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THE OMAHA DAILY HEK: SATVKDAY, MARCH 1(5, 1001. 11 SPECIAL NOTIGES. Ailrortlaemenla for these columns rrtll lie InUfn nntll I 'J m. for Ho fTpnlnic edition mid nntll 8 30 p. m. , for morning anil Sunday edition. Ttnfra. t l2 a rtord first Inaertlnit. lc a word thereafter, .lothlne tnkrn X!rvr-dr;u,;;ruir"rrTh M.rri.zirh0e.a vn ennaeentley. Adverllerra, hy rrnncattnc nam bered rhrck, can hnrr nnarrer ad Iresaed to a nnrahered letter In care f The Iter. Ananrra ao aiidresaed will be delivered oa presentation at ta hiok only. WANTED SI TtAllONS. EXPERT accountant. Holbrook, Drown Dlk A-ra GOOD all "round baker wants poi!tin; country town preferred. GO N. Poplar. Crestou. Iowa, A Ml' 16 WA.STED-31ALI1 HELP. WANTED, we have steady work for a few good hustlers ot good habits and appear ance. C. F. Adams Co., 1a Howard at. ti -I J HARDER trade taught thoroughly In short time, catalogue et particulars tree. West ern Rarucrs Institute, oniaha. Neb. WANTED, good architectural draughts man. Addles, stating education, experi ence ana saiary oeiuaaueu, oiiwyer in..rl. architects. L'tiamutr of coiniiien. ulug., St. I'UUI, Minn. D-MJil) !' WANTED, barber; good, steady, sober man, u steaoy joo. Call or utturcss Carl 'Hue. West Point, Neb. B Mr.) U WANTED, grocery specialty salesman; give tuny your eximrietiee wnn reier ernes to insure a repiy; good opiiortutlity. Allures L 3i, Bee. b Mill li WANTED, agent at Hazel Dell Nursery office, .ath una ttrlstoi ats., city. B-MiU 17 WANTED, young man to travel; salary and cxiui"; meauy position, must nave j.o chjii. otr brown uiug., city. u mlc is WANTED, good solicitors and state audits, Insurance men preierred. Call at jIi N. V. Lite tllUK. U-M1j0 22 WANTED, a traveling; salesman; good por tion to nxht ixtrty. Auuress or uii at alT J.. V. Lite Hidg. WANTED, olltce boy. It MIW -- 32 Bee Uldg. D-MH6 16 WANTED, men to learn barber trade; only a wecK required, have positions Miying 15 weekly waiting graduates this spring, comparatively littie expense. rite Moler Uaroer College, 1123 Farnam St. B-M133 21 GENTLEMEN of good acquaintance and push to represent the .Mutual Fidelity company In every town ot l.vw or over in Nebraska and lowa; agency worth H.S") to 4,w per annum; no experience neces sary; more Interesting and profitable than Insurance. Address i. 43, bee. ii-mh: 17 WANTED, llrst-class salesman to sell and take order., tor lightning rods. Edison Hod Co.. Lincoln, Neo., box S24. U-MBS 20 ACTIVE man by large manufneturlnft house, J3i.w in cush paid for 12 nays' trial; promotion anu permanent iuilloii I. satisfactory. Address O. B. P. Co., tox 1V27. Philadelphia, Pa. U-MUIJi WANTED, man, upright character, to manage Dusiness ot olu established hoise; salary 111 per week and expenses payunle ench week direct trom headquarters, ex pense money advanced, position perma nent, reference. Standard House, 3i4 Cax ton bldg.. Chicago, 111. H-MUi l. W.VATBD FEJIALE HELP. WANTED. :uu girls. 1KI Dodge. Tel. S7ti. t) git Is wanted. Canadian otUce, UT! Douglas C Jtl YOUNO lady to learn massage; permanent position tor right party. Appiy .-J Uce Uldg. C-U3 WANTED, cook. Mrs. A. L. need, 320 Far ttam. C-SliM PRES3MAKING taught thoroughly. Sys tem received hlghett reward at l'arls. l'uplls cut and make own dresses, call or send for circulars. McDowell Dressmak ing tictiool, :Q ti. 15th .St., M-51b Kaibauh Ulock. C M 15 COMPETENT girl, two In family. IS Po. I6th St. C-ta 15 WANTED, competent general girl, lis South 3lit street. C-M117 17 LADIEd desiring pleasant, easy home work p.i)iiiK nandsume Income should address, with stamp, Standard Remedy Co., Flint, Mien. - C MU5 is WANTED, ladles to learn halrdresMtig. manicuring or taclal massage; only tour weeks required by our method of practical experience, expert instructions, lectures, etc, splendid demand tor graduates, last weeK we placed rtve girls at weekly, limy season soon; caii or write for cata logue at once. Moler College, ltoj Farnam st. C .Mli :i WANTED, competent cook at ?7W Farnam street. C-MttJ 17 WANTED, n good girl for general house work. -.vj S, artth si. C M117 IS for uut-uulm;s. IF you want your houses well rented placs them with benunu Sc Co. D iu ALWAYS moving 11. H. goods. Pianos, umce, 1511h Fuinam St. Vcl. Uii or tvt. HOUSES for rent In all parts of tho city, Ureunun-Lotu Co., Sm So. mh St. D-Ji? HOUSES, stores. UemU, Paxton block. SEE HENRY li. PAYNE, 6U1 N. Y. LIFE. D-u HOUSES, etc, F. D. Wead. IHt Douglas. t D-JiO HOUSES and Bats. Rlngwalt. Darker RIk. D-l HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Drown Dlk. D-a: GOOD six-room Hat, city water In kitchen. 113 N. 24th st., ill). Omaha Loan & Trust Co., 16th and Douglas. D M3tl) 1107 DECATUR, 6 rooms, woll water, good repair. Jlu. PAYNE-KNOX CO., tlrat Boor N. Y. L. Hid. D-o3J- UiVj NORTH 3d St., 6 rooms, newly pa" perd and painted, partly modern, $15 C22 liard st. 2 tlve-room tlats. naiv. city water, sewer and clowt, iu each. The Uyrou Reed Co., 112 So. luh St. . D-M7C0 FOUR-ROOM modern Hat. Ul S. 11th U-MSK EXP. Del. Co., moving. Tel, um. :n pjt D-gJ A7 UNEQUALLED, central, steam heat, all motiern seven-room house, Tltard slm N. 21th. D 72S-15 i UNFURNISHED rooms, first-class, all modern,, complete for housekeeping: no children. ,2124 Miami St. D-714 S-ROOM mmlern ttat; well located: large I." n to, v.l . VIA t . i . D-M7iS ELEGANT apartment. The Sherman. April i. t-ayne-rtnox v.o tst noor x. Lire. D-MWO OR RENT, residence. loM Georgia ave., corner Paclrtc, b) rooms, attic, basement, east front, modern and extra convenience:-, 4ot xiv). with trees, inquire 311 First Nat'l Dank llldg. D-MHS 22 FOR RUM-FIRMSIIFJJ ROOMS. STEAJl heated rooms at The Thurston. E-2J3 DEWEY European hotel, Hth and Farnam. K 254 IIpl'SEKEEPlNG rooms. o up. 2C2J St. M"ry E-MJ47 All ROOMS, M Capitol Ave. V-tf NK'ELY furnished front and back rooms. Ik Jackaou. 