Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY UKJ2: WI2I)X.I5SDAV, TTEIUtrAttY JO, 1901.
1 1
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WANTI3l)-9TtlATIO.S.
EXPERT accountant. Holbrcok, Brown blk
A-6IJ
WANTED, situation as drug clerk. College,
graduate, wth experience. J 2S. Bee,
' A-..tHJ I3
LJCbNBEp stationary steam engineer
wants. Job. Address box 118, Winner. Neb.
WASTKn-.MAI.l3 IELP.
WANTKD, we have stonily work for a tew
scod hustler, of good hublts and appear
ance C J? Adams Co., 1W5 Howard fit.
It !wi
' i i -
RARBER trade taught thoroushly In short
time; catalogue A particulars free. West
ern Harbors7 Institute, Omaha. Nfo.
MEN or. women to sell goods to city roJ.
Good pay and steady employment. Hlx
etibauglr& Co., Wure block, Omaha.
B-MR2 MarD
WANTKD.snvassorsT l:oDouglis St.,'
B-M7-M
TEN harness makers. Appiy Harden Snd
dlery Co., Sioux City, la. UM3tn 11
WE WANT men to learn barber trade. We
teach tho work, thoroughly and practically
In two month, by giving the students con
stant practice and expert Instruction
.Dlidornas ate awarded by our board after
a thorough -xanilimtlon thut allows grad
times to work In any state In the union.
We guarantee to make you a flMt-clsss
barber and furnlnh position for each
Kro.dua.tu. (pur catalogue will be mulled
free, by writing to MoTcr Barber College,
lG23'Frnm st.i Omahn. H-.M391 II
WANTKD. mntpiger fr commercial and
collecting agency; must have had experi
ence and bn rihle to furnish Al references';
no Hunp tnnn Peed apply. Address J 2t5,
Ree. D-MM3 H
WANTED, lwo good maclilnlnts nt
Address Fremont Foundry and M
Co., Fremont, Neb. " H Ml
once.
Machine
H-M871 H
OOODi nil around Blacksmith: must bo
Rood plow' man.. A .F. Swanson, Ilertha,
Neb. D-5SI 21'
SALESMEN, want ml to sell our Roods by
sample to wholesale and retail trade. Wo
are the 'largest and only manufacturers
Ir. Our line In the world. Liberal salary
paid. .Address Cun-Dex, Mfg. Co.i Savan
nah. Qa, , D
WANTED.-plano player for traveling com
pany, man or lady; must HltiK. Cull nt
once. Employment Durpuu, 1524 Dodge st.
B-MRW 13
WANTKD. everywhere. hustlers to tack
signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc.;
no canvassing: goon pny, sun Aitverus
lug" Bureau", Chicago. Tt MI97 13
WANTKD, salesmen for high-grade foot
wear; permanent position, high salary;
must have' best of reference. Apply
Thursday. February 14, S:30 u. in. Apply
..to J...L. Mossier, Manager Tho Rochester
Shoe Co.j IS15 Douglas St. B-M5M 13
WA.NTEDr-l'KSlAI.K HELP.
WAITED, :00 girls. ISM Dodge.
Tel. S7C.
C-W7
17 girli wanted. Canadian omce, 1522'Dou'Rlas
C S5S
YOUNfi lady' to learn massage; permanent
position 'tof right 'party. Apply' Si) neo
Bldg. . C 52.!
COM PRTKNT glrl"f6r"small .family. 2t9
rarkef'Ht. C-BM
WANTKD, housflkecper for .a widower,. 3
children. In country. John ritch. Havc
lock. Neb; C-M37ti 13
WANTKD, a youtiR woman with some busi
ness experience, to manage a business; no
capital required.' Address, stating experl-ence-and
references, J 30,. Hee. tf
WANTKD. a young woman physician to
tako charge of a sanitarium. Address .1 14,
nee. tf
FIRST-CLASS girl for general housework;
small family. 1024 Houtli I?th Avenue.
C-BCS-13
3IHL for general housework. 1318 8. :ith st.
C-M570 13
AQBNTS wanted for llslleck's extracts:
aermanent, profitable, easy work: refer
ences required. Tho Abilene Drug Co.,
AbtUne. Kansas C
VOll, HUNT IIOUHKS,
IF you want your houses well rented place
ithem.wlth llenawa & Co. D JM
ALWAYS moving II, II. goods, pianos,
omce. l&UVfc larnam St. Tel I55i or i(3,
D 850
HOUSES for rent In all parts of tho city.
Brennon-Lova Co.. 330 90. 13th 8t.
' D-S61
HOUSES, stores.
Uenila, Pnxton blook.
, D-5C
BEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y". LIFE.
D J
HOUSES, etc y. .D. Wesd, 1524 Douglas.
D-861
HODSKS and flats. Illngwalt, Barker Blk
., B-Si
HOUSES wanted." Wallace, Brown Blk.
D-J0
NEW 7-room brick, strictly modern, east
Fsxtori block. D-S70
tAh,' nesr'Farnam; ten-room modern house
complete In every respect; ten mltiuteH1
walk of center of cltv: rensnnnhi. .r,t
Omaha xan tc Trust Co., 16th and Doug
AU lj9jj
BTUROE8, MARTIN CO., 617 N. Y. Life.
' ' D-981 F23
S511 8KWARD ST.. new flve-room cottage:
Omaha Loon ft Trust Co., 16th ft Douglas
, D-i69
ELEOANT 6-room opartmcnt In the Wl
4 ACRES, house, bam. well.
Puyne-Knox Company, 1st' n, N. Y. Life'
U-.MH2 13
FOR RENT, '8 room house, nlc ynrd iind
stab 1. 2U Charles St- ' 8 y .,5
in n'.nw, mouern nouse. larts ground
lf rL! .? 11 A?. vcnV. f rent.
n 'an rA i in 1 1 1, wiiri' rt?Isrinr4
?HAt'iA.iOA2? AND TRUST CO ffitj,
nrni wuiiBiim oin. U oI 17
POB .ltKXT KUIMSIIED .HbOMS,
BTEAM 'heated rooms at The Thurston.
E-&73
DEWEY European hotel, 13th apd Farnam.
FOR RENT, a nicely furnished front room;
within walking distance of tiostnrtirn.
gentleman only: tins of bath and tele-
pnone; no atner roomers. Aaaress II 16,
ee. E-M7C1
HOUSEKEEPING rooms,
Mury'n.
6 up
E-lt
990 Marl
t FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping,
man ,anu wuc. jj urui jyin, at
Er30J
FRtiNT rooni with "alcove, suitable for two
gentlemen," aesiruonj location sua n;um
tft:eu . ' ' ,.K-3SM)iq
UIT'-)f front rooms, rurnlslJed,. nit modern
cvemenves; ;u p, wtn Ht. e-iouis.
LAROE front too m. also smaller room, gas
hath,, furnace., heat, private family. J 20
Br. : . ' E.-546 !!
HOL'SEKEEPINQ. back parlor an
ml
Kitchen. 818 Jiortli lt)t at. E S1593 li
KXI'KltTv. ACPOVTAMT.
