Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY JJEK: SATUllbAV. APKIL 20. '1901.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AaWertlseaienta far Ikes Ntum
will ba tki until 12 an. far tfca
areata edition and nntll 8:30 B. as.
far aaarBlas and Bandar edltlaa.
Kates, 1 l-2c a word drat lasertlna,
le a ward thereafter. Katalac takea
far teas ffcaa St6o for the drat Inaer
-'oa, These ndrertlaeaaenta mast h
ru eonseentlrely.
Jdrertlaers, by- reajaaatia a na
be red check, caa have aaawera ad
dressed ta a aambered letter I ear
f The Bee. Aaawera aa addreased will
he delivered aa praaaatatlea. mt at
fcaak aalr.
SITl ATKINS WANTED.
WANTED, position In city as housekeeper
by middle-aged lady. Call or uddres
4 8. 20th at. A-M012 IP
WANTED J1ALC HELP,
MEN to use Wltch-Hazcl Shaving Cream
Instead ol aaup; 2ic; al ail uiugglsts.
ll-Ml All
WANTED We have steady work for a tew
good hustlers ut good haolls una appear
unce. C. . Adams Co., HXS Howard at.
B-772
BAlUlEH trade taught thoroughly in snort
time, catalogue and particulars tree.
Western Butters' Institute, umubu, jeu.
U
Y ANTED, good mechanical draftsman,
must bo experienced ana capable. Apply,
staling e.pirfnce una numr ox
pccteu. Address U 13, Bee. Lifr
WANTUD, 3 salesmn, tnosc who have
bceiv In commercial lines preferred; no
nap, but a remunerative business to
thoie who are wi ling to nppiy them
selves and are capable o presenting u
lilih-clnss pRtposition to the best people.
Audreys O 3tl, Bee. U M ii
WANTED, first and Second cook und three
men to worx under tents; summers en
gagement, all must be able to piuy some
Ijthm Instrument. Address at onc D, b..
Schnellcr. Millard. Neb. liatl 21
WANTED, a druc clerk ut once. Charles
11. ttchaefcr. Km and Chicago sts.
WANTED, blacksmith, wood worker and
moulder at Cultivator Works, bouth ave
nue. Council Bluffs, la. B 3 21
WANTED, men to learn barber trade. We
teach tho work In two months, donate
tools. Include board und pay Mi weekly
when competent. Also give opportunity
of Hnturuay and Sunduy wages while
learning " Our special offer goou until May
11. Call or write today, Moier Barber col
lege, Ivu Fa i nam tit,, Omaha.
B-M63S X
WANTED, man to travel, territory prin
cipally .Nebraska; young man over II pre
ferred; advertising, salary and expenses;
self-addressed envelope. Eaw, immer,
l'ontlat Uldg., Chicago. B MtiW sr
WANTED, inani upright chnracter, to man
age business of ola established house;
SHluO ls lcr week nnd exi-nses, puyabie
each week direct irom hvuilquurtera, cx
leno money advanced;. iosition iwrmw
licnt; reference. Stundard House, 3Jt Cax
tori Building, Chicago, B-M&i zi
WANTED, -a salesman calling on the coun
try trado to sell our fall line of dry gooon
specialties on commtsslun. A good sluo
line. Addrey. Frank D. La Lanne ft Co,,
Philadelphia. Pa. B-Mfi7 Sj
WANTED, traveling salesman to the
wholesale and retail trudo only; salary
Jl.lw aiid cxpctiHcs. The National, isi
Caxton Bullaing, Chicago. B MCiti 11
WAXTKU FEMALli II.LI'.
RELIABLE help,
iwuglas. Tel. tl.
Canadian
ofHce. 1511
C-7.
WANTElJ aw girls, lilt Dodge.
Tel. S74.
J 7H
GIRL for general housework; small family.
xwu fierce. j uiu
SALESLADIES and demonstrators of abll
Ity tor permanent Salaried positions.
Tnyrold-Lymph Co., Beo Building,
. C 7H
DRESSMAKING taught thoroughly;
ttm reevned hlcliesi nwurd at I'urU. lj.
McXlowell Drcsamuklng fcchool. -jw ti. 15tli
ct., rooms iii-sio ivaroacn Dik.
C-M1H
GIRL for general housework. 3UW Paclllc,
U xt i'l
WANTED, competent cook; references re
yulrtu. Apply at IS Ho. CStli si.
C-M K2 12
WANTED. .j:lrl for general housework.
Mrs. .Mel Ulll. 1U1 SO. lll St. C oS5 13
WANTED, girl for housework; good
wages, .tin ujb a i. v. ow i'j
AN educated young lady will be ulven on-
lurtunlty to cum scholarship in buatnesi.
hiiu snorinanu coitcgc. Auaress u 17,
uee. u-.Mj :w
WOirTHT womftn or young lady of good
character to distribute sample orders to
nousekeepers; commission or xalary, J1.5H
per uuy. ..uiionai soap vt otks, .nicago,
U UIj 2-
WANTED, ladles to learn lialrdresslnc
manicuring or nclal mussage. We u.cli
the work In two months. nreM iit tools ami
puy 12 weekly when competent. Dlplomug
grunted, t'utulogue or particulars tree.
Moler College, ltE3 Farnum street.
C-M 64 1 23
WANTED, a competent girl for general
housework. Must be a hood, plain cook.
Mrs. C. It, Hannan, Second ave.. Coun
cil Bluffs. C J4I
I'UU HKXT ItOL&ES.
IF joj wnnt your houses well rented place
them with Bcuawu & Co. u 714
TO move right, get Omaha. Van Storage
Co. otllce, IMii Farnam, or tel. lli.yj
D-777
HOUSES for vent In all parts of the city,
Brtnnun-Lovt Co., X.M South 13th street.
D-J7S
HOUSES, store3.
Bemls, Paxton Block.
D-77V
BEE HENRY. B. PAYNE. tWr N.- YV LIFE.
' D-Tso
HOUSE'S, etc. F. D. Wead, 1S21 Douglns!
D-iM
HOUSES and. flats. Ring alt. Barker block.
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HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown block.
D-7SJ
(ROOM modern house, small barn. 3221
Harney sc. iV, t-room brick flat. 22iU
Hurt. WO; others. Ring alt Bros.. Barker
blk. D-M1SS
FOH RENT New lOroom house, north part
city, water and gas, near motor und
kChool. liiQUtie . 1. Klerstvad, Room
, city nu, rem, monin.
D-MliJ
TEN-ROOM residence, with large grounds.
lawn. und shade trees, sultaulu for SANI
TARIUM ol MEDICAL INSTITUTE; wt.l
inaKu alterations- and lease to !lrst-clas
tenant. .
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO..
ICtli und Douglas Sts.
D-M721
FOR RENT', residence, la Georgia av.,
cor. 1'xcltlc; 10 rooms, attic, basement,
rnsl iront. modern and extra convent-t-ncts,
lot KH0, with trees. Inquire 211
First National bank btdg. D-M133
la NORTH 22d t-. ten-room modern house,
Una location; key ut 34 North 22d St.
