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ran consecutively.
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ho delivered on presentation of tb
eliccU onljr.
WANTED N ITU ATI O.N'S.
EXPERT accountant. Holbrook, Rruwn blk
A-C45
LADY who lins completed tlie bookkeeping
course In the llrynut & Htratton Corre
npondetica College of Ruffnlo. New York,
desires r position us bookkeeper. Address
I. O. Uox 115, Brock, Neb. A-M103 2
WAVI'EIJ-MAI.E HELP.
WANTED, we have steady work for a tew
Kcod hustlers of good habits and appear
ance. C. F. AJans Co., l&rt Howard tit.
11 io
HARDER, trade taught thoroughly In short
time: caialogun & particulars free. West
ern Barbers' Institute, Omahu,
MEN or women to set goods to city '."a?".
Oood pay and steady employment. IIlx
enbaugh & Co., Wuro block, Omaha.
II M12 Mans
WANTED, canvassers. 1620 Douglas St.
B-M740
MEN to learn barber trade. Wo can offer
better Inducements now than uny other
season. It will puy you to prepare at onco
for spring rush; only eight weeks re
quired. Our courso consists of everything
required of n first-class barber, Including
lectures on hair and skin diseases. Our
college Is newly equipped wlvh modern
furniture df special design, anil every
facility for successful training. StudentH
are 'allowed Saturday and Sunday work In
shops while leumtng, and can cam from
HO to 115 before graduating. Complete
outfit of tools presented to each one,
Steady positions guaranteed graduates.
Call or write for beautifully Illustrated
catalogue, giving nil 'particulars; mailed
free. Molcr Barber College, 1623 Farnam
St., Omaha. B-.MSS9 MO
WANTED Man who thoroughly under
stands bag and burlap business aa man
nger for eastern p!ant; also man as sales
man. Address, K IS, Bee. U-191-26
WANTED Young man to do newspaper
vi'ork: must be stenographer; state salary.
Address, IC 19, Hep, B-189
BA LESMENfor "Hltlpnth lllstory;" salary
and commission; Iowa and Nebraska, A.
It. Ilalcom, Des Molnon. la. B M1P9 28
WANTED rit once, a reliable, and com
petent piano tuner. Address A. IIohpc,
lain Douglas, li-ira-i
WANTED, olllce boy, large retail store.
Address K 23, Heo. H-M2H 27 .
SALESMEN wanted, to call on doctors only
on behalf of tho leading llrm In the
business; also one nutsldo city and for
southern Illinois; established trade; posi
tion' permanent; applicant must bn Intelli
gent, Indefatigable; state experience. Ad
less P. O. Box 858, Philadelphia.
B M2I3 27
SALESMEN wanted to sell our goods by
sample to wholesale, and retail trade. We
are the largest and on!y manufacturers
In our line in tho world. liberal salary
paid. Address Cau-Dex Mfg. Co., .Savan
nah, OH. B
WANTED FEM A LP, HELP.
WANTED, 200 girls. 1324 Dodge. Tel. S7.
C-S57
I) girls wanted. Canadian ofllce. 1522 Douelua
C-sW
VOUNO lady to learn massage; permanent
Bosltlou for right party. Apply 22) Be
lldg. MJ
WANTET). Tidies io "Tcarnhalrdrcii'lngT
manicuring and fucial mussauo: 4 week
completes, positions 'guaranteed; 'great
demand for our graduates for resorts,
city and country towns, ("all or write for
particulars. Molcr's llalrdresdng College,
tea ruruam, omnia, c Altai .mi
WANTED, cook and laundress at S5C South
2Stli street, goon wages. c :.'0S-38
EXPERIENCED laundry Oielp. Nonpareil
Laundry Co., 1700-S Vinton Ht.
C .M209 27
AGENTS wanted for llallcck's extracts;
permanent, nrolltable. easy work: refer
ences required. Tho Abilene Drug Co.,
Abilene.
ivnnsns
-C
l'OIl KENT HOUSE!.
IF you want your houses well rented place
them with Benawa & Co. D $33
ALWAYS moving H. TI. goods. Pianos!
OITlce. 1611V4 Furnam St. Tel 153J or '63
U-SSJ
HOUSES for rent In all parts of tho city.
Brennan-Lovo Co., 320 So. 13lh St.
D-t61
HOUSES, stores. Bemls, Paxton blook.
. p-sca
BEE HENRY D. PAYNE. C01 N. Y. L1F&
D-S63
HOUSES, etc. S. D. Wead, 1534 Douglas
D-i6
HOUSES and Hats. Rlngwalt, Barker Blk
B-S63
HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown 'Blk.
p-ssa
NEW 7-room brick, strictly modern, east
front. 27th and 8t. Mary's avo., 35. Bemls
Paxton block. D WO
BTUROES. MARTIN CO., 517 N. Y. Life.
D-3SI F2S
Nth, near Farnam: ten-room modern housv
complete In every respect; ten minutes'
walk ot center of city: reasonable rent.
Omaha Loun & Trust Co., llitli and Doug
laa 8ts. D-872
NINE-ROOM modern nouse, large grounds
shade trees, barn, thoroughly desirable, Iri
every wny; rent. $(0 to tin Al tenant with
references, OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST
CO., 16th and Douglas Sts. D S20
FI'RMSIILD house, 11 room, well located,
full of lioariluis und roomers; rents low;
n. good opening, See mo Mondav. j. n.
Johnson, SU N. Y. IJfe. D-M153
l-.LKfTANT b-rnnm apartment, Winona. 2nd
floor, west side, steam heat, strictly
mo.dor.n;i-4"n,.t"r.lu"1 telephone service;
only J42..0. Apply at once. Payno-Knox
Company, 1st Floor, N. Y. Life B lg.
D-203
FOIl RENT I'll It N1S II El) UOOMH.
STEAM heated rooms at The Thurston
, 13-J.73
DEWEY Euroican hotol, 13th und FaTnam
K-m
HOUHRKEEPINa rooms, 16 up. 2!tii St.
Mary's. E-M990 Marl
SINGLE room for ti gentlcmon190i Cap
Ital wv. 5,Tl MrZ
ROOMS furnished or unfurnished; hou3T
keeping allowed. 2110 Douglas st.
E-M213 27
FURNISHEII ROOMS AMI HOARD.
QLENCAIRN, transients, $X. day. 1609 Doug
f xii
LARGE front parlors with board; also
smaller room; rcoeor.ablo rates. The Ross.
viv ..uiiivj. i jiavi
Tho Merrlam, good winter home. 25 ft Dodge
' I 876
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F-S7J
L24 N, 23D ST., now management, new fur
Mil VII u, kuuu uuuill. Si
ONE largo front room, one southeast room
excellent board; prlcea reasonable. ."07
no. .Alt Dl. i UlB i
FOK IlENT-l'N'Fl'll.MNHEU UOOJ1S
FOR housekeeping, also barn. 2024 St.
Aiary a nvc, u .M3,t
FOIl RENT-STORES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT Store. In first-class location;
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters it
.U; giounu noor, uue uiug. i.w
roil iin.r-sroiii: and offices.
FOR RENT The building formerly occu
pied by The Hee at 916 Fnrnom St. It ha
four stories and a basement which was
formerly used as The Uei press room.
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at once to C. C. Rose
vatcr, secretary, room 100, Uee Rutldlng.
