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TUT: OMAHA DAILY 111313: TJlt'HSDAV, FEJiKT All V T, 1901.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Advrrtlartnrnta fur (lirar column
rrlll lie taken until VJt in, for tlir
rTriiltiK rillllon nml until H ISO i. in,
for miirnliiK nml .Sniulnr rdltlmi.
Ilnlr, I 1-lio n nrd fl rut Insertion,
1c n word tlirrrnftrr. Nothing taken
fnr Irsa (linn ttBn fur I lie flmt Inarr
t'on. Thrar nil vrrtWrinrnta ruiiat lie
ran ronaec nil vr-lr.
A il vrrf larrs, by rrriienllliK n nnin
Itrrril rhrcU, rnn linvc nimiTrn nil
dreaaril to n iitiiiihernl letter In care
of Tlii lire. Aintri no iiddrcaard trill
lie delivered un prcaen tut Ion of the
check only.
WANTED SITIATIONS.
EXPERT accountant. Holbrook, Brown hlk
. A-CIS
wa.vi i:i m.vi.i: 111:1,1.
WANTED, wo have steady work for a tow
good hustlers of good habits nnd appear
unto. C F, A Jams Co., 1605 Hownnl Ht
B-tf
1IAHUER tradu taught thoroughly In h 'M
ttttie , cutnloguo particular free. Weft
em llurbcrs' Institute. Omaha, ",'0J''-S.(5
MKN or women to sell goods to city '.raJA
(looil pay and steady employment. Illx
cnbaugh .fc Co., Ware block, firniiha.
B-M412 M.itii
WANTED," cniivnssers. KM Douglas 3t
D M 1 00
WANTED, 3 or 1 good structural Iron
moulders; sternly work. Marshall l-oun.
dry, Murshnlltown, la. H-M9i2 7
WANTKD. men to learn barber trade: pre.
pnro now for spring rush, only two
mcnths rcfinlrcd: (12 to $15 paid graJuatcs
or can "tart business on our capital;
many good locations on Wo; wo hnv- the
l-iiit proposition ever made young m-n;
our diplomas recognized ovcrywnero;
viito ut onco fnr catatoRUo and pnrt'cu
lark. Molcr Bather College, 1623 Farniim
st , Omaha,
Caution Our Hlcceas has raucd some f
rent shops to nil! their places cdloCs.
Do not I10 deceived. Wo aro n hran"h jf
thu original Molcr system B M99J 7
WANTKD, first-class short order cook for
restaurant. T. J. Evans, Box 28'!. Fair
bury, Nob, B-M321 11
WANTKD. 50 experienced harness maker,.
Apply nt Des Moines Suddlory Co., Oca
MolneH, In. Il-M:lll 8
BAI,K8.MKN for clpnrs; new plan, quick
galea, pood bunlneos, big money. Con
umerarClgar Co., 631 S. 7th St., Bt. Louis.
n-
TKN ImriK'HH makern. Apply HardeH Sad
dlery Co., Sioux City. la. IJ-M3iVl 13
WANTKD, 11 man to Bollclt and colN-ct lti
Hiirancc; nuint he ubli' to npeak (lurnuin
imd miiMt fiirnlHh bond. Apply nt I p. in.
II. IIS N. Y. Ufu bhlK. H-.MJTkS 7
WAXTHIl KK.tlAI.H
WANTKD, 200 clrla. 1521 Dodge. Tel. S7rt.
C-W7
h1) Kirln wanted, Cauaillan oftlce, 1522 DougliiM
C &5S
YOUNO lady to learn massago; perm.inont
position for right party. Apply 22-) Iteo
IJltld. C 022
WANTKD, ladle", to learn lialrdreMHlnK,
manlcilrliiR nnd facial maxHiiKc; prepare
for mimnicr sennou and ri-Hort posllloiiH;
nplendlil opcnliiRfi; Rood pay; iiohIIIdiis
Kitarantecd: 4 to C weekfi completes: bent
tlmo to IiokIm. Call or wrltu for partlcu
larn. Moler'H UnlrdreBslne CoIIcrc. 1C23
I'uruam, umnna. u aii 11
COMI'KTKNT Hlrl for Brnall family. 2?
Parker St. C Cftj
GOOD girl for ueneral hoiiHework: fnmlly
ill lllicu, uuil wiiKvn. 1101 ou. .iini ni.
C-M3I9
AVANTKD, nn experienced general agent
for nlco llglit lino jiaylriR roixI Hillary and
comminnion. AcuireHH uw, nee.
C M3A2 7
l.OH IIK.T IKItSKN,
IK you want"l'oar"1ioU8es well rented place
them with Hennwa & Co. D S5'J
AIAV'AYS moving H. II. goods, t'lanoi.
Olllcc, 151H4 Karnam St. Tel 155J or
D-J80
IIOU8K8 for rent In all pnrtn or thu city,
lJrcnnun-Lovo Co., 320 So. 13th Ht.
D-S61
IIOU8KS, stores. Uemls, Paxton block.
D-SG2
SKK IIKNItY IJ. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. I.II'K,
D-8fi3
IIOUSKS, etc F. D. Weud, 1521 Douglas
D-SOI
1IOU8KS and flatB. ningwalt, Harker lilk
IJ-S03
1IOUSK8 wanted. Wallace, Drown Hlk.
D-SM
NKW 7-room brick, strictly modern, east
1 rem, .1111 null 01. .miry nvc., m llemls
Puxton block. DS'i)
2ltli. near Karnam: ten-room moilem immn
complete In every tcBpcct; ten mliillte.V
wniK 01 cenier ni city: reanonablo ivnt
Omaha Loan & Trust Co., icth and Doug.
lauStH. D--S72
TOK ItENT, 8-ro.jm cottage, modern ex
rejit furnace. 'XU Davenport. 120.
JOHN W. HOHIUNS, 1S02 FA UN AM.
D-Wt
STllItOKS, MAUTIN CO., 617 N. Y. Mf
D-OSI F2S
6.UOOM cottngo, J10 u moiith. 322 N. 2;'d t.
D-3S0
ail 8KWAHD ST.. new ilvo-room cottngo;
,1,1,, ill; tttiici, ICI1V, l..XI.
Omaha Louu'& Trlist Co., ltith it Douglas.
. D-SCD
KLKOANT fi-roQin npartment In the Wl
mum, Payne-Knox Co. D M331
FOll ltK.T-l'lIllMSIIi:il HOOMN.
STI5AM heiitcd rooms at Tho Thurston.
K-1.73
DKWKY Kuropcau hotel, 13th and Fnrnam
K-!7I
FOH rtKNT, a nicely furnished front room
within walking dlstanco of pcwtolllco;
gentleman only: uss of Inth nnd tele
phone: no other roomers, Addrexs II 16
"ee. K-M7AS
imrHKKHKPlNCl rooms, Jii up. 2i St.
iry h. K M090 .Marl
3 FUHNIHIIKD rnnnis for hn.isekccplug,
muii nun wnu. 01 orin litu til.
K-303
ItOOM.S for rent, furnished nnd unfur
nlshed; roferenccs. 023 N. 19th st.