2d floor. E-MW2 17 'Oil HEM Ft HMSHF.I) ROOMS. iT'O CALIFORNIA St., 1 nusokoi ping frnnt rtomi for E-M122 IV FtH.M-HlHI) ROOM. A.M HOARD. OLENCAIRN, translents.1.26day. 1409 Doug P 3t7 UTOPIA, 1771 Davenport St. ROOMS and board, reasonable. :!""- Cass. F-373-A1' LARGE Crcnt room. U? 3. 3th ave. F-Ml ROOMS with board. 315 a. VAh st. F-M&I3 8i N. J. nicely board. furnished rooms; good K-MltM ?j SEVERAL first-class boarders wanted; have both large and small room; prices right. 2217 Howard street. F M35S 17 FOR REV! L.M'UIt.MSIIi:i) ltU(l!. MODERN unturnlshtd room. A2 Harney. o 3ls 15 TWO unfurnlsntd rooms, also two base ment rooms. 112D x. i;th. O 1JJ FOR RE.NT STORED AM) OFFICE. FOR RENT Store, In llrst-clas location; rent reasonable Apply R. C. Peters & Co., i round noor, D.e Uldg. 1 25 FOR RENT The building formerly oecu p.d by The Pet at VIS Farnam St. It has four stories and a basement which was formerly used as The Dee pres sroom. This Alll be rented very reasonably. If Interested sppt at once' to C. C. Hole water, sr etary, room lw. Doe Djliuinu. ' 1-W1 STORES, unequalled. Apply Tliard. 221 N 24 l-M727-ai STOREROOM and basement, North 21th St.; suitable tor plumber, llolbrooit, urown DIock. 1 M7t; FOR RENT, well-lighted room 2!.Vj) feet In n new brick block, good location tor gen eral store. Address J. II. DaWs, Weeping Hater. Neb. I-MI13 17 FOR RENT, store room, 314 South 15th st., one to nve years. Apply the liyron Reed Co., .'12 ft. ljlh St. 1-M11 21 AUliMS WA.MEU. SOMETHING new; send 10c and receive n cait'plo ot Kansas corn teutners. Agents warned. Kansas Corn h earner Co., o"jo Paxton Ulk. J 6jO-At AO E NTS WANTED, to sill celebrated M. .v M. and L. a. arc pressure lamps; ex ciuoiNu tutritory, liberal contrai.i; mure brilliant than electric arc; per nour. v ru. t'arKiuson, state Agent, Maaison, Neb. J Mo 1 AGENTS, with Hayes' metallic rubber tire tor rocKtng chairs uu ran mage )K) monthly. tdures J. C. Hayes, ni li. l.o cust, Des Moines, la. J M11S 16 WANTED, first-class canvassers. None but bustiers neetl apply. l Main street, Council bluffs. J MUM 17 WANTED, experienced ngents and others or aoiiity ana integrity v. no uesire to make Hie Insurance their profession, to represent a well estabilshcu old line lite Insurance company; saiary and commis sion paid. Auures.4 L 42, Dee. J-MW 17 GENERAL agents for Iowa and Nebraska, ... ..... . ,.. ti,,,,,,t t.-i,iAii,v .... . pan . capital w,M.w, a more interest ing proposition than insurance or U. and 1.. , u iiuerai contract to parties of recog nised uoiilty, stute experience and give lelerences. alt communications conrtuen tial. Audress 1. tv, Dee. J M141 li AGENTS on salary or commission; the ,re.tte.t agents seller ever producea; every user ot pen and Ink buys It on Mghi; 2i to w per cent pront; one agent's saies umounteq to m in tx days, an oilier m2 in two hoars. .Monroe Mig. Co., X HI. lacrosse. Is. 'J Ml li PORTRAIT agents everywhere quit "cray oils, try Huanaolc enameitnes, tio Kii tion t ruo; .neap. f amily rorirau co cnicugo J M137 lo AGENTS wanted everywhere, male and temale, cunes shower uath yoae and portable bath; absolutely new; good com mission; can oe sold In every home; write at once. American Advertising Novelty Co., 146 State St., Chicago. J Mlil Id WA.Vl'EU TO Rti.T. S UNFURNISHED chambers, man ana wife, win litn, u in WANTED, to rent, farm. Address L32. Bee. K M!)2 li STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. 812 V14 Jones, general storage and torwardlng. -2l OM. Vun dir. Co,, 15114 Farn. Tela. UUhim. AVA.NTED TO UL. I HAVE THE CASH for a property of 7 or & rooms, to CuSl FttuM to i&,M. Address, 1, 40, Dally Hee. N 12V W WANTED To buy or trade for good roaiT ster; must be tull ot lite, goo-u style and stepper; also want nice runanout. AU. aresa, L 41. bee. N A li SECOND-HAND buggy; must be as good as new. Auuress u. C. Painter, buutn umanu, Neo. . Mltj Is FOR SALE t'tR.Mt t.t-. CHICAGO FURNITURE CO., 1410 Dodge, 'lei. MM. New a; iunand luriuiute boubiit, soid, e.vcbunged. u ,o,' FINEST lino of nw and second-hand furni ture in tne city; inspect our siuck belore baylnt, we wuoiesaie lo cuuiitly ueuiris, prices low. kntcrprttc Furnivare Co.. iw t a. lttn, corner Douge. u Wiia At rUH sALL-uulot,:, KtilCi,E, uli.. ENTIRE stock of carriages, buggies and wagons regardless of cost. Atiuti.on-.iili. ia.v. lu., -or. Jjtn una Daenpurt. i-.-u.-M2i HORSES and mares, two Incubators and ugnt urunuia cmcKens. C. J, Fuitner, a. t.. cur. ttuinut itiu cemetery, vouik.,1 uiutts, riun vj ONE or two grand, big brood mares, bred to Imported -ouo lb. tormun, sound, less wire scratches; cnllu can worx ettuer. Aduress 1. m, oee. i' M12J li fOR SALE, Al tamlly horse. Inquire UH arnum. P MiU li WE DO good repair work on wagons, light buggies, etc. n. Frost, lttn tc Uateuwuun i' in FOR SALE or trade. Standard bred stal lion, etBni 1, 12 years ulo. cut ton l.ivery (.v., lam unci Cass. i' ui li HUI 5.11. -.ui.icbixA.Maila. HARD aud soft lounUatlon plllug; hog lcat.es and cnuoimi. sl uougu. vj .ot .uuA.M.1 lute cucap. Dcnght, U16 Farnam, Vi .OJ qAFES; buy, sell exe'ge. Schwartz, 114 a. is. W 'Ov TIMOTHY hay and all kluds teed and coal. Monroo o'i co. vt 1m INCLiDAlOHS. Send to tho Sure Hatch Incuuator v.u., day cni.r, .vu., lor u nanaaume ireo catalogue. kjm aEED aWEE'XS lhco. Williams, Benson, Neb. OA1 JU1 M2j- CUTLERY of all kinds; finest line In the city; e grind razuis, sueart. clippers, tic. A. Uitdeland, Mi Douge St. Q-M643 A6 WIRE fence for poultry. Belgian hare, hog uviu or tawn. Wire Woras, on a. 