( 1201
STORE room for rent; flrst-ctnsi location
for Rents' furnishing goods or shfw? rtore.
2721 Q St., S. Omaha. 1-M13S 2
STORAGE.
Oil. Van Stor. Co,, 13114 Farn. Tcls. 1559.S6J.
879
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 912
91 Jones, f-eneral storage and forwarding,
-s;s
ron sALE-inmxiTUiic.
CHICAOO FURNITURE CO.. 1110 Dodpe.
Tel. 2C20. New ft 2dhnnd furnlturo bought,
sold, exchanged, O SSO '
FURNITL HE and fixtures of W rooms In
a brick block centrally located and full
of roomers. A chance to maku big money.
Don't let this slip. J. II. Johnson, sit N.
Y. Life. O-MlKi
Foil ram: mouses, vehicle, etc.
UP-TO-DATE reliable buggies, rtina'bouls
and vehicles. II, Frosts, nth & Lcaven'th
' P 161
ENTIHE stock of carriages, buggies and
wagons regardlrs of cost. Andorson-SIIl-lard
Co,, Cor. 15th and Davenport.
P-207-M25
FOIl SALE JIISCELLANEOL'S.
IIAItD and oft foundation piling; hog
fences and cribbing, 901 DouglaA y SS2
2D1IAND sjfo cheap. Dcrlght, 1116 Farnam.
SAFES; buy, sell exe'ge. Schwarti;, 111 S. 13.
Q-?4
HEUTFOHD & CO., 16th and ltworth.
FUKNITUriE & OIJUOLSTEItINO.
Q-SM
TIMOTIIT hay and a!! Unu teed and coal.
Monroo & Co. v( 8SI
lNCUBATOr.S. S-nd to the Sure Hatch
Incubator Co., Clay Center, Neb., for a
handsome treo catalogue. Q 411
FINE bay horso nnd Simpson hand-made
pnaeion, vueap tor cusn. is. iu, lice.
Q-176 26
SEED SWEETS. Theo." Wlllillnsriilensoa
Neb. Q.M-201 M25
fTtiTnISHED ilaTfor laleTTioonn. M2
lfith st. Q-M211 1
CLAIIIVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, medium. 619 North 16th.
S-S3S
MME. OYLMER, genuine palmist. 160C Dodgo
a sn
MABEL ORAY. 3174 N. 15th St.. flat E.
F-MM1 Mar24
ZENO, clairvoyant and healer, 1915 Farnam.
S-18S-M-2
MRS. HENRY, test medium, 1707 Cass.
S-M210 2
ELECTRIC THE-ATMEN'T.
MISS MAE LESLIE, 619 S. 16th. 2d floor.
T M851-F-2S
ELITE parlors, 61C South lGth, second door,
T Mi .MS
MME." AMES, 1615 Howard, 2d floor, room X,
T-187-M-2I
MABEL QUAY, 317i N. 13th St.. Flat E.
T-M831 MarSO
PERSONAL.
PRIVATE home before and during confine
ment; babies adopted. Mrs. Burgct, i'620
uuruette, u 6o
vnENCII accordion nicotine: Ivory rim hut
tons; mall orders. Omahu Pleating Co.,
V fHIW . W OX
SUPPLIES for all machines! machines for
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before anrl
during conllnoment; babies adopted. 2306
uram ai. u 8j
. . . . . . , Itr.M.H. ..n., A 1 . .' 1 . t. . . I ,
V 1V i uiitll n uj iu iicuiui, ItlllUIlul,
wholesome horns treatment. 313 Bee Bide.
If tiat
M. GOLDMAN & CO. Only perfect, ac-
coraeon pleating inaiu in ine west. Mall
orders solicited. Suite 200 Douglas Block,
TURKISH baths, massage baths, electric
baths, for ladles only; skilled women
massage operators; tlnest equipped' baths
In tho city, ucnsirom uam i.ompnny,
Rooms zin to u, nee UlUg. u-w
LIEBEN, theatrical, masqucrado costume-,
1018 Farnam. U S?7
DR. ROY', chiropodist; corns & superfluous
hair removca by electricity. R. 12 Frcnzer
UlocK. u
WE RENT sowing machines for 78c ..per
weeit; wo repair ana sen nceuicn auu at
tachments for any machine made. Neb.
Cycle Co,, Cor 15th & Harney. Phor.o li3.
a innx of He.No-lIay Powder Is not a
luxury wnen ii niiorus you a euro una
secures tho comfort and happiness- of
your room-mate. u Miu
nilPTURE cured: no knife, no naln. no
danger; senu ror circulars, empire uup-
turo uure, vsi in, x. uue uuiming, umnna
U-854 .M19
INFORMATION WANTED The under
sinned desires to oDtain tno present oast
otneo address of Lars P, Pedersen. who
landed al Portlnnd, Me., on .the 23d day xt
November. 1900, from tho British steam
ship "Numldlan." Any Information as to
his present whereabouts will bo appre
ciated oy tsenjamin inompson, x t-;x-
cnango St., i-oriiano, Me. uMbtut .'S
ALTHA tJancltig club at dormanla Hall
Sururuay ovening, .Miircn znd.
U-M9I5-M2'
CHlCICERINa unrlKht nlano. S168: In nvfcel
lent conaition; nasu or easy payments
Schmoller & Mueller, 1313 Farnam St
TClepnonOy JIK.M. U MU7S ai-3
RHEUMATISM, paralysis, goitre, female
diseases, cuiisjinpiioni k. annumr swon
lncri. obesity, stomach und kidney troubles.
chronlo dlseaiieH cured by Thyroid Lymph"
ltomeuics. uonsiiiiuiiou anu oooKiei tree,
Thyroid l.ympn uo., iuj uee mug., Umulia
Ut-a-u mirr. uiock, .i.incoin, xscu,
U-1SI-M-2I
YOUNG business man, Just Ipcated-ln city
wisnes to meet reuneu young uiuy; ooject
(rieiiusmp. Auuress k i., nee.
' I. M9M 27
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Brennun-Lavo Co., 3U) South 13th.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
1UW.I IUIIIIO Ufc M .,., .(VIIUI.UIO cull
pay '$100 or any multiple; any Interest
dato; no deluy. Brennan-Lovo Co., 300
a, ,1.Mhl.a Mali 11' OA1
PRIVATE money, 5, 64, 6 per cent: no de
lay. Gurvln Bros., 1613 Furnam. W 809
WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants,
Qeorge & company, iwi I'urniim street
W WJ
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved cltv
property and farms. W, Furnam Smith &
to., "-u ruriuim. v uu
WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 1702
vanillin ai., ucu ijiuk. iv wj
MONEY to loan on farm and city property;
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., 1W3 Farnam.
it. n.v
IT J St
MONEY to loan at 5 and SU per cent oil
Omaha property. W. B. Melkle, 401 S. 15th.
W-900
PRIVATE inoneto loan. J, H. Sherwood,
939 N Y. Llfu. W-903
V"IVE per cent money. Bemls. Paxton block.
W-1W7
PRIVATE money. F, D. Wead, 154 DougTaa!
w-Jio
5 AND 6U per cent loans. W. II. Thomas.
First National Bank building. Tel, ICIS.
W-909
INC11IIATOH9 ANU IIHOORKRS.