D 123
FOR RENT, 9-room modern detached
nousv, lawn, shude trevs. Wj. Inquire iUa
Capitol ave. 'lei. 673. D-M211
TOR RENT; 2221 Harney. S rooms, modern,
and small barn. Hi); 2020 Burt, 9 rooms,
modern, S30; uther. .Rtngwalt Bros.. Bi.r
Uer Blk. D-M4I7
10-ROOM detached house, all modern, newly
PUvred. 2525 California. D Mai
EIGHT room modern. 1817 Canltol ave.. 141:
S-room modern and ham, 3221 Harney, S40;
..Int., .njvmu tnH l.tl, (il lt'.l.,iu. ..
Others. Rtngwalt Bros" Barker block! '
D MCJfi
FOH 1U3.T FfIt.MS.HUD ROOMS.
DEWEY European hotel. 13th and Farnam.
THE THURSTON. 15th and Jackson; steam
u tit
2 NICE tooms, light housekeeping 1112 S.
Utn. - m
von nr,T-fihnisiied iioom.o.
XEWLV furnished, housekeeping. U't J-ncs
FFRNI8HED rooms, 50c up. 14i Jones.
E-iM K
FOR KENT, furnished rooms; gas and
bath. HI S. Utn et. E-S ZV
FOH 11ENT, a furnlshd south room; also
large front room, with board JOlo Doug
las. E-.MWJ r
I'tll.MSIIKD IIOOM9 AND BOARD.
UTOPIA. Ktl Davenport St,
F-7S7
QLENCAIILN.translents.H.:. day. KOD Doug
r-r
FRONT room, 3l So. :6th street.
F-GO
NEWLY furnished front room with board;
very reasonable. 1913 Burt si. F657
LARGE front room; board.
SM Harney.
F-MG51 K
WANTED, some young men of good Habits
to room ana noaru at rcasonawc rates,
home life. In private family, ('all 'at 1915
Chi, ago st. , . P-MSTiS
roit iu:T-rM'i nxi!iiKn rooms.
FOl'R unfurnished rooms, IMS Manderson,
to married couple without children. En
quire premises. References. O MC1S 21
DEBK room space, .3 per month, ground
Door room In The Bee building, facing
Farnam street: no expense for light, heat
or Janitor fen ice. R. C. Feters & Co..
u etna I Agem, Uee buimins. j 116.
2 OR 3 unfinished rooms, modern. -.
Douglas st. Q-M6I2 Z."
jji
FUH lli;vr STORES a.vd offices.
FrntUrEi.onabt.e,'!' abVc'
rent reasonable. ApplJ . K. i.. I eters St 1
Co., ground floor. Bee Uldg.
i-i(6
FOU RENT the building formerly occu
pied by The uee at it i- urnum au it naa j
lour stones anu a oasemein wmcn was
formerly uked as The Beo press room. .
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at once .to C. C Rose
water, secretary, room ICO, Bea building.
1 i'til
i'lCB In Commercial NATIONAL bank
rfi- inniu rrmm 17 . "i
dg. Apply room ! l-M6 3J
OFI
bldg.
HA.VlbU,
AGENTS make 16 dally selling the clieapest I
und most perfect nuttr niter evtr In
vented; retails ut tl.au, big protlt; ex
tlutlv territory, denvca Fitter Co., Sen
eca, Mo. J MI J3 All
'HE WHO knows and knows not that ha'
knows. i usiteii. w uko mm.
uui ne wno Known anu Knows tnat ne
known, is a wise iiiuil Follow htm.
men itnuw mo. inuuiry cust.t iou noth.
ing. Win pay you to wetKiy. Tho
uignlty, ueauiy and nlgn cnarucier of the
wurK in l'lila'i in me VtOltLU. bucCesstul
bouK ugentK wantea. Teucuers. High scnool
una vjoiiegu gruouult:n witi nuvu pietureitce.
iock ox iJi, umana, co. j mwazj
WANTED Canvassing agents In every
county to solicit auuscriuilons lor Tin-.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER und
the NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
bTOCK AND COMPLETU STUCK DUC
'lOR. This splendid book contains 1.4'JO
Imperial octavo pages, too object-teaching
engravings, ana Is tho omy book on
live stuck ever published adapted to the
uvery-uay, pructlcal, motieysaving use
of cvry farmer and stock owner, steady
employment witn assured guod income,
EXPERIENCED hall Insurance acunts by
inc rai organizod, capitalized una one
oi uiu oiuesi companies, in tne siute.
Interstate Hall inHUiuhce ' company,
rooms suJ-301 MpCaguo, building.
' J-M8 10
AGENTS wanted In every town to sell Wat.'
."vii a -tuiuoLU JlUilt: uuiti Lrf t ail
son, 2Uh St.. Kearney. Neb'. J MsCI 21
WA.NTEU TO 11 EXT.
WANTED, furnished room or suite of
rooms, with board, for raaii-. and wter
wulKing llstanco ol Beo bldg. Address
O It. Bee. K MUS49
BTOKAUCr
PACIFIC Storace and Ware house Co.. 91?-
814 Jone,. general storag0?and forwarding.
I
OM. Van Stor. Co., lillH Ir'iani.
Tela. 1519-Sia.
WASTED TO Bt'V.
WANTED, DO second-hand ladles' wheels.
.Neorusnu cycle, 15th and Harney.
' N-M7U 29
FOH SALE KCll.MTCllK,
CHICAGO FURNITURE CO.. 1410 Dbdce.
Tel. -UW. New Ai 2dhand furniture bougnt,
coic, exenungeo. u ,y.
FOR .SALE HOUSES, VEHICLES, ETC.
LIGHT omnibus, good Condition. II. Frost,
P.-tfl
A TWO-SEATED family carriage In good
condition, ior wmcn tne owner nas no
present use.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
Ifelh and Douglas Sta.
P 031
A FINE young bay carrlagu horse. 2202
Charles at, p 622 21-
HORSE und saddle, 5-year-old single fooler.
Ill" lbs., big, styusn, coal black, heavy
inane und lull, particularly sate, war
ranted sound, una iresh Jersey cow,-tor
ii. Adorers u :o. uee. l' msh 21
FOR SAI.K MISCELLAAEOUS.
SAWDUST Cheapest posts, poultry fo hog
lence. wi uougi-n. w .Sj
2DHANP safe cheap. Derlght, U10 Farnam.
SAFES, buy, sell, exe'ge. .Schwartz, lit Si 13.
Q-lSi
TIMOTHY huy of all kinds, feed and coal.
Monroe ii co. 4-,js
WIRE fenco for poultry, Belgian hare, hog
Held or uwiii m iro vt orns, tw . loin st.
Q-Ms.jyi
WIRE fence for poultry,- Belgian hare, hog
neld or lawn. Wire Works, ti; s. lsih sc
Q Mb.s jy;
Lfcw.iVO BUILDING brick for Immediate dc
llrry. Mtnnell Bros. -smith Co., "yards
2.'d und Hickory, 21st und Lake. Tel. U.
Q SOI Mil
FOR SALE. 12 Plymouth Rock hens and
pullets, 1 cock, 4 Buff Leghorn jtullete,
1 cocKtrel, hens and pullets all laying;
cheap if taken ut once. :mi cuiuwen st,
FOR SALE, e-seuted family carriage. Simp
son muke, J12i. 15H Farnam st. Q oX!