LE8SON8 In bookkeeping, etc., day or
evening. U. 15, com. Kat. Bank. U. it.
Rathbun. 734
rTitnHEn nonjis AJtu hoard.
OLENCAIRN, transients, 11.25 day. 1609 Doug
LAH44K front parlors ,wlth board: also
smaller room; reasonable rates, The Hoe,
2020 Harney. F-SI591
Tho Merrlam, good nlnter home, 25 ft Dodge
F 876
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport 8t.
F-S77
ELKOANT large steam-heated front rooms,
with board. 109 Cnpltol AVj5"MMl ,3
S24 N 23D Ht., tirwmanagement, new fur
niture, good board. FMR18 It
POIl HI3XT UXPt'llXISIIHU ItOOMH.
FOH housekeeping, also barn. 2024 .St.
Mary's sve. O-Ma.5
POIl ItBXT-STOrtHS A.VD OFFICES.
FOB BENT The building formerly occu
pied by The Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has
four stories and a basement which wns
formerly used ns The Bee press room.
This will lie rented very reasonably. If
interested apply at once to C. C. Hose
rrater, secretary, room 1U0. Bee Building.
1 261
FOR RENT Store, In first-class location:
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters ft
Co., giound floor, Beo Blrtc. 1266
AKNT WAVrKII.
AOKNTH wanted In large numbers: .good
ld line. Cull forenoon. V. S. Mfg. Co,,
tSO Ramgc block. J-MW3 11
AOKNTH make $100 per month and expenses
soiling the Kogle Tailoring company's
medium-priced, actually rut and mmu-to-ordor
clothing. Outllt free; no capital re
fl'Jlred; write Immediately for exclusive
territory, give references. Tho t-agle
Tarorlng Co., Dept. A 31, 212-218 Frnnklln
St.. Chicago. J-MW8 13
WAvri:n--To I IE. NT.
WANTKD. unfurnished rooms, suitable
light housekeeping, within four blocks
20th and Spencer. Address J 27. Bop.
K-M5M 1.1
STORAflli.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. 912
911 Jones, reneral storage and forwarding.
878
OM. Van Stor. Co., 1:1114 Farn. Tels. 1J59-S63.
-379
WANTIID TO lltY.
LOT and house about ten rooms; must be
low price, fop cash; somewhere bet. Far
nam and MaHott and 1 1 1 1 and 30th: State
location and price. Address J 19. Bee.
N MiiOO 16
WANTED, a good second-hand typewriter
desk. Address JI. C. Uarrrtt, Aiailisou,
Neb. N M591 19
POIt SALE FrtlXITUUB.
CHICAGO FURNITURE CO.. 1410 Dodge.
Tel. 2020. New ft 2dhand furniture bought,
sold, exchanged. O 8S0
POIl ,N.I,P. HOUSES, VI1IIICI.K8, WTC.
IT HAS been a good old wagon. Let Harry
Frost repair It at 14th and I.oavenworth.
pKSi
POIt SALE MIPCKM'AXKOI'K.
HARD ftnd l-oft foundation piling': hog
fences ana criooing. swi uoogios. m-oj
DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1116 Filrnam.
SAFES) buy, sell exe'ge. Schwartz, 1HS. 13.
W i3l
HERTFORD ft CO., ICth anil llworth.
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERING.
Q-S83
TIMOTHY hay and all kinds feed and coal.
Monroe a uo. y ss
INCUBATORS. Send to the Suro JIatch
Incubator CO., Ciay center, Net),, for a
handsome free catalogue, CJM41
'OR SALE. 36 secondhand wooden chairs,
In good condition, 25 cents each. .'App'.y
Beo Business office. Q-V44
"OR SALE, thoroughbred Golden Seabrlcht
Bantam, Buff Leghorn and White Wynn
dotto Cockrclls, also Barred Plymouth
hock cock, inquire hi -ui uaiuweu..
Q-M4v K
FOR SALE, a Dalr of strong bnbbs or run
ners, huhiidih lor sieign or carriage; also
........ t l,.t..l. t.,n A? 1A.1. .. I
utiuuii: niriHii, 'I'l'i 1r'l lill ni,
Q-M563
FOR SALE, pure 12 to 14-Inch Missouri
river ice, in carman lots. Kelne len Co,,
ji- iN. x. i.uc oiug., umana. u j.i
CI.AIHVO AXTS.
MRS. FRIT3, medium. 819 North 16th.
S S-VJ
MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist. 1605 Dodge
S M3
ZENO, clairvoyant and healer. 1915 Farnam.
ELECTRIC TIltSATSlE.XT.
MABEL GRAY. 31714 N. 15th St.. flat E,
MISS MAE LESLIE, C19 S. 16th. 2d floor,
T M S54 F-2S
ELITE parlors, 015 South 16th, second floor.
m m .MS
MME. AMES. 1615 Howard, 2d floor, room 1;
tliermui oains. i-.mmj ib-
PEHHOXAL.
PRIVATE home before and durlue confine.
mem; Dames auopiea. rs. u urge l, zrcu
jiuruene. u su
FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim but
tons: man oruers. umanu I'teuiini;. i;o.,
JWl uougiao. U S91
SUPPLIED for all machines; machines for
rent, wnue eewing Aiacnine, Doug
las. TCI. -.Ml. U JRW
ntlPTURE cured: no knife, no natn. '
danser: sonn lor circulars, empire Rup
ture cure, 932 N. Y. Life Building. Omaha.
U A14U l -IS
T. TT . . . . ' I I. Imnnltnl frf 1 .1 n .. 1. ......
1 HI 1 Ji 1 iiv.4.v.,, wt viwitl HIIU
lllllllll, vVllllll.tllvlll! HUtflllPU, OW
II, VI CM
urdiiv nt. w cwj
VIAVI Woman's way to health; rational,
wholesome home treatment. 243 Ben Bldg,
u Ml
BUY from the manufacturer. Burkley En
VCIOpo V.U., viliaiia, u
nit. ROY. chiropodist: corns ft superfluous
liuir remaveu uy ciev-ificiijr. -,i' renier
TURKISH baths, massage baths electric
Dailis. ut muna u.ii , .-i.icu viuiiico
massage operators, finest equipped baths
In the city. Renstrom Bath Company,
nt, ntft 11 1,1 ITOQ
LIEBEN, theatrical, masqusrade costumer
1018 Farnam. U S97
nm.ni AN lu-univ nerieet an
cordeon pieaiing pmiu m mo wrm, ,111111
orders souciieu. nunc -vu uuuiiiup iiucK
opposite llayden's. U 797
WE RENT sewing machines for 75c per
veeKi we .repair una sen neeuies .ami 'at
tachments for any machine made. Nob
Cycle Co., Cor 15th ft Harney. Phone Iwi3,
. V i-
A BOX of Re-No-Mav Powder Is not a
luxury when It affords you a cure una
secures the, comfort and happiness ot
your room-mate.