INCUBATORS and brooders; cafflogiia
free. Write Burr incubator Co.. II 2,
Omaha, Neb. Factory at 23th & Davenport
47
MONEY TO LOAN I'll ATTEIrf.
MONEY TODAY,
oans made In. amounts from $10 to JJaO on
household furniture, pianos, horses, car
rlagei. etc,,' wttiiout removal, or on .your
S-A-L-A-R-Y without security. All or a
part of the money may be paid back the
llrst month or no part ot R need be paid
baclr for several months. Each payment
mado reduces the cost accordingly. , Em
ployers and neighbors know absolutely
nothing of our business relations. People
who need money ,ro Invited to call ana
get my ter.ns nfid compafo them with
what others offer.' Loans of other com
panies may be transferred to me. ro
charge for papers. All business strictly
confidential Quick service and lowest
rates guaranteed.
J. v. TAYI.OE.
633 Paxton Blk., top floor, northeast cot ner
ioiii anu i-arnam. tnirangu on m jb
Tel. 745. X-Wl
S
A
LOANS
R
X-
LOWEST RATES IN CITY. WE POSI
TIVELY WILL NOT RE UNDERRATED.
KA1L.ROAD M E N R EC E IV E BI-bfiAu
REBATE GIVEN '"if'lOAN IS PAID
tlLM-'ntlt T 1 T T V.
WHY GIVE A CIIATTEL MORTGAGE
llrJ.N YOU, CAN GET .MU.Mii
vrTTt, tir iv KTriTI.?
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL? .EMPLOY
, Kits NEED NOT KSOH.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
. AMERICAN LOAN CO..
ROOM 001. BEE BUII-U-NO.
. , DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We loan 110.00 and up on furniture,1
pianos, horses nnd other chattels.
. SALARY LOANS ,
wltnout mortgage to people holding
permanent positions. "You .can Rot the
money In a few hours after making ap-.
plication and tako 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6 months
or more In which to pay It back, and.
you need not pay for it one day longer
than you keep It. Wo charge nothing.,
for papers and we give you tho fun
amount in cash. There arc no lower,
rates than ours; our terms nro tho
easiest; our business Is confidential and
our motto Is "Try to Please."
Omuliu Mortgago Loan Co,,
113 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 229;.
(Established 1892.) 206 South. 16th St.
SALARY LOANS.
If you are employed by a responsible firm
wo wii' loan you sums irom iu 10 iuu on
your note ut much cheaper and easier
rates than elsewhere. Of this we are
positive. Absolutely no charges for papers.,
Notrlng deducted from amount uoslred.
Easiest nartlal navmentH. Reliable Credit
Co.. room 30,1. I'atlnn nlncW. X 914
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position Willi responsiuie concern
upon their names without security; easy
payments. Tolmun. 410 Board Trade bldg.
X-794
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 8. 13.
V 01 0
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses
cows, Jewelry. Du?f Green, R S, Barker blk,
.V ' .
SALARY loans at reduced rates. Omaha
Credit Co., 520 New York Llfo Bldg.
X-320,
BUSINESS CIIAKCBS.
$150 CASH or easy payments buys 25 strictly
awiui micKei) siot mucnines tor urinas,
cigars or cash; will earn $2 and upward
weekly each. Earl Clark & Co., Furni
ture Manufacturers, Chicago, 111.
Y-920
FOR SALE, agi (cultural Implcmont and
carriage ousiness in soutn central Ne
braska. For further particulars address
Box 003, West Liberty, Iu. Y M731
FOR SALE, my cnllr,llne of dr,y Roods and
ftiuicill-n IlIllUllllllUK ,IU UUUUl WW 111 .1.,
godd, .lively town, doing a goad business;
reason tor selling, don't llko Jndoor work.
Address J 04, Bee, , Y-MS69 2$
FURNITURE of 7-room flat, flno location.
vujiijiuiui uiuijiiuu,.liiii ijurL silica iuu. ti
ers; extra opportunity to make money.
J. II. Johnson, 811 N. H(e. Y-M1B5
rURNltURE of '42 rooms, elegantly, and
enmnletelv eouinneu. run or first-cms
roomers nnd 'boarders: no better'locatlon
In city. If.yoii w('nt 1 payliig. buslneys
built," centraliyj located,, nnd pjiy K04
rcnt Address Jt5.. Beek ,,Y-$3I.
eastern IseDrasKa; spot casn; invoice u.wu
to, $3,000. Ad.dres. Jv ... Bee. 1 Mivi g.
FOIl' EXCHANGE.
A FINE $83.00 Imported magic lantern' ns
good as new, only usea a snort time; suit
ab!o for lectures, churches or lodgo enter
tainments; a bargain. Address F 63, Beo
office. Z-179
WILL trade stoves' and furniture for horse.
801 N, 3Utn St. Mio- MI'lK
FOIl HALE HEAL ESTATE.
SNAP $3,700 fine business lot 2 blocks
coutn ucpoi, jviii -i. iuuiro Jin vinian.
RE-S39-M1S
210 acres rich, black bottom land 10 miles
from Houtn umana, w ncres timuer, line
blue gruss pasture.lfiO ncres In corn:
yielded last year 65 bushels per' acre; good
house, 8 rooms, barn 40x100 feet, brlclt
milk house, other outbuildings, wind mill,'
running water, nil kinds small fruit, rull
rnnrl station U mile liwav. This Is a linr.
gain nud, will be sold soon. For further
particulars write or. call upon R. C. Peters
& CO., liu- i-iirnuin ai., neo uiug.
RE-181 26
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also flra
insurance, uemis, raxion uuc.. . re 323
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
i. i.ii, yj
STURGES, MARTIN CO., 617 N.. Y. Life.
RE 9S1 F23
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad company. B. A.
McAllastcr land commissioner. Union
I'aciuc jieaaquuriera, uiaana,. iscn.
,;re-mi
CHEAPEST lot In city f Omaha; 62M-foot
... fmnt 1,1 Vol.An'. nH,lll it T
Kcnnard & Son, 310 Brown block.
- nv ft-i
FOR SALli-On easy tends, 70-ncre farm
1 unrtr hlah HtntA nf eiiltlvnttnn nrltnln
Ing town 'df Shclton, Neb. For full par
ticulars address Loci; Box 23. Hheltou,
rCD. no traacs. itja-wi :s
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01 N- Y. LIFE,
' RE-922
FARM LANDS.
Write' Spotswood & Veutch', Mos"cow, Idaho
tor list oc rarin lauus in tne tamous l'a
I louse, country. Rl'J M190 4
FOR SALE. 440 urrea W, miles. from Mob
cow. Idaho; all under cultivation, 8 acres
bearing orchard, good buildings, well wa
tered, 223 acres In tame grass; one of the
best farm In the I'mIoiiho country; price,
$10 per acre, Address Spotswood &
veatcn, juoscow, tuano, jus mvji r
FOR SALE. 530 acres, all uilder cultivation
14 ncres orchard, 2a) acres meudow nnd
tamo tiasturu crass, uood 7-room house'.
largo barn, living springs on ovory so-
ncre tract, i nines irom railroad; it uo-
sirert win sen wmi nirm juu neait cuttle,
is-nsaa norses, nurness aim rurm ma
clilneiy. Address Spotswood &. Veatcli
Moscow. Idaho. re SH9S 4
A. FEW BARGAINS JUST OUTSIDE CITY
LIM1TH NU CITY 'TAXES,
fi acres on macadamized street for $ 725
10 acres smooth garden land 1.175
17 ocres, cheap 'nt $3,000. only 2.1.V)
HICKS, ROOM S2o BOARD TRADE BLDG
JUS MZK
MEUIOAI
LADIES out nf health find nrnmnt relief.