THOSE desiring trees, shrub vines and
roses will lino. It to Wielr interest to call
at I'ouKian si. soun, nnit.a ;i"
Y'Ol'NG watchdog, big, handsome, iclenu,
nnVctlonate; takes care of burglars.
..nt. .)..- 'v..,n .it... niuiiniv., ,,, nvil
unp cnicKs. vuaress u t
Q-M6J3 !
THE OMAHA MERCURY nrints lawyers'
urieiK anu it-Kni uianas ana noes general
jou wont, Q .MUJ3 .M3
vnil SAI.V" full hlo(Hl Llewellyn ttor .utn.
pios; pericct mniMiin., vtooiworth
ave. Q-M624 2l
CLWKVOYAXTs.
MRS. F1UT15, medium.
819 North ICth.
a sijo
MMK. GYLMER. Omaha'a favorite PALM.
1ST, removed from 1W5 Dodge st. to the
GRANITE BLOCK on 15tll.' between
Farnam und Harney its., 3d floor, take
elevator. iitra
ELECTRIC THE ATM EXT,
MABEL QUAY". 21714 N. 15th SL Flat .11
T-11S ASj
MISS MAE LESLIE, C19 a lth. third floor.
I Mltt-AI2
CAMlLLE pUVAL. IIS S. J6th. second floor.
ELITE parlors, CIS South Hth, second floor.
,i Alt
MME. SMITH, baths, H0J Jackson, top
floor, left, room i. T-54H r
Agents in tne country witn norsu ana - ..n.i wu.- it. mi repair
buggy especially desired. Canvassers J?aJ:?SLtuI?'
muae easily -J to liw per month. Ad- NLRRASKA C K L E CO M P A N A .
dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Phone lfcw. Cort ljth and Harney.
Bee Building. Omaha. J ls7. ia
KI.K1 Hlf Tit IIAT.M ET.
MISS WILLIAMS of St Louis. massst;e. .
magnetic, efct trie treatment. 302 N. Ifith.
room 4. T-MtlS MS
VERA DEL.MORE. massage, batli Ida
Howard, room 1. :d floor. T M5T3 IS
I'KlU.VAl.,
DR. ROT, chiropodist; corns ft superfluous
M. GOLDMAN & CO. Only perfect ae-1
co neon inraiing piant in tue wesu .muii i
orders solicited. Bjlte 3), Douglas Block. I
U--M6
WE RENT sewing machines at 75c per
we-K. s repair ana sen pans ior an ,
makes of machines. Nebraska Cycle Co..
torncr istn and aiarney. TeJci'hono lf.
U M4-A:i
RUPTUR- cured: no knife, no pain, no
naugcr scna ior circulars, empire uup
tureCure, 92 N. Y, Life Building, Oman..
U-S09
J VIA VI Woman's way to health: rational.
noiesomc nome treatment. s uee uiag.
. u oua
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and
uuriog conunement; Da Dies auopieu.
Grant St, U-to7
ECZEMA CURE-Owlng to the number of
nauIrlca whlch ar helnt- constantly re-
celved from those amicted with ei2ema re
garding the salve which cured W. A. Pax
ton we have decided ta carry a small
supply of this salve on hand. R. J. Scan
nell. 509 Ware block. Omaha. U 7&-AH
WANTED. 60 second-hand ladles' wheels.
.-cnrasKa cycle, lath and Harney.
U-M741 IS
J,o.S JJ,kod1 ,1EIfhc'r'? H?,?'
". enameled stamp photos m four pom
tIon(1 aml a photn stick pin for Sc. R.
6. Crelghton blk.. 15th and Douitlas. Open
v iu i w matte luc.urcn a niKlli-
U-5D0 MIC
WALL PAPER cleaner. C. Mldillrmlst.
Tel. xs. Ieave order with Hen.ier.nn,
the florist. 1519 Farnam. U-M575 23
SECOND-HAND PEWINO MACHINES.
Never such prices for such coods offered
before and If any time within one year
you want to buy a new machine we will
take the old one back at exactly what It
cost you.
Th following Is n partial list of what we
offer for SaturJay pnd Motnlav:
Former Price. Mond'y.
Finger 1 s.ro S 2.r
Domostlr lo.dl S.ffl
Household lO.Crt 5.00
White 14 "1 7 '
Kincer. cood as new 3i.vi is.no
Singer 1 r.i
Whre'er & Wilson 21.fi is.so
Hlnger high arm 10.f1 K.ftt
i.mestic 1- ol T.'O
White, tallorlnir i1f.1 iVi
inree moiiern, dropnead machines, slightly
uteti. hi one-nan reriiiar nrire.
W rent machines at 73 cents per week or
Ai per inamn.
Thes are modern, up-to-date machines.
wnn complete nttaenments
'MO.EV TO LOAX HKAL ESTATE.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iova tarms at a ner cent: borrowers can
-ay 100 or. any nultlple; any Interest
date: no delay. Brennan-Love Co., SCO
a. ii n su umana, cd. y
MONEY to loan on lmitroved Omaha real
(stale. urcnnan-ovo co.. south 12th,
w 410
WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants.
ucorge ae company, iwi iarnam street.
.. . W HI
FIVE per cent moncj. Bcmls. Paxton block.
w i?
ll.OTO and unward to loan on Imnroved cltv
property nna xarms. arnam uraun
Co.. J-v arnam. si
WANTED CI t and farm loans; also bonds
. .n n r r d . f rn irr.i
and warrants. R. C Peters & Co.. 17C2
Farnan' st , uee uiag. w m
MONEY' to loan at 4 and Stt per cent on
umana property, vt. u. teiKie. iui t. utn,
W 16
PRIVATE money. F. D, Wcad. 1524 Douglas,
l 13
FIVE and 5H rr cent cUy nnd farm loans,
uarviu ros., itia r arnam st. w-sis
PRIVATE money.
Sherwood. 937 N. Y. L,
W-S20
FIVE and tM per cent loans. W. H. Thomas,
l irst .National uanic Duuaing. Jei. im.
w sci
CASH on hand. G. E. Turktngton. 605 Bee,
W Mj31
4C AND 5V. ner cent loans. W. II. Thomas
irst national isanx Duuuing. lei. iws,
v S!l
MOXEl iu t-u.l.wc'lUlTELS.
LET US TALK
"MONEY" TO YOIT.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
MUNtl LUA.M.U u. t bUMTUKL.
MONEY LOANED ON PIANOS.
MONEY LOANED ON HORSES.
Or any other personal property, at cheaper
rates ana ucuer itiauit man ever.
IF YOU NEED MONEY
SEE US.
We give you options on loans that no other
me xuu Buiuuitu m ti uuck in
small weekly or monthly payments. No
expense or charges taken out of loan.
You choose your own ttme for payments,
any time from one month to one year.
Each pavment returns principal and In
terest. .vr mint remains in your pos.
eesslun. All business strictly confidential.
Private Interviewing room.
.itTHPiV l 1 1 A v pnt r a v
Room 312 Brown Block Room 312.
S, E. Cor. 14th and Douglas streets.