U-M212
CAUTION! Beware of fake nlann ads: for
genuine bargains In standard lustr.iments
see Rctunoller ft Mueller, the old rellubfe
piano nouse, uvs rarnam Ht, I'lione 162,
U-M514 16
MONEY TO l.OAN-HEAI. ESTATE,
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
1 " W SM
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
IgwA farms at 5 pr centi borrowers can
v-IttV tlUO or' uny mUltlnle: anv Interest
date: no delay, .Hrrnnan-Lovu Co., 300
n. loin si,, uiniai, ntu, v 1
PRIVATE money, 5, 1V. 8 per cent; no dc
lay Garvin Bros., 1613 Farnam. W 8S9
WANTED City Idaris, bonds and warrants
George & Company, 1601 Farnam strent
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved clt
property and farms, W. Farnam Smith .
Co., 1KI0 Furnam. W-900
5lO.KY TO LOAV-REAIi IJSTTE.
WANTKD-Clty and fnrm loans; also bonds
ana warrants, ji, i; i-ciers a: 10., inr;
Farnam St., Bee llldg. W-
MONEY to loan on farm and city property:
lowest rat
ies. u. v . uavis w i&uu J' arnam.
W-954
MONEY to loan at 5 and Sli per cent on
Omaha property.
. v. is. MelKlc, 4Ui a. istn.
W-9M5
IUVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood,
V.W i x l.lir, ll-SW
IflVK percent money. Bcmls, Paxton block.
IUVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1521 Dojglas.
viv
AND RU per cent loans. W. II. Thomas.
First National Bank building. Tel. 1018.
W !i
MOXIiV TO I.OAX CHATTELS.
fnv!v tdii ay.
I.onns mndo In atnouuts from 510 to J2o0 on
Household rurnlture, pianos, uorsee, car
riages, etc., without removal, or on your
W-A-L-A-R-Y without security. All or a
part of the money may tie paid back the
ilrst month or no part of It need be paid
back for several months. Each tiaymcnt
made reduces the cost accordingly. l-m-Ployers
and neighbors know absolutely
nothing of our business relations. People
who need money are Invited to call and
get my ter.ns and compare them with
what others offer. Loans of olhor com
panies may bu transferred to me. 2o
charge for papers. All business .strictly
conlldentlal. Quick service and lowest
rates guaranteed,
J. w. TAYLOE.
C33 Paxton Blk., top floor, northeast corner
10111 nnu l arnam. i'-ntranqo on win r..
Tel. 745. X-ail
S-A-L-A-R-Y - L-O-A-N-H.
Wn lnnn tto l.i ttflO linntl notes.
NO SECURITY or MORTGAGE required.
iteoato when loan Is paid neioro iiue.
Pay weekly, semi-monthly or monthly.
WE GUARANTEE lowest rates.
WE GUARANTEE ns easy payments.
Room flol Ben Bullillug.
AMERICAN LOAN CO.
X IDS-
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per.
maneiu position witn responsioie concern
upon their names without security,, cosy
payments. Tolman. 410 Board Trade, bldg.
X-791
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, norscs, cows, etc. -.. i, iiceu, .n a.
X-918
MONEY lonned on pianos, furniture, horses.
cows, jewciry. uiw urcen, ii , ua.Kcr m.
'JC 919
CI
lATTKt. Hnlnrv lnnli
Joe II. Pleas-X-M504-F19
ants, C4 Barker Blu,
DO YOU NKKD MONEY7
Wo loan $10.00 una up on furniture,
pianos, horses nnd other chattels.
SALARY LOANS
without mortgage to people holding
permanent positions. You can cot the
money In a few hours after making ap
plication and take 1, 2 2, 4, 0, 6 months
or morn in which to pay It .back, and
you need not pay for It one day longer
than you keep It. We charge nothing;
for papers and wo give you the full
amount lu cash.' There are no lower
rates than ours; our term" are the
easiest; our business Is confidential and
our motto Is "Try to Please."
Omaha ,Mortguge Loan Co.,
119 Board ot Trade Bldg, Tel. 229..
(Established 1S92.) 3t6 South lflth bt.
X 912
SALARY LOANS.
If you are employed by a responsible Arm
we wip loan you sums rrom io io on
your nolo at much cheaper 'and easier
rates than elsewhere. Of this wo lire
positive. Absolutely no chnrges for papers.
NotMng deducted .jfrom amount, desired.
Easiest partial payments. Reliable Credit
Co., room 303, Paxton Block. X 911
SALARY loans at reduced rales. Omaha
Credit Co., 32'j New TOIK Life mug.
X 320
lll'SIXESS CIIAXCES.
1150 CASH or easy payments buys 25 strictly
liin mi iiiiwniril niui iiim.iiii.vo
cigars or cash; will earn 2 and upward
weekly each. Enrl Clurk ft Co., Furni
ture Manufacturers, -Chicago, III.
Y 920
FOR SALE, agricultural. Implements and
f-nirintrn iriNin.i in annul i-pniriifc
bras'ka. For further particulars lidrfi-eis'
Box C03,
. "West Liberty, in. v-.i:7.u
'OR SAI'K, good stock general merchan
dise and fixtures, $1,500, very cheap. Ad
dress 1110 Pine St., Lincoln, Nnb.
Y 10S-12 .
IF YOU have Idle money see C. R. Glover,
RACKKT store for sale In a live Nebrnska
town; nice clean stocK; oest mention;
good reason for selling. For particular
address J 22. Bee. Y 51355 16
FOR SALK. billiard hull with seven tables
in operation, doing good nusincss. ire
mont Cider Co., Fremont, Nob.
Y-M5S1 1
A GENTLEMAN with $."..(W) can doublo his
money at home; we want no curiosity
seekers, but hard-headed business men.
Address Manager, 44 Murray St.. New
York. Y-M67I 14
WANTED, butcher shop: good locntlon for
rigni party. .Address uox u, noone. .-seo,
Y-MS90 17
FOR EXCIIAX(!E.
A FINK'$?5,00 Imported magic lantern, as
good as new. only used n short time: sult
ab!c fof lectures, churches or lodge enter
tainments; a bargain- Address F fi3, Beo
office. V. 179
WILL trade stoves nnd
furniture for
.-3SI-14
horses. SOl-Soa N. 18th St.
OSTEOPATHY,
JOHNSON Institute 515 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
itiMj Alice jonnson. u. u males- uppt. ;
Old E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst, Mgr.
. -933,
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O.. of Still school.
Kirasviiic, .mo., but i-axton uik. 'lei. 1367.
934
FOR SALE REAL E.STATI
CHEAP HOMES. Pay rsnt.to vourself.
3022 Emmet St., full lot, cottage 5 rooms,
.1713 N. 22d St., !4 lot, good cottuge, $900.
, i'J. uor. .-'u nnu rspencer. rooms, batn,
closet, ens. etc.. nt '4 value. '.().
16'! Locust, good house. 8 rooms, partly
modern, bargain at $2,"0.
Four houses, So, 19th St., near Martha.
rent for $36.0) per month: prlco i.un
S. W. Cor. 26th and. Maple, lot 40x120, hom-e
6 rooms; price $1,150.
2917 nnd 2919 Dupont St , full lot, two
houses, $1,000.
2316 Miami St., house 6 rooms, can bo sold
for $'j00.