Uox 232, Omaha, Neb. Contldentlal
9S7
standing, nbnormal case suppression, any
enlta. ,.1,1 llr .Ti.rWnni.a Y'ntrat r, l,l I.-..-
malo Medicine falln to relievo in 24 hours
wmioui pain 01 iuhs 01 worK. jxpress
C. O.. D. Df Jackson Remedy Co.,
Dearborn St,, Chicago. ".Dept. Bee.
. M-:1 "7
DR. LE DUE'S Female Regulator, posl
Mvnlv wnrrnntprt tn nun thn rvi ,ia .hih
born cnseE of monthly stoiiudees. IrreLMi
larttics, obstructions nnd suppressions
urougnt on irom wnatevor causo; y: i
package or 3 tar $5; sent anywhere pre
....In, . ...I.. rpu. I'll I
iiain uii ivi.cii'1 u. i, ii..-. iiv iviuu uru
Co., Elgin, III. American Ofllce, retal
wholesale. Myers-union Drug i:o omana;
M. A. DiKiii, South Omaha: Davis Drug
co. council jiiiins. c uu nno oi ruuoer
goods.
LADIES. I posl lively guarantee Golden
Seal, never falling female regulator will
relieve most obsttnuto cases of delayed
periods In five hours. Kent securu from
observation. $1.00. Dr Annie Fowler, 2711
uiivi au, oi. l,oui, aio.
1
PATI7NTS.
IN'. ENTORS GOT AN IDEA ' Wn handle
patents, copyrights and trad! marks; yi.u
give us the bara Idea and wo wlll lo the
csi; tnouern tquippeu iiinwiine suon nml
'oundry In connection; Official Gazelf. on
lie; guide book free. Mason, Fentrlck ,4
Lawrence, patent lawyer". 14i.6 HdttMM
; Tel. 1449, omana. J. i. t-'ronin, repr
until th
INVENTORS, we ask no fee until tho '
,.,1VCJ. t- uni ire uiilll llirj
lent Is procured; If we fall, wo .get no
e: advice free. Sues & Co...Pate'it law
pat
fee
yers. Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. I.ong dis-
tnn. nt..lt,if, 1A1 JK.tnr1K
41S-Mar 15
WALL PAPER CLEANER.
, "MIDDLEMIST experienced cleaner,
'phone 125S. leave orders with Lewis Hen
derson, florist, 1519 Farnam street.
16.-.tar3
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 Nv Y. L. B!dg. Tel.
jum; Alice jonnson, u. u., iaaien dept.;
aid E. Johnson, Osteopathtst, Mgr.
-933
M. E. DONOIIUE, D. O.. of Still school,
ivirKsviiic, mo., w I'axton uik. lei. isut.
-9JI
MIOHTHANII AND TYPEWRITING.
A C. VAN S ANT'S School. 717 N, Y. Llfo.
923
BOYLES' College, court reporter, principal.
uco uiug. ty
NEB. Business &. Shorthand college, Boyd'a
incater. uji
OREGG Shorthand. Om. d Col., 16 & Doug.
EXPERT ACCOli'I ANT.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, ote.. dav or
ovening. it. la, com., fiat. uanx. u. ll.
Rathbun. -734
LOST.
OST, oiie tall 4-yeor-old bay horse, and
one small nrown mine; unui and notity
Theo. Wlillatns. Benson, Neb.
Lost-
M202 27
BELGIAN HARES.
FOR SALE, 25 flno Belgian hures, out of lm-
ported siock, prize winners; at reasonanie
figures; have a fow nt $1 each. CometaYly
und have your pick, luqulro upstairs.
m: South 16th st., ono block south ot
William st. ios Mi"
HUllUEIt STAMPS.
BADGES, medals. Om. Pl'.t. Co., Bee Bldg.
TCI rKlo. 937
IHIins AND TA.IlriEHMY.
STOCK'S Bltd Store. 1603 Lcavcniforth.
933
PAWNBROKERS. '
EAGLE Loan Ofllce, reliable, accommodat
ing; au.Dusi.iess conuueniiai, 1301 Douglas.
, -936
FURNITURE REPAIRING,
TEL. ;231. M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St.
4'J
NICKEL PIiaTIXO.
OMAHA PLATING CO., Beo Bldg. Tel. 2525.
935
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rate, tlckots everywhere. P. II. Phil-
bin. lsnj Farnam. Telephone ,st. 911
.LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Stcim Laundry: nhlrts, 7c; collars,
zc; curtb, 4C. iiiio L,eavcnworin. roi.
-942
STAMMERING fl.VIl J',T.TEIIING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn,-. tRanigo Bldg.
iiim
ACCohmoN pltJating.
ACCORDION plca0ng,.chfc'a,pest.b43t.nulck-
CSI, Airs, .. CVAJUTK, O.f, V-UI, ll in 1IIIU
Farnam. 1 -913
CARPENTERS AD 'JOBBERS.
ALL klnd.ro'f carpenter work and repairing
promptly attcnuea to. j. x. ucniurcu, iuiu
and Lako Sts. ' 370
IIICYCI.I'.S.
WHY not get your wheel enameled be-
roro tne rusnf 'rei. u iiroi wo win ciiu
for'.your wheel. 1623 Capitol Ave. 63,'i
PORTO Popular Tours
RICO March 2. Illus
trated program; " days, an expenses, iism.
Raymond 4 Whltcomb, 103 Adams 3t..Chlcaao
RAILWAY TIME .TAI1LE.
CHICAGO Se NORTH,
western Railway "Th
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Ofllce, 1401
, Farnam 3t. 'Telephone,
661 Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Sts. Telephone 628.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am all:30 nn.
Chicago Passenger a 4:13 pm a 3:40 am
Eastern express, ues
juoines.'AlarBiiailtowii,
Cednr Rapids und
Chlcaeo .'alO:S5 am a 4:05 tin
Eastern Special, Chi-
raea and t;aat.. a 4:5j Dm a 4:06 Dm
Fast Mall, Chicago to '
Omaha a 2:43 pta
Omnha-Chlcago L't'd...a 7;43, pm a 8:iio um
Fast Mall .. .' a 8:30 am
Cedar Rapids rassenger a 6:JJ Pra
FREMONT. ELKHORN
Missouri Valley Railroad
- "Tho Northwestern
Line'! General omces.
United States National
Bank Bldg., S. W. Corner
Twelfth and Farnam Sla.
1401 Farnum St. Tel. 861. Da-
Tlekat IKIW.o
pot, lath and
wcuiier sts; Tel, j453.
1 .au A kpIu
Dlack Hills,. Deadwood,
lint Knrlniro . n lVl nm n ft'lVl Fim
- 4'ati a Jtav uiwv -
uuuaiia.-. .., u;w pin a uiw vui
HastiDfis, ,Yor, David
City, bupcrlor. Geneva,
Footer ana sewrd .,.b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Uortolk, yerdlgro and .,
. Fremont a 7:30 am bl0:25 am
Lincoln, Wahoo and
Fremont . ., b 7:30'am bl0:S am
Fremont Local u 7:20 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. ,c Sun
day only, d Jally except Saturday, o
uauy except iioimui'.
