soon as spring opens.
Now Is the opportunity to get one of these
lots at a low price. I am offering this
week also 10 ncres on the Military road,
Just north of Henson. Will sell tho
wnoie tract at a cheap price 10 some
man who wants an Invest ment or will sub
divide If desired. This Is a beautiful lo
cation and at prlco offered there Is money
In the property. Also 41 feet running
from 23rd through to 21th, Just north of
Cuming. Owner Instructs me to nell this
properly. A. 1'. Tukey. Hoard of Trade.
RE--077 25
WANTED, nil persons who want fo own
n good farm, and who wll sine ten cents
u day to imy for It. Address E F. Mur
phy. Ooodland, Kiui. HE--M6M 29
A ft HEAT bargain adjoining Omaha, 20
acres very fine land, handsome nhado
trees, beautiful eat slope, near Leaven
worth street nnd Elmwood park, for only
J2.750. Dicks, 325 Hoard Trade bldg.
RE- MOM 24
CHEAP FARM. 610 acres Ruffnlo county.
Neb ; over uU acres under1 plow, all good
soil; prlco only 112 an acre. Hicks' Farm
Land Agency, Hoard Trade bldg.
HU-Mi',93 21
l'ATI'-.NT.'l.
INVENTORS, GOT AN IDEA' We hnndln
patents, copyrights and trado mnrks; you
glvo im tho bare Idea und we will do tho
est; modern equipped machine 'shop nnd
foundry ,n connection; Oillclnl Onzcttn on
f tie : guide book free. Musun, Fenwlck St
Lawrence, patent lawyeis, 1406 Howard
st,; tol, MI9, Omaha. J. P. Cronln, repr.
-M170
INVENTORS, we nsk no feo until the
iialent Is procureil; It we ran. wo get no
tee; advice free. Sues & Co., Patent Law
yers, Ileo llldg., Omnha, Neb. Long dis
tance telephone. 1623. US Maris
LOST.
LOST Hrown water spaniel, name Hrownle;
. i en uru tor r-jiuru lo .Murray noiei. Nai
Hrown. Lost M6I2
LOST, chatelaln pocketbonk. dark leather;
under please telcpbono l'2.iki.
I.ost-M662 25
LOST, leather bound memorandum book
Leuve at Melcber b drug store. 21th and
N. South Omaha. host6l 23
LOST, package of valuable papers, no
vulun except to owner. Return to Do
mestic Mer. Co., 621 So. 16th.: reward.
Lost 6ni
rot mi.
LADY'S' plush cape on main road about 4
miles . w. rrom i iarKson. imimre d.iviu
Stammer, 1162 S. 13th. Found MtVil 23'
SIIOKTIIAM) AM) TYPEWlllTIXti.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N.
Y. Life.
-Ml
HOYLES' College, court reporter, principal.
NEB. Hilslnesa A ShorttiaWcoitcgo. Boyd's
Tneatcr. am " 03
GREGG Shorthand. Om. CiCoL 16 &,Doug.
. 1 SOI
MEDICAL,
LADIES out of health find prompt relief.
uox .tc, umauu, Neu. wonuuenuai.
-799
GONOVA Is a Frenh treatment for male
and female, for tho posltlyo cure of Uon-
orrnooa, uieei, unnniurai Discnnrges, in
flammations. IrrltatliiiiM and Ulcerations
ot thu mucous membruncs, An lnternul
remedy with Injection combined, war
ranted to cure worst eases In one week:
$3 per packugo or two for S3. Sent nny
whero on receipt of price: The Kldd Drug
Co.. Elgin. III. American Olllce, retail,
wholesale, Myorfl-Dlllon Drug Co , Omatiaj
M. A. Dillon, South Omahu: Davlu Drug
Co., Council Hluffs. Full lino of rubber
goods.
LADIES! Chichester's Encltsti rennvroyal
Pills are the best; safe, reliable; take no
otner. send 4o stamps tor particulars
"Relief for Ladles" Iq letter by return
mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester
Chemical Co., Philadelphia, To.
IM (!lt ATOIIS AM) llllOODEHS.