'th st. O-Miffa jy( 10-SYRUP soda fountain at Peterson Bros., 11J S.J6th, cheap for cash. Q MM C) CL.VIRVO YA.NTi. MRS. FRITZ, medium. C3 .North 16th. S-270 MME GYLMER. genuine palmist. IGOi Dodge S-271 ZENO, clairvoyant and healer. 1313 Farnam S-Wl 15 i:i.i;t rule i ueatmr.nt. ELITE parlors, Ct South Hth, second floor. T-M712 AJ MME. AME8, 1615 Howard, 2d llvor, roem 1. T-UT-M.'I ilADEL CRAY, S17Vi N. Hth St.. Flat E. T-ilsai M f lju t IV T Cct It.- t, a ,.u . tuiaa ,t.t t AQlli, liver- T-MI1S A2 CAMILLE DUVAL. 13 So. 16th, 2d iloor. T-l A6 MISS WILLIAMS of St. Louis, massage, magnetic electric treatment. W N. Wth, room J. T-M64I AS 1'EH.tO.AL. DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns & superfluous hair removed by electrtcty. R. 12 Premtr block. ' U 273 PRIVATE home before and during confine ment; babies adopted. Mrs. Uurget, iW9 Durdette. , U 272 FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim buttons; malt orders. Omaha Plutln eo 1524 Douglas. U-273 SUPPLIES for alt machines; machines for rent. White Sewing Machine, lt20 Douglas. Tel. 2334. U-274 PRIVATE hospital for ladlos before and during confinement; bablej adopted. 23vti Grant St. U 273 VIAVI Woman's way to health; rational, wholesome home treatment. 3 IS Dee Didg, U-276 A BOX of Rc-No-May Powder Is not a luxury when It affords you a cure and secures the comfort and happiness of your room-mate. U M21J RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no danger; send for circulars, Emplro Rup ture Cure, 332 N. Y. Life Hulldlng, Omaha. U-ffrl-MW M. GOLDMAN & CO.-Only , perfect ac cordeon pleating plant In the west. Malt orders solicited. Suite 200 Douglas Ulock. U-277 TURKISH baths, massage baths electric baths, for ladles only; skilled women massage oxrators; nncst equipped baths In tho city. Renstrom Rath Company, Rooms 216 to 220. Deo Uldg. U 27S RHEUMATISM, paralysis, goitre, female utdii'n, iw.iBuuiiJiiun, gianuuiur swell ings, obesity, stomacn and kidney troubles, chronic diseases cured by Thyroid Lymph Remedies. Consultation and booklet free. Thyroid Lymph Co., 500-2-1 Ree Dldg., Omaha; &I-6-0 Durr Dlock, Lincoln. Neb. U-I6l-M:i llO.NEV 'lO LOA.N-lm.AL US TATU. MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate. urennan-Love Co., 3.9 South IJth. W-2SU WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants. George Si Company, lwi Farnam street. w-ai LOANS on eatern Nebraska and western Iowa farms at 5 per cent; borrowers can pay SliAi ot any multiple, any Interest date; no delay. Drennan-Lovo Co., JOO So. 13th St. Omaha, Neb. W 2SJ R,0j0 and upward to loan on improved city ' property -Mid farms. W. Farnam Smith Sc Co., 1W Farnam. W 2S2 WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and warrants. R. c. Peters A; Co., J702 Farnam St.. bee Bldg. W 2s MONE to loan on farm and city property; lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., liOu Farnam. W 2S5 MONEY to loan at 5 and 54 per cent on Omaha property. AV. li, Melgle, 401 S. 13th. W FIVE per cent money. Bemls, Paxton block. W-2M PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas. W-2W PRIVATE raonr.y, 5, 54, 6 per cent; no de lay. Garvin Dros., 161i Farnam. W 1 5 AND 54 Pel cent city and farm loans. PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 337 N. Y. L. W-2S7 5 AND 54 per cent loans. W. H. Thomas, First National Bank building. Tel. lou. . W-13J CASH ou band. O. E. Turklngton. dju De. V M4 ilO.NEY TO LOA.N CHATTELS. " MONEY TO LOAN EVERYBODY. If jou wUh to make a little loan why trouule your frlenus wneii you can but row money trom us on one nour a notice without publicity or trouule; WE LOAN MONEY ON YOUR FURNITURE, PIANO. ORGAN, Humus, nAuuia on aai bO.N al Phufcttl x lTiiOLT Mr.'- MOV Al,, 1'JUL,1C11'X Olt UcLAY. LOANS FROM UO.O) TO )'.V.C0. ANY LENGTH OF TIME, ONE MONTH OR ONE "EAR. We guarantee our terms and rates to be tne very lowest ahu within the ream ot an. Liiienu and courteous ti'eutln-ui to ncryuuuj, apu we invito yoar niopection. v-O.Uli ..D lie 'CU.N t 1.M.LU, We also make loans to SALARIED PEO I'Lt. on tiieir 1-u.vlA rulr.o, .no puo nciiy whatever. Call on us ueiore going elsewhere. b. E. COR. 10TH AND DOUGLAS STS. BROWN BLOCK. ROOM 312. X-M120 WHEN YOU NEED MONEY SEE US. ll is eusy to uuverusu lottest rates, as ulQers uu, bat he ivci pooiine tlial u you will muite toinpaliooilD you Will Oe con stiiLeu U.al yuu can uo oetter Witn ui tuau eiaonanc tic loan on lurnuure. planus, live stucK, etc., ur c tut, lua&u SALARY LOAN vtithout iiioriui ui u.urtgage. vv cuarbu nuiitiiik lui uianiiig the .oall aim jou itLvi fe me tun uiuouiit in cash, ioU may puy it uucu lu one ir.uiitii ur mm si.t muinna ur luoi'e- in winuii lo repay a, aim you neeu nut puy ior it one day uilgci tnau Uu Kc.p it. Our tonus are me easiest, our uut.ueo is counuvniiai and uuf inuttu is try to pieaae. OMAHA ,lOit lU.VUi'. i-v.l.S CO, lu ou.iu ut llauu liMJ. Id. 2."Vj. vlatautit,tii.u hj.) v'j ou. loth at. X Mjo MONEY TODAY. Loans mads iu ainuuuta Uoiu (13 to S250 on houaenuiu lurniiuru, planus, norses, car riages, etc., witnoul icuio.ai, or ou your S-a-L-a-u-V witnout security. All or a pari ot tne moue may tra paid buck the lust montli or uo pari at it need oo paiu bacK lur several luuiiths. Eacti payiueai inuuu rvuuces tne cusi uccuruinsiy. eiui piuers aim neithuors Know uuululeiy noining ui our ousiness rcationo. t'cupta who i.d munty ale invitcu lu can aim gel my ttrius aim compare tnem wim what others olter. Loans or otner com panies may ue transiurred lo me. .no tUaie lor papers. An uusinesa strictiy cuiumtntial. viuick scrvicu aud lowest rates auutumceu, J. NV. TAYLOE. 