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THE OMAIIA DAILY DEE: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1002.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Aavertlseaaeata far theee ttiM
rill he likri til IS e. for the
vealf, edlttaa aaS til 0 s. as.
(r HeratesT aa day edltlea.
Rate. 1 1-Sa ward rt laserttea,
I ward thereafter. aJeialaa; takes
far the gfle far the first laaer-
lie. TkfM advertleeaaeale aaaet he
tmm eoaeeeatlvely.
Adverttaere, hy reaaestlasr a
here eaeek, ktrt aaswers- ad
grease ta a am here letter ! car
f Tka Baa. a a swore a eddreeeed will
ka Sellvere eat BeeatavUea al tka
Shee8 .
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SITUATIONS WASTED.
TOUNO man want place to work for
board vhile attending school. "''
Collegs, New York Lite Bldg. J'j,
nabl and
gently bred, wishes a "u"',on."?,"Jf
governesa; can take entire supervision of
ine nouse, inciuums " ' "V
dren; can superintend the preparing and
serving of meals; can also do plain sew
ing; Is acquainted with the stores of the
fit J an n da U the marketing; refer-
an.. ..rh.nttd. Address. "Mlaa e9," care
f . The Bee. A-
WANTED By- young tedy, position
bookkpeDer; can do stenographic worn,
Al references. T 23, Pee. , A-M81 lr
A TOUNO American woman,' capable and
gently bred, wlshea a aliuation as house
governess; can take entire supervision , pf
the houae; Including servants and chil
dren: can euDerlnteiid the -preparing and
urvlnf of tnealn: ran alflo do Itlaln WW
Jng; la acquainted with the atoree of the
City ana can ao an ne mrt-iiiin ,
enoe-a egchasgad. Address T ( ffF- .
A 935 la
, WASTED MALE HELP.
GOOD messengers wanted; increaaed pay.
A. D. '. Co., Ul South lth.
Ti-mr anrk nrnfltahla work, for neat,,
eneraretie huMtera,- U. ". Adam Co., 1W
Howard.
B Itid
. ac i-au ii ii is r k va WORK.
If vnii live in the country or In a small
town . and have a good acquaintance
among the farmers and stock raieere In
the neighborhood you can make 6 easily
by four, or -five hours' work. Write us
and we will send you our proposition.
The Be Publlahmg Co., Bolleliora' lei't-.
umana, web. . o w
WANTED, a good man In every county to
take subscriptions ' for The 1 wentieth I
Century Farmer Our agent make good
wages everywhere. Keterencea required. (
Addrea,. Twentlettt Century Farmer,
Omaha, Neb. ' . . - B U
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Shave, tialr cut( elnge, any work In barber
I line, at Molar College, WJ3 Furnam at., 3d
floor. Hours.. to . B-M7al Mo
' ruu inl trn Ti .. CM.,, 1RI Firnim
t., wants men to Warji An barber trade
by. our. method of practical experience,
expert Jnetructlorts, etc.; steady practice
furnlahed by tree work, ' which aavea two
years" apprenticeship; only, two months
required; n account of toe demand lor
graduates during the aprtng ruah, special
offer la made for -thirty aaye; can esrn
uhelarsblp,. board, tools and transporta-
tton It desirea; particuiara ijiaueu irr,
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WANTED, a mas. to tend furnace and 4o
chorea around a nouse. APP'y iuu
laa. : ,' -B-sxHf
WANTED One turner and one machine
woodworker. Burr Incubator Co., ISIta
av. and Davenport. p aiane,.
WANTED-A Gordon press feeder. Chase,
ti a. win au " i
M.. a . LI MOT? 1. I
man prtferrea; must be well recommena- j
eq.-iflkpurese nu,... bM9 9 13
. '- ' '
WANTED Flrt-class experienced cleric In
mt I. Ink rhnrve .of nut
grocery department; must be thoroughly
postea ana oe oompeieni enuusu w l
the bvylng; muat be able to talk-German; I
pingie man prereirea; siaiu. irjr c-.-pected
and. send references. Becker Co.,
WANTED Collector and solicitor, also
laundry driver. Reference required. Ad-
dress T 26, Bte office. B-W8
WANTED, two good. men to handle our
warf. and carriage speclaltlea. Address
Racine Merchandise Co.,' Racine, Wis.
B M916 13
1 L.I ' .,,..'1,-1
:; WAIITED FEMALB HELP.
WANTED.- two -yeung - lady - student to
learn halrdresaiug, manicuring and chi
ropody and scleiitlno massage. Call or
write Room 220, Bee Bldg.i C 668
WANTED, girl for general i housework.
Mrs. ueo. an. .mriKin, ,i n. win si.