INCl'HATORS and brooders; catalogue
free, write Hurr incubator Co., H 2,
umaua, nop. i,y
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 615 N. Y. L. Bids. Tel
1664; Alice Johnson, D. O.. ladles' dept.
Cld E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst. Mgr.
-800
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still school.
Klrksvilie, mo,, wi t-axion uik. rei.
IXCt'HATOHS AM) IlROOI)EHS.
INCl'HATORS and Hroodcrs' catalogue free
writo uurr incubator co., umnua, Ne.
-479
IIICYCI.ES,
START buying .vour bicycles now; (I down
t per week, L. Ficscner, 11,22 cup. ave
M-633
ItUllIIEIt STAMPS.
DADGES, medals. Om. Pl't. Co., Hee Hldg.
Tel. sj ni i.
PAIVMHIOKEHS.
EAGLE Loan Olllco, reliable accommodat
ing; all business coulldentlal. 1M1 Douglas,
Mil
DIliSSSMAKIXC..
MRS. JEFFRIES KEMP.
Telephone 2120,
401
Paxton Hlk
M-t.S4.J27
IIIIIDS AM) TAXIDEUMY.
STOCK'S nlrd Store.
1603 Leavenworth
-79?
STAMMEIUMi AMI STUTTERI.M.'
CURED.
Julia Vaughn. 439 Hamgo Hldg.
-S12
NICKEL PLATIXfl.
OMAHA PLATING CO., Bea Hldg, Tel. 2533
-M6IS
LAH.VDUY.
OMAHA Hteam Laundry; shlrtn. 7c; collars,
2c j cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tol, 547
-70S
CARPENTERS AMI JOIIIIERS,
ALT. kinds nf rnrnenter work nnd renfilrlni?
piotnptly iittciulcd -o. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
and Lako Sts -370
WATCH HEPAIRIVL
W. O. SANDERS, room
SI, Harker Hlock.
-I2S-F-10
ACCOIUMO.V PLKATIXC.
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best quick
est. .Mrs. A. C. Mark, H. E. Cor. 17th and
Farnam. 67.1
It M'l't II E HEPAIRIXG.
IT EL. 1331.
Walklln, 2111 Cumlnc St.
r
DAM IM) .M IKIOI,
THE winter term nt Morand's Dancing
school begins this week Adults. Tueday
nnu iTidny, s p. ni , k lessons, gcnnetneii
Ui ladles, 6. Prlvato lessons day am!
evenfng. M-222 Fit
TICKET IIHOKr.lt.
CUT rate tickets everywhere I'
bin, 1506 Farnam. Telephone 7SI.
11. Phil--SOS
PORTO Popular Tours
RICO fob, 2nnd 10. March U HIim
truttrt proQriiliii 'J4 days, sll expense. tlt1"
Raymond A Whltcomb, 103 Adams St., Chlcaoo
. tS 1
- ,
RAILWAY TI.ME TA1IL1.
- i
FREMONT. ELKHORN ,
Missouri Valley Railroad
rim Nnrthwestern
Line" - General Ullces. I
United Stati s National .
Hank llldg . S. W Corner
n'i.ir,i. t.,1,1 i.'nrtvitii Sts.
Ticket Olllce, 1M Kiirnnin St. Tel. Ml. De- '
pot. 15th and Webatcr Sts. Tel. 145S. ,
, , Leave. Arrive.
UlllCk 1 1 1 1 In lln.ln.r.n.1 I
..Hot Springs n 3M pm n 5:W pm i
Wv.i.,!,,, ............ '
Douglas d 3:C0 pm
Hasting. York, David
City. Superior, Genrvn,
Exeter and Seward.... b 3:00 pm
Not folk, Verdlgre nnd
Fremont u 7:20 am
e 5:00 pm.
b 5:W pm
b 10:25 am
blO:SS nm
Lincoln, Wnhoo nnd
Fremont h 7iM am
Fremont Local c 7:30 am I
n Dnllv It Multv vrmit Hnnilav
c Sun-
day only d Dally ' except Saturday,
o
j-miiy except .Monday.
CHICAGO NORTH-
western Hallway "ina
Northwestern Line"
Ticket Olllce, l)l
arnain 'St. Telephone,
Wl Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Sts. Telephone 029.