23 Paxton big., top noor. nottheast corner ,91,1 Httu , uiiiuiii, l-llliUUbO VII Tel. I la. A'-jai SALARY LOANS. If you arc empioyeu by a responsible arm we will loan you sums trom u to U0j on your note at much cheaper and easier luiea man tiBcniicre. ui mis we are positive, ,uiimai; uu cnargea 10, t,aivis Nothing ueducteo. Irom amuuiu u,iu Easiest partial payments, rteitabio credit WW., fwu,i wy, iuii UlUUJt. .V Z'JZ MONEY leaneu salaried ptople holduiiriwr inanent position v,tn respousiuie cu.Kwrn upon thtir names witnout security, cajy payments, 'tolman, 410 Doaru rrauu naj. X jj MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew. eliy. horaes, cows, tic C. F. Rt-ed, 3U a. ij. MONEY Icaued on pianos, furniture, horses cows, Jewelry Dmf Green, R. ., Barxer biK X w SALARY loans at reduced rate. Omaha Credit Co., i26 New York Life Bldg. X-2S0 MONEY to loan. L Zlegler, 409 Ware illocic , X-M662 SEE Private party for salary loans. Room 314 Brown Block. -V-M121 Short time loans. J. Pleasants, 51 Barker blk X-U7- HISINK9S HIACt;5. tUO CASH on easy payments buys 3k strictly lawiul (nicKtli sioi maonines lor uriiiKs, cigars or cash: wilt earn K aim upwaru weekly each. Earl Clark it Co., Furnt- i lure Mauuiucturers, clucago, Li. t FOR SALE, agricultural Implement and carriage business In south central Ne braska. Fur further imrtlculars address Box vA, West Liberty, la. Y 311 WILL take long lease on brick stable If built, centrally locates, anu. puy good renL Address J 5, Dee. -H4 FOR SALE, cattle ranches on C. & S. R. R. 20 miles trom Cheyenne. Wyu. Address D. M. Arnold, Islay, Wyo i-M051 17 STEAM dye and clennlug shop In rite of lrt.no or ll."v Inhabitants for sale for tl a good rhanic for a dyer who understands his bulne., only shop n the city. Ad. dress L iS, Roe. Y-MIKT FOR EXCHAXOE. WILL trade stoves and furniture for hones. m N. lfith St. 55-M7I2 Marl TO EXCHANGE, house and lot for quar ter e'U 'II ti lami. AUUrrra li ll, m-. Z-MUl I7 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE, corn lands, stock ramhes and business locations in the corn Don couir try. . It. elements; Lyons, Neo. Rt-M9i7 tlOUSES. lots, larms, lands, loans, also tlr lnsutaiice. DetnU, I'uxtou blk. ItK Ji.- l,6o.oo lluL'dt, v roems. and barn, tull corner lot near street car. -tJ. So. lith. i-.c -.via-t C1LVS. E, WILLIAMSON, 13J0 Farnam St. RE-Jli SNAP ii,7-hne business lot, two blucks south depot, lgth St. inaaire 1U1 tntu. HCiSj Mis RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by tho Unto, i 1'acinc Railroad company. U. A. McAllaster, laim commissioner, Union Vacltlc Headquarters, Omaha, Nub. RE-314 SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, COl N. Y. LIFE. RE MS WANT olter on fine lot and seven-room house, cume to good car tine. Eastern owner anxious to sell. M. J. Keiuiard a Son, JvV-lu Brown Block. RE 13 CHEAP HOUSES-1S15 Corby St., C-room, ll,2o), 2tU N. mil St., modern S-rooim. UWj, ii7 Locust st., 7-roonu, nnxlern. i,lj. 2.u '.ocust st., 7-rooms, modern. jU4 Mason st., 7-ruoms. U.sm, &n x. 27th, 6-rooms, i,t-jj; 3lvl Davenport, rooms, )l,2a-, o Lake st., b-reoms, mod ern, barn, 2,t9v; t!. W. Cor. .nth und . Maple, 6-rooms, 11,200; 1101 Farnam st 7-rooms, W. T. Granam, Dee bldg. RE g)-l5 DO YOU want a nice modern home nnr the nigh school? Tills is u new, up-to-uate place, all modern. WrH. AlfO it nice i-ronm cottage. North 22d street, as line as tney m.iKe them, i-,v: A stone front, twestoty store, new, rooms uoove for housekeeping, all niuoern. u.uw. II teet, on loth street, i,o0. Maxe on offer. Within to years litti win leau an tor busi ness. GEO. E. GIBSON. IV$ FARNAM. ltK-.Mlol IS MEDICAL. LADIES. IXQ reward for an obstln.Me, long, stanuing aunurniul cuae sutprMOti, any cause ,oid Dr. jacKSon s Vegttaole Femai Medicine falls to relieve in Jt Hours witn out pain or loss ot work; no ergot or tansy nume tor connnement cases. Mailed 1,3.00, Dr. Jackson, H. c Dept., i. 167, Ucat born at., cnicago. M K)7-lo AS A medical man I beat them all. It does not taKe me a minute to separate gait. Prof. Dr. Johnson, 1711 Vinton St., Omana. -Ill 17 VIRTUAMA "cures Impolenc) resulting trom inutscretlons or debility, gives vi tality, vigor, resturi. g uea.ua, -iiioiiiou. aspirations of youtn, healtn, lilting for success, napptneas in uuiiu-sa', piolet slonal, social, muriiecr lite,; .', or for 15. bent any w nere prepaiu on receipt of price, 'lho Kldd. Drug Co., Elgin, ill. American omce, retail, wholesale, Myera Dillon Drug Co., omaha. m. ,v. u,non, aoutn omana, uavu 'utvig Co., council Bluffs. Full line rubber goods. I'ATENTs. INVENTORS GOT AN IDEA? We handle patents copyrights und traue marks, you give us tile uaiu Idea, and we will do the real; moaern equipped machine shdp und foundry lr. connection; omclal Gatettc on hie; guide book tree. Muaon, Fenwick u Lawrence, patent lawyers, l4od Howard St.; Tel. HiJ, Omaha, j, I'. Cronln, repr. 32J DHOHTIIA.M) A.N D T I'EWRITlMi. A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life. its BOYLES' College, court reporter principal. Bee Bldg, sSl NEB. Business & Shorthand college, Boyd's Theater. J24 GREGG Shorthand. Om. C Col., 16 & Doug 32o Vt'A.NTED TO 1 1 0 It 1 1 0 W. WANTED to borrow H.'jcO.W on a good piece ot business property tor t years at ti per cent, payaoie aeiiil-annuall; , property will bear inspection, etc, Auuress all com munications tc K 61, Bee. M6.T4 IS FLORISTS. LOUIS LECLUSE, successor to B. Haas. Isl3 Vinton Tel. 2675. Plants, cut ttower ueslgn-t; han, resilience, weitdlng and grave decorations, orut-rs prumptiy filled Dy malt or express. inl-ai. LOS'I'. ENGLISH setter bitch, 11 months old, white with red ears, spechied legs, scar under rlgnt, eye, rewaru. 