SIOUX C1TT PACIFIC
Railroad '.'Tho North
western Line" General
Ottlces, United States
National Bunk Building,
B. W. Corner Twelfth
and l'n mum Sts. Tleket
Ofllce. 1491 Farnam St. Telephone 561. De-
pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts, Telephone 629.
Leave Arrive.
Twin City Express p 6:55 am al0:25 pm
Twin City l.lmltcid n 7:33 pm u 8:la um
Blotix City Local a 8:00 um a 3:50 pm
a uauy, .
CHICAGO. ST PAUL,,
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway "The North
western Llne"-Generjt
Ofllces. Nebrusku DivJ
slon, 15th and Webster
bts. City Ticket Office.
1401 Farnam 81. 'lelephone, 161. Depot,
15th and Webster Sts.
Iave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger... a d:U0 am a 9:10 pm
Omaha Paxsener - ali.-'io am
Sloui. City & North.
east Nebraska ........a 3:45 pm
a Dally.
CHICAGO. M1LWAUTCRR
O. St Paul, Rallwii- Cltv
cket Ofllce ,504 Arnoi
Street. Telephone. ??
iMllWAUh
Stiects.
Leave. lri.1...
Chicago Limited Ex. ...a 6;uo pm a 8:03 a'm
Chicago, & Omaha Ex..b 7:15 am S 3:40 SS
, ym.i. o uauv except auuday
Sw-1 W.A.BA5" "AILRcfAD.
y ViSSifi. P.o . Tenth ana Marcy' sts.
r . a c,cj,.uii7. u.,
V Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a 6:15 pm a g;jo Km
1
IttlLWAY TIME TIILi:S.
UNION PAC!F1C-"T1IE OVER.
Inn! 'loute General Offices
N E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam
uii.Lii f'itv 'ripkni rim. .
tartirin Street. Telephone, jig
Depot. Tenth and Marcy sts""
Tcfcphonc, 6.
Leave.
Arrive.
. The Overland Limited. ,a 11:20 am
I' - '!"?. CflJago-Portland .
a 7:30 pra
Qn.nl.1 n 8"ft nm
.JV.,,., ...I..,........-.. .....
tlie Fast Mall a SioO am
The Mall and Expicss ,all:3j pm
1 InnnlM I).,n nn,1
a 7:30 pm
a 3:23 pm
a 4:25 pra
Ktrnmatilircr Ktnrll..ll iiOT, nm hl?,j-
ma I'Hciuo r,xprrv9,..u pni
Thn Afitinflr. KrnrMl .
a 6:50 am
Urand Island Local, ,,,b 5:30 pm
v y: am
a. Dally, b Daily except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-
-General unices and
Ticket Offices, Southeast
Corner 14th und Douglas
Bts. Telephone, 101. Depot.
Union Station.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis and Kansas
City Exprehs al?:?0 am a 6:23 pm
K. a, St. L. Express.. .alb:50 pm u 6:15 um
Leave from lfi'n and
Webster Streets:
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping water ,,..,.b 4iio pin al0:45 am
Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
, CHICAGO. ROCK ISL
and St Pnclllc Railroad
-"The Great Rock Isl
and Route" City
Ticket Ofllce. 1323 Far-
nntn C3 rvl .. .
tuilt UlltUVi A -'(. I'llUHQ,
42.S. Depot, Tenth and
Ifnrnv Qla a.t-
phone, 629.
Leave.
Arrive.
JAHJ'.
Dcs Moines and Daven
port Local a 7:25 am
Chicago Express bll:i5 am
EAST.
bll:33 am
a-"0 am
. :43 pm
a 1:25 pm
ues Aioines i.ocai r r n
Chicago Fast Express ,n to pm
ues iuouics, hock is
and end Chlcagoi n 7:40
WEST.
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs..
Denver, Pueblo und
West a 1:30
rVilnttwln.. Olflnhnmn A.
40 pm a 9:35 pm
pm a 4:15 pra
i.uiujhu',. wmaiiuiiiti ac
Texas Flyer a 6:20 pm a 9:50 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
HI'RLINGTON ft MIS
eourl River Rallroad
"Tho Burlington Route '
General Ofllccs, North
west Corner Tenth and
Farnam Streets. Ticket
OIllco 1102 Farnam Stroet.
TelephoHcT2507 Burn igio n Hint on. Tenth
and Mason Streeta. Toletihone. 123.
Leave. Arrlva.
Lincoln. Hastings and
McCook 8. s!9 nm a 7:33 pm
Lincoln. Denver, Colo-
rado, Utah. Callfornla.a 4:25 pm a 3:00 pm
Lincoln & Dlack Hills. .a 9:00 pm a 6:43 am
Montana, ruget Hjund..a 9:00 pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fast Mull b 3:00 pm u 9:17 am
Wymoro, Bcatrlco and
Lincoln ....a 8:40 am bll:53am
Denver Colorado, Utah
una California,., a 6:45 am
South Bend. oulsvlllo,
Plattsmouvn b 3:35 nm bll:03 am
Ft. Oroott. Plattsmouth
and Pacific Junction.. a 7:00 pm a 3:20 am
Bcllevue, PJnttsmouth
and Pacific Junction. .nl2:10 am
a Dally, b Dully ;xccut Sunday.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
& Qulncy Railroad "Tho
Burlington Route" Ticket
cmco iMr. J'nrnam street.
Telephone. 250. Depot,
Tenth and Mason streeta.
Telephone, 121
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chlcaco Sr.e
da, a 7:00 nm al0:lS pm
Chicago Vcstlbuled Ex. a 4:00 pm a 7:15 am
cnlcuco Local Jixpress.a v.sj am a 4:06 Dm
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm a 1:45 am
Fast Mall a 2; 45 pra
a Daily.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO
reph & Council Bluffs
Kanroau "Tne Burling-'
ton Route" Tlckot Ofllce,
1502 Farnam Street. Tele
phone. 250. Depot, Tenth
anu Aiason streets. Tele'
phone. 128
. Leare. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex. .a 9:20 am a 6:2S pm
Kansas City Night fix..in:30 pm a 0:15 am
du i.iuiH v iyer lor ml
Joseph and bt Louis. .a 6:10 pm all;15 am
JLL1.NQ1S CENTRAL
iianroau-city Ticket Of.
flee. 1102 Farnnm Street
Telephone. 245. Depot,
j. emu anu aiarcy Streets.
4ltnoVy Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express a 7:00 am all:26 pm
v.iuca;u iimiieu
Mlnmupohs and St.
Paul Express b 7:00 am
Minneapolis and St.
Paul Limited a 7:45 pm
Fort Dodge Local from
Council Bluffs b 4:30 pm
Fort Dodge Local 'rjtn
a :ui um
b 9:40 pm
a 8:03 am
a t:16 an
council Biurrs , a 6 00 am
a Dally, b Daily except Sunday.
OMATLV Sc ST. LOUIS nirr
road -Omaha, Kansas Cltv
v. -.", . i- . . . iwiiiuuuw-jn.
Qulncy Route" Ticket Of
flee, 1415 Farnam St. Tele
shone, 322. Depot, Tenth and
muic oiiicia, J,eiepnone,
Leave. Arrive.
at. T.md Cnnnon Ball
Express a 6:15 pm a 8:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local a 7:00 am a 8:00pm
a jjmii.