Leave. .Arilve.
Daylight Chicago Spe-
Chicago Pascngor;:".".n 4:16 pm a i:40 am
Eastern Express, Des
ciai a iwnin nii:.i nm
Molne. Mnrshalltown
t;cdar ilaplda und
Chlenco a!0:55 nm a 1:05 nm
Eastern Special, Chi
cago and Edst i 4:&5 pm n 4:00 pm
Fast Mall, Chlcaso to
Omnhn 11 2:15 Pm
Omaha Chicago Llmlt'd.a 7:45 pm n :0) pm
r asi Mini o niJ1' nm
Cedar Ranldi Passongcr u 5:35 pm
Eastern Exiiress b 9:00 pm
n uany. n Dally except -ituruay.
SIOUX CITY St PACIFIC
Railroad "Tho North
western Linn" General
Olflces. United States
National Hank Hulldlng,
8. W. Corner Twelfth
nnd Fnrnnm Sts. Ticket
Olllce, 1401 Fnrnnm St. Telephone 641. De.
pot, Tenth nnd Marcy Sts. Telephone 629.
Leave Arrive.
Twin City fixnress n i55 nm nl0:23 pm
Twin City Limited n, 7:35 pm n 8:15 nm
sioux 1 uy Loctu u :vu nm a pm
u uany.
CHICAGO, ST PAUL.,
Minneapolis & Omnha
Railway "Tho North
xvestern Lino" General
Olllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th nnd Webster
Sts. City Ticket Olllce.
n
1401 Fnrnnm St, Telephone, 561. Depot,
15th and Webster Sts.
I.cnve. Arrive.
Twin Cltv Passencer...a 6:00 nm a 9:10 nm
Omaha Passenger nll:10 am
sioux fiiy Ac Norm-
east Nebraska a 3:45 pm
n Dnily.
OMAHA Si HT. LOUIS RAIL-
road -Omnhu. Kansas city
S: Eastern Railroad "Tho
Qulncy Route" Ticket Of
lice, 1415 Farnam St. Tele
phone, X22. Depot, Tenth nnd
Marcy Streets. Telephone,
629.
Lcnve. Arrive.
St. Louis Cnnnon Hall
Express a 5:1j nm a 8:20 nm
Kansas City und Qulncy
Local a ,:ou am a 9:00pm
a Dally
UDRLINOTON & Mis
souri River Railroad
"The Hurllugtou Route"
Genernl Olllces, North
west Corner Tenth and
Farnam Streets. Ticket
Ulllce 1502 Fnrnum Street.
Telephone, Um. Hurllngton Station, Tenth
and Mi-aoii Streets. Telephone. 123.
Leuve. Arrive.
Ltnenln. Hnstlncs and
McCook a t:to am a t:3j pm
incoln. Denver, Colo
rado. Utah, callfomla.a 4:25 pm n 3:00 nm
Lincoln & Hlnck Ellis.. a 9:00 pm 11 6:43 nm
Montana. Puget Sjund..a 9:00 pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fast Man u j:uo pm u ;n urn
Wymore, Hcatrlco und
Lincoln .1 8:10 am bll:55am
Denver. Colorado. Utah
nnd California a 6:45 am
Smith lic-ni. Louisville.
Plattsinoath b 3:35 om bll:05 am
Ft. Crook. Plattsmouth
and Pacllle Junction.. a 7:00 pm a 8:20 am
Lieilevue. iMuusmoui:i
and Pacific Junction. .nl2:10 am
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO
seph & Council Hluffs
itallroad "Tho Hurling.
ion Route" Ticket Olllce,
1502 Fnrnnm Street. Tele.
phone. 250. Depot, Tenth
unu Vinson sirois. Tele
phone. 128
Leave. Arrive
Kansas City Day Ex. .a 9:20 nm a 6:25 pm
Kansas City ; Night Ex..in:30 pm u 6:15 am
St. Louis Flyer for
Joseph and St Louls..n 5:10 pm nll;15 am
CHICAGO. HURLINGTON
it, . ,9i"'".cy Uul 1 road -"Tho
1,1.l.J,V1,lfi.tr!i!1 Io"to '-Ticket
"".- ii)-. rarnnm Street.