. K-M33I 10
! hum room wttii alcove, sultablo for two
gentlemen; deslrablu location. MO S. 2uth
sireei. K-CM 12
;siri';i. nirnlslieil front room, prlvnte
iiimiiy. 1 bui i uhs ni. 1 ;-353 S
T-IIOOM tiinilftrn linnui, "Ti-. ll........i
jiei; month. Hamilton liros . yis s. 20th
I'tUlMMIlin IUIIMIX A.MI ll(i.Mll).
GLKNCAIHN, transients, $1.25 day. 16'i'J Doug
r ia
The Merrlam, good winter home. 23 & Dodgo
l' 4ia
LARGE front parlors with board; nlso
smaller room; rcasnttablo rates. The tinc,
2020 Harney, F-MS9I
UTOPIA. 172t Davenport St.
F-S77
THE PRATT; deslrnblo rooms. Hot water
heat. F-1SI
NEWLY furnished rooms with good board
524 N. 23d St. F-113 6'
FOR RENT, furnished room, well hented.
modern house; line location. 415" N. 25t,h st.
F-.M3IU 10
ELEGANT largo steam-heated front rooms,
with board. 1909 Capitol Ave,
F-MM1-13
FOH HUNT STORKS AND OFFICES,
HALU 102 So, Hth, cor Dodge at
I-M163 F7
FOR RENT Tho building formerly occu
pied by Tho Hee at 916 Farnam St. It has
four stories and a basement which was
formerly used as The Hee press room.
This will bo rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply nt oneo to C C Rose
.nater, secretary, room 100, lice Hulldlng.
ron rent stores and oiticiis.
FOR RENT -Store. In first-class location;
rent reasonable. Apply It. C. Peters &
Co., gtound floor. Bee Bldg. l-ZM
HALL for rent, 103 S. Hth, corner Dodge.
1-M1S3-F-7
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS-Quick men to visit stores nml
fell machine for printing signs on fences
bridges, Melt-walk, etc Arc Co., Undue,
Wis. J-MJill
"VICTOlllA, Queen and Kmpress:" a com
pleto biography nnd history of her time;
four Venrs In nreiinrntlon: agents wanted.
extra terms, freight paid; credit given,
outfit now rendy, sent free; a great op
portunity; wrlti today. Zlegler Co., ..21
.Motion bldg., Chicago. J J13t 7
SKI It A CI
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 012-
914 Jones, renurni storage unn lorwnruuiR.
-S7S
OM. Van Htor. Co., ljlUiFarn. Tels. ir;9-5G3.
S7
W.WTlill-TO IHJY.
WANT to purchnse hot coffee urn, peanut
roasier ami soua louniain. Address unx
62.1, Norfolk, Neb. N-'JSl 7
DIU'O STOItK In western or southwest
lown, ji.iwi to i,wjo storK; town of i.wu
to 3,000. Address C. II. Adair, Yale. Iowa.
N-AI32I S
for sale prii.vrrt HE
CHICAGO FFHNITt'rtE CO., 1410 DodRe.
Tel. 2020. New Sc. 2dhand furnlturo noiigut,
sold, exchanged. O-SS0
FOH HALE HOUSES, VEHICLES. ETC.
IT HAS been a good old wagon. Let Harry
itosi repair 11 ai mil nnu i.enveiiwurin.
P-S1-
I'Olt .SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HARD and soft foundation piling: hog
I .,,( AbllJ.ln.. ,1.11 hnniflnu I 1 QO'I
2DHAND safe cheap. Dcrlght, 1H6 Farnam.
W-MJ
SAFES: buy, sell exe'ge. Schwartz, 111 8. 13.
HERTFORD & CO., ltith and llworth.
FURNITURE &. UPHOLSTERING.
Q-6S3
TIMOTHY hay and all kinds feed and coal,
Monroo & co, y ssa
1NCUI1ATORS. Prnd to tho Suro Hatch
Incubator Co., ciay center, -ncu., ror a
hnndsomu free catalogue. Q 111
FOR SALE, 31 secondhand wooden chairs,
in goou rnnuiunn, a luiiis cucii. rtpp.y
Heo Huslness olllcc. Q DM
OFF FOR THE KLONDIKE! Who wants
my ' osb piano cneap, Auuresa r4,
Hee. Q--M2I2
CRECKNT Ulcycle (racer), only $10. David
Wr gnt, 17U uavenpori si., renr.
f Q-3.1i) C
123.0OI) FEET good white pine lumber, con
sisting or .'X4. axti, sxk. .'Xiu ami
slieathlng. shlplap and stock boards; also
corrlgatcd iron anil tin root, nun nun
Izard sts Q-M3I0 10'
3 FRESH Jersey cows,
Charles Fwret,
Q3d: s
40tli nnd Grant.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, medium. 819 North 16th.
8 S8S
MME.OYLMER.gcnultio palmist. 1003 Dodgo
a 3S
ZENO, clairvoyant nnd healer, 1915 Farnam.
a Mm iv
ELECTRIC TlinA'l'.MEXT.
ELITE parlors, 615 South 16th, second floor,
T-197-F-S
MADEL GRAY, 3171s N, 15th St., flat E,
T-M45S-F-18
MISS MAE LESLIE. 619 S. ICth. 2d floor,
T MS51-F-2S
MME. AMES. 1C13 Howard, 2d floor, room 1
thermal baths. T-M2i3 9
PERSONAL.
PRIVATE homo before and (hiring conllne
meat; babies adopted. Mrs. llurget, 2620
liuriictie, u kiu
FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim but
tons; man orucrs, umana i-ieaiing ;o.,
1521 Douglas. u Ml
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for
rem. wnuo ncwniB Aiacninc, insu uous
las. Tel. 2334. U-MJ
RUPTURI2 cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger; senu ror circulars, umpire Rup
ture Cure. 932 N. Y. Llfo Uulldlpg. Omaha,
U-M Ill-IMS
PRIVATE hosnltal for ladles before nnd
during conlliicmcnt; babies adopted, 3300
Grant si. u siw
VIAVI Woman's way to health; rational,
wholesome, home treatment. 3 IS Hee UUIr,
U-MI
HUY from the manufacturer. Hurkley Kiv
velope Co., Omaha. U .MtUO F-15
DR, ROY, chiropodist; corns & superfluous
hair removed by electricity. R. 12 Frenzer
block. u vjo
TURKISH baths, massage baths, electric
baths, for ladles only; sklHed women
massage operators; tlnest equipped baths
in tho city, iicnsirom nam company,
Rooms .iu 10 sat, uec iiioK, u ;m
I,1EIIEN, theatrical, mawiuerade costumer.
101S farnam. u S97
M. GOLDMAN & CO.-Only perfect ac
conieon pieaimg piani m ine west, aiall
orders solicited.
un
e 2l)0 Douglas Rloek,
opposlto Hayden's.
urjl
WE RENT sewing mochmes for 75e per
wccKi we repair nnu sen neeoies ami ni
tnchments for any machine made. Neb.
Cycle Co.. cor loin ,v ltarncy. Phono 11.10,
U-M123 M2
A HOX of Re-No-Mny Powder is not a
luxury when It affords you a euro and
secures tho comfort and happiness of
your room-mine. u Mil.
MONEY TO l.OAN-HEAI, ESTATE.
MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real
estate, iirennan-i.ovo wo., aro south 13th.
w MS
PRIVATE money, C, r.4. fi per cent; no dc-
U, Villi 1 1(1 ,..., luig , , tit,,,,, OJJ
$1,0(10 and upward to loan on Improved city
property and farms. W. Farnam Smith &
Co,, J 320 Farnam. W-yjO
LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western
low.i farms ut 5 per cent; borrowers can
imv tirxi or nnv multlole: anv Intnrntit
ditto; no delay. Hrennan-Lovo Co., :tno
H. 13IH St.. umana. wen. v 'Ml
WANTED City loans, bonds nnd warrants
George & Company, lfiOl Farnam street
W Pi 12
WANTED City nnd farm loans; also bonds
nnd warrants, u. reiers a: uo., iiirj
Farn.uu St., Dee Hidg. w-yu
MONEY to loan on farm and city tironcrtv
luwcst rates. O. F. Davis Co., 1503 Farnam
W 901
MONEY to loan at 5 nnd 5'4 per cent on
umana piopcriy. w. 11. akikic, wi n. lain
W-906
PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood,
FIVE per cent money. Uemls, Paxton block
PRIVATE money. F. 1). Wend, 1524 Doaglas
v SIU
5 AND W, per cent loans, W. II. Thomas,
First Nutlonal Hank building. Tel 1618,
v vw
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. L. nidir. Tol.
lC6t; Alice Johnson, D. O., ladles' dept.;
Old E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
111
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O.. of Still school
Klrksvllle, Mo., tl Paxton Hlk. Tel. 1367
-931
lirilllKIl STAMPS.
n A DOES, medals. Om. Pl't. Co., Beo Hidg
3IO.m:Y TO LOAN Cll ATTKI.S,
MONEY TODAY.
Loans made In Amounts from $10 to $2.V) on
household furniture, pianos, horses, car
riages, etc., without removal, or en our
8-A-L-A-H-Y without security. All or n
p rofiiirt, tun rami nrr.irmtiKi v. rjiii
ployers and neighbors know absolutely
nothing of our business relntlons People
who need money are Invited to call nnd
get my terns nnd compare them with
pnnles may bu transferred to inc. No
charge for papers. All business strictly
confidential Quick service und lowest
ffltMU t'l 111 rt tt I .....t
..urn ijiiii'ia uner. i.umia ui uuin iuu-
... ., J. W. TAYLOIJ,
218 First National Hank, Hldg., Sonthenst
Comer 13th and Farnam Sts. Tel. 713.
X-911
DO YOU NEKD MONEY?
Wo loan U0.W and up 011 furniture,
pianos, horses and other chattels.
HA LA 11 Y LOANS
without mortgage to people holding
permanent positions. You can get the
money in a few hours after innklng ap
plication and take 1, 2. 3. 4, 5, B months
or more. In whlrh to pay It back, und
you need not pay for It one day longer
than you keep It. Wo charge nothing
for papers und we give you the full
amount In cash. There nre no lower
rates than ours; our term are the
easiest; our business Is conlldentlal and
our motto Is "Try to Please."
Omaha Mortgage Loon Co.,
119 Hoard of Trado lllilg. Tel. 229".
(Established ISM.) 300 South ltith St.
X-912
S-A-L-A-ll-Y L-O-A-N-S.
W'c lonti SKI to til") iinon notes.
NO 8KCCMTY ot MORTGAGE required.
Ilebate when loan Is paid before due.
Pay weekly, semi-monthly or monthly.
E GlUltANTEE lowest rates.
WE GI'AHANTKE as easy payments.
Hoom GU Hee 'nUlldlng.
AMERICAN LOAN CO.
X-
SALARY LOANS.
If you nre employed by n responsible firm
wo wll' lonn you sums from 110 to $100 on
your note nt much chenper and easier
rates than elsewhere. Of this we are
positive Absolutely no charges for papers.
NotHng deducted from amount desired.
Easiest partial payments. Reliable Credit
Co., room 303, Paxton Block. X 911
SALARY LOANS
at reduced rates.
AMERICAN LOAN CO., It. C01, Hi?o Htdtr.
x JliVS
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position wun rcsponsioip concern
upon their names without scrurltv; easy
payments. Tolman, 410 Hoard Trade bldg.
X-791
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, low-
eiry, iiorhcs, cows, etc. is. v. itccu. 3i H. 13.
X-91S
MONEY loaned on pinnos, furniture, horses,
cows, jeweiry. uun ureen, 11 s, uarmr nut.
X-919
SALARY loans at reduced rates. Omnhn
Credit Co., 526 Now York Llfo Hidg.
X-320
CHATTEL & Sulnry loans. Joe II. Pleas-
ants, 64 narKcr Hlk. x M.104 rifl'
111 SINESS CHANCES.
$130 CASH or easy payments buys 25 strictly
inwrui uiiCKcij siot macniues mr uritiKS,
cigars or cash; will earn $2 and upward
weekly each. Earl Clark & Co., Furnl
turo .Manuiacitircrs, wuicago, ill.
Y-920
FOR SALE, agricultural Implement nnd
carriage n.iHiness in souin central .Ne
braska. For further particulars address
uox wm, west i.ioeriy, la. v .-i73i
FOR SALE. G.000 to fi.OOO ceneral merchan
disc stock: good location, good trade,
coou reasons ror seiunc.
To trade, good Iowa farm for stock gen
ernl merchandise. Address uox 3171. mih
sourl Valley, la. Y MISS S
HANK wanted; good location; other lines
or business well represented. Address
Hox 9, Uoone, Nob. Y M2.T0 8'
FOR SALE, n ll-room boarding house;
best location In the city, full of llrst-clnsH
roomers: will pay to Investigate. Address
II 63, Hee office. , Y 327 11
FOR SALE, brick ynrd. Inquire N. W
acrvoss, neemer, ?ei. v jibis 11"
FOR SALE, bakery nnd Ice crenm busi
ness; must ue sold. Aiiiuer, zsoo i.enven
worth. Y M339 12
FOR SALE, n newspaper In one of tho good
towns in iMcnrnsKu; cioso investigation in
vited. Hee. Y-M33S 9
FOH EXCHANGE.
A FINE $85.00 Imported magic lantern, as
good as now, oniy used a snort time; sult
ablo for lectures, churches or lodge enter
tnlnmentu; a bargain. Address F 63, Heo
office. Z-173
TO TRADE, Rood piano for span of horses.
weigiit not less man i.iw, vnurcss h
64. Hee. 7. 30S-7'
FOH SALE HEAL ESTATE.
LIST property nnd business for salo with
ueo. v. noiurooK, uU7 mown inocK.
RE-037
PROPERTY bought & sold; money lonned;
rents collected. L. L. Johnson Co.. 311 So.
1.1th St. T?l.'m.K'11
SEE HENRY H. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-922
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans: nlso flro
insurance, itomis, I'axtou Hlk, RE 923
FARMS, lnrgo and small. Let mo know
v.nat you want. William Nelson, C0I S.
10th. RE-M9I3
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St,
RE-923
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale bv the
I'uion i-acinc itaiiroau company, is. A.
McAllaster laud commissioner. Union
Pnclllc Headquarters, Omahn, Neb.
RE-921
HOUSE to move.
Wallace, Hrown hlk.
RE-92
FOR speculators or those who contemplate
illiniums your riuiiii-e now in northeast
corner 31st nnd Paclllc St., for which
owner will accept a very low nrlco. F.
D. Wead, 1521 Douglas. RE 355 12
$28,000.00 IMPROVED city property nnd
sonio ensh to exchange for farm Innds.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY.