POSTOFFICH NOTICE.
Should bo read DAILY by all Interested, as
cIpmgcH may occur at nny time.
Foreign mulls for tho week ending
March 2, 1901, will Oloso (PROMPTLY In
nil -cases) at tho General Postotlico as fol
lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close ONE
HOUR eailler than closing tlmo hown
below. Parcel Post Malls for Germany
close nt 5 p. in. on rcuruary 25, per h. h.
Lnhn, via Bremen, and March 1, per s, s.
('nlmnhlu. via llnniburtr.
Regular nnd Supplementary Mails closo at
Knreicn uruncu nun nour later man cms
lng-tlmo shown below.
TraiiH-Alliuitlc Malls.
WEDNESDAY At 6:30 n. m. for EUROPE,
nor h. s. incw turn, via soumumnrnn
(innll for Ireland inuBt bo directed "per s.
h. N'cw York") nt 9:30 u. in. (supplcmcu.
tury U a. in.) tor EUROPE, per s. a.
Oceanic, via Queenstown; ut 10 it. ni, for
BELGIUM, per a: s. Frlcsland (mail must
lio directed "per s. B, Fricsltuid").i
THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN, POR
TUGAL. TUHUlil, JiiUVl'T. lillEECK,
BRITISH INDIA und LORENZO MAIN
QUEZ. pur s. s, La Gascogne, via Havro
(mull for other parts of Europe must h
illrecteu "ner n. n. i.u uscoKiie- i.
a il'dim,.Y Al rtfO ii rn. I'nr TfrTinin.
per s, 8. i oiuiuiii", via -iyiunuiu, cner
bourg und Hamburg (mull for Ireland
niUHt io directed "per 8. 8, Columblu'!);
nt 7p) a. m. for NliTHERLANDS direct
tier h. h. Rotterdam (mull must be directed
"per s. ii. Rotterdam"); nt 10 a. m for
SCOTLAND direct, per 8. H. Ethiopia
(mail must bo directed "per 8, '8. Ethi
opia"!; nt 11 u. m. for ITALY, per 8. .
Trave. via NapleH (mull must bo directed
"per 8. s, Trave"); ut 10:30 n. m, (supple
mentury 12 m.) for EUROPE, per s. .
Etrurni, via liueeiiBiuwii.
i PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
. 1 l.n..,lnj fit f.Ar.n.1,1., ....I.. ...I- .
Illlll OUIIII'IW" uv.iiiuii, UHIJ-, ino
H.'imo class of mail nintter for othor parts
ot Europo will not ba went by this slilp
unless spcchilly directed by her.
After tho closing of tho Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic Malls named above, ad
ditional supplementary mnlls aro opened
on tno pie in uiu ...iiu'riuan, j'iiigusfi
vreneh and German steamer. nn,. r.
main open until within Ten Minutes of
tno nour ot sailing oi, aieumer.
MnlJN f"r s"Gi nml Cen I nil America
West I ii ill ex. Etc,
WEDNESDAY-At 8 a. tn. for BERMUDA
per s. s. Trinidad; nt 9:30 n. m. for INA
Gl'A oud HAITI, per 8. 8. Luuenburg; a
12 m. for CUBA. YUCATAN. CAM
PEC HE. TABASCO nnd CHIAPAS, ncr 8
s, Seguruucn, via Havana und Progreso
(mull for other imrts of Mexico must bo
directed "per s. s. Scguruncu") : at 12:30
p. m, (suppiemeniory j p, m.j jor rv.H
SAU. ner b.b. Antllln (mall must bo dl
rccted "per 8, 8. Aiilllla"i; nt 11 p. in. fgr
JAMAICA, per 8. u, Admiral Sampson,
from I'liiiauuipnia.
TIU'RHDAY At 12 ill. HUoiileiiientarv
12:OT p. ni.) for NASSAU, Gl'ANTANAMO
nnd SANTIAGO, nor s. 8. Saratoga.
FRIDAY At "11 p, m. for NASSAU, per
8ieuiner irom .Miami, r in,
SATURDAY At 9 n. In. for PORTO RICO,
per s. 8. sun jiiiiii, via Mm J nan; at U n
m. (supplementary u, tn.) for CURA
cU nnu vis.MSKt'HiiA, via curaeao, per
8. 8. iiiiuur iiniiu lor. navaniua nfiu
larinncenu mui do uirecicii ' per 8, (i,
Hlldur' ); nt 9:30 ii in. (supplementary 1(
a. in) for ST. THOMAS. ST. CMtfStV
LEEWARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS
and DEMERARA. per 8, 8, Fontabelle, ul
111 n m fnr fl'IIA nek u a Mnrrn nn.iu
lit ilavona, nt 10 ii in, for HAITI, per
s, e i-riiis .MiiiiiiiH (man ror i uracan
Venezuela ii'iniuau, iirinan and Dutcl
auitinu munt be directed "per s. b, Prln
jbs.
POSTOFFICE NOTICIX
Mnurlts); nt 10 a. m. for FORTUNE
ISLAND, JAMAICA, HA VANILLA,
t'ARTHAG ENA and GREYTOWN. per s.
e. Aleno (mall for Costa Rica must be di
rected "per s. a. Alene"),
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney mm inenco ty ateamer, ciosn at
this olllce dally at 6:30 p. tu. (connecting
closo hero every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturduy). Mails for Mtquelon, by rail to
Boston and thence by ateamer, closu at
this olllce dally at 6:30 p. in. Malls for
Cuba, by tall to Port Tampa, Fla., nnd
thenco by steamer, closo ut this office
dally, except .Mond. ut 6 a. m. (the
connecting closes ure on Sunday, Wednes
day und Friday). Malls for Cuba, by roll
to Miami, Fla., and thence by steamer,
close at this oflllco every Monday nud Fri
day at 11 p. m. Malls for Mexico City,
overland, unless specially addressed for
dispatch by stecmer, close ut this ofllco
dally ut 1:30 p. in, and 11 p. in. Malls tor
Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Corter nnd
Guatemala, by rull to New Orleans and
thenco by steamer, closo at this ofllco
dally at 1:30 p. m. (connecting close hero
Mondays for Belize. Puerto Cortex nnd
Guatemala and Tuesdays fur Costa Rica),
Registered mall closes nt 6 p. m, previous
tiuy.
Truimiinclllo Mnlls.
Malls for Hawaii, Japan. China nnd Philip
pine is:aiuis, via aan JTancisco, cioio m-m
dally ht 0:30 p. tn. up to March "2d, Inclu
sive, for illttiuiffdi tine n. (nnlle.
Mails for Australia (except Ve.t Australia,
...1.1 -1 . . , , . . . . . V.n
..iin.il is iorwnrueti via, iruiv ""
Zealand, FIJI, Samoa and Hawaii, via San
Francisco, closo hero dally at 6:30 p. rn.
after February '9th and up to March '2d,
Inclusive, or on arrlva. of s. . l.ucanla,
duo nt Now York March 2d, for dispatch
Iter M. ft. Ml,rr .
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes via Jjurope, mm iew iiwimiu,
which goes via San lTiinclseoj, nnd MJ1
Islands, via Vawcver, close hore dally at
6:30 p, ni, ''j f.farch 2d, Inclusive, for
dispatch ,icr s. n. Warrlmoo (supplement
ary null's, via Seattle, tfoso ut 6:30 p. m.