Telephone. 250. Depot,
lenth and Mason streeta.
iiininna
Leave.
Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spo-
clal
..a 7:00 am
aio:ir, pm
a 1 :15 am
a 4:05 pm
a 7:15 am
a 2:45 pm
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex.n 4:00 pm
Chtcugo
Local Express. u 9:30 am
Chicago Limited
a 7:50 pm
Fnst Mall
a Dally.
UNION PACIFIC-'THK OVER
lan! Ttoute" General Olllces
N E. Cor. Ninth and ffij;
s'reets City Ticket Ofhce 1T1
Depot. Tenth und Marcv si
,v".r.ir sic.
"Tfiii- Te
lephoue, 020. '
Leave.
Arrive.
Tho Overland Limited, .a S;20 nm
The Chicago Portland
Special n 8:20 am
The Fast Mall a S:50 am
Tho Mull and Express. ,all:25 pm
Lincoln, Hcatrlco and
a 7:30 pm
a 7:30 pm
a 3:23 pm
" Iuj pm
Btroinsburg Express,. b 4;05 pm bl2:30 mn
Tho Pachlc Express.... a 4!25 pm P,n
Tho Atlantic Express... n 5.50 nm
!:aKi.il,,dnJ2:,li.B!2?.l'5i..' m
W A II A R IT IIAimnit
1
3 I SH1 98. ?',.i"5 i'arnnm
T ' Ul'L'l, 1 UHJIIUUUU. I lit.
not, Tenth nnd Marcy sts,
1 eiepiiunc, (w,
Leave. ArrK-o
s T.niilo "fnnnon Hnll"
Express a 5:15 pm a 8:20 am
a Dally.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rnllroad-Clty Ticket Of
Deo. 1402 Farnam Street,
Telephone, 215. Depot
Tenth and Murcy Streets
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express ..
Chicago Limited ..
Mlniuupolis and
Paul Express ..
Mlniieupolls and
,,.a7:00nm all;25 pm
...a iiu pui a a;vj unl
St.
...b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm
St.
...n 7:45 pm n 8:05 am
Paul Limited
Furt Dodge Local lrom
Council Hluffs b 4:20 pm a S:16 nm
Fort Dodge Local 'cm
Council Hluffs -.a 0 0) am
a Dally, b Dullv except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road-General Olllces and
22Z Tlcltei unices, souiueast
ilTPS Corner llth and Douxlas
Oil, i.n jtluttS .VI, UliJIUL
union Biaiiuu.
Leave. Arrive.
1 Sr. Louis and ivunsas
City Expi'jss .....aiow am a 0:20 pm
K. C. St. L. Express.. .al0:..O pm a W5 ura
Leave from 15' n and
Webster Streets:
K'li rnukn local. Via
Weeping waier u pm uiuiu am
n Daily, b Dally except Sunday,
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
fCMCA?
Ci 8t Paul Rallwuy-Clty
Ticket Olllce. if,oi Farnam
IMilwaukR
Street. Telephone. 2S4
Depot, Tonth and Mason
Stieets. Telcpnono, C29.
lcave. Arrive,
Chicago Limited Ex.... a 6;ou pm s. 8:05 urn
Chicago & Omaha Ex .b 7:15 am b 3;40 pm
u uany. u uuny excepi ounuuj
4 VzLP
HAII.W AY TIME T .MILES.
CHIC Vno. HtH U ISL
and ,V Pacific Railroad
-"The Great Hock Isl
and Route" City
Ticket Onlci. 132.1 Far
nnm Street. Telephone,
4. Depot. Tenth nnd
Marcy Sts. Tele
phone, C29.
, L,cavc.
EAST.
I Dcs Moines nnd D.ivcn-
i port Local n 7 25 am
, Chicago Exprcs4 bll:15 dm
1 Dcs Moines Local a 4:20 nm
Arrive.