Main Floor N. Y. Llfo Hidg.,
Omaha, Nebraska.
RE-MU0 S
STFRGES, MARTIN CO., 517 N. Y. Life.
KIJ 9il F2i
FOR SALE, new 6-room cottage, 10th and
Ari'or sis.; modern except lurnncc: nt
tracllvn homo; ohenp for cash, or part on
easy monthly payments, jnqttlro at 507
N. Y. Life bldtr. UK
REAL BARGAINS IN HKAI.TV
12-fom house, lot 62x132, on Charles, be
tween 2.'d nnd km, modern cxcejit fur
ni co. A rent snap,
nenntlful home, 2fith and Rrown sts.: 5
ror.ms; lot 50x127; good barn, well. etc.
$1,300.
Two 5-room houses, lot 00x121, on 21th,
rorth of Spauldlng $2.tW.
4-room house, lot 30x127, on Scwnrd. west of
30th. $M
8. room house, lot 10x112. on 29th st., hi -tween
Farnam nnd Dmiglns. il.&TA
l-rr.om hoiifo, lot 60x101. on 20th uv , be
tween Arbor nnd Cnstellar r.ts. $1jO)
A one-story brick store building. lot 20132,
2107 Cuming st. A genuine bnrgnln.
Lot 7, block 3t3, city, with one 6-ro.im an I
one 8-room house. $6,r00. will sell one or
both
ti-ncre farm In eastern Kansns. under cul
tlvntloii. $20 per acre, or will exchango
for Omnha property.
100 acres of land, well Improved In Van
Huren county. 25 per ncre. Must be sold
In a few days
I have nlso several other forms and romo
nddltlonal bargnlns In city property.
Sco mo before the prices ndwince.
CHRIS HOYER, 22d nnd Cuming.
Tel. 2049. RE-M:i35 7
F. D- WEAD'S FARM BARGAINS
SO ncres, 6 mites northwest P. O., for $l.f).
5 ncres, 4 miles northwest, for $1,000.
160 ncres. finely Improved. 7 miles, $l2.fx).
4 acres, Florence, cultivated, $300.
640. finely Improved. Douglas county, nt $15.
F. D. WEAD. 1521 Douglas.
HK-SSS-S
TRACKAGE PROPERTY. HALF BLOCK
NORTH SIDE IZARD. BETWEEN 1ST
AND 22D STS. , AT A GREAT BARGAIN
IF SOLD THIS WEEK BEST TRACK
AGE PROPERTY IN THE CITY WILL
SELL PART OF IT. IIEMIS, PAXTON
BLOCK. RE M 123
600-ACRE bottom farm near Council Bluffs,
200 ncres ploughed, 200 acres meadow, bal,
pasture; good, house, near railway stn
tlon; value Increasing rapidly, wl'l sill
cheap, need money Addrcbs owner II 55,
caro Bee, Omaha. &
run 01 ine money may ue paiu uiicr iiif
ilrst month or no part of It need be paid
back for several months. Each payment
mnde rndiirt, tint rnnt nrcirfllnt;! V. hm
FOR SALIT HEAL ESTATE.
i-'IVE $fH0 lots In north part of town, Ken
dall s add., marked down to 20o nnd $2S0
enrh IF SOLD WITHIN NEXT WEEK.
These are SNAPS If there ever were nny.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main Floor N. Y. Life Hidg.
RE-M109 S
CHEAPEST lot In .city of Omaha; tHH-foot
v. 1 'rout in nelson s niiumon. M. J.
Keiinard & Son, 310 llrown block.
RE-924
HEAUTIFl'L residence lots, near boule
vard fchool, car, south part city. $300 to
J4tr).
Spauldlng, near SStli, paving paid, full lot,
cheap nt $3nn. Make offer.
33x142, 5 block from High srhool, nsphnlt
paving, all paid, $950.
Bee me for lmrgalns In Dundee. George
u. Wallace, llrown block. RE 329 7
F D ivi-Mivs tintn ti.vtin.vtva
$330 3-room rnttnirp. nnnr ear xlclitlv
$130 Ti-rontn cottage, nrnr Sth nnd Hnncroft.
ji? 7-room house, 33d nml Fowler.
,1-1 uiiin cotinge, -nui mm iniriieti''
$l.rifio Good 7-room house, west, near car
$l,30o Hrlck house, near Farnim car
$1.01 Cottage nnd lot, Nicholas street
$2,i S-r, hot water heat, a'l conveniences
$2,.i00-n.room. S. W. of Park Ave : Lcav
$3.200 12-room nnd large lot. 2lt St.
$3.7&a 7-room, 31st, north Hnnscom Park,
js.mo Fine residence, West Farnam Dlst
F. D. WEAD. 1521 Douglas.
HE 337-5
PARTIES having houses nnd lots or vncant
mm mr Mine sinitii 01 win iraca-i nnu can
of 24th st will 11 ml customers at the rlOit
price by listing property with, me ut once,
I have customers also for genuine bar
gains In any part of tho city. A. P. Tukey,
Hoard of Trade. 1 RE MS39 9
PATENTS,
1NM.NTOI19 GOT AN IDEA We handle
patents, copyrights nnd trad" marks; y 'U
nlve us tho bnrj Idea and w- will 1o tho
reft; modern equipped machine shop nnd
foundry In connection; Olllrl u Oazotto on
Hie: guide book free. Mason. Fenwlck &
Lnwri'iice. patent lawyer--, II1.6 Howard
St.; Tel. 1119, Omnhn. J. P. Cronln, repr.
INVENTORS, we nsk no o until tho
patent Is procured; If we fall, wo get no
fee; advice free. Sues & C . Pateit Lnw
yers, Hee Hidg.. Omaha. Nob long dis
tance telephouo 1623. -US-Mar 13
PATENTED and unpatented Inventions
bought und sold. Lucas & Co , St. Louis,
Mo. M-31.1 6
INCUIIATORS A N It HROOUEHS.
INCUUATORS and brooders; cotaloguo
free. Wrlty Hurr Incubator Co., H 2,
Omaha, Neb. Factory nt SStli & Dnver.pirt
479
SIIORTHANI) AND TYPEWRITING.
A C. VAN S ANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life.
920
HOYLES' College, court reporter, principal.
Heo Hidg, -9J0
NKH. Huslness & Shorthand college, Boyd'a
Thenter. -931
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col., 16 & Doug.
932
MEDICAL,
LADIES out of health find prompt relief.
Uox 232, Omuhu, Neb. Contldcutlnl
927
VIRTUA.MA cures Impotency resulting
t'om Indiscretions or debility, lvcs vi
tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitions,
aspirations of youth, health, fitting for
success, hnpplness In business, profes.
slonal, social, married life;; $2, or 3 for $5.
Sent anywhero prepaid on receipt of
price. The Kldd Drug Co.. ElKln. III.
Amcrlcnn Olllcc, retails wholesale, Myers
Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha; M. A. Dillon.
South Omaha; Davl Drug Co.. Council
Hluffs. Full lino rubber goods.
LADIES! Chlchester's-Engllsn rennyroyal
Pills are tho best; safe, rellablo; take no
other. Send 4o stamps for particulars.
"Relief for Ladles" In letter by return
mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester
Chemical Co., Philadelphia, Ta.
. 1 T" "
IHCYOLHS.