Entrance on lGth Street,
X-M113
WHEN YOU NEED MONEY" SEE US.
It la etsy to advertise lowest rates, as
others do, but we feel positive that If you
will make comparisons you will be con
vinced inai you can ao oetier with us
than elsewhere. We loan on furniture,
pianos,, live stock, etc.. or we will make
you a
without lndorsor or mortsace.
We charge nothing lor muklng the
loau ana you receive
tho ful1 amount In cash.
You may pay It back In one
month or tak. six months or
more In which to repay It.
nd vou need not pay for it one dav
longer than yoM keep ic Our terms are
the easiest, our business Is confidential
and our mono is - iry o niease.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
119 Board of Trade Bids. Tel. 2
(Established Soil So. 15th St.
X-S23.
SAIARY LOANS.
VE LOAN S10 TO S100 TO ANYONE HOLD.
tkg A GOOD POSITION. WHY" ROR-
untf ON PERSONAL PltnPI'RTV
WHEN YOU CAN SECURE MONEY ON
YOUR PLAIN NOTE AT LOWEST
RATES IN TOWN, AND WITHOUT
PUBLICITY ? .
It c.L.1 Atlr- (.lll.UII LO.,
Third Floor, Paxton Block, Room 303.
X-M502
LOA7 ur. saiji iu.a uinnuilt,
live stock, etc. Quick aervlee- and lowest
rates guaxaiiirv. . yt , wi nop
floo.) I'axton Block, northeast corner ICth
nd rarnam, cititt. n im
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tiftVRV loaned salaried people holdlnr ner.
manini t t.i 1 1 1 1 ii witn i crifuii-iu.r cuncrn
upon their names without security; eay
payment. Tolman, 440 Board Trade Bldg.
MONEY" loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew.
elry. norths, cows, etc C. F. Reed. 319 . 13.
X Si i
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses
cows, jeweir7. uuu ureen. ru a. uarger bile
A S2a
SHORT time
loans.
Joe Pleasants. !
X-1I7
Barker dik.
0NEY to loan. I. Zlcgler. 49 Ware Block.
X-tl
DKESaMAKIXG.
1 IN FAMILIES, Miss Sturdy, 111 S. 26th St.
I -TCv-AI-i
imir rrmovcu oy tiecinciiy. ii. u. t renier b' snn.-.rhim h Co. is a. comt niton i scuua iroposis. enucrsea fronosais lor '
b,ock- of attorn'eys nnd banks the norld over , blankets, woolen and cotton goods, clothing, i ,.J.rf 1T Vf'.YVS1? I W. S. Kin, vice president. R. B. Mont-
PRIVATE hcrme befon.HTd during confine. ! SUfc" Jl"' XfccoXmXS o Tnun 77 'pr. ?. s.lsrlrT , gomery. secretary. Kd Johnston, treasurer;
men;; babies adopted. Mrs. Burgct. rua) 1. - 'and IV W ooster street. New York City, will ,for ,l hl"',..1J,,l,"" ""d h" PP ! V. A. Wells, attorney. The board of con-
"urUette- USiu "FORTl'NEi! QFICKLY MADE IN OIL." be iccelved until louorkt r..f Tuesday. , Iftend . v la b -Hie. close .I'V ,ro, ,, ra,d up of thf foowlnK , WnoWn
FRENCH accordion pleating: Ivory rim r-r new by W u,t out. j. . .10 -May ,. 1 t r fur shl n g , or the Indian aPt'chVrV Toia arueg.stee" residents; Mayor A. R. Kelly. W. L. Uol-
rDouX11 0rd"8- raaha Plca,,t?ei40' tS 5 mined fraeed lkTe.vA Co .'bank- Uo7hmS. noUonsl hat. and c. hand. J. B. W.tklns. W. B. Cheek and W.
DU8"-i VL rra. BrosdwaV. New York. Y-.Mt a 'nauout on g; I Loelf'v 'i.Vro? RVwffillSj S. K.ng.
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for " J g "nA ! f"hed on i aDBlicaffin t5 wWcH via San Francisco), and FUI It Is the Intention to hold the fair from
&n,t-Jv.hl,cSew,nc Machine. lO Douglas. E.xcllAMii:. ?he Indian OfflciNvaS W-ngf . V.nMU-er. ctoa. h.re dally Ju, . to Julr ,3. Whle ,he hh
Tel' H! !?7 and :j Wooster street. New York City, n.,rV,9i..pr' Elusive, tor dNpatcn per ? s not been worked out as yet. It seems to be
A BOX of Re-No-May Powder Is not a ID-HAND mcn wheels for ladle.' wheels. ; i."?1" crt CnlcnSo ll or the Aorangl'tVupplementary malls. vU Seattle! the desire of the board of control to dl-
luxury when It affords you a cure and Omaha Bicycle Co.. 16th and Chicago st. lnJ.h"!"" rtruh,t,ncc U 8 a 4 close at C: p. m. April ). v,d(. th. falr h.vlBB one portion on N
comrort ttnJ l"PPlness of your Xr-tOt Comml, r o f .ub iten.c. L. S- A. s , p China. Japan and Philip- tb' h 1? TJ,.,rl
llt!l.M:5 C!IA.M.i;.
FOR SALE or Rent, cuntr blacksmith
shop, j: miles west of Omaha. Herman
settlement H. Joens. liensuii. Neb.
Y-l 11 I
WANTED, man -with, capital of RW (o ,
take controlling Interest and management i
tx.rlunitv for rlirhl tt&rtV. Addref-s O .h
h. Y-sW9J I
FOH SALE on monthly payments. S-room '
-i - -.. i -v - .i .
also vacant lots, which will be improved
Mutual Loan and Building Association
U. M. Nattir.cir. secretary. Bee Bldu.
RE M711
CHAS. C WILLIAMSON. IMS Faruam St.
FOR SALE, bargains In South Omaha; a
lew cnoicc lots at u anu 3in sis. win oe
sold cheap. Call and see George V. Mas
.on, 712 N. 2Uh at.. South Omaha.
RE-M459 24
WANT offer on fine lot and seven-room
house, close to good car line. Eastern
owner anxious to sell. M. J. Kcnuard Si
Son, 3CV-10 Brow ii Block. RE-S26
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. C91 N. Y. LIFE.
HE 832
HAVE a first-class tenant who would
lease for a term of years a two-story
brick with basement, on the north SS feet
of the lot ut the northeast corner of lGth
and leavcriworth sts. Party who will
buy this ground and nut up a building
can hAVe a nrsl-ciass investment
A. P,
Tukcy. Board of Trade.
RE M611 21
FOR SALE Houses and lots In all parts
oi cuy; alio acre properly ana larm
lands. The O. F. Davis Company. Room
C52 Uee Building. RE 117
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the
union racinc ita:iroad company, u. A.
McAUaster, land commissioner, Union
Paclllc Headquarters, Omaha, Nob.
RE-SU
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans', also fire
insurance, iiemis. paxton ui. ttt; j
FOR SALE, lot 5, block 1. Thompson tc
uoose audition, kkju; win mKo norse,
harness and buggy as first payment. A.