1)11:3.1 am
a S:10 nm
a 4:46 pm
fblenin Prist Etnrrs n fi:Oi) nm n 1
Dcs Moines. Ruck Isl-
and ltld Chicago. ...i 7:40 pm a 9:35 pm
WEST
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs,,
Denver, I'ueou und
Jr-t . . ... . . a 1:30 pre n 4 13 pm
Colorado, Oklilhoma St
Texas Fiver .a S.50 nm n 9:M nm
u Dally I Dnllv except Sunday
1 seH jTrrrffii.
It iirukADiinTnYWunniir
tMI MOKTHLYVdhw' IVtCRlV
t nut ship
i tmimn id
fine ships mcossicTios wrrs
mtsoio stnvict rst Moiuomo.
ALONG THE NORTH SHORE
SVANA MATANI4S, CAKDE.N15, SA0UA, CA.
BAOE.1, MEVITAS, QIBARA, n BARACU4,
mi illiif iorl.
UU3ff STKAMSIIIP J.INi:27 William St
JJW York City
RAYMOND Sl WH1TCOMH,
tft Union Square, New York.
For Tickets. Stateroom Reservation
and General Information of the MO
HILE 8KHVICE, apply to Ticket
Agent Mobile & Ohio It. It.' and South
ern Uy.
posTorricn xoiice.
Should bo rend DAILY by all Interested, as
changes may occur at any time
Foreign malls for the week ending Janu
ary :, 1901, will eloo (PROMPTLY In nil
cases) 111 me wcucrni i-osiomce as ioiiows:
PARCELS POST MAILS close ONE HOUR
EARLIER than closing Ihvw shown below.
I'arceis i-osr uiiis ior vi?:mnny cu'sii hi
5 p. m. on January 23 per s. s. Karlsruhe,
via Itrcmcn.
Heculnr and Supplementary malls close
nt Foreign Branch half hour later than
closing tlmo shown below.
Triiiis-Altiiiillc .Hull.
f Ilt'HSDAY At 7 n. til. for FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND. I TALY. SPAIN. I'Oll
TI'GAL. TURKEY. EGYPT. GREECE.
HR1TIS1I INDIA and LORENZO MAR
QUE'., per h s. L'Aiiultnlne. via Havre
tiiu 1 1 for oilier parts of Europe must bo
directed "per s. s. L'Auultalne").
SATURDAY At 0:30 u. m. for EUROPIC,
per s. s. Campania, via gueenstown; nt
8 n. in. for NETHERLANDS direct per
s. s. Rotterdam (mall must bo directed
"per s. s. Rotterdam"): at S 11. in. for
ITALY, per s. s. Knlser Wm. II (mall
must bo directed "per s. s. Kaiser Wm.
II"). '
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial and
Samples for Germany only. The same clr.ns
of mall ma.lcr for other parts of Europo
will not Im sent by thU ship unless
specially directed by her.
After the closing of tho Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic Mails named above addi
tional supplementary malls are opened mi
tho piers of the American. English,
French and German steamers and mucin
open until within Ten Minutes of tho
hour ot sailing of i-tcnmer.
Mails fur South nml Ccnlial Anicrlcii,
West Indies. Ele.
MtlDAY At 12 m. for HHA.IL. per s. s.
Eastern Prince (mull fur Northern Hr.17.ll,
Argentine Republic, Uruguay and Para
guay must be directed "per h. s. Eastern
Prince"l.
SATURDAY A I 8 n. m. for HF.I'MUDA,
per h. h. 'rrlnlilaii; at sw) a. m. mr ,ui
(IENTINE REPl'HLIC, URUGUAY and
PARAGUAY, per H. s. Hellanock ; at 9 a.
m. (supplementary 9:30 11. m i lor POHTO
RICO (vl i San Juanl,. VENEZUELA and
CURACAO, per h. ' s. Caracas (mall for
Snvanllla and Cartbagenii must bo ill
reeled "per s. s. . Caracas"! ; at 10 a. m.
(supplemcntnrv 10:3") a. m.l for FORTUNE
ISLAND. JAMAICA. SA VANILLA and
CARTE AC.ENA, per .. s. Altai (mall for
Costa Rlcn must bo directed "per s. h.