BTAllT buying your bloitllert now; $1 down,
$1 per week, L. Fleschflr, 1622 Capitol Ave,
.. . M-633
EXPERT ACCOliTANT.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., dav or
evening. It. 15, Com. Nut. Hank. G. R.
Ruthbun -734
DANCING SCHOOL.
THE winter term of Morand's Dancing
school begins this week. Adults, Tuesday
and Friday, S p. m.; 12 lessons, gentlemen.
$S; ladles, JO. Prlvato lessons day nnd
evening M-222 FU
FAR.MS FOR RENT.
FOR RENT, n good ISO-ncre farm In Doug,
las county at low rental to a good man.
GcorRo H. Hiker. Hlalr, Neb. 333 6
NICKEL PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO., Heo Hidg, Tel. 2533.
935
IHKHS AND TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Hlrd Store. 1603 Leavenworth.
-938
PAWN' lilt OK 13 IIS,
EAGLE Lonn Olllce. reliable, accommodat
ing; all busi.iess conlldentlal. 1301 Doug'ns,
-9li;
WATCH REPAIRING.
W. O. SANDERS, room 21, Barker Block,
I2R K.lfi
STAMMERING AM) STUTTERING.
CURED Julia Vaughn, 430 Rumgo Bldg.
939
TIIMTI HE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Waiklln, 2111 Cuming St.
n 10
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. 1. II. I'hll
bin, 1606 Fnrnam. Telephone 781. 941
LAI . MIH V.
OMAHA Stemi Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs. 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 517.
912
CARPENTERS ANII .IOIIIIERS.
ALL kinds of enrpenter work nnd repairing
prompt ! nt'.onded lo. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
and Lake Pts. 370
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION pleating, chenncst, best, quick
est. Mrs A. C Murk. S E Cor. 17th and
Furnam 913
PORTO Popular Tourg
RICO lob. 10. March 2. Illus-
truti d program; 24 tfnyi-, nil e.Npensei., 10H.
niumnnri it Irhllmmh inllriim. Cl rkl..
1 ' MiMivwiii.v-,a,MvilHflUO
RAILWAY TIME TIII,E.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
A St Paul Rallwnv-t it..
Ticket Olllce. 1304 Fnrnnm
Street. TeWphone, "s"
Depot. Tontli and Mason
Sticcts. Telephone, C23
LeaVA Ari..
Ch cago Limited Ex. ...a 6:uu pm a 8:05 am
Chicago A: Omnha Ex..b 7:15 am b 3 40 rim
a Dal y. b Dallv except Sunday Pm
WABASH RAILROAD
Tlckot Olllco. HIS Farnam
Street, lolephonu, 322. De
pot, Tenth nnd Marcy Sts,
Telephone, 629,
ueave, Arr ve.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball'
Express a 5:15 pm a 8:20 am
a Dully.
OMAHA A S'l LOUIS RAIL-
road -omana. Kansas City
A Eastern Railroad "The
Qulncy Routo" Ticket Of
lice. 1415 Farnam St, Tele
phone, 322. Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Streets. Telephon-j,
629.
tain
i.eave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express a 5:15 pm a 8:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local ,,, a 7:09 am a 9;00pm
a Dully.
I
hULWAUKIE
RAILWAY TIME TAIH.ES.
FREMONT, ELKHORN A
Missouri Vnilcj Railroad
- "The Northweftern
Line'" -General Olllces,
I nlted States National
Hank Hidg , 8. W Corner
.r,7kc,l.V""tc Firnnni St. Tel. W. Do
pot, luth and Wcbilcr Sts. Tl. H5S.
Leave. A.frlve.
Ulnck Hills. Dcadwood.
Hot Springs n 3.00 pm a 5:0) Pm
W yomlng, I'aupcr und . M
Douglas d3:00pm o GiOO pm
ilMsiingM. Vorrt. David
Ity, Superior. Genrva,
Exeter unn aeward ..b 3:00 pm b S:00 pm
.iinoiK, veruigre and
Freinnnt
Lincoln, Wnhoo
Fremont
I remont Local
n Dnhv b Dnllv
.. .0 7;;o am uwi
and
b 7:30 am bl0:K am
. .c 7:30 nm
except Sunday, c 8un-
dnv onlv d Jnllv
ixcepi oaiuraay. o
Da'ly except Monday.
CHICAGO & NORTH
NnrthttfRlrtll IJne" I
City Ticket Olllte. 401
Farnam St, Telphons, I
(61 Depot, Tenth and
siarcy ats. iciepnonc t.
Leave. Arrlvo.
Da
... . . Leave. Arrivo.
lyllght Chicago Spo-
;al a 7:00 am atl:30 urn
ilcago Passenger .....a 4:15 pm a i:40 am
istcrn Express. Des
Chicago
Eastern Express, beg
.Moines, .-viarsnniltowti,
tedur ll.irid and
I nlf 11 irrt
v-nicngo . iU0:35 am a 4:03 pm
eflgy nnd Ka. i ...a 4:65 pm n 4:06 pm
1 .IIUII, V.IMCII5O 10
Omaha 2:45 pm
Omahn.OhlcaRo Ltmlt'd.a 7:45 pm a s:0 pm
r?rfnr tlinl.l.' ."! '"I " "
a b:Z) pm
a Dnllv.
SIOI'X CtTY PACIFIC
itunruiiu i ne in or 1 u- t
wraiiTn i.ino tiencrai
Olllces. t'nltcd StatM
Nutlonal Hank nulldlng,
S W Corner Twelfth
r , 1 r.4 n p ., ... I . 1 . .
..1 . . ''V DIB. lIL'Kfl
uiuce. nui i-arnam at, Tclephono E61 Do
pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts, Tolepnon- 629.
, ,. Lenve Arrive.
Twin City Limited a 7:35 pm n S.15 am
mux ity i.ucui... a d.w am a i:au pm
a uany.
CHICAGO. ST PAUL.,
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway "The North,
western Llno"-GcnernI
Ontces, Nebraska Dlvl
Mon, 15th nnd Webster
Sts. City Ticket nm
1401 Farunm St Telephone, 061. Depot.
15th and Webster Sts.
. Lenve. Arrive.
Twin City Pajcfsr;r...a 0:00 am a 9:10 pm
Omaha P:ii-sen..or aU:10 urn
Blou). City & North
east Nebraska a 3:45 cm
a Dally.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISL
and A Pnclflc Rnllro.nl
"The Orcat Rock Is.
and Route" City
Ticket Olllce, 1323 Fnr
nam fitroet. Telephone,
42S. Depot. Ttnth nnd
Marcy Sts. Tolo-
puone, b.-j.
lA-ave.
EAST.