SOS N. 39th St., 8 rooms, modern, llMt-clnss
houee. good condition, J3.00O.
2213 locust St., 7 rooms, bath, closet, gas,
Jl.WJ.
117 So, 36th, 7 rooms, modern house, near
Farnam St., w.wu.
Near 32d and Pacific, ut end of 32d St .
lot 60x120 tt.. $2.(W).
A few lot we.it of 21th St., neur Ames
avenue, If Bold now, $225,00.
W. T. Gruham, Bee Bldg. RK 5S7 II
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LTFE
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans: nlso lire
Insurance, uemis, t'axton nut, he 923
FARMS, largo nnd small. Let me know
wnat you want, wiuium nelson, coi a.
10th. RE M94J-
CHAS. E WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnum St,
RE-923
TRACKAGE PROPERTY. HALF RLOCK
NORTH HIDE I.ARD. UETWEUN 21HT
AND 22D STS., AT A GREAT BARGAIN
IF HOLD THIS WEEK. BEST TRACK
AGE PROPERTY IN THE CITY. WILL
SELL PART OF IT. BEMIS. PAXTON
BLOCK. RE M.323
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale hv the
Union PaciUo Railroad company. B. A,
McAllnster land commissioner. Union
Pacific Ilcadquurtcrs, Omaha, Neb.
, RE-921
FOR speculators or thpse who contemplate
building your chance now In northeast
corner 31st und Pacific Sts., for which
owner win uceepi n very low price, f,
D. Wead, 1524 Douglas. RB-.155-12
" " BARGAIN
9-room huuse, bath, gus, lint gas llxtures
large butler's Pantry. S closets. FUJI'
MANTLE and grate, nlcoves of front bed
.rpont, large attic celled, larae storo rqum,
liarii, oox siuii. rooiu lor iwo uurriug
' SIGHTLY LOCATION, south und cr
fronts, on corner 28th und Parker nts.
PAVING ALL PAID, PERMANENT
8IJ1EWAI.K and LARGE SHADE
TREKS. Owner going to California and
wants to sell at once. Price, $3,500, and
owner will throw In all carpets. Window
shades and stoves. R C Peters ft Co,,
1702 Farnam St., Bee Bldg, EXCLUSIVE
AGENTS. RE-MC01 17
POIt SI,E REAL lTTH.
PROPERTY bought ft sold: money loaned;
rents collected. L. L. Johnson Co.. Jl4 Po.
10th at. RK-102 F20
CHEAPEST lot In city ot Omaha; C2.foot
east front In Nelson's addition. M. J
Kennard ft Son, 310 Brown block.
RE-924
STUROES, MARTIN CO., C17 N. Y. Life,
RE 911 F2S
.MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health Hnd prompt relief
Box 232, Omaha, Neb, Conlldentlal
927
GONOVA Is a Krenh treatment for mala
and female, for the positive, cure of Gon
orrhoea. Gleet. Unnatural Discharges, In
flammations, Irritations and Ulcerations
of till) mucous membranes, An Internal
remedy with Injection combined, war
ranted to cure worst cases In one week;
i3 per package or two for IV Sent any
where on receipt of price. The Uldd Drug
Co.. Elgin. III. American Otllcc, retail,
wholesale. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omahn f
M. A Dillon, Hon Hi Omaha; Davis Drug
Co,, Council Blurts. Full lino of rubber
goods.
LADIES, I positively guarantee Golden
Hen, never fulling lemnlo regulator, will
relievo most obstluato cases of delayed
tiet'loils in live hours. Kent secure from
observation, tl.oo. Dr. Annie Fow'.er, 2741
Ollo St.. St. Louis. Mo.
PATENTS.
1NM.NTURM GOT AN tbKA ' We" handle
patents, copyrights "anil trade marks; yotl
nlvo us tho bar Idea and we will do th-!
rest; modern equipped machine shop ntul
foundry lu connection; Ofllclal Giuctto on
fllej guide book free. Mason, Fcnwlck ft
Lnwronoe, patent lawyers,- 14t Howard
St.: Tel- 1419. Omaha. J. P. Cronlu, repr.
'ni '
INVENTORS, wc ask po tea until the
patent Is procured: If we full, wo get no
fee: ndvlec free. Sues ft-Co., Patent Law
yers, Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Ixinir ills
tnnco telephone 1623. 115-Mnr.l5
SHORTHAND AXI) TYPEWRIT 1X4!.
A C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life.
-9.1)
BOYLKH' College, court reporter, principal.
Beo Bldg, -930
NKB. Business ft Shorthand college, Boyd's
Theater. 931
GREGG Shorthand. Om. U. Col., 16 ft Doug,
' ' -9,12
LOST.
LOST, $110 In bills In buslnees district east
of 16th street. $10 reward for return to
Beo oftlco. Lost 103 IS
,OST, pearl nnd brilliant brooch. Reward
for return to this olllce. Lost 5 12
DRESSMAKIXt.'.
DttERSMAIvlNO taught thoroughly; Mc
Douell system; hlghent .nwnrd Ht Paris.
Tho McDowell School, 513.516 Kurliarh blk.
1 ' isim in
IXCUI1AT4IRS AMI BROODERS.
INCUBATORS and brdoders; cntaloguo
free. Write Burr Incubator Co., B 2.
Omaha, Neb, Factory at SStli ft Davenport
-173
BICYCLES.
START'buylng your bloyclen now; $1 down,
$1 per wcea. L Flcscher,-1622 Cnpltol Ave.
M -C35
IIIIIDS AXII TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store. (3
Leavenworth.
PAWX'llitOlCERS.
ta
EAGLE Loan Oftlco, reliable, accommodat
ing; nil business conlldciitlal. 1301 Douglas.
WATCllfIimliiRIXG.
. . . , ft ., f i , ilftn ,n i
W. O. SANDERS,' roonVl, Hnrker Ulock.
. , it ton,, r I2S I'M 6
STAM.MKRJXG .KS.lt STIITTKRIXO.
CURED .luila Vaughrf. 0 Raingo Bldg,
i ' AM
Ktlt.MTlltn REPAIRIXG.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St.
040
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rate tlckots overywhere. P, H. Phil
till). 1505 Farnam. Telephona 7S4. 941
I. A I . Mill V.
OMAHA Steim Luupdry; shirts. 7c; collars,
Ic; cuftfc, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 547.
-942
CARPEXTERS A X D .IOHIIEIIS.
ATL kinds nf enrnenter work nnd rAnnlrlni?
promptly nitonacu to. i. uciiiitree, ziitn
and Lnko Sts.
37Q
ACCORDION I'LEATIXG,
ACCORDION pleating. cheapest, best. qu Ick-
est. .Mrs a. .MnrK, a. u. cor. litu and
Fnrnnin.
!H3
, iti,:Rni;it sT,i.iu'..
BADGES, medals. Om, Pl't: Co., Beo Bldg,
Tel 2S.13. , 037
XI CKEI, PI.ATIXO.
OMAHA PLATING CO.. BOo Bldg. Tel. 2535.
" ' -935
PORTO Popular Tours
RICO Feb. .Ift. March 2. lllui-
truted program; 24 dnys, nlj expenser, f 108.