P. Tukcy, Board of Trade. RE-M610 21
MEDICAL.
LADIES. I positively guarantee Golden
beal, never falling female regulator, will
relieve most obstinate cures of delayed
periods In tire hours; sent secure from
observation. J1.00. Dr. Annie Fowler. 2741
Olive SC. St. Louis, Mo. -SIS A30
LADIES, are you aware, that in France
more women use a monthly regulator
than the women of all other nations com
bined? Dr. LaRuc's French Regulator Is
used everywhere; thoroughly reliable, ab.
solutely safe; price, J2 iby returning this
ad, only Si). Rlggs Pharmacol Co. (CJ,
American Agents, Lincoln, Neb.
-M613 21
VHtTUAMA cures lmpotency. lesuttlng
from Indiscretions or uebtluy, givrt, vi
tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitions,
aspirations of youth, health, lining tor
success, happiness In business; profes
sional. roe.nl. murrled life; 2, or 3 for So.
Sent anywhere prepaid on receipt of
price. The Kldd Drug Co.. Elgin, HI.
Amtticnn Office, retail, wholesale, Myers
Dllljn Drug Co.. Omaha; M. A. Dillon,
South umaha; Davis Drug Co., CDuncll
Bluff. Full line rubber goods.
SHORTHAND AM Tl I'KWIH TIXG.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 7 J
Y. Lite.
-442
EOYLES' College, court, reporter principal
Bee Bide. b43
NEB. Business,. Shorthand College, Boyd's
Ancaier. S4t
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. CoL. 1G Doug
il3
BuCVCLBs.
SECOND-HAND bicycles at M price: must
have the room for new ones; good wheels
for S3 and up; It will pay you to Invest
now; wheels sold on payments. Louis
Flescher. 1622 Capitol av. M4S1
OSTKOFATIIY.
JOHNSON Institute, 515 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
1664; Alice Johnson. D. O., ladles' dept.;
Gld E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
-S40
M. E. DONOHUE, D. O.. of Still school,
KlrksvlUe. Mo (WI Paxton Blk. Tel. 1357.
6U
HYGIEX1C BATHS.
FOR ladles only, hygienic baths, with mas
sago and electric treatment. Under direc
tion of Mrs. T. Schommer, graduate mas.
suusc, formerly of "Tho Bathery." ic 3
Douglas st. Tel. 2155. Open evenings by
engagement. M591 Mil
LARGE STORE WANTED.
MUST bo in location suitable for clothing.
not nmauer man xsxix: reet, two Hours or
more; willing to buy lease If .necessary.
Address S. Arnstcln, lolti Capitol ave.
tIS
LAUXIJHY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
l-; cuufl, ic iisu ceavenworin. iai. mi.
Hi
STA.MMEIHXG AM) STUTTERING.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn, 420 Ramge Bldg.
. u
B.VPEHT ACCOt. t .... i .
LESSONS In bookkeeolnc. etc.. day or even
ing, it. io, com. .ai. liann. u. ii. iiatnoun.
sj:
I'AWXIIROKERS.
EAGLE Loan OfHce. reliable, accommodat,
ing; an business contiaentiai. ijui uougiaa.
ftir
CAHPEM F.IIS AM) JOIIllERs.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly auenaed to. J. 1. utniuree, ;".'tn
ana OKe bU. 270
PATENTS.
PATENTS, no fee unless succssfuL Sues
& co.. uee Bldg., umana, isen. Advice
iree. 155 Jul5
1" f It XI T f It Ii H F. P A I R I X G.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Wulklln, 2111 Cuming SL
SiJ
ACCORIIIOX PLEATING.
ACCORDION Dleatliic. cheapest, best, oulek
l.li rfllB. .V. IIUI It, w. . -W. 4lt UUU
arnam. sij
WALL PAPER.
Sc a roll and tin: painting, paper hanging,
decorullnc. Kclst-y, 117 S. 17th. Tel. iiA.
TICKET IIHOKEIl.
CUT rate tlrkets everywhere,
bin. 1505 Farnam. TeL 744.
P. II. Phil
-S37
lltLHS FOR SALE.
CALODIUM and tube rose bulbs, 40s and
20c per doz, 1213 Howard sc
M IS" M9
UPHOLSTERING.
GLOBE COUCH CO.. 1M9 LeaVth. Tel. 2KS,
M71U
BOILER JMKEHS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, steam bolleri. tanks.
stack:, etc. Tel. 1219. 12th Izard sta.
Hi.
I
!
.LOST. yestrrla. or. Farnam. p
containing 'irMf t and . Ierg man
I permit is reward. RetOrn 2TA
Farnam. jnxketlwok
and 1. 1
LiOSt msio 2f t
ta i:h.ii:nt M)Tltn. I
I.OT.
dispatch per s. s. Duke of Flu. ,
5SALS FOR INDIAN STRI'LIES-' Mails for lianall, Japan. China and Philip
uwnt of the interior, Olhcu of lnulan I ,,nf Islands, la Han Francisco, close here
, Washington, D. C. March 7. 1!ji. dally n fi ) p. m. up to April In- (
PHUW,
i)y;rt
1 and day nbovo stated and bidders are in
; vltwl to bo present at the opening. The dc-
parimcnt reserves tnc ngni io uciermine
'V.c r?'"1 01
nil bids or
SSvVC,5rta"odf lni'Jbid Ht;-an
imlssloncr. Apr.to-Ma4
JONbs, Commissioner.
proposals Fnn rAV.vr.nY horses
Chief Quartermaster s Office, Chicago. III.,
April 12. 1W1. Sealed proposals. In tripli
cate, will lu received at this olHce until 11
A. M.. April 22. i:H, for furnishing and de
livering J Cuvalry Horses at Chicago, III.
Proposals for less than the entire number
of horses requlrtd, nnd for delivery at
prominent railroad points other than Chi
cago, will be entertained. Blanks for pro
posals and particulars will be1 furnished on
application. Envelopes containing proposal,
to be endorsed "Proposals for Horses" and
addresd to Colonel E. B.' Atwood, Chief
quartermaster. A17-1S-19-20.M
OFFICE CHIEF Qt'ARTERM ASTER.
Omaha, Neb., April 15. 1W1. Sealed pro
posals. In triplicate, subject to tho usual
conditions, will bo received at this nlllce
und by Quartermaster, Fort Riley, Kan
sas, until 2 o'clock p. m., central time. May
15, iwi. for the construction of two (li)
artillery stables and one (11 hospital stable
at Fort Riley, Kansas. Full Information
furnished u;on application to this office, or
to the Quartermaster, Fort Riley, where
plans and specifications may be seen. Pro
posals to be marked "Proposals for stables
at Fort Riley, Kansas."
F. II. HATHAWAY', C. Q. M.
A17-:$-19-20.M13.I4M
Proposals for construction of water system.
Department of the Interior, Office of Indian
Affairs. Washln-toti. D. C. Anrll 1. 1W1.