Dcs Mnlncs nnd Daven
port Local a 7:23 nm
Chlcngo Express bll:15 am
Des Moines Local ,,e 4'" pm
Chicago Fast Express.. a :w) pm
Des Moines, Ruck Isl
Arrive.
bll:35 am
n 8:10 nm
a 4:45 pm
u 1:23 pm
and vnu cnicngo.;..a 7:40 pm a 9:33 pm
Lincoln, Colorn(o Spgs.. '
Denver, Pue'nla and
W est a 1:30 pre
Colorado,. Oklahoma &
Texas Fiver n 5:50 nm
a 4:15 pm
a 9:50 am
a Dally b Dally -xccpt Sunday-
UNION PAntrir."Tltl.'TnrEr
lsn1 oulo 'General Olllccs
N E. Cor. Ninth and Fnrnam
Sinets City Ticket Onice. ijS
I-uniHin Street. Telephone. 3lfl
Depot. Tenth and Murcy Sta
Telephone, 629.
i-eave. Arrive
Tho Overland Limited . a 8:20 am a 7:30 urn
The Chicago-Portland v'"
Special a 8:20 nm a 7:30 nm
Tho Fast Mall a 8:50 am a 3:25 pm
Tho Mall and Express.. all:33 pm u 4:25 pm
Lincoln, Heatrlco and
Stromsburg Express, ,b 4:06 pm bl2:30 Dm
Tho Pacific Express. ...a 4:23 pm v
The Atmntlc Express... a 6:50 am
Grand Island Local. ...b 5:30 pm b 9:35 am
a Dally, b Daily except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-
-General Olllccs and
Ticket Offices, Southeast
Corner Hth nnd Douglas
Sts Telephone, 101. Depot.
Union Station.
Leave. Arrlvo
St. Louis and Kansas .
City Expicss al0:00 am a 6:25 pm
(C C. St. L. Express.. ,alO:uQ pm a 8:15 am
Leave from lR'n
Webster Streets:
Nebraska Local,
and
Via
Weeping Water
,b 4:10 pm al0:45 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
M'RLINGTON & Mis
souri River Railroad
"Tho Burlington Route"
General Olllces, North
west Corner Tenth nnd
Furnam Streets. Tlckot
Olllco 1502 Farnam Street.
Telephone,
Burlington Stntlon, Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone, 12S.
Lincoln, Hastings and
McCook a S:40 am a 7:33 pm
Lincoln, Denver, Colo
rado, Utah, Callforniu.n 4:23 pm n 3:00 pm
Lincoln & Black Hills., a 9:00 pm a 6:45 am
Montana T'uget Sjund,.a 9:v0 pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fnst Mall b 3:00 pm a 9:17 am
Wyinore. Beatrice and
Lincoln u 8:40 am bll.-65am
Denver, Colorado, Utah
and California a C.5 am
South Bend. Louisville.
Plattsmouth b 3:33 nm bll:05 am
Ft. Orooi:. l'laiismouth
and Pacific Junction, a 7:00 pm a S;20 am
Hcllevue j'nusmouin
and Pacific Junction.. al2:10 am
u Dally b Dallv excetir Hunuuy.
KANSAS CITY. ST. in
seph & Council Bluffs
itnuroaa "Tin' Hurling
ton Route" Ticket Olllce.
1502 Fnrnnm RtrBl Toi.
phone. 250. Depot. Tenth
unn .iiinun oiri'is. leie
pnone. 128
,. Leare.
Kansas City Day Ex. .a 9:20 am
Arrive
6;2. pm
Kansas i-ny kir it Ex..i0:30 urn
Kf. I.nlllH IClVfi fn- -m
i- if rr
T. 1 . . ,.
josepn and ht Louls..a 6:10 pm alius am
44 AVUIIJ
CHICAGO. ntinr-IViTroM
& Oulncy Railroad-tTho
Burlington Route" Ticket
Otllce 1602 Fnrnam St root.
Telephonu, 230. Depot.
Tenth and Mason streets.
Telephone, 128.
t.tfll'A A ......
Daylight
cia. .,
Chicago Hno-
a i:m am
al0;iri pm
a 7: 15 nm
a 4:03 pm
n i:45 n m
a 2:13 pm
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex. a 4:00 pm
Chicago I.ocul Express. a !t:30 am
Chicago Limited a 7'50 pm
Fnst Mall
a Dully.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rallroad-Clty Ticket Of
flee H02 Farnam Street.
Telephonu, 213. Depot,
Tenth and Marcy Streets.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express .
Chicago Limited .
Minnuinolis and
Paul Express ..
Minneapolis nnd
1'aul 1 United .
a 7:00 am ull;26 pn
"st" '"u u S;0'' u,n
,...'b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm
... a 7:46 pm a 8:05 nm
from
b 4:30 pm a S.-15 am
i l-ort douri- i-ocai
i Council Bluffs ..
Fort Dodge Local
Council Bluffs
,a 6 00 am
u Dally b Dallv except Sunday.
K NrVYORKriri7T)V10BILE
I iisi-
i-Mosmur.
tvtciuv
rinc ships
INCONNCCTION wmi
5lCMDIO StRVICC TMtMOllUtONIOSIt.
ALONG THE NORTH SHORE
BAVANA, MATANZAS, CAB0ENAS, SAUUA, CA.
MUEVITAS, aiBARA, 114 BARAC0A,
md otker portt.
MUVSOtt STEA M.SIIIP J.INKJ7 WllliimSt
New York City
RAYMOND & WHITCOMH.
X Union Bqunrt, New York.
For Tickets, btuteroom Resiirvatlon
mi) Genrrtl Information of the MO
BILE SERVICE, apply to Ticket
Agent Mobile & Ohio R. R. and South
ern Ry.
POVI'IIFFICE NOTICr..
Should bo read DAILY by al. Interested, as
changes inuy occur at any time.
Foreign mulls f.jr tho week ending Febu
rnry 9. 19ul. will close (PROMPTLY In all
cnseui nt the General Postoltleo as follows:
PARCEI POST MAILS close ONE HOUR
EAR1 IER than closing time shown below
Parcels Post Malls for Germany close nt
5 p. in, un February ti per , . Dresden,
mar
POSTO I'F ICE N OTIC M.
via Bremen, nnd February 8 per s. s,
Hul-
gnrln. via Hamburg.
Regular und Supplementary malls close
at Foreign Branch half hour later than
closing tlmo shown below.
Trnnv-Atlnntlc .Mnlla.
THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE.
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. .POR
TUGAL. TURKEY, EGYPT, GREECE,
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAR
QUEZ, per s. s. l.n Bretiigne. via Havre
(mall for other parts of Europe intuit be
directed "per s. s. La Bretngnc",. ....
SATURDAY At 5 30 p m. for EUROPE,
per s. s. Lucanla, Queenstown; at i a.
m. for DENMARK direct, per s. s. Hekla
(mall must be directed "per s. s. Hekla" );
nt 7:30 n. m. for NETHERLANDS direct,
per s s. Stnntcndam (mall must be dl
lected '"tier s. s. Ktnatendnm"); at 10 a.
m. for SCOTLAND direct, per s. s. As
toria (mall must be directed "per s. s.
Astoria").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Thls steamer
takes Prlntd Matter, Commercial nnd
Samples for Germany only. The same class
of mall ma.tcr for other parts of Europe
will not be sent by thl ship unless
specially directed by liei
After the closing of the Supplementary
Tr.ms-Atlnntlc Milts named nbove nddl
tlonal supplcmcntnry mnll nre opened on
the piers of tho Amcrlcnn, English,
French nnd Oermnii steamers and rcins-ln
open until within Ten Minutes of the
hour ot sailing of steamer.
Mnlla for Sontli nnd r'rtitrnl Amrrlcn,
Wrat Indira, Etc.
FRIDAY At 9 u. m. lor BARBADOS nnd
NORTHERN BRAZIL, per s. a. Fltlinl
uense: ut 9 n m. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
per s. s. Silvia; nt 12 m. for MEXICO, per
s. s. Niagara, via Tamplco (mall must bo
directed "per s. s. Niagara"); at "11
p, m. for NASSAU, per steamer from
Miami, Fla.