2211 Chicago. I-aisi-IM) 15 LOST, gold crescent pin. set with pearls. Liberal reward lor return t" UU ti. mh. Lo.H Mll 11 OSTEOPATH,. JOHNSON Institute, 515 N. Y. L. Bldg. Te). 1664; Alice Juhnso&r-D. o., ladlia' dept.; Utd E. Johnson, osteopathist. Mgr. -317 M. E. DONOHUL'. D. O . of Still school, Kirksvllle, Mo., ool Paxton Dlk. Tel. IMj. 31i WALL PAPER. 3c a roll and up; painting, paper hanging, decorating. KeUey, 117 S. 17th. Tel. icon. oa PAW.M1ROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas, I'ltl.M INC.. HAVE It printed right. Waters PrlntW Co 422 So 13th St. Phono 2!W. 6S A7 LAl.MHll. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 7c; collars, .'c, cuffs. 4c, 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. Hi. -33-i lilt CLES. WE HAVE the only Vulcanlzer In tho city for buggy tires. We do this work as gcod as can be done at the factory. 162 Oapl tol Ave. (SJ STA.MME1UMJ AM) STUTTER I. Ml, CURED, Julia Vaughn, 430 Parage Bldg. -434 CARPENTERS AND JOIIIIERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptly a trended to. J, T. Ochiltree, 20th and Lake Sts. 370 I.VCL'IIATORS AND IIUOODEHS. INCUBATORS and brooders; catalogue .free. Write Burr Incubator Co., B 2. Omaha, Neb. Factory at 2Sth Jfc Davenport. 175-MSl FLRNITIRE REPAIRING. TEL. 133L M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming SL -23) JLMC. II. & M Junk house, J Milder. Trop . dea'er In all metals. bottlM. etc. Carloads a specialty. 5v1-mq Farnam, Omaha. Tel 237 -M: EXPERT A CCO L'JiTA.N T. LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or evening. R. li, Com. Nat. Ban!:. G. R. Rathbun 32 RlllllF.lt STAMPS. BADGES, medals. Ora. Pi t. Co., Bee Bid. Tel. eat. 327 LPiioLvrnitixL GLOBE COUCH CO., 1519 LcaVth. Tel. 2S. -M710 ACt'tlltI)IO. l,LEATI.C. ACCORDION pleating cheapest, best quick est Mrs. A. C. Mark, S. E. Cor. 17th and Farnam. 33i lltRDS A .Ml TAAHinilMV. STOCK S Bird Store. 1215 S. 16th. -323 TICKET ilROKEIt. CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. H. Phil bin, I'M Farnam. Telebhone 7tl. 333 ELOCUTION HEADl.VU. MRS. DORWARD. Studio 623 N. 19th St. 377-A1 rOSTOFI'HE .MITICE. iShould be read DAILY by all Interested as changes may occur at any time.) Foreign i.'-tlls for the week ending Starch 1. l'.'U, will close (PROMITLY In all cases) at the Gen. rul Postolllce as fohows. Par cels. Post Malls close one hour earlier than closing lime shown below. Parcels Post malU for Germany close at 5 j. m. on March lith, per s. ,s Graf Waldersee, Ma Hamburg. Regular ami Supplementary malls cloe at Foreign Hranch half an hour latr thaii closing time shown below. Truim-A Mantle Mnlla. SATURDAY At 7:3rt a. m. tor NETHER LANDS direct, per s. t. Staatendam (malt must be directed "per .. s. Staatendam i, at S a. m.- for ITALY, per t. s. K. M. Theresla, via Naples (mall must be di rected "per f. s. K. M. Theresla"); at S.J) a. m. (supplementary 10 a. m. for EUROPE, per s. s. Umbrla, via Queens town; at lo a. m. for SCOTLAND direct, per s. s. Astoria (mall must be directed jier s. s. Astoria"). PRINTED MATTER. ETC. - This ateflmer tukes printed matter, commercial papcra and samples for Germany only The same class of mall matter for other parts of Euroic will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by her. After the closing of the Supplementary Trans-Atlantic Malls above, addltnnnl supplementary malls are opened on the piers of the American, English, trench and German steamers, and remain open untlt within ten minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. Mull for South and Central Ainrrlcn, Went Indira, Etc. SATURDAY At 9 a. m. (supplementary 9:30 u m.i for VENEZUELA und CURA CAO, per s. . Maracalbo (mail for Sava nllla and Carthagena must be directed "Pr s. a Maracalbo"); at 0 a. m, for PORTO RICO, per a. s. Ponce, via Sail Juan; at 10 a. m. for CURA, rer s s Morro Castle, via Havana, at 10 a. m, for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA. SA VA .VILLA. CARTHAGENA and GREY TOWN, per s. . Alleghany (mail for Costa Rica must be directed "per s. t. Alleghany"). Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydney, and thence by steamer, close nt this otllce dally at V:30 n. m. (connecting close here every Monday. Wednesday and i Saturday i. Mans tor Miqucton, Dy rati to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at this otllce dally at 6:30 p. m. .Mails for Cuba, by rait to Port Tampa, Fl.c, and thence by steamer, closo at thl. otllce dally, except Monday, at "C a. m. (the connecting closes ou Sunday. Wednes day and Friday). Malls for Cuba, by rail to Miami. Fin., and thence by steamer, close at thft office- every Monday and Friday at "ll p. m. Malts for Mexico city, overland, unless specially -addressed for dispatch by steamer, close at this ottlre dally nt 1:30 p. m. and 11 p. m. Mall for Costa Rica. Belize. Puerto Cor tex nml Guatemala, by rail to New Or- i leans, and thence by steamer, doss nt 1 this omco dally at "1.30 p. m. (connecting closes hero Mondays for Belize. Puerto cortex and Guatemala anil xucsuays ror Costa Rica "Registered mall c!oes at 6 p. m. previous day. Truua.Rut'llli! Mull.. Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China and Phil ipplno Islands, via San Francisco, ikse here dally at 6:3") p. m. up to March ISth, Inclusive, for despatch per s. s. City of Peking. Mulls for China and Japan, via Vancouver, close here dally at 6:3o p. m. up to March tOth. inclusive, for despatch per s s Empress df India 'registered mall must be directed "via Vancouver' ,. Malls for AuStrulIa (except West Aus tralia, which Is forwarded via Europe). New Zealand, FIJI, Samoa and Hawaii, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6 20 p. m. after March "3d and up to March 23d. Inclusive, or on arrival of s. s Etrurla. due at New York March 22d, for despatch per s. s. Sonoma. Malls for Australia (except West Australia, which goes via Europe, and New Zea land, which goes via San Francisco), and FIJI Inlands, via Vancouver, close here dally at 630 p. m. after March 23d and up to March 30th. Inclusive, for despatch per s s. : Miowera (supplementary malls, via Seattle, closo at 6.3o p. m. March Mist. Malls for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:3o p m. up to April loth, inclusive, for despatch per s. s. Australia. Trans-Puclno malls are forwarded t6 port of sailing- dally and the schedule of clos ing Is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit Registered mall closes at 6. p. m. previ ous day. Postottico. New York, N. Y , March S. 1SCL CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster. ovi:hnmi::t .mitice. WANTED for U. S army, able-bodied un married men, between ages of 21 and S5, citizens of the United States, of good charai t r and temperate habits, who can speak, re.id and write English Recruits sppclalK ikslrwl for service in Philippine. For information apply to Recruiting Olll cer. Cor 16th and Dodge sts , Omaha, Ncl It At LAVA TIME TALLES, UNION PACIFIC- THE OVER lanc! Route 'General Offices .V E. cor. Ninth and Farnam Streets. City Ticket Office. Lui Farnam Street, 'telephone, Jio. Depot, Tenth anu Marcy Sts. i'tiephone, 62a. Leave. Arrive. The Cvcrund Limited . a alio am a 7:30 pm Hie Ch.cago Portland -ueklal a 8:M am a 7:30 pm The Fust Mall a ;s0 am a 3 pm 'lhe Mall and Express. .alLJa pm a 4.2 pm Lincoln lleatrke and atromsburg Exprtss .b 1:04 pm bl2;U) pm The l aiKic F.xireas.. .a 4:24 pm The Allai.tlc Express... a .j0 am UranU la and Local ....li 5:30 put li 9 im a dall). b Dally except buudiiy. CHICAGO & NORTH ivestern' Railway fho Northwestern Lt:.o" City Ticket OIllc, 1401 Farnam St. Telephone. 561 Depot, Tenth and Marcy Sis. relephoiif v.'J ueave. Arrive. Daylight Chicago Spe cial a 7:00 am atlSO pm Chicago Pattunger a 4:13 pm a ii;4u am Eastern Express, Dea Moines. Marshal. town. ' Cedar Rapids and Chicago v....at0;53 am a l;03 pm Eastern Special, Chi cago and Eaat a 4:53 pm a 4:05 pm Fast .Man, Cnicago to Omaha a 2; 13 pm Omaha-Chicago L't'd ..a 7:45 pm u ; am Fast Mall , a f.M um Cedar itaplds Passenger a b-.i-j pm u Dally. CHICAGO. ST. PAUL, Minneapolis & omaha Railway "The .Noun western Line" General omcts, NooraikU Divi sion, Utli and Weoster sts. city i icKet omce, I.. .n. r Teiennane. su. uenoi. 1 lith anl Webster Sts. Twin City Passenger ..a ti.w am a 9.1o pm Omaha Passenger. . .. aU.lo am SioiX C'ly & North- east Nebraska . . ,, a ! 13 pra a Dally. It VII, U VY TIME CARD. FREMONT. ELKHORN OHNA - allroad 9 rest.-rn Missouri vauey ltaiir ' The Northwest Line ' General Olllees, L titled States NntlvIMi bank Building, S. W. riirnnr TumlMh nti.l Pur. Ticket tmce, 1401 Farnam St. lvpot, lith and Webster Sts. . , Leave. Arrive. vt ' tr,DB a 3 .CD pra a 5ri0 pm V.om'.""' Casper and Douglas d 3M pm e 5,-CD pm lUstliigs. York. David City, Superior, Geneva L.eier and Seward. ...b 3:C0 pm b 5:00 pra Norrolg. Verdigre and r fc',n0nt ,V. b am blO:2S am Ltiiculn, Wahoo and J-remont b 7.30 am blfliS am VJ0?,' Local c 7: am a Dally, b Dally except aunday. c Sun day only, d Daily except Saturday, o Oally except Monday. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Rahroad "The North western Line" General OtlUes, United States National bank Building, S. V, Corner Twelfth and Kartinm st Oltk' Farnam St. Telephone 561. De Pvt. xcistu ai.d Marty Sts. Telephone 62. . , Leave. Arrive. Twit City txpress ...a 6 53 am aW:2S pm Twin city Limited.. ...a 7.5o pm a 15 am Sioux C Ry Local, . .. a s.w am a 3.50 pm a Dahy. KANSAS CITY, ST. Jo seph A: Council Bluffs Rahroad "The Burling ton Routo" Ticket Otllce. 1-arnam atreet. Tele- I iione. i. Lcpot, Tenth ,u jia.ion airecis. Tele Phone, lis. .. Leave. Arrive. Kan. as . ity Day Ex. ..a am a 6:25 pra Kans City- Night Ux .alo.Jo pm a 6.14 am St L ui. 1- lyer, lor St. Joseph and SL Louis, a S 10 pm aU 15 am BURLINGTON Mis souri River Rultroad lhe Burlington itoute General Omces, Nortn west Corner Tenth and Farnam streets, t'tcket omce. ic Farnam Street. Burlington Station, Tenth and Maauti Streets Teiepnone, la Leave. Arrive. Lint. ur, Hastings and McCook , a nm a 7 35 Pm Ltmotu, D- tiver, Colo- rado. Llah. ca norma., i .w vul . . ..,.. b ti,, id n 5t uo nm a i:U mn ' Montana. Puisit uatid..u :w pm a 6.4o um Llncom Fast Man ... -b a aw pm a :i, am v "Lintom ! " ... ...... M mm Denver, Colorado. Utah and California.......... South Rend, Louisville. i'laltsmouth b 3.