March "3d; mall must bo directed "per
M. M. Wnrrlmim"!.
Malls for Hawaii, China, Japnn and Phil
ippine islands, via Sun Fruncisco, uioso
hero dolly nt 6:30 p. m. up to March
10, Inclusive, for dispatch per 8. h. Amer
ica Maru.
Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, close
nere uauy at u:so p. in. up to .-inrcn
11 for disnatch tier s. s. Marlnosa.
Malls for Culm, and Junan. via Vuncouver,
closo here dally nt 0:30 p. in. lip to
.Miircn i'j, inclusive, ror uispaicu per
u. s. impress or inaiu (registered man
must bo directed "vfn Vancouver").
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
wnicn is lorwnrueu via liuropo). new Zea
land, FIJI, Samoa, nnd Hawaii, via San
Francisco, closo hero daily nt 6:30 li. m.
nfter March "3 and up to March "23, In
elusive, or on nrrlvul of s. , F.trurla, due
at New York March 23, for dispatch per
u. s. Houoma.
Transpacific malls nro forwarded to port ot
sailing uajiy ana tno sclieduio of closing is
arranged on tho presumption of their un
interrupted overland transit. Registered
man closes nt u p. tn. previous nay.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Postmaster.
PoBtofllcc, New York, N. Y., March 21, 1901.
(S O V EH N M E t T NCJTI C E.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'? OFFICE
Omaha, Neb., February 23, 1901,-SeaIed
proposals will be received here nnd nt
offices of quartermasters at stntlons named,
until - p. in,, ccntrui time, .iinrcii i'o, iwi,
ror nirnisiiiiig wood, conl and ennrcoal dur
ing tho llseol year ending Juno 30. 1902. at
wniuiiti y. ..i, uciiiu, runs vrouK, jiuuiimun
and NIobrura, Neb.; Jefferson Barracks,
M; Forts Leovenworth nnd Riley, Kan.;
Logon ji. jicots, .Ai'K.; Jteno aim sill, UKia.
Proposals for delivery at other points will
bo entertained. U. S. reserves rfeht to re
ject or accept nny or nil proposals, or any
part thereof. Information furnished on np-
pncutioii ncro or to quHnermustcrn ot hui
tloiiH named. hnvciones containing nro-
posals should bo marked "Proposals for
, enn Hiiuresseu to undersigned or
qunricrmamers nt HiationB nuovo namcu
F, .11. HATHAWAY, C. Q. M.
I'--J6-3i.M22-23.M
CHIEF QUwVRTERMASTEIVS OFFICE-
uinaiia, inou., j' euruary is, 1901. Healod pro-
(iubiiis, in inpucuiv, Hiiiijcci to ino usual
conditions, will bo received hero until 2
o'clock p. m., February 28, 1901, and then
nnened In thu nrescnen of nttendinir hid
ders, for four hundred und twenty-eight
il cavairy jinrae.i ior uenvery at Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas. U. H. reserves
rluht to reject, any or all nroDosals. or
nny pari, inureoi. uiauK lorms ior bla
ding and circular giving full information
and requirements will be furnished on ap
plication to mis ouice. j-jtiveiopes contain
ing proposals nnoiild Do marked "Proposals
for Horses," and addressed to F. H.
HATHAWAY, C'nief Q. M.
F-19-20-26-27M
CHIEF QUARTERMABTER'S nrrFICE.
OMAHA, Nob.. Jan. 30. 1901,-Scnled pro
posals. In triplicate, will bo received hero
until 2 o'clock p. m., March 1, 1901, nnd
then opened for furnishing type, presses,
ef, und all material and labor ot ovcry
dcr-crlntlon thnt mav bo rennlreil fnr nrint.
Ing at Headquarters Department of the
MUcourl. during lltcal yeur commonclus
July 1, 1901. Circular giving full Informa
tion, witn iorms ror tutiding. will bo fur
nished on implication. Thn If H. m-mrwi
right to reject ony or all bids. Envelopes
containing proposals to bo marked "Pra
po&als for printing," . and a-, eased to
i.itutcnant coionet J'', h. HATHAWAY,
LEGAL NOTICIS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual nicotine of stockholders In
The Beo Publishing Company will bo held
at their ofllce, corner 17th nnd Farnam
streeta in tno city ot umana on Monday,
Aiarcu n, iwi. iiy oruer or tne president
Omaha, Neb.. February 18th. 1901.
ueo. jj. 'xzscnucK, Bocretary,
Fob. 10-t-m-&-e,
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINn
Notice is hereby given that tho rceular
annual meeting ot tne siocKiioiiiers of the
South Plutto Land compuny will bo held
at the ofllco of said company In Lincoln,
Neb., at 11 o'clock a. in., on tho 6th day of
Miircn, a, u. kvi.
By order of tno Board of Directors.
Lincoln, Neb., February 4, 1901.
C. II. MORRILL. President.
A.-B. MINOR, Secretary.
F6d30t
HATES ALL OF WOMANKIND
Denver Police Relieve Tliey Have the
Mini Who Hum Committed
Many Assault.
DE.NVEIt, Feb. 26. Chlof ot Dotectlvos
Armstrong bolloves that Al Cowan, who
now under arrest, Is tho mysterious
prowler who struck down throe women with
an Iron bar In this city last Friday night
and who has murderously assaulted nearly
n score of women on tho streeta In tho last
rtlx months. When arrested Cowan had
In hie possession an Iron bar about a foot
In length, besides a revolver and a supply
ot cartridges, Ho anaweru tho meager
descriptions tl.ut have been obtained of
tho man who has been terrorizing the
women ot this city. Ho does not talk
coherently and appears to bo mentally un
balanced. Questioned by Captain Arm
strong In Jail, Cowan said ho "had been
persecuted by women."
"Why were you persecuted by women?'
was asked.
"I was. I hate them, but I'll not tell
you any moro; I don't trust any one,"
Cowan has been living In Denver about
year. He said ho carao from Virginia,
Of the three women assaulted last Friday
night one la dead and another Is dying.
OFFERS PAIR OF ANTELOPES
.1, ('. DimiiiIkic Cunt rlliiuc Appro
prliitc Exhibit for the L'nmlnK
Auditorium Mum v.
One ot the chief attractions nt tho Omaha
Industrial exposition will be a pair of onto
lopes which have been otfered to tho com
piltteq for tho exhibit by J, C. Donahoo of
tnu city, j no iittn range contributed t
ho enterprise has been received from cast
ern manufacturers and will go to somo one
who ran out-guesB or out-vote his rjvuls at
tho dally contests tu bo held during tho cx
position.
Tho question of cntertalnmont Is th
principal one tor consideration by the su
pertntcmlent and tho promotion committee
at tho present time. Sevornl plana hnvo
been suggested by Interested parties, an
whllo Borne will be ndopted, others aro de
sired. Tho ofllco ut tho exposition building
has been put In Bhape and will soon bo oc
cupled by the superintendent. Telephone
No. 261 lias boen established.
IATIE LEAVES THE FARM
She fiebili Again t. Wooden Bhoti tad
Btrenuout Hoari.
DOESN'T LIKE TO PLOW CORN
Inieiflliilred Miss Deserts llrr Hurt
County llonir und Contra to
O tun tin Now Sho la Central
Flirtiro In Court.