SATURDAY at 10 a, m. for ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC. URUGUAY nnd PARA
Ot'AY, per m. e. Hellardenj ut 9 a. m.
(supplementary 9:30 n. in.) for PORTO
RICO (via San Juan). VENEZUELA nnd
CURACAO, per h. s. Philadelphia (mall
for Savnnitlii and Cnrtliagena must be
directed "per s. s. Philadelphia"); ut 9:30
n. m. (supplementary 10 a. nt,) for HER.
MUDA, ST. THOMAS, ST CROIX. LEE
WARD nnd WINDWARD ISLANDS and
DEMERARA, per s. s. Madlann (mall for
Grenada nnd Trlnldnd must be directed
"per h. s Mudlana"); at 9-30 a. in. for
BRAZIL, per s. s. Rngusa (mnll for
Northern Brazil, Argcntluo Republic.
Uruguay nnd Pnrnguuy must be directed
"per s, s. Rngusa"); nt 10 n. in. for CUBA,
per . s. Mexico, via Havana; at 10 a. m.
(supplcmcntnry 10:30 n. m.) for FOR
TUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA. 8AVA
NILLA and CARTHAG KNA, per s. s.
Athos (mnll for Costa Rica must be di
rected "per s. s. Athos"): nt 10 n. m. (sup
plcmentnry 10:30 n. m.) for HAITI, per s.
s. Adirondack; nt 12:30 p. m. for MATa.N
ZA8, CA1BARIKN. Nt'KVITAS, HAUA
COA und GIBARA. per s. ti. Curltybii
(ordinary mall onlv. which must bo di
rected "per s. s. Curltyba").
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydncv. nnd thenco by steamer, close nt
this olllco dally at 6:30 p. m. (connecting
close hero every Mondny, Wednesday and
Saturday). Mails for Mlquemn, by rnll lo
Boston, nnd thi-nco by steamer, close nt
this ofllco dally at 6:30 p. m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., nnd
thence by steamer, closo at this olllce
dnlly ot "ti n. m. (the connecting closes
lire on Sunday. Wedncsdny nnd Friday).
Malls for Mnxico City, overland, unless
specially nddresscd for dispatch by
stenmcr, close nt tb'" olllce dally at 1:30
n, m. nnd 11 p. m. Mnlls for Costn Hint.
Belize. Puerto Cortex nnd Guatemala, bj
rail to Now Orlenns, and thenco by
steamer, close nt this ofllco dnlly nt 1.30
p. in. (connecting closes hen- Mondays for
Belize, Puerto Corlez nnd Guatemala nnd
Tuosduys for Costa Rlcal, "Registered
mull closed at 3 p. m. pievlous duy,
Trnns-Pnclflo .flu I In.
Malls for Australia (except West Australln,
which rocs via Europe, nnd New Zen-
innu, wnicn goes via nan i- rnnclscn) nnd
FIJI Islands, via ancouver, close here
dally at 6'30 p. m. after Jnnunrv "19 nml
up to February "2, Inclusive, for dispatch
per . b. mm mumm-mc umry malls,
via Sealttc, closo nt 6:30 p. in. February
"3).
Malls for Papeltl. via San Francisco, close
hero dally lit C.30 p. m. up to February "3
for dispatch per s. s. Australia.
Malls for Hawaii, China. Japan nnd Philip
pine Islands, via San Francisco, closo hero
dnlly at 6.30 n. in. up to Februnrv 4, In
clusive, for dispatch per u. s. Doric.
Malls for China, Japan and Philippine
Islands, via Tncnmn, closo hero dally nt
0:30 p. m. up to February 7, for dispatch
per s. s. Adelaide.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which Is forwarded via Europe), New
Zealand, FIJI, Samoa nnd Hawaii, via San
Francisco, close hero dally at 6:30 p, in.
nfter February "S up to February 9, In
elusive, or on nrrlval of h. k. Umbrln,
duo at New York February "9, for dis
patch per s. s. Sierra.
Malls for HViwall. Japan China nnd Philip,
pine Islands, vis rfn Francisco, closo
hero dnlly at h:30 n. m. up to February
II, inclusive, for dispatch per s. a. Nip
pon Maru.
Malls for Hawaii, via San Frnnclsco, closo
hero dnlly nt 0:30 p. m. up to Fobruury
18 for dispatch per s, s. Zcalamlln.
Malls for China and .latum, via Vancouver,
closo here dally at 6:30 p. m, up to Febru
ary 19, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
Empress of China (registered mall must
be directed "via Vancouver")
Trnns-Paclflc malls aro forwarded to port of
sailing dally and tho schedule ot closing
Is arranged on tho presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit. "Regla.
tered mall cloes at ; p. m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT,
, Postmaster.
FostofTlce, Vcw York, N. Y., February 1,
1901.
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
To market gardeners nnd venders of fruits
nnd vegetubles:
Commencing nt 10 o'clock n. in. Friday,
March 1, 1901, public bids will be received at
tho olllce ot the Board of Public Works,
room 403 city hall building, for choice of
location of spaces or stalls for market pur
poses in the. market place, as per plnns to
lio seen In this olllce.
Omnhu, N-b., February 0, 1901.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
ANDREW ROSEWATKR.
Chairman.
WILLIAM COHURN.
Secretnry.
F 6-d.l2t-mAin
G O VEHN.M ENT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE
STORESOIIIce Purchasing Ciimmhsary of
Subsistence, Omaha, Neb., February 4,
19i)l. Sealed proposals, subject to the usual
conditions, will bo received nt this olllco
until 10 o'clock n m.. February 14, 1901, at
which tlmo and plucc they will be publicly
opened, for furnishing subsistence stores ns
follows: Pork, sugar, canned goods, etc.
Preference will be given to articles of
domestic production. Blank proposals and
specifications can lie obtained nt this olllce.
D. H. WILSON, PurchnsltiR C-mimlssnry
F4 It M
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of tho
South Plutto Land company will bo held
nt the olllce of said company in Lincoln,
Neb,, nt 11 o'clock n. m., on the Cth duy of
Mnrch, A. D. 1901.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Lincoln, Nob , February I. 1901.
C. H. MORRILL, President.
A. B. MINOR, Secretary .
F3iirt
GETS PROPERTY IN DAKOTA
Major's .lli-HHenuei' Una lleliirneil
After Provlnu Ilia Cliilm to
Cnali nml I, Hilda.
James G. Brooks, tho young colored man
who Is employed ns messenger In Mnyor
Moores olllco, returned yesterday from
Willlstnn, N. D., whore hu went to claim
an interest In an estato left by Michael
Farrcll. Tho estato Is still in the conns,
but Brooks und his brother, a little fellow
8 years old, have proved up their claim to
property willed them by Farrcll and will
recclvo considerable property as soon as
tho estato Is settled.
Henry Brook, tho llttlo hoy, accompanied
IiIb brother to Omaha and will make his
homo here After Iho death of his mother
several years ago ho was adopted by
Michael Farrcll, an eccentric Irishman who
had no heirs. Farrcll owned a largo rnncb
and had 110.000 in cash at tho time of tils
death. Small bequests wero made to several
Catholic institutions and a few friends und
tho remainder uf tho properly was willed
to the llttlo colored boy.