- pra Ft Crook. Piattsmouth and Pacific Junction.. a pm bU:U am a 6:13 am bll:03 am a S:2o am Btllevuc, l-iaiisinouui and Paclllc Juntutn. .al2:10 am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, CHICAGO. BURLINGTON a: CjUlny Railroad "The Uunington Route" Ticket omce io;. farnam Street. Telephone, 2J). Depot Tthtn and Mason streets, telephone. La. Leave. Arrive. u j ,.iu - .sgo fcpc- cial a i:00 am a 10:3 pm Chicago Vestlbuled Ex.u4:wpm a 7:45 um Chicago Local Express. a M um a 4:06 pm Chicago Limited a 7;j0 pm a 7:13 am Fast Mall a 2.43 pm a Dally. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL road General Omces and Ticket ottlces, Southeast Corner 14th and Douglas a;.. Telephone, 101. Depot, Lulon Station. Leave. Arrive. rml Kansas Express a 10:CO am a 6:23 pm St. L. Express.. alO:io pm u 6:15 am Leave from 13th and Webster Streets: Nebraska Local. Via Weeping Water b 4:10 pm al0:43 am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL road Oraahu, Kansas City A Eastern Rullroad "i ho Qutncy Koute Ticket Of nce, 1415 Farnam St. Tele phone. 322. Depot, Tenth und JIarcy Streets. Telephone, Leave. Arrive. St. Louis Cannon Ball Express . a 6:15 pm a 8:20 am Kausa City & Qulncy . M n Local u..00am a 3.C0 pm a Dally. CHICAGO. ROCK ISL and & Paclllc Railroad The Great Rock Isl and Route" City Ticket Ottlce. 1323 Far nam Street, Telephone, 42J. Depot, Tenth and Marey Sts. Tele phone. 629. Leave. Arrive. EAST. Des Moines and Daven port Local a 7.23 am bll:33 am Chicago Express bit .13 am a 4:10 am Des Moines Local a 4:20 pm a 4:43 pm Chicago Fast Express a t:i) pm a 1:S pm Des Moines. Rock Isl and and Chicago a 7:40 pm a 9:30 pm WEST. Lincoln. Colorado Spgs., Denver. Pueblo and West a 1.30 pm a 4:15 pm Colorado, Oklahoma & Texas Flyer a 3.20 pm a 9:50 am a dally, b Dally except Sunday. ILLINOIS CENTRAL Rallroad-CIty Ticket Of- '-w--i r- -T ucc, i- rarnatn street. i?55StS5?r Telephone, 243. Depot. Tenth and Marcy Streets. Leave. Arrive. Chicago Express Chicago Limited . Minneapolis & St. Express Minneapolis & St. a ,:w am all:25 pm . . .. a 7:15 pm a 8:05 am Paul b 7:M am b 9:40 pm Paul a 7:43 pm a S:C6 am Limited Fort Dodge Loeal from Council Bluffs b 4:30 pm a 3.15 am Fort Dodge Local from Council Bluffs a COO am a aalb. b Daily except Sunday, CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & St. Paul Rallway-Clty Ticket Ottir-e. 1S04 Farnam Strtft. Telephone, 2M. Depot. Tenth and Mason Streets. Telyphone, C2U. Leave. Arrive. Chicago L.mlted Ex a .w pn nS:03 am Chi ago t Omaha Ex b " 15 am b 3:40 pm u dal'v b Dahy cx -ept Sunday. tINE ST. K HUN XQRMiTwJ) MODIIE l 1 1 n in 1 1 in I i in wtcaiv I SINE SHIPS in COHHtCTO" WTtS I tmsDIO 3INVICC TVt KOJIUt0IOa. ALONG THE NORTH 9IIOR BAVANt. HATANf AS, CAB0E.NAS, SACl'A, CAI t(3y, M'EVITAS. 'JIDAKA. lli BABAC0A. til xkir rni. JdtlJiSOV WTFA MSRII JJNB-27 WU'lam 31 fiew vora city RAYMOND & WHITCOMB. UrJon Squara, New York. For Tickets, Stateroom Reservation and Central Information of the MO BILE SERVICE, apply to Ticket Agent Mobile & Chlo it. R. and South ern Ry. UNDOING PREACHER'S WORK District Court f iillllllllra to Keep I p tilth the Miirrliiici- Llrensu UerLr John J. Steen owns up to 61 years and ad mits that he Is "weak physically and af fected with a disease of tho heart." He says furthor that he li afraid of his wife, Sadlel who Is "only 2S, large, strong, mus cular and powerful." The old man asks for a divorce, alleging that his young wife "manifests a severe and violent temper ana puts him in fear of his life." This Decem ber and May alliance was formed In this city in October, 1896. It required less than live minutes. for Judge Ettelle to dispose of the divorce rase of Mary against Alfred Patterson. The wife told a short ttory of cruel and Inhuman treatment, her brother substantiated It and a the husband failed to appear after he had been personally served the court or dered a decree. Judge Dickinson, has divorced Frank from Pearl Swickard on the ground of detertion. Tha defendant made no appearance. ' nam at l Te;. it,. 111. Ik. St. . City K. C. IMlLWAUKW i W090NNNNMO Yesterday s republican primaries were In. tereotlug oily In tho First and Third wards. In the First ward the contest for member of the city council was between W. U. Van sant and C. O. Clifton. Friends of both candidates worked hard all of tho afternoon and hustled out a large number of support ers. When the votes wero counted it was found that Vansant had received 210 votes and Clifton 173. Over tn tho Third ward the fight was be. tweea Tralnor and Leo, and Loo won by a vote of J6 to 72. As In tho First ward th contest was n spirited one, both aspirant for oftlre bringing all ot their energies to bear. There w no contest in the Second or Fourth wards and In tbtss tho vote was light. Here Is a list of the delegates who will have scats In the convention today: First Ward Urtice McCulloch, Jay Ijv crty. N. E. Acker, Harry Tagg, S. U. Chris tie. O. 11. Ilrewer. A. 11. Murdock. Second Ward Charles Nordcnberg, F. E. Jones, T. A. Daly, John Kubat, II. C.'Mur phy. J. M. Tobias. Third Ward Oeorgo Johnson, acorn Scator, Joseph Olllshck, Edward Kroeger, R. F. Taylor. F. R. Leo. D. Greer. Fourth Ward T. J. Cooler, It. O. Dniee, John Holster, Ed Ross, James Raskins, Rob ert McXisb, Stevo Wawrzenklewolz. Deuinorntli' Primaries. The democratic primaries yesterday wers without Incident, .as only one delegation was In the field In