Sealed ptoposals, endorsea '-proposal for
Wuter ristem. Y'unkton." and addi-ssed
to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
Washington. D, C. will b received at this
otllce until 2 o'clock p. m of April 50, 1W1,
tor furnishing and delivering the necessary
materials and labor required In the con
struction am completion of a water system
at the Yankton Boarding School, Yankton
Agency, South Dakota, in strict accordance
witn plans, specifications and instructions
to bidders, which may be examined at this
office, tho U. S. Indian Warehouses. No. 233
Johnson St., Chicago, 111., and No. 1208
Howard St.. Omaha, Neb.; the offices of The
Bee of Omaha, Neb.; Journal of Sioux City,
Iowa, and Guiettc of Yankton. S. D.. and
at Yankton Agency. For any additional In
formation apply to this ottlce or John W.
Harding, U. S. Indian Agent. Greenwood,
S. D. W. A. Jones, Commissioner.
Apr.6 d9t
WANTED for V. B. army, able-bodied un
married men, between -ages of 21 and 35:
citizens of the United States, of good
character and temperate habits, who can
cpeak. rend and write English. Recruits
specially desired for service In Philippines.
For infcrmtitlon apply to Recruiting Offi
cer, ur. it.in anu uoage sis., umana, rveD
LEGAL XOTIL-B.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.
The Board of Public I-ands and Buildings
will rcctlvc plans and specifications for a
llreproof building to be erected nt the
Asylum for Incurable Insane at Hastings,
Nebraska. Said bulldlntr. with all exuensea
of architect's fees, superintendent of con
struction fees und all other expenses not
to exceed S50.000. All plans nnd sjieclfica
tlons to be submitted for Inspection by the.
board not later than Friday, April 26, 1901,
at o ciock, noon.
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all plans submitted.
GEORGE D. FOLLMER,
Commissioner Public Lands and Bulld'gs.
April 16, VMll.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
LINCOLN. Anrll 6. 1M1.-H is herebv
certified that the National Life and Trust
company of De Moines, In the state of
Iowa. hs compiled with the lnsurancu law
of this state aiiDllcable to such comnnnlo
and is therefore uuthoriztd to continue the
business of life Insurance In this state for
the current year ending January si, 1902.
Witness my hand und the seal of the nil
dltor of public accounts, the riuy and year
nrst udovc written.
CHARLES WESTON.
Auditor of Public Accounts.
By H. A. BABCOCK,
Deputy.
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by alt Interested
as chani-es may occur at any time.)
l-orcikui mans tor ine weeK t-tuiin; April
20. 1901. will close (PROMPTLY In all cases)
at tne ucnerai i-cisiointe as lonotvs: r..
CELS' POST MAILS clcse one hour earlier
tnan closing time shown below. Parcels
Post malls ior Germany close ut i p. m. on
Wednesday and r rlduy.
Regular and Supplementary malls close at
Foreign Branch halt hour later than closing
time snown dciuw.
TranaAtlautlc Mails.
SATURD "Y" At 3 u. m. for EUROPE per
. s. :iniiania. via vucensiown (mail ior
uermany must ne oirecteo -per s. s.
Campania"); at 6.30 a. in. tor EUROPE,
per s. JC M. Theresla. via Cherbourg,
Southammon and Bremen: at C:20 . ni
101 EUltOPE. ir s. a, Vaocrland, via
souinuinpiou tman must do directed pe:
a. s. auerland"): at 7:au a. m. for NETH
EH LANDS direct, per s. s. Amsterdam
(mall must be directed "ner k. s. Am
sterdam ': at 10 a. m. for SCOTLAND
direct, per s. s. Astoria (man must b dl
rccve'i per s. g. Astoria
'I'RINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls steamer
taites I'rtutcu Mutier, commercial papers
und Samples for Germany only. The same
class 01 man matter ior other parts u
Europe will not be sent by this ship un
less specially directed by her.
After tho clostnt' of the Supplementary
1 raus-Atiaiitic plaits nunieu aoove addi
tional si'pplementary malls arc opened on
the plerb of the American, English, French
and German steamers and remain open
until within Ten Minutes of the hour of
sailing oi steamer.
.Valla for South aad Central America
West Indira. Etc.
SATURDAY At 7 a. m. for BRAZIL, icr
. s. .-oienage (man ior onneni urazu,
Argentine itepubiic. Uruguay and Para
guity must be directed "ner s. h. Cole,
ridge",, ut 7:30 a. m. for ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC. UllUUCAY and PARA
GUAY, per s. . Hcllanoch: nt 7:20 it. in.
lor ABUI..NT1.N1J IIEPUULIC. URU
GUAY and PARAGUAY, per a. s. Ara
blrtan. at I a. m. for BERMUDA, per
s. s. Trinidad, nt a. m. tor nr. kitts
and DEMERARA. iter s. s. I.'ller: at J
m. (supplementary 9:30 a. m.) for PORTO
RICO (vlu Sun Juan), VENEZUELA and
CUKAt AU. per s. s. Caracas (mall roi
Savnnllla und Curthaecna must bu ill
rt-cted "per s. s. Carncas"); at 10 u. m,
lor CUBA, per s. h. Aiexjco, via Havana
at 10 a. m. (supp'.emcntary 10:30 a. m.
foi FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA,
SAVANILLA and CARTHAGENA. per a
h. Altai (mail for Costa Rica rnust tie
dlrecu-u "iwr s. 1. Altar -; at iu a. m
(supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for HAITI
per 1 a. Alps; at 12:3y p. rn. tor MAT,
ANZAS. CA1BARIEN, NEUV1TAS. GI
BARA and BARACOA, per s. s. OUnda
(ordinary man. "". wmcn must be di
rected "per s. s. Oiln'Ja"); at ii p. m,
for NASSAU, ier steumer from Miami,
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
rivdncv. and thence by steamer ,-i,.. ,
this office dally at C:So p. m. 1 connecting
ciusc itt-tc V. if . . .1" " tuilCKOiiy anu
Saturday, Mails for Mlquelon, bv rail to
Boston, nnd theuco by steamer, close at
this ottlce daily uv 6:30 p. m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., and
thence by Bleamer, close at this office
dally, except Monday, at "6 a. m. (the
connecting closes are on Sunday, Wednea.
day and Friday), Malls iur Cuba, by rail
to Miami. Ma., and thence by steamer,
close ut this office every Monday and
Friday at "11 P. m. Malls for Mexico City,
overland, unless specially addressed for
dispatch by steamer, close at this office
dally ut 1.W p. m. und II p, m. Malta for
Costa Itlca, Belize. Puerto Cortex and
Ouutt-mala, by rail to New Orleans, and
thence by steamer, close at this office
dally at l:i p. in. (connecting closes here
Mondays for Belize, Puerto Cortex and
Guatemala and Tuesdays for Costa Itlca).
Beglitered mall closed at 6 p. m. previ
ous day.
Trasa-I'aclie Malls.
1 Malta for Australia (except West Australia,
which is forwarded via Eurone). New y.ea
land, FIJI, Sumoa and Hawaii, via San
J Francisco, dote here dally at : p. n.
posToiTiri: aotili:,
i
after March "II ami up to April "li in-
uue al s''w otK April lor dlspaun pei 1 1
'.vu"'.?: , , ,
I I,u Isvla'-Vacon,:" t-ose"he.e dai Yf ,
s:a p. m, up to April 'Ms. inclushe. for
lIusivc, tor (ll'Btch per s. . Oorlc.
daily at 6:30 p. m. up to April "IS. In-
c uslvc. for dispatch per s. s. jsippon
.Mails for China and Japan, via Vancouve
inclusive, for dispatch per s. f. Kr
Maru . . ... i
vet. 1
April
I'J
ress of China (registered mall must
directed "via Vancouver').