Rsyinond & Whltcomb, 103 Adsms St., Chlciao
RAILWAY TIME, 'KV III, ICS,
MISSOURI PAC.IFIC RAIL.
-General OMIccb and
Ticket Olllces, Southeast
Conifer lith and Douglas
Sts. Telephone, 104. Depot.
union fliii"u(i i
Leave. Arrive
St. Louts and Kansas
City Express aiu-.w am a e:25 pm
K. if.. St. L. Express.. .aN:50 pra a 6:15 am
Leave from 15' n
Webster Streets:
and
Via ,
Nebraska Local,
weeping Water
a Dally, b Dally
d 1:10 pm. al0:45 am
except Sunday.
UNION PACIFIC-"THE OVER.
l.i I1 'loute" General OHlcea.
N E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam
Hi recta City Ticket Ofllee, 132
larti?m atreot, Telephone, 316.
Depot. Tenth and Marcy sts
Telephone. C29.
Leave. Arrio
Tho Overland Limited.. a am a 7;30 pm
Tho Chicago-Portland
Special a t."a am a 7:30 pro
The Fast Mali 6:50 am a 3:25 pm
Tho Mnll and Exptess.-ulUSj, pro a 4:23 pm
Lincoln, Beatrice und
Htromsbure Express. ,b 4:0ti pm bl2;30 pm
xnu x uuinu ii,xjrciin).,,u i.w ini
The Atmntlc Express...
Grand Island Local. ...h 5:30 "om
Sfl:5o am
.9:35 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Itallroad-Clty Ticket Of.
flee, 1402 Farnam Street,
Telephone. 215. D
Tenth und Marcy Streets,
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express .
Chicago Limited .
Mtnntapohs and
Paul ExprcM ..
Mlnneapolld and
Paul Limited ...
Fort Dodge Local
Council Blurts ..
Fort Dodge Local
a 7:00 am alius pm
,,,a 7:43 pm a s;vi um
,...'b 7:00 am b 0:40 pm
m 7t4." pm a S:05 am
from
b 1:30- pm a 5:15 am
'rm
iounrii (iiurrs
,a 6 00 am
a Dally, b Dailv'cxcitit Sifnduy,
OMAHA ft SI, LOUIS RAIL
road -Omaha, Kansas city
ft 'Eastern Railroad ''The
Qulncy Route" Ticket Of.
lice. 1415 Farnam SL Tele-
'inone, .3-.
Depot, Tenth and
r3eta. Telephone.
C29.
Leave. Arrive.
Jt. Louis Cannon Ball
Express ,.,..9;13pm a 1:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local i a 7:00 am a 9:00pm
a Daily.
ItAILWW TIME TIII.E.
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Ofllee. 141& F.irn.im
Street. Telephone, 322. De.
. ot. Tenth nnd Marcy Sts,
Telephone, 629.
i.euve. -rrive.
'Cannon Ball" '
a 5:15 pm a S:20 am
FREMONT. ELKHORN
Missouri Valley Railroad
- "The Northwestern
Line" -General Olllces,
United States National
Bank Bldg.. S. W. Corner
Ttvoirtii ami Farnam His.
Ticket uiilce. HOI Farnam St. Tel. 561. De-
not. lath' nmi U'nlwmr t Tl. U&1.
Leave
Arrive.
Black Hills, Dead wood,
Hot Springs a 2:00 pm
Wyoming, Cusper nnd
Douglas d 3:00 pm
a 5:00 pm
c r;00 pm
Hastings, lor, David
City, Superior. Gene a, . .
Exeter unit ticward ...b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk. Verdlgre and
Fremont O 7:30 am bl0:2a am
Lincoln, Wahoo and
Fremont b 7:30 am
b 10:25 am
Fremont Local ,...c ,:r.onm
a Dally, b Dollv except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d "Jolly except Saturday, e
Dally except Monuav.
CHICAGO ft NORTH
western Railway "Th
Northwestern Une"
City Ticket OITlce, 1401
Farnam St. Telephone,
tCl Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Sts. Telephone ti.
.. . i.cave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe-
cfal a 7:00 am all:30 pra
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm a 1:40 am
Lantern Express, Des
Moines, Murshnlltown,
Cednr Rapid'. und
Chicago alO:5S am a 4:03 pm
Eastern Special, Chi-
e ico nr.d Xlast a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
Fast .dull. Chicago to
Omaha n 2:43 pa
Omahn. Chicago Llrnlt'd.a 7:45 pm a 8:0 pm
Fast Mall a S:30 am
Cedar RnplJs Passenger a 6:3 J pm
a Dally.
BIOl'X CITY ft PACIFIC
Railroad - "The North.
western Line" General
OAlces, United States
National Bank Building,
8. W. Corner Twelfth
and Fornam8ts. Ticket
Office. 14D1 Farnam Ht. Telephone Kl. De.
pot. Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone 629.
Leave Arrive.
Twin City Exprejn p !&5 am aJ0i25 pm
Twin City Llimivu a 7:Sj pm n 8.15 ura
Sioux City Local a S:W am a 30 pta
a Dally.
CHICAGO. 1ST PAUL..
Minneapolis ft Omaha
Railway "The North
western Line" General
Olllces. Nebrnska Dlvl.
slon, ltth and Webster
Kts. t:iiy 'JicKet omce.
1401 Farnam St. Telephone, 561. Depot,
15th and Webstar Sts.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City rascser...a C:00 am a 9:10 pm
umanu J'S'scnar njisiv urn
bioui- uny rortn-
east Nebraska a 3:45 pm
a Dally.
UURLINGTON ft MIS
noiirl River Railroad
"Tho jlurllngton Routo"
General Olllces. North-
wtfinr (Tomer Tnnth nmi
Farnam Streets. Ticket
Olllce 1502 Farnam Street.
Burlington Station. Tenth
Telephone, 250'
and Mason Streets. Telephone, 128.
licuiv. Arrive.
Lincoln, Hastings and
McCook 8:9 am a 735 pm
Lincoln, uenvcr. v.oio-
l,,nK rfvllfnrnlii n nm
a 3:00 nm
Lincoln ft Black Hills.. a 9:00 pm
u 6:45 am
Aioniuua I'Ugei njunu. a. n.w im
Lincoln Fnnt Mall .....b 3:00 pm
a tub am
a 9:17 am
wymorc, licatrica onu
f ln.nl n R!40 n m 1,1 f .Rt-i m
Dehver "Colorado, Utah
ana uumornia
CahiIi ' ll.iiH tin1vlllA
a 6:15 am
Plattsmouth b 3:35 pm bll:05 am
Ft. OrooK, 1'inttsmouth
and Puclnc Junotlon..a 7:00 pm a 8:20 am
BelUvue, Plattsmouth
aim I'aciuc junction. .ai2;iu am
a Dally, b Dally exceot Sunday,
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO
seph ft Council Bluffs
Railroad "The Burling
ton Route" Ticket Oftlce,
1502 Farnam Street, Tele
phone. 25U. Depot, .Tenth
aim luanuii ci(rRu, jeie
phono, 128
Leare.