Katie Thouirsen Is 1C years old ami
she considers It unbecoming the dignity ot
flaxou-halrcd maiden of that ago to wear
wooden shoes nnd follow a plow, That Ii
tliu reason oho dopartod from tho parental
ilomlcllo In Burt county, renounced al
legiance to htr fnthor and mother and be
enmo tho ward ot John F. Oldofcy of
Omaha.
Katlo was born on a farm and knows
llttlo or nothing ot city llfo, and that Is
perhaps tho rooson aho prefers to be n.
domeatlo servnnt In tho olty than a farm
and In tho country. Shu asserts that
whllo she was nt homo her father, Han.
Thomscu, ccinpellod her to hoo corn, stack
hay and do nil othor kinds ot work tn tho
Held that Is ordinarily dono by common
farm laborers.
Katie (lull the I'll nil.
Becoming weary ot tho hardships ot the
farm, Katlo packed up tho fow odd clothes
that sho possessed and inndo for tho city,
where sho sought and found moro congonl.il
employment. Her father located hor In her
now position and commanded her to return
to tho farm. This sho refused to do
and tho parent then demanded that tha
wages of $3 per week which sho wns cam
Ing bo paid to htm.
In order to avoid paying tho girl s earn
ings to tho father hor oraployor, Henry
Heldc, went Into tho county court nnd had
his brother-in-law, John F. Odetoy, ap
pointed guardian. Odefey, ns guardian, Is
now drawing tho weekly stipend of J3, whllo
Hans Thomson nppcals to tho court to glo
him control over his own daughter.
Father Enters Protect.
Mr. Thomson has filed a petition In which
ho alloges that tho appointment nf a guar
dlau for his daughter Is contrary to tha
provisions of tho law and ought to he net
aside. Judgo Vlnsonhaler has ordered Mr.
Odcfcy to appear In court on March 3 and
show cause why ho should not bo removed
fiom tho trust ho lias undertaken.
CREST0N CITY COUNCIL COY
lima Aldermen Do Not Enthuse Over
the O in nli a Promoters' Elec
tric Roiid.
The Omaha promoters of tho Crcston &
Wlntersct Electric Rullwny company did not
And everything smooth sailing at tho coun
cil mooting In Crcston, that body absolutely
refusing to tako any action toward tho sub
mission of n proposition to vote bonds or
a subsidy In favor of tho proposod lino.
Tho matter was arranged to the satisfaction
of tho promoters later, as thoy went out
and tu two'hours Becured sufficient slgnora
to a potltlou for a voto to rcnulrn tha
mayor to call nn election, Tho cloctlon was
called nnd will ba held on March 25. Tho
Omaha men feel confident that tho citizens
will voto tho desired subsidy, which Is esti
mated at J20.000, on tho basis ot a 3 per
cent tax.
Lymnu Waterman, manager ot tho new
company, says: "Macksburg is further from
any lino of railroad than any othor town
In tho stato of Iowa, it Is tho contcr ot
ono of the richest agricultural portions of
the stato nnd Us natural advnntngos oro
such that It will becomo ono of tho best
Inland towns ot tho state as Boon aa ad
equate communication Is established with
other parts of tho country. Tho new lino
will only operato between Wlutcrsot nnd
Crcston. A story has been published in a
Des Molnca paper to the effect that our
company Is towork with a company which
contemplates tho conHtructtoh of, nn elec
tric line between Dos Moines nnd Wlntor
Bct. This Is not the ense. Wo nro dis
tinctly free, from nil alliances nnd will
operato this road for tho best Interests ot
the company and the country through which
wo pass.
"Wo havo our capital nil secured nnd ns
soon an tho olcctlons aro held In tho coun
ties through which wo puss tho work ot
laying tho rails will commence. It Is our
present Intention to placo threo trains on
the lino nt tho oponlng of tho service. Two
of theso trains will probably bo for tho
convenience ot paBBcngcrs nnd express nnd
tho other for tho carrying of freight. These
trnlnH will mnko tho round trip in four
hours, giving nlno trains each way over
the lino daily. As thu requirements ot
tho scrvlco demand tha facilities will bo
Increnaed.
"There 1h ono thing not generally known,
and that Is that tho opening up of this ter
ritory will place within - easy reach of
Omaha nomo of tho finest building stono
In tho United States, Somo of this stone
wns used In tho Iowa capltol nt Des Moines
and tho Wintered court house la built of it.
When our trnina get to running this stono
will becomo an Important factor In tha
work of Omaha builders."
MAYOR KELLY'S HEARING
Charge nf llrlbcry Aicnlnat Month
O in nliu Executive to Ho Aired
In Court.
The preliminary hearing of Mayor A, R.
Kelly of South Omaha on the charge ot
bribery begins nt 10 o'clock this
morning In tho county court. Tho In
formation uccuses the mayor ot having ac
cepted the sum ot $125 monthly during the
months of May, June, July, August and
September of last year from tho firm of.
Jorgenscn & Sherman. Tho wltuesaes
subpoenaed to nppear at tho bearing nro
Thor Jorgouscn, Myron H. Sherman, John
Malmborg, John II. Erlckson, Herman
teller nnd Jacob Lawson.
To My Friends.
I wish to recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. My llttlo girl, Mary, 10 years old,
has had phthisic all her life. Two months
slnco olio took a severe cold and I bought
a bottle of this remedy. It not only cured
her of her cold, but cured her ot thu
phthlatc, too, John Hughes, Oliver Springs,
Tenn. Mr. Hughes Is ono of the leading
coal miners of that district and is widely
known ns a reliable, nnd trustworthy man.
This voluablo medicine Is for sale by all
druggists.
.Mortality Stntlntlos.
Tho following births and deaths were re
ported to the city health commissioner for
tho twenty-four hours ondlng at noon Tues
day: Deaths Mathilda Lako, 2627 Chicago, aged
60; Laura Smith. 313 North Fifteenth, nged
a); Aiko Tulp, 2532 Decatur, ngod 61; John
L. Hambrlght, Sherman avenue and Luke,
aged &9; Georgia Catlln. 2210 Clark, nged 33;
Margaret Hurnhnm, 2171 South Twentieth,
aged fi months; Mrs, C. A. Royle, 2S83 Har
ney, aged 24.
nirthB-N. J. Maxwell, 419 South Nine
teenth, girl; T. F. Dorsoy. 1903 South Elav
enth, girl! Jesso S, Stern. 1931 South
a'wenty-nlnth, boy; Charles nilxt, 1723
South Twenty-Blxth, boy: Albert Gwynne,
2433 Ersklne, boy: Carl Ohman, 320,4 North
Sixteenth, boy; Fred Ornss, 1813 Military
avenue, boy; D. M. Forgan. 2702 South
Eighteenth, boy: Herbert Rogers, 371S
Dewey avenue, boy: Fred Legoson. 4211
Rurdetto, hoy; J. C. Turpenlng, 3880 Hamil
ton, girl; J. P. Ray, 2723 Sprttguo, boy,
Clarar Are ."Stolon,
Tho "aormnn Shamrock" saloon, a retail
establishment operated by VerMehren,
Frlck & Meyer, wholesale liquor dealera, at
310 South Tenth street, was entered by
burglars last night. Six boxes of cigars
were the only things nf value taken from
tho place. The police have been notified of
the burglary and det'-tlves aro looking for
the oiilnrlts.