Malls tor Australia (excent West Aus
tralla. which Is forwarded Tta Europe),
New Zealand. FIJI. Samoa and Hawaii,
via Ssn Francisco. clos here dally at
J0. p. rn after April th and up to
May 4tn. Inclusive, or on arrival of s. s.
Campania, due at New Y'ork May 4th,
fnr rfl.njirli tier s. s. Sierra.
Malls for TahKI and Marquesas islands, via
San Francisco, cloe nere dally at b:ju p.
m. up to May "istn, inclusive, tor ats
patch per s. s. Australia.
Transpacific malls are forwarded to rrt of
sailing daily ana tne scneouie ui closing
Is arranged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit, "regis
tered mall closes at p. m. previous day.
COKMSI.IUS VAN UUIl, i'osimssicr.
oalofdce, New York, N. Y-. April II. 1M1.
RAILWAY GUIDE.
UNION STATION HiTH AND MAKCY.
Vnloa Paclac.
Leave. Arrive.
Overland Limited a s:'.u am a 7.3y pin
Fast Mall a t: am a lira
Mall and Expres all-Si pm a 4:21 pm
Colorado Special all:Jo pm a :.') am
Llncom-StromsDerg Ex.b 4;t pm bis: pm
Pucltlc a- Atlantic Ex. .a 4:23 pm a :M um
Grand Island Local. .. .b b:w pm b 9:25 am
Chicago A Aortarteatera.
Chicago Special a 7.00 am alliJu pm
Chicago rassenger u 4.1a pm :4t) .m
h-asitni xutess uiv:m ttm a .vj jmi
Eastern rJneclal .....a 4:m pm a n pm
i-Lft Mall 11 2:4a Dill
Omahu-cnlcago L t d... a i:u pm at a:w ttm
ust Mall u b-.sj am
Cedar Hapias Passenger a 5:30 pm
sloux City Paclrlc.
Twin City Express a :55 am al0:2o pm
rwin city -limited a i:oo pm u s.tj um
sloux uu itcai a t:wi .m u. a:w pm
clili-agu, Jllllvtaukee A. St. l'aal.
Chicago LlmtteC a. :w pm a : -.m
ChicukU ti umana Kx..b C.la iu u 3:w pm
liiiitttls Central.
Chicago Express a 7:uo am a 11:25 pm
cmcuku, .muueupoils ti
at. r-aui i.iiniivo a 7:45 pm a i;u am
Miiineuuoils al. Paul
xprets a t:vQ am b fM pm
Fort UuuKn ocal. irom
council o-iuits o t:.u pm a a:u um
on LKKigo . j-ocjii, irom
Council iiluits... ...... .a 6:W am
.ulsauur! PaclHc.
St, Louis Expres al0:W am a 6:2j pm
iv. C. 6i at . xpres..tw:ji pm t ;u -.iu
Omaha tc St. Luuis.
St. Louis "Cannon
1Sa.1V a t:u pm u e:rj am
Ivuusus city tc' guincy
local a i .w am a s.w pm
culcaau, Rock laiaud A 1'aclMc.
Dea Moines & Daven-
bort iiottu a t.o am du: am
Cuicugo Xprevs uli..j uiu u :iu um
Ues iuoines l.oci.. . ;.u pin at .ia pui
ciiicus.0 r ust wres..i o-J t'lii 14 l:2d tm
b -ttoinett, itocr- island
& cnicugu a ,;iv pm a :o pm
Liiicuiii, coio. prlng,
filter, pueblo una
West .- a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Colorado, Uktanoaui una
Texas flyer u .-v pm :ou am
abaah.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
xpiess a ills pm u :20 am
u Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
UU'IILINGTON STATION IOTH JL MASON
Uarlln-toa Tc MUaourl Rlter.
Leuve. Arrive,
Nebraska &. Colorado
xnresa a j:vj am a i:-o pm
N ymore, Beatrice & ....
Lincoln a S:40 am bll:.w am
Denver Limited u pm a j:w pin
Black inns u I'Ugei
swjund. Denver con-
nei-uoii a 9:00 pm a C:(j am
Lincoln Fast Mall u l?.M a 9;:, am
Fort Croon i Piatts-
mouth o " pm Dii;irj am
n,.!iMvno a- i-acinc Jet. . 1:40 1 -111 u s:.u um
Bellcvue t: Pucinc jcl..ul2UU um
Chlcaan, Hurllutftoa - Quiacy.
Chicago Special a 7:J am al0:20 pm
Chtcugo estiuuled Ex.. a iM) pm u 7:4o m
Chicago lxtcal a 3:W um u 4:oj pm
cincuuo Limited u. pm a 7:4 um
Fust Mall 2M pm
Kansas tlt. St. Juaeiilt A. Council
lllnlfa.
i:nnaus City Day Ex.. .a S::0 am a 6:23 pm
Katisae City Nisnt fcs..alo;jJ pm u ti:15 iim
St. Louts l- '.yer a a;iv pm uuua am
a Dally, d Dally except Sunday.
WEBSTER DEPOT 1BTH Jt WKBSTEH.
Fremont. Elkltorn A: Mlaaoarl Valley.
Leave. Arrive.
BUck Hills, Deadwood,
Hot Bpnngs, viw pm uu.wiiu
U't'nmln. tnner
Douglas , 3: Pn 5: pm
Hustings, York. Daviu
City, superior, ijenevu,
i-YHtrr Seward d 2:00 pm b 6:00 pm
Vnrfnllc. Lincoln Fre
mont " am oiv:- am
Fremont Local o r.JO am
ChlraKO, St. l'aal, Minneapolis 4k
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger.. .a 6:00 am a 9:10 pra
Omaha Passenger. . ull:10 um
Sloux City a 3:n pm
Mlaaoarl Paclllc.
Vhrn.kn Local. la
Weeping .vater .." pm iivai am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday. (
Dally except Monday.
ascori Verata o Oati. 7 Heur. Minute.
BOSTOfc ta LIVkKPOOL il QUEENS TOWN
Commonwealth, Tain Screw, 12.000 Tent, Mar 8
New England. 11,600 " r24
PORTLAND to LIVERPOOL tia QUEENST0WN
Vancauier ..1 .May IS I Dominion Apr 27
Cambroman.. 1 Mi) 4 Vancountr lune 22
far h-rtatr later aatlafl. aMrtss
Cnny'i 0tlw. DsatWra Si. Ctkafr, UU.
ENCOURAGES Y0UN6 PEOPLE
Dr.
Hirst's lloprfnl Words lo Those
Who Seek o Kind Room
at the Top.