each of the four wards. Two delegations wcro In the field In tho First ward, but as one delegation failed to qualify It was ovldeat that a truce had been effected. Here Is a list of tho delegates that will meet this afternoon for the pur- 'spojo of nomlnatlnR certain candidates for tho conilug election: First Ward James White, Thomas Kelly, Henry Ocst, J. II. Uulla. Second Ward John Zondek, J. O. Cuih lng. Andrew .McGulre. P. McDonough. Third Ward J. J. Ryan, James Hanlgaa, P. Connors, J. J. Jackson. Fourth Ward-W. Dro-lerlck. D. McLaln. . . Willum Cnnntir 'V l.tltr, William ionaor As the best oft1co In tho gift of the con- cation Is that of tax commissioner there Is naturally considerable hustling for the nomination. Ed Johnston has declare-1 pol tlvoly that he will not accept the office If It Is tendered him. although th democrats, assert that he Is the best man tor tho place at this time. Dan Hiinnon Is- well thought of and many seem to think that ho will wlr. out, although It Is stated that he Is not seeking tho place. Andy Gallagher Is an other democrat who M considered compe tent to nil the place If he will accept the nomination. Aiitl-SMliion l.rimur. At a meeting of the Anti-Saloon league held recently It was determined to publish tho names of all persons who sign peti tions for saloon keepers. It I thought that lu this way It may be made a difficult matter for some saloon keepers to secure enough signers to their petitions. Moro than thli. members of tho league asso.rt that they propose to see that the name, of bondsmen of liquor dealers are made public. A committee la to be appointed to look after these matters and to see that there are no Irregularities In the leaulns of licenses. South Oliinhn Muilclnna. South Omaha people took quite an Im portant part In the tenth annual reunion of the Ancient Free and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry which Just closed a four days' session In Omaha. Four South Omaha Masons crossed the sands anl aro now thirty-second degree Mason. Tho music during the four days' session was provided by MIhs Jeau Doyd Mullan. Fred dreen, Charles B. Campbell and Mrs. Lucy Eads, all of this city. Fire l)i-tro Hollar. Fire totally destroyed the home of Mary Horn. Thlrty-alnth and O streets, yester day afternoon. Thd flames, which started In the kitchen, spread so quickly that tho fire department found little to save when It arrived. Some of the contents of the building were saved by hard work on the part of the firemen and neighbors. Mrs. Horn carried 170O insurance on the house with John J. Ryan, but the contents were not Insure-i. After Pcraoiinl Tni.es. Since City Treasurer Trank Kotitsky ar ranged for a personal tax collector to go to work the payment of taxes of this na ture has Increased perceptibly. All day yesterday Koutsky and his deputy wer kept busy giving receipts for personal taxes. .Many of the taxes paid were for years back and the treasurer Is of thw opinion that It was the fear of,a collector coming around that brought the delinquents to time. Ilorae Huns Avth). While Frank McDrlde was driving atl old time fire horse along Twenty-fourta street yesterday afternoon an alarm from the big bell was sounded and No. 1 hose company turned out. McRrlde's horse wanted to go to the fire and ho started off like an nld tlmo runner. McBrldo was dragged over the dashboard of tho vehicle, but fortu nately waj not injured beyond a few crutches. Mnitlf City ftuaalp. Mrs. Gecrgi L. Dare Is reported on tho sick list. Over S.Vrt sheep were received at th stock yards yesterdav. The Infant child of J. W. Green. 628 North Twentieth street. Is seriously III. Rev. W. E. Grav will preach nt the Al bright Methodist Episcopal church on Sun day. George Parks is preparing" to erect ft llo.ooo brick dwelling at Twenty-fifth and D treots. The Hag on the poatofllco hulWInp ! at halfman out of respect to former Presi dent Harrison. Tho annual HIr'h school declamatory con tost was held at the First Presbyterian church last evening. The trustees of tho First Presbyterian rhurrh-havo purchased n tract of ground for the East Side mission. Mrs. If. H. Ames gave n luncheon tn the Ladles' Aid society of the Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon. Mm G. W. Rrlggs, Fifteenth and M streets, entertained the Presbyterian King's Daughters yesterduy afternoon. The entertainment given nt the Jtiiigmann school Inst evening whs an enjoyable affair and a credit to the teachers and pupils. On account of the charter not having roen signed, the special meeting of the council billed for last night was abandoned. D. E. McMurray wants tho city to pay him 130 for damage to his horsn and buggy caused by a washout at Twenty-third and Q streets. CARNATIONS AND ROSES Suliji-cta Dlariiaard lit Hif Merlins f the 1'lorlsla' Society of N liruakn. nnd Invru, The Nebraska and Iowa Florists' society met Thursday ulgbt In tho park commis sioner' rooms In the city ball. Twenty Bvo members of the society were present. The growing of carnations and the graft InRDf roses were the chief subjects under discussion. Tho society meet In Omaha the second Thursday of each month. Next month the best moats of growing violets will be dis cussed. J- J, Hess of Omaha Is president of the society and Lewis Henderson of South Omaha U secretary. All the members of the Omaha Board of Park Commissioner have been elected to honorary membership In the society. Wheels' Wbceltl Wheels' how they ill I Ride a Oee wheel and be In the iwlin. South Omulm News