Arrive,
Knnsns City Day Ex. .a 8:20 nm
a 6:2.1 pm
a 6:15 am
Kansas City Nloiit Ex..ain:20 nm
St, Louis Flyer for t
Joseph and St Lauls..a 5:10 pm
a Dally.
allilS am
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
ft Qulncy Railroad "The
Murnngton Route" Ticket
viuuu iui.y rarnam Htrcet.
Telephone, 2M. Depot,
lenth and Mason atreota.
J. . lUpilUIIQf 1.3.
Daylight Chicago Sne-
cla, a 7:00 am
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex. a 4:00 pm
Chicago Local Express, a 9:30 am
alO.'in pm
a 7:45 am
a :05 pm
a 7:45 am
a 2:45 pra
i.iucnuo iimuea a iiw pm
Fast Mall
a Dally.
CHlr?Afifl linni.' .o.
and & Pacific Railroad
"The Great Rock Inl.
JPi.. "puio" r City
i
"i viuiuo, ijj iar.
nam Dl..., m , . . ,
Vb "'--.. ".-Ffiinone.
428. Depot. Tenth nn,l
aMWTWK Marcy sts
Tele
pnono, 629.
Leave.
EAST.
Dcs Moines and Daven
port Local . a 7:25 am
Chicago Express bll:is am
Des Moines Local t irn pn-,
Chicago Fnst Express., a -w) pm
Arrive.
bll:3.t nm
n"0 am
- ;:45 pm
a i:so pm
ues sioines, hock lit
and und ChlcaBO..j. a 7:40 pm a 9;3J pm
Lincoln, uoioraco Hpgs
PES.,
and
LTCIIVCI, 1UtUIJ
,.a i:so ptr. a 4:15 pm
Colorado,. Oklahoma
Texas Flyer . a 5:20 pm a 9:50 am
V Dally b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
Cl St .Paul Railway City
Ticket OITlce, 1504 Farnam
Street. Telephone, 284.
Depot, Tooth and Mason
oiiveis. iciBinone, uva.
Chicago Limited Ex,,..a 6:0u pm a 8:05 nm
Chicago & omnnn ix..u r,n am b 3:40 pm
ii uauy. ii uaii'' except ouiina'
CITY OI'I'ICIAI. .NOTICES,
VATtnt,
To market gardeners und venders of fruits
una vegeiuuii'B:
Commencing nt 10. o clock n. in. Frldav
March I, 1901, public bids will be received at
the olllco of the Board of Puhllp Works,
room 403 city hull building, for cholco of
location of spaces or stulls for market pur
poses In the market place, us per plans to
Do seen in iiiif uiuce,
Omaha, Neb., February 6, 1901,
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
ANDHKW ROSEWATER,
Chnlrmuu,
WILLIAM COBURN.
Secretary,
F 6-d-12t-m&o
LEGAL .NOTICE.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINfl
Notice Is hereby given that tho regular
minimi iiii'RiuiK in ine HiocKiioiuers Ol mo
South Platta Land company will be held
in tno nuico ot Bum company in Lincoln
rveii., ni it o ciock a, m on tno otn day o
-lllllL'll, A, U. 1UUI,
By order of the Board of Directors.
Lincoln, J'ob.. February 4, 1901.
C. IU MORRILL. President
A. B. MINOR, Secretury.
F5d30t
POSTOFFICB .NOTICE.
Should bo read DAILY by al. interested, as
ruuiiKL's inuy occur ai any time.
Foreign malls for the week ending Feb
ruary 1. IMl. will close (PROMPTLY In nil
cases! ai tno ueneral 1'ostomce as follows:
PARCELS POST MAILS cIobb ONE HOUR
KAiii.iHK man closing time shown lielow,
l 'areola i'ost .Mulls for Germany close u
Ii ii. in. on Februnrv 13 nor n. s. Koenluli
Louise, via Hromon, anil February 15 per
. h. 1-eiiuayivuiiiH, via iiamuurg. ,
Reuular und Supploinentitry malls close
at Foreign Branch half hour later than
closing tune aiiowu ueiow.
Trnna-Atlaiitlo Malls.
WKDNK8DAY-At 8:30 n. in, (suppltmen
turv 10 a. rn.) for EUROPE, per s. s. Oer
manic, via uueenstowu: at H:2i) a. m. (sun
plomentnry 10 a. m.) for EUROPE, per s
s, ivunsiiiKiuii, viu oouiiiuniiHiiii una
must be directed "per s. s. Kensington"
THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANC!
SWITZERLAND. ITALY., SPA IN. POR
TUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT. GREECE
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAR
UUEZ, per h, s. La Chumpngpe. via
I In vfc (mull far other parla ot Europe
niusi ni) uii-uieu ' ier s, s, i.n i. nam
nniziie'l.
SATURDAY At 7:30 n. m, for NETIIEn.
LANDS direct, per s. s. Potsdam (mall
St Louis
I Express
a Dally.
Willi
nn
iMlLWJWKE?)
POSTOITICIi XOTICE.
must be directed "per s. s. Potsdam' J: nt
S a. m. for ITALY, per s. s. K. M. The-
resia, via .apies tinnii must oe uirei-iru
"per s. n. K. ,. Theresln"): nt n. m.
(supp'ementnr.v 12 m.) for EUROPE, per
s, s. Utntirlti, Ma ijueenstown.
PRINTED MATTER ETC. This sleamer
takes Printed Mutter, Commercial Papers
und Samples for Germnny only. The same
iliiss of mall matter for otliet parts of
lief iiarts
s ship an
Europe win not lie sent b
specially directed by hei
less
After the closing o'f the Supplementary
Trans-Atlantlo Mills named above oili!!-
nonai suppieinentury malls ore opened on
the piers of tho American, English,
Vrench and German steamers und remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the
hour uf sailing of steamer.
Malls for South nnd rrntrnl America,
Went Inillra. Etc.
WEDNESDAY At 9:30 a. m. for INAGUA
nnu Haiti, per s. s. Mt. Vernon; at 9:30
n. in. (supplementary 10:) n. ni.) for CEN
TRAL AMERICA (except Costn Rica) and
SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per s, h. City
of Washington, via Colon (mnll for Guate
mala must tie directed "per s. s, Cltv of
Washington"); nt u m, for CUBA, YUCA
TAN. CAMPKCIIK. TABASCO and
CHIAPAS, per s, , Seneca"); at 11 p, in.
for JAMAICA, tiers, s. Admiral Sampson,
from Phi ade nhla.
THURSDAY. At ! u. m. for GRENADA
and TRINIDAD, per s, s. Grenuda: at 9:2o
iu in., for BRAZIL, per h, s, Hngtisa (mnll
for Northern Briull. Argentine Republic,
I rtiguu" and Paraguay must be directed
"per s. s Itngusa"); at 12 m. (supplemen
tary 12:31. in.) for NASSAU, GUANTA
NA.MO nild SANTIAGO, tier . h H.mi.
Hugo, at 12;.Tn p. in. (supplementary 1 p.