Kev, Dr. A. C. Hirst, pastor of the
First Methodist church, delivered a schol
arly lecture on "Hcom at the Top" before
a large audience In the Walnut Hill Meth
odlst church Friday evening. His address
was full of hope and encouragement for
all, especially for younger people who
think they are struggling against Insur
mountable obstacles. He pointed to nutn
crous examples of the power of persever
ance and concentration of thought and
energy In the lUes of well known men and
In others comparatively unknown, but none
the less worthy of emulation. Dr. Hirst
said that no one could hope to attain th
full measure of aucecis, In tho beat mean
Ing of the word, unlets he gained Insplra
Hon from the Saviour.
Cascarlne at All Draaiaitsta.
Cures bllllousness, constipation and dy
prpila or money refunded. 10c. Samnl
and bock on diet and cure sent free for 10c
to pay postage. Rea Broa. : Co,, Mlnne
spoils, Minn.
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South Omnhn News.
A Pm.nrnt org.n.taMon tor the com-
Ing street (sir as effected yesterday aft
ernoon. After a prntracttd caucus a meet
ing .s held at the rooms of the South
Omaha club late In the afternoon and these
angular piece of ground near the Colon Pa-
CMc denot. owned bv the school district.
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"in oe uiuiteu inr bho-h ui mtiuup tviiius.
Quite a sum of money has already been
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It. 1 - 1 1 . t. - . t .1 ,LI.
aiternoon it is tnougnt tnat an oi tne
money required for securing attractions
nltl be forthcoming. Shows of all kinds
wilt be given, Including trained animal.,
etc. At the meeting today further plans
for the proposed exposition will be dis
cussed and attractions arranged for
Apprnlaera Meet.
Mayor Kelly and Councilman Johnston
met the appraisers appointed by County
Judge Vlnsonhaler yesterday and together
the party looked over the portions of streets
In the north estrrn pari of the city to be
condemned for railroad purposes.
The Bridge and Terminal company warns
A street- from Thirty-second street to thf!
tracks. This Is a strip 21S feet In leng'h
by sixty feet In width. On B street between
the east and west points the -street Is 101
feet In length by sixty feet in width and
the alley lo block 223 la 166 feet In length
by twenty feet In width. Measuring the
square feet. Mayor Kelly saya that there
Is at least an acre of ground to be consid
ered In the vacation. At the prices paid
by the railroads for property In this Imnie.
dlate vicinity the mayor thinks that the
city should receive S1.S00 for the two atteeta
and the alley to be vacated. He further
said that It the appraisers did not give thi
city a fair show In the matter he would
have the case appealed to the district and
even the supreme court. It Is not known
when the appraisers will make a report to
the county court.
Asrltatliic Permanent Hrirnalka.
Councilman Miller is after the property
owners In his ward to replace wornout
wooden sidewalks with something perma
nent. He says that the sidewalk on the
west side of Twenty-fifth street between
N and O streets Is in a deplorable condi
tion and should be torn up at once. MIIW
has consulted with property owners In this
district and has been promised that brlcl:
or stone walks will bp laid within a short
time. The walk north of the city hall
building on the east side of Twenty-fifth
street will bear relaying, as It is In a very
bad condition. All over the city boards are
missing from walks and the street commis
sioner can well put In his time nailing down
a few boards here and there and possibly
thus prevent accidents and the damagn
suits resulting therefrom.
Price of Ire.
Dealers In Ice will meet within a few
daj'B and prepare a schedule of prices for
the summer. It was stated yesterday by a
large dealer that Ice for domestic us?
would have to be shipped In here from
Minnesota In order to supply the demand.
To small consumers the price will be
Igher, but to those who take Ice In blocks
of 100 pounds at a time the price will be
bout the same as last year. All of the
ce bouses are short and this will nrceisl-
ate securing a supply from outside. A
great deal of Ice cut in this vicinity will be
retained by the packers for cooling pur-
oses and Icing refrigerator rara, thus cut
Ing short the supply for domestic con
sumption.
Another Damaa-r Salt.
Richard Brennan. who lives at Twenty-
fifth and P streets, has served notice on
he city that he was severely Injured by
reason of a defective walk on March 30
t Twenty-seventh and Q streets. He wants
the dty to pay him S5.000 damages. Bren
nan alleges that by reason of the city's
neglect the wall: and balustrade at the
west end of the Q street viaduct were in
poor repair on the date mentioned and that
he fell, breaking his left arm. The city
will have Mr. Brennan Inspected by a phy-
Iclan and will fight this rase the same
as others of a similar nature are being
fought. All damage, suits are now carried
to the supreme court.
Maitlc tit.- (loaalp.
Fred Melcher Is now reported to be on
the road tn recovery.
The rutting room at Hammond's will
close down on Saturday.
Frank Tavlor baa returned from a trln to
the northwestern part of the state.
The new hose wueon ordered for the
Brown park fire hall arrived yesterday.
Ruth Gray. duUEhter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Gray. Is recovering from a serious
Illness.
Dr. Gibson. )? North Twenty-third street.
Is confined lo his room with an attack of
the grip.
A meetlna of the East Side Imnrovcment
club was held nt Twentieth nnd Missouri
avenue last night.
Dr. Thomas Kelly has returned from a
trip to Arizona, where he went to look after
his mining interests.
The streets are Itelnc treatlv Imnroved In
appearance by reason of being flushed un
der the direction of the street commis
sioner. A defective flue caused damace tn th
amount of 125 at the home of Minnie Oliver.
Twenty-ninth and It streets, yesterday aft
ernoon. Rev. It. L. Wheeler and A. H. Merrill
have returned from BchuyW. where they
attended a three days' session of the Pres.
bytery of Omaha.
Mrs. W. F. Dnanh and children and Miss
Ida Evans of Colorado are the ie-it of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Evans. Twenty-
eighth und It Htreets.
Investigation shows that the Thlem Bros.1
fire will not amount to us much as at first
supposed. The loss will more than likely
m- tuny covered oy insurance.
A preliminary meeting for the organiza
tion of a lodKc of the Eusles will be held
in tho ronmn over the Houth Omaha Na-;
tlonal bank on Sunday afternoon.
A linn" mar, lloartns- Flood
Washed down a telegraph line which
Charles C. Ellis of Lisbon, la., had to re
pair. "Standing waist deep In Icy water,"
ho writes, "gave mo a terrible cald and
cough. It grew worse dally. Finally the
best doctors In Oakland. Neb., Sloux City
and Omaha said I had consu-nptlon and
could not lite. Then ' began using Dr.
King's New Discovery and was wholly
cured by six bottles." Positively guaran
teed for coughs, colds and all throat and
lung roubles. Fore tsle by Kuhn 4; O.
Price, 50c and SL
The Indian anu the North 'rat.
A handsomely Illustrated book. Just Is
sued, containing 115 pages of interesting
historical data, relating to the settlement
of the great northwest, with fine balf-tone
engravings of Black Hawk, Sitting Bull,
Red Cloud and other noted eblefa; Custer's
battleground and ten colored map plates,
showing location of the various tribe dat
ing back to 1SO0.
Price 50 cents per copy. On sale at ticket
office Chicago L Northwestern railway,
1401-1403 Farnsm street.
Card of Thanka.
The wife and brothers of the late William
Lauder desire to expreas their sincere
thanks to friends and neighbors who &
kindly assisted them tn their lite Lereava.
meat.