Altal"l: ut 10 a. m. (supplementary 10:30
a. in.) for HAITI, per s. s, Alps; at to
n. m. for CU HA, per s. s. Mexico, via
I Invalid ; at 12:30 p. m. fur MATAN5CAS,
CAIUAHIEN. NUEV1TAS. CI II A HA and
HARACOA, per s. s. Ollnda (ordinary
mall only, which must bo directed "per
s. s. Ollnda"); nt 11 p. m. for NASSAU,
per steamer from Miami, Flu.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
svilncv. and incnce ny steamer, close at
this ofllco dally nt 6:30 p. m. (connecting
close hero every Monday. Wednesday und
Saturday). Mulls fur MWiuclon, by rail to
Huston, nnd thence by stenmer. close at
this olllco dally at 6:30 p. 111. Mulls for
Cuba, by rail 10 Port Tumpa, Flu., nnd
thenco by steamer, eloso nt this olllce
dally at 6 n. m. (tho connecting closes
nro on Sunday. Wednesday and Friday).
Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless
sneelallv addressed for dispatch bv
steamer, close at till "tllce dally at 130
11. m. anil 11 n. m. .Malls ror t'osiu lllra
Hellze, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by
rail to New Orleans, nnd thenco by
ateamcr, closo nt this otllce dally at 1.30
p. in. (connecting closes here Mondays for
iicllzo l'uerio cortez and uuaiemaia aim
Tuesdays for Costa Rica). Registered
mall closed nt 0 p. in. previous day.
TimiN-PnVlllc Mnllx.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia).
New calami, Hawaii, Mil nnu samnan
Islnnds, via San Francisco, eloso here
dnlly at 0:30 p. m. Jnnunrv "Oth and un
to January 19th, Inclusive, or on day of
nrrlval of s s. Campania, due nt Now
York January 19th, for dispatch per s. -
Sonoma.
Malls for China nnd .In nnn. via Vancouver.
close hero dally at c:) p. m. up 10 Janu
ary 22, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
Empress of .In pun (registered mull must
lie directed "via Vancouver"!.
Malls for Hawaii. Japan, Chlm nnd Philip-
plno iplniLls, via san Francisco, close
hero dally at 6:30 p. m. up t-i January
27. Inclusive, for dlspntch per s. h. China.
Mnlls for Hnwni'. via S.in Frniicli-co, closo
here dally at 0:30 p. in. ror disputed per s.
11. Mnrltiosn.
Malls for Hawaii, China. .lupin and Philip
pine Islands, via san Frnnoiscn. cio?e uero
dally nt .) P. m. up to Februury !, I11-i-luslve.
for illsnntch per s. n Doric.
Mnlls for Australia (except West Australia,
whleti goes via Liirope. aiiii now y.eainnu.
which goes via Sun Francisco), and Fill
Islnnds. via Vancouver, close hern dully
nt 6:30 p. in. after January 19 and up lo
February 2. Inclusive. Ior dispatch per
s s. Aornngl (supplementary mulls. ' In
Seattle, e'ose at 6:30 11. in. February "Si.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia.
whlcli is rorwnrueu via i-jurope), .-New v.en
land, FIJI, Samoa and llnwnll, via San
Francisco, close hcto dally at 6:30 p. m.
after February 3 up lo February '.1, In
clusive, or 011 nrrlval a. s. Uinbrla, duo
nt New York Februnry !', tor dispatch
per s. s. Sierra.
Trans-Pacllle mails are forwanled to port of
sailing dally and mo scncduie ni 1 losing
J.i arranged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted ovirlnnd transit. Regis
teied mail clones nt 6 p. m previous duy
Postotllcc, New York, N. Y., January IS,
1'"J1' -corni:lius.van cott.
Postmaster.
LIKE BALMY SPRINGTIME
Weiilln-r Man Sn This .liiniuiry
Duy Is 11 llri'orit
llrriilicr.
These dnyB nre renmrkablo from the stand
point of the wenther forecaster. For llio
first tlmo In years the coldest wenther re
ported for January 23 was 10 degrees above
zero, this minimum being reached In
tho British possessions. Tuesday tho zoro
line was shown In southern Canada, hut
did not reach tho United States.
The weather prospects offer no encour
agement for tho leo men, and that they are
becoming alarmed nt existing conditions Is
shown by their dnlly questions to the
weather bureau.