!,.,vV.r,IV..T.V,l.l,tC',,ls,'ANU nn1 DOMINI
..:.v,N.UKI 1 '"'It . J'r s. s. Cherokee
L,i T 13 '(,r MEXICO, per s. s.
Ultl'r.lalA t.l . 'I'.... ..I.... ......11 . ,
. ' " i ..ill, 'ni, iiiiiui muni no
directed "per s, s. Sllverdale' ): ut 11 p.
m. for NASSAU, per steamer from Mlu.nl,
Flu.
ATI. RDA At !i a. in. fsupplemetitury 9:30
a. tn.) ror VENEZUELA and CURACAO,
per s. s. Marncalbo (mnll for Suvanllla
nnd Carlhagena nust bo directed "per a, s.
Maracalbo"); nt ji a. m. for PORTt) RICO.
l"r ?l.fi,I'.n,,,.c.': Hntl Junl,: "l lun.'m.
for BERMUDA, per s. s. Trinidad: at 10
n. m. for CI HA, per s. s. Morro Castle,
via Havana: ut Io u. in. isupplenieiitnrv
10:30 II. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND.
JAMA I1 A, HA VANILLA. CARTHA
OKNA and GRKYTOWN, per s V. Al
leghnny (mnll for Costn Rim must bo
directed "per . s. Alleghany")
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail tn North
Sydney, and Ihencc bv steamer, clone at
this' omce dully nt 6:30 p, m, (connectlnz
close hern every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday). Mails for Mlriueinn. by rail lo
Boston, and thence by steamer, close at
this olllco dally ut C:30 p. ni. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Flu,, nnd
thenco by sleamer. close nt this otllce
dally at "O n. m. (the connecting closes
nto on Sunday, Wednesday nnd Friday)
und thenco by steamer, close ut this olllce
every Monday und Friday nt 1l n. n
Malls for Mexico City, overland, unlrsi
specially nddressed for dlnpalch hv
steamer, close nt till" office dally at l-j)
p. in. und 11 p. in. Mails for Costn Rlr'n
Belize. Puerto Cortex and Guatemala, bv
rail to New Orleans. nu- thence bv
steamer, close at this om.,o ilolly at ! 38
p. m. cnnnectlng closes hen, Mondays for
Belize. Puerto Corlez nnd Ouatemnlti nnd
Tuesdays for Costn Rica). Registered
tnall closed al 6 p. in. previous day,
Trnnn-I'aclllo Slnlla.
.iiiiiio iui v uii.i. v i in i iu .ijianii. e m..
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which Is forwarded via Europe), .x0iv
vuiiiniii . iji. niiiuu,!. im iinwiill vin
San FrunrlHco. close here dully at fi'30 n
in. nfter Februury 3 up to Februnrv )'
Inclusive, or on arrival of s, s. 1'inlirlii'
due nt New York Februury 9, for ,1 I
lint ih ners. s. Ventnrn.
Malls for Hawaii. Japan China nnd Philip
pine Islands, via Francisco, closo
nero imuy ni n:,n, ji, rn. up in Februnrv
Ml, inclusive, for dispatch per s. a. Nln.
non Mnru. '
Malls for Hawaii, via Son Francisco, close
ni'iu nun i u..w ,, in. up to J'enruarv
18 for dispatch per s. s. Zealundln.
lulls for Chins and .Innnn, via Vanrmivor
close hero dully nt C:S0 p. m. up to FcbriN
nry 19, InclusUe. for dispatch per s. i
Empress of China (registered mnll must
be directed "via Vnncouver"!
Malls for Hawaii, rhlnn. Japan and Philip
pine Islands, via San Frauelsco, close here
dally ut 0:30 p. in, up to February ,,.
elusive, for disnuteh ner s. s. iiin in.,..i..
Mulls for Australia (except West Australia!
wi.ii.-ii i" ii iwiiira viu I'.uropo), New
Zr.'il.ind, r 1JI. Samoa and Hawaii, via Sun
Fmnclsco, close hero dally at 6:30 p m
after February "J mid up to March
inclusive, for dispatch per. a. s. Wnrrlmoo
(supplementary mulls, via Senttle, close at
6:30 p. in. Mnreh 3; mnll must be directed
"ler s, s. Wnrrlmoo").
Trans-Paclfle malls ure torwarded to port of
nullum uiiny uuu hid ncnenuiu OX closing
Is arranged on tho presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit. Regis
tered mall c!oes at n p. m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Poitmnfir
Pnstofllce, New York, N. Y-, February 8,
lirvi.
BIG BUDGET OF BUSINESS
Ereciitl!' C milter nf tlii Cummer-
edit CI lib Discusses
Arfulrn,
Tho executive committee of the Commer
cial club mot yesterday. On account of
sickness Secretary Utt was absent.
The committee to which was referred the
proposed franchise tor tho Omaha c Fre
mont Rallwuy company for tho construction
and maintenance of an elcctrio road mnde
a report in which It presented some of the
undeslrablo features of the pending fran
chise and stated that the persons having
tho promotion of tho lino In charge had re
fused to supply tho committee with the In
formation desired in regard to tho financial
standing of the new corporation. At the
request of John S. Knox tho matter went
over for ono week to bo taken tin as1 a
special order at that time. At tho 'sug
gcstlon of Euclid Martin Mr. Knox nrom.
Ised, on behalf of tho railway company, that
no steps would bo taken looking to tho
granting of tho franchise until nftcr next
Tuesday,
Rcsolutloni regarding tho retirement of
Jules Lumbnrd from the business with
which he' has so long been connected were
presented and referred to a committee con
sisting of J. H, Dumont, E, E, Bruce nnd
W. S. Wright.
The proposed banduet to General Lee. In
honor ot his recent appointment as briga
dier general lu the regular army, was tnlien
up Informally, and it was decided to hold tho
banquet at Oi.lO o'clock, and not to mako It
n full drees affair. Tho date of tho banquet
has been fixed for March 4, provided that
will bo satisfactory to the gencrul.
Tho proposed business excursion Into tho
southern part of tho state wus passed over
until tho next meeting. New members
were elected as follows: S, P. Hannwalt,
Joseph Kelly, L. L. Kountze, W. M. Buck-
man, G. W. Noble, II. H. Child and James
E. Ehlsob.
COASTERS PAY THE PENALTY
Merry I. nils nmi l.unnlra llent on Win
ter Sport Surfer Ilrnileil
l.lmlin,
Coasting Is a very popular amusement In
Oiralia these days, and conditions were
never more favorable .for tho sport than
now. The low tcmperuturo of tho last week
has preserved a uniform coating of snow, so
that there aro tow bare patches to em-
bannss tho youngster with the mittens and
tho sled, nnd nearly every hill In tho city
has had Its quota of merry coasters.
lint eoantlmr. like everv nther whnlnunmA
outdoor sport, has Its dangers, nnd there
have been several accidents In consequence,
Clifford Itatekln, while sliding down tho
Mason street hill tho other day, sustained
a compound fracture of tho leg, and Monday
afternoon tho member was amputated by a
Burgeon in Clsrkson hospital. Cedrlo
Cremer and Mary Howe have also sustained
broken legs, though their Injuries aro loss,
severe, and "Hob" McCammon Is reported
recovering nlcoly from acontusion of tho
shoulder received In a mUup with his tied
at the bottom at a steep hill.