Mrs. Ilrooks left several pieces of property
and somo money In trust with Farrcll at the
tlmo of her death nnd her tuo sons will
share this equally,
PASSENGER MEN CL'ESSINC
Speculation i to Effect of Union Fucifio
Expansion,
PICTURES OF THE GOOD OLD DAYS ARISE
Gt-iirrnl A Kent Are Errrlrd na to
the I'roliiilili- Turn or Trnllli-
Nil lilt ImiiiIIiiii frnlil Ill-nil.
Miiiirti-ri,
Olio of the several side features to the
Union 1'nclHe's absorption of the Central
Pacific Is the extent to which It will nffect
the passenger traffic of the west. Much
uneasy speculation Is now In progress among
the heads of passenger departments of
tarlous roads Interested as to how far tho
Union Pacific will pursuo tho ndvantngo It
has undoubtedly gained. In their nit mis
arise pictures of tho good old dnys wheu
the Union Pacific controlled tho Portland
outlet, "the Ogden gateway" It was called,
and tho exactions that wcrn then laid on
transcontinental travel.
The Union Pnclllc simply Insisted on tho
pnssenger business being turned over to it
on tho basis of the Missouri river. Oniatm
was the basing point for tho Pnclflc coast
ruto nnd the rival road could haul Its pas
sengers to Denver or Cheyenne, or to
Ogden If It elected, but when tho settlement
ultu the Union Paclllc was nuido It was on
the basis of Oiualm. Then rnmo tho re
ceivership ami tho segregation of tho
Oregon Short Lhic. This opened tho Ogden
gate nnd there was great rejoicing, some ot
tho people connected with the Short Lino
being so Ill-advised as to Join with Iho
rival roads in the Jubilation nt tho ills
comllturo of the Union Paclllc.
Tin-re Coiiirn a (Tiniiitr.
Since thnt day there has como u cltango
over tho spirit of tho dream. Once ngaln
was the Short Lino brought under Union
Pacific control, but tho Central Pacific was
estranged nnd tho rlvnls of tho Rrent ovcr
lnnd were still nblo to get business with
out paying the toll exacted formerly nt tho
Ogden gnte. It wns the Centrnl Pnclllc thnt
dlctnted, being supported to some extent by
the Hues which had suffered formerly by
reason of Union Paclllc control nnd which
wero for that reason Inclined to do much to
bold tho Central In line that they might
get even with-their undent enemy. And
now tho Union Pnclllc Is In nbsolute nnd
undisputed control of the Ogden gntc, hav
ing both thu lino to Portland nnd the line
to 'Frisco ns parts of Its single system.
This Is tho nightmare that haunts tho
minds of the general pnsBongor agents who
have been sending business through to
Ogden over their own Hues nnd through
arrangements with tho Colorndo roads.
How far tho now turn In western railroad
nnffirs will affect them Is only to be shown
by the fullness of time. No Intimation can
bo had from headquarters as to the prob
able action that will be taken, hut ardlnnry
business prudence enters to it largo extent
Into tho operntlon of mllroads in these
days and tho chances nro thnt tho Union
Paclllc will not willingly forego nny part
of Its ndvnntngo for tho fun of helping a
rlvn' out of tho hole. When the new rates
nre given out It mny be found that tho busi
ness of certain Colorado lines will bo very
materially reduced so far ns through busi
ness to tho coast Is concerned.
EIHOPEAN HATES ARE II KIM CKII.
General Pnwriitrr AKrnta Hulil Si-union
on Uiientluii In New iirk,
Immigrant rntes from Europe to points
west of Chicago nro likely to bo materially
reduced becauso of the recent cut In tbo
sccuud-clnsA passenger fare from Chlcngo
to California lo J30. General passenger
f agents of western roads nm! members of tho
Immigrant pool have boon In hcksIoii in
Chicago for several days and adjourned lo
meet Friday In Now York, when they will
further consider changes In tho rates and a
settlement of percentages with tho Canadian
Pacific road.
Since tho adoption of tho now second
class rate of $30 from" Chicago lo California
It hns been discovered that It Is consider
ably below tho Immigrant ralo between tho
same points made by thu pool. It has
nfwnys been tho custom to keep Immigrant
rates under tho lowest charges for uny
other class of travel.
Tho immigrant pool Is the strongest main
tained by tho railroads of Iho country.
Through It ImmlgrnnlH nrrlvlng In this
country through New York, nnd, to somo
extent, those coming from other ports, nro
pooled by tho steamship ngents for tho
rnllroads and npportloped among tho Int
ter according to agreed percentnges. Tho
romblnntlon affects ouy tho lines west of
Chlcngo nnd tho pool's headquarters In New
York are controlled by them. The eastern
roads aro not to nny extent In tho deal.
MME. BERNHARDT IS Til II FIRST.
reneli Aelrexa tine Out Over New
ruellle Count Trunk Line.
Mine. Bernhardt and M. Coquolln nnd
their company will huvo the honor of being
tho Ilrst spccinl party to inako tho trip
from Omaha to San Francisco over the con
solidated Missouri rlver-Paclflc coast trunk
line. They go by way of Denvor In thu
magnificent train thnt slocd In Omaha yos
torday. Tho start was mitdo shortly after
thu conclusion of tho performance of "Lu
Tosca" last night nnd tho party was landed
In Denver today nhead of sehedulo time.
No effort was made at a fast run, hut tho
conditions wore favorable to record-break
ing, had any been Intended. From Denver
tho special prorceds lo the coast. H. S.
Ruble of Ogden, Union Pnclllc traveling pas-
scngT agent, In tho company s represent
ative with the trnln.
BARKER HAS BRASS A-PLENTY
iiiilo of I iiliin ruellle Shops
A r rented for Alleued
Theft.
Is
John Barker, for twenty-two years nn cni
ployo of tho Union Paclllc shops, was ar
rested Tuesday with thirty-two pounds of
brass lu his possession which It Is as
serted that he had stolen from tho shops.
Barker has been employed In tho boiler
shop and llnhihed work ut G o'clock. James
Cosgrnve, the chief watchn an of tho shops,
cuspected that Barker wns attempting to
steal brass und placed a guard upon him.
It was ncurly half tin hour whon Hurker ap
peared, mnklng tils exit by nn unusual way.
He wns confronted by Cosgrave. who found
tho hrnsb In his pnrscsslon. It is said that
Harker has n wifo and several children in
tho city, but that ho has not been living
with them Ills residence has been nt tho
Goos hotel.
IT NOW OWNS A CARRIAGE
WuiU of the IndiiNtrliil Evlilhlt
Auditorium Committee Pro-Ul-eaaea
I'll vui'n hi .
ol
Tho auditorium commltteo yestcrdny re
ceived advices from six establishments an
nouncing their Intention to mako n display
at tho industrial exposition and a doublo
carriage was donated by ono of tho Omaha
Jobbers. An exhibit of Holglan hares Is
nlKo being nrranged by members of tho
local Belgian Hare club.
Tho commltteo unnounted this morning
that, in spite of tho fact Invltntlons had
been issued for tho mass meeting Thursday
evonlug, it wac tho Intention to mukn thu
event un open nflalr. and urged tho at
tendancn of every citizen who Is Interested
In tho project whether un Invitation Uai
been received or not,