Mnrlnllt.v SI11IUII1-.
The following deaths ir.d births were re
ported to the city health commissioner for
the twenty-four houi'H ending at noon
Wednesday:
DeatliF August Wlberg, 1727 South Tenth,
aged 05: Michael Connellv. St. Joseph's hni
pltul, aged 70; Joseph ThUi, St. Joseph's
hospital, aged 10; Paulina Hand, 512 South
Ninth, aged II; C. C. Cecil, St .loi.-ph's
hospital, nged 8a; Marlon Sullivan, 1101
Wibster, aged 1 month.
Hlrths-W. P. Moore, Sis South Twenty,
sciuiid. girl: Michael Ilorvath, 191) South
Nineteenth, boy; Patrick O'llrlen. 3321 Web
ster. boy; Leon Lolnos, 1107 South Ninth,
girl; F. H Hnii7.il. Kill Cn"tellar, hoy:
.loi.eph Pllzi-I. Twelfth and Knvun. boy;
Frank I.elt, .2211 South Eighteenth, boy; S
Ruvttz, 2023 Cuming, twin boys
Senator llnlilrlKi-'s ( iiiiilllliiu.
Senator II. II Haldrlgo passed a fairly
comfortable night and there wur uu change
in Ids condition yesterday Ills temperature
still varies from Ufl'lo tf5. but his phsl
cluns gives assurance of recovery.
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FARM LAND IS IN DEMAND
Nobrmka 80II it Now Much Eonjht
InTcMment
GREAT ACTIVITY IN REALTY CIRCLES
Conerl ni l e Drillers Predict nil 1
iif Solid Prosperity fiieli 11
Hit Neier llefore llceii
Wllni'sseil Here,
ltenl estate men ot Ouuiba Mho deal In
Nebraska fnrurlatuls are a unit In express
ing tho belief that tho next three month
will witness a greater activity In tho sale ot
such property than at any previous time In
many years. Desirable land h.is within th"
recent past Increased In vatuu on an aver
age of $5 per acre, and even though the
market Is strong, with purchasers willing
to buy land at the Increased prices, the sup
ply Is by no means ndeiUnte to the demand. .
Even though there Is nt this time a re
iiiarkatilti tendency on tho part of home
seekers to Invest In Oklahoma lands, Ne
braska Is being by no means neglected. And,
too, ery few Nebraskans nro numbered
among tho clans that aro seeking new
homes In the recently located sections of
Oklahoma. With the Increasing productive
ness of Nebraska lands, brought about by
modern methods and Improvements In
farming, thero nro few agriculturists In
search of more piomlslng Melds nf labor.
Innulrlcs for Nebraska farms nro growing
in number and come largely from residents
of Indiana, Illinois. Iowa and Missouri. Thn
applicants are In till ruses seekers after tho
best lands obtainable and have nu nbiind-
nnco of money with whlrh to make purchase
outright.
Coming In lliiildl,
II is surprising," said Clarence K. llesso
of tho H. C. Peters company, "how many
new settlers have conic Into Nebraska
vllhln the lust few months. They have
bought desirable farms In the more fertile
agricultural districts of tho slat-, and In
the majority of Instances hove paid prices
that a few years ago would have been con
sidered exorbitant Tho munition of farm
realty In Nebraska Is now better 1 hull It
Ins been In many years There uie per
haps 110 nunc transfers of titles thnn there
have been nt other times, but there urn a
great ninny moro cash transactions. Tho
ditnnnil for Nebraska farm lauds Is sur
prisingly largo and good property can read
ily rommnud n satisfactory llgure."
Alfred L. Lynch, chief clerl: of the Union
Pacllle land department, keeps In about ns
close, touch with Nebraska ronlty conditions
as any real estate man In tho stale. Ho
predicts that tho coining season will wit
ness nn unprecedented demand for .farm
lauds In this state. "At this time," said
Mr. Lynch, "wo aro being overwhelmed
with inquiries for Nebraska farm lands.