A Follower at tltn Grin,
An altacli of tho grip Is often followed by
a persistent cough jvhlcb, to many proves a
vrenl nnnnvanrn. Pli,mtiAi.lnln'u rsvi.l.
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remedy has been extensively used and with
good success for the relief and euro of this
rough. Many cases have been cured after
all else had'falled to give any permanent
relief. For sale by all druggists.
COUNTY ATTORNEY'S NEGLECT
Legal Buff Shorn Bank lndiffeicr.ee to
Police Court.
CASES DELAYED FOR LACK OF ATTENTION
Prisoners Arc Uniirernsnrlly Kept lit
.lull I'enillim Trlnl. While Prone
I'll 1 1 it M Wltnrsien llHe t'p In
lllsmist nmi A'ltliilrni.
The telephone wires between the city Jail
and the olllce of the county attorney hno
been kept hot for several days In an en
deavor to attract the attention of some rep
resentative of the county's legal depart'
tnent to the buslncus waiting in the city
Jail. It wns stated yesterday morning that
not one of the members of that staff had
called nt the Jail since Friday and cases
have been waiting ever since then for dis
posal. Late in the day after the court had
adjourned, one of the assistant attorocjs
arrived and managed to slny loug enough
to prepare the complulnts, but the swearing
of the complaining witnesses had to go over
until afternoon.
Cnses Di'iiiuiiilliiK Attention.
Here Is the list of those who have been
waiting- '
Charley Uuvls, arrested last Thursday
night while entering Joseph Pozdlrtz's sa
loon; also wanted In Council Bluffs for two
btirglnrles.
Frank Itooney. arrested Monday for rob
bing several rooming houses In Omaha,
houtli Omaha and Council Bluffs and Tues
day identified ns the mnn who, In Septem
ber, 1900, held up Mrs. Joo WnsnlcwskI
for her pockotbooU containing u $20 gold
piece. An engagement was made with tho
county attorney to take up his case Fri
day, postponed by county officials until Sat
urday, but not considered until this morn
ing. Harvey Mason, nrrested two days ago.
Complaining witness called nt the head
iiuartcrs several times to seo the couuty
attorney nnd apparently became tired of
waiting longer, for he could not bo found
yesterday.
Fred B. Stone, arreBted Saturday night
for highway robbery. Complaining witness,
James Hardlngtou, also In Jail.
Lena Wallace, arrested for larceny from
person.
Campbell nnd two others, arrested yes
terday for burglary.
Ilitw Hit Court YCnrUs.
The custom which has prevailed for soma
time In reference to this business needs a
little explanation, that the situation may h
understood. Police court begins work about
8:30 or 9 o'clock every morning nnd an
other session is held nt 2 o'clock In tho
afternoon. The usuul grist of drunks nnd
vagrants Is first put through and then tho
Judge takes up any other cases that may
be on hand. If a prisoner enters u pica of
not guilty Ills enso Is set for some futuro
tlmn and he Is given n Chance to consult
un attorney.
It has been tho custom for the assistant
county nttorneys to nltcrnalo In attending
to business nt the police station. Uno ot
them Is expected to bo on hand every
morning to lnvestlgnto whatever cases may
huvo been brought to light. For tho last
two weeks L. I. Abbott haB been attending
police court. For the fortnight previous,
Harry K. Hurnhnm looked after tho new
business, though I. J. Dunn appsnred In
most ot tho cases.
Too lluiy nt .So in el III n iv Else.
According lo tho police not n representa
tive of' tho county attorney's olllco roported
nt police headquarters from Friday after
noon until Tuesday morning' Soveral re
quests were mndo Saturday that some one
bo sent to attend to tho business. Monday
tho calls on tho county attorney's olllco
were repeated. First the promise would ba
that soma one. would bo down at onco and
when the call was repeated another re
sponse would be that they were all busy.
Mcanwlillo tho prisoners and tho complain
ing witnesses raged st tho system, or Inck
of system, and tho police wcro blamed for
unnecessarily detaining persons in Jail,
"I nad been in bed three weeks with grip
whon my husband brought mo Dr. Miles'
Nervine, Pain Pills and Nerve and Liver
Pills. I was cured." Mrs. J. Relnler.
Franklin, Ind.
RAKES THEM FORE AND AFT
City Trenniirrr Ileiinliiu, Arouses
'I'm I)elliniients to
Art Ion.
The announcement made by City Treas
urer A. H. Hennings that on Februury IS
ho will establish routes In tho city and
begin a systematic levy on tho furnlturo
and other porsonal property' of peoplo who
refuse to pay their personal taxes has
orousud delinquents In a surprising mnn-
ner. When tho ofllco opened up Monday
morning a crowd of people was wnltlug to
pny their obligations.
Beforo the day was ended moro than $800
was paid Into the treasury on delinquent
personal taxes. Tho sums wcro mostly,
small, ranging from M to $10. Distress war
rants had been drawn for moBt of the
sums which wero paid In and Mr. Hennings
and his asslHtnnls toro up Bovornl hundred
warrants which would havo been served,
next Monday.
Severn! vans will bo hired when tho
wholesale sorvlco of distress warrants is
begun nnd deputies will be sent along,
different streets and instructed to levy
on tbo property of everyone who has failed
to pay taxes, Tho service will not bo
limited to any cvrtuln part ot tbo city.
ECHO VETR0USKI CASE AGAIN
Dissolution of Injunction Revives tho
Story of the Glrl'a Aoqulaltlnii
nf Property.
Judge Fawcott has Issued an order dis
solving tho Injunction restraining Josephine
Vctrouskl from selling or mortgaging thtt
property deeded lo her by her aged suitor,
John Kudzoir. Miss Vetrouski Is 10 years
of npe and Kudiolr, who Is 80, says he wns
induced to deed to her n valuabla pleco ot
property In tho north part, of Omaha by hor
promlsfi to bocomo IiIk bride.
After the girl got possession ot tho prop
ertyi It Is said, sho turned her bnck to hor
aged suitor and told him to look elsowhero
for a wife. Then Kudzoir began an notion
In tho district court to havo tho deed by
which tho property was convcyod to Mls.i
Votrouskl declnrcd null und void. Tho dis
solution ot thu Injunction against soiling
and mortgaging tho property is made be
causo while tho action to set aside the deed
is pending Kudzoir has amplo protection.
IT SOUNDS SOMEWHAT FISHY"
Hut II fume from Cut Off l.nl.e nmi
ntlilim Elnr Could Mo
Kipi'i'teil.
A gang of workmen engaged in harvesting
Ice on Cut Oft lake Monday found embedded
In the middle at ono of the large blocks
what thoy first took to be thu empty shell
of a mud turtle, 'I ho block bolng broken
and the shell roruoved, tt was found to
contain a well nourished turtle.
A fow minutes by the lire that was burin
Ing on tho Ico sulllced to restore It to life,
and It was crawling away whim ono of the
workmen recuptured It to cdrvo his Initials
and the date upon Its horny back,