Most of tliein rome from Iowa residents -
many of whom aro on the eve of disposing
of their own property nnd are looking nbtmt
for homes nnd Investments before closing
ii(i any deals they may have ponding. Iowa
fanners are familiar with tho agricultural
conditions of Nebraska, nnd they deem U 11
good Investment If they can sell their prop
erty I here at a good round llguro per aero
nnd purchnso land eiiially good In Nebraska
for less money than thp market value of
their present holding:.
"It Is fclgnillrnnt Hint, olthough there
has been a falling off In the demand for
grazing lands in tho western part of tho
state, Improved farm realty finds a rendy
market. Not all of the applicants resldo
outside tho boundaries nf tho state. Many
prospective: purchasers aro Nebraska fann
ers who havo been working leased and
rented lands for several years and havo
now nmnssed 11 Biilllelent conipotenco to
enable them to purchnso homes of their
own."
"Our company used to cnnllno Its opera
tions In farm renlty entirely lo Douglas
county," said Ilyron H. Hustings of tho
Ilyron Heed company, "but It has coino
now that thero Is absolutely no Douglas
county farm land on tho market. Con
sequently wo hnve been forced to expand
somewhat and nre handling farm lauds In
the Interior of tho state. Thu demand for
Improved farm land Is greater now, I be
lieve, than It has been for years. In fact
the demand far exceeds what wo arc ablo
to furnish."
Mr. IIi-iiiIn .Mill, ex Predict Inn.
George P. llemls stated that In bin thlrty
threo years' experience in the real estatn
business in this city thero has never been
greater activity in form realty than at tho
present time. "I look tpr an unprecedented
volume of business In this direction during
tho next few months," he said. "Land that
Is desirable commands lopnolch prices. To
day I closed two deals by which nnioll tracts
of Douglas county land exchanged hands.
Tho property represented cultivated nnd Im
proved fruit and farm lands, and In 0110
Instanco a plivo of property containing a
fraction over eight acres was sold for $1 .000.
Tho other deal was thu transfer of nineteen
nrrcs of land and the purchnso prlco was
$2,100. I have on now a probablo sulo for
275 acroi: of land near Calhoun, which will
command $45 an acre. Nebraska farm land
Is mighty good property in have nnd can
bo turned Into cash on very short uotlco
In caso tho owner bo desires It."
EXPLAINING HIS LAMENESS
Wllsiin lllilii'l Have l.iiinluiKii, linl ).
llnil n MIkIiI.v limn
Leg, (Mi!
Tom Wilson bubbled Into pollco court yes
terday morning, favoring his right foot all
ho could. When called before Judge Learn ho
had nn nmuslng nnd. In tho minds of hla
nuditors, "fnr-fetched" Iain to tell as tho
cause or hlB Inineness. The Judgo policed
thu peculiar movement of Wlhon nB ho
stepped before tho bar, and Instead of tho
iiEUal "(Jlvo an occnunt of yourself" ho
Btected tho prlsonor with "Whot'B tho mat
ter with that foot 7"
"Well, ycr honor," Bald Wilson, "you seo
thrrii or four of us fellow'B who havo been
rutting Ice wero thrown out of work by
this warm spell nml wo hnvo been looking
for work."
"Whot'B that got to do with jour foot?"
"Just a minute und I'll tell you."
"Go on, then."
"You seo wo wore stnndln' around lallitn',
when Dougun offered to bet mo n can of beer
that n pound of feathers wus hcuvler than
a pound of lead. We wero down In thn
neighborhood of Eleventh and Nicholas and
the feathers were cny to find."
"Did you steal them?"
"No. ycr honor wo Just borrowed them
from n mattress factory down there- no,
sir, wo nro laboring men; wu wouldn't Btcul
anything. Wo went over Into a Junk yard
and found ,1 piece of Iron; couldn't find no
lead. Wo wero going buck to tho inattrrsi
factory to weigh tho Iron nnd tho feathers
together, when I dropred tho Iron on my
light foot mid It struck right there," and
Wllbon pointed to a cut In tho top of his
shoe.
"Now, Wilson, If that Is your name, da
you expect mo to swallow such n fablo un
pound? Don't you know a pound Is n
pound?"
"Hut, your honor, It's tho truth nnd I
can Bhnw you thu place"
"Never mind; yoji nro dismissed."
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