' . C M788 14
WANTED, ladles to learn hair dressing,
msnlcurlns and facial massage: ara-lu-
atee earn 212. to 816 weekly; only one
month required; ' best opportunity sver
offered. -Catl-w write Moler College, 1C21
Farnam-at. -. c zo
HOIT8EKEEPER In family of four grown
HOUSEKEEPER In email family. 8. E.
cor. 18th and Atanaernon sjs. c Msa
BHIRT-irakers and shirt finishers 'Wanted
WANTED, one ' nurse ' In the - Training
. School lor Nurses', also homes wanted for
three boy babes and. several older chil
- dren at Child Saving Institute, 1Mb and
Ohio sta. ' - -' C M!12 lb
WANTED,. 8lrl .(or general Jiouaework! 2632
case su . , w.v
860 MONTHLY copying, letters at home,
either aex: inclose two stamps with ap
plication.' Lake Shore Mercantile Co.,
Quincy, III. 1 . ' ' c Mtftra u-
W ANTED, . sxperleuced .' . girl, for general
houseworg in, ramny or mree; no wanning;
references required. ' Apply 419 N. 3th at.
FOR REST H018ES.
houses. o.- q:
Wallace, Brown block.
TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage
Co.; offlcS li3lH I arnam, or Tela. It&i-toA.
lA 308
Un! ICCC in all parts of city. The O.
riVJUoCO T. Davis Co.. K.2 Bee Bldg.
HOUSES and flats. Rlngwatt, Barker block.
i 371
EIGHT-ROOM, modern, except furnace. 822.
G. M. Netiinger, Bee Bldg. 'Phone 40.
. , - i 573
. 1 1 ' M II , .
FOR RENT 12-room modern house, 1724
JOHN W. R3BiUN8, 1801 FARNAM.
. D M 1'A
- A GOOD I or l-room house, strictly mod-
ern. iou, nriMnnmiwu, wiinin waiaina
distance: very reasonable rent to right
tmrty. U. J. Kenuard at Son, 3u8-10 Brown
oioca. u
TWO I -r. mod. cottages. Phone A-2.68.
HOUSES, eto. V. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas.
HOUSES, stores.
Bemls. Paxton block.
1 z,&
PATNB. BOSTWICK. A CO.. (01 N. Y. Ufa,
D M43
CENTRAU'rnodeim, steam heat. 7-roona
house; 8 and a-reym, flaw TUard. 23 N.
70-ACK1S well equipped dairy farm, with
house and barn, bear city. F. D Wed,
FOR RENT. 13 N. 17th St.. $3- large 2-
stary moderu hauae of 8 rooms alao barn.
. $4. j-ruom hqe at 36tb and Decatur 8c
The Omaha Realty Co., lAil Douglae St.,
upstairs. a ii.
FOR - BENT, T-reom ' modern housed list
ave. ana t arnam; naacMion m arc n u.
JOHN W. ROBBINS. 1J FARNAM.
. -. . I Mali 14
rorl RK14T PinWISHED ROOMS.
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LEWES' European bote.. 13tn and Farnam.
t)N8 fuiniahd reort,, with heat, on car
line. 141, Claik; U pat niuuib. s bj
FRONT room; gentlemen only. 1417 N.
aitka at. -M. li
Ft F.MSHED ROOMS ARD BOARD.
NICE horn, for young men. 108 S. 2Mh St.
r-378
STEAM heated, nicety furnished rooms,
with or without board, at Th, Thurston.
FOR RENT, nicely furnished, ateam heated
room,, with or without board. Midland
hotel, 16th and Chicago fits. F 381
ROOMB and board. Olencalrn. 1609 Douglas.
F3H1 1
ROOMB, board; ateam beat, ton Harney
street. . . i-bsm z"
FURNISHED rooms,
bath. 1617 Case.
team
beat. Ma.
IT Jba
STEAM heated room with board. 1
Capitol Ave. F 461
LARGE parlors, single or suite. The Rom,
liarney. KtiH Mir
FOR REST I'MriRRISnKD ROOMS.
DESK room space, S per month, ground
floor room In The Bee building, faoiuc
Farnam street; no expense for light, heat
or janitor service. . c. Peters CO.,
itentai Agents, Bee building. 1 u lis
FIVE unfurnished rooms. 1120 N. 17th.
QMinn
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES.
l,OR RENT." the building formerly occu-
pled by The Bee at 1 Farnam St. It has
four atories and a basement which was
formerly uned as The Bee press room.
mis win be rented very reaaonaoiy.
if
interested apply at once to C. C. Rose
water, secretary, room 100, Bee building.
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FOR RENT, store In first-class location;
rent reasonable. Apply K. c rater, at
Co., ground floor, bee Bldg. 1266
' ' iiK-i . , m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 b law. ..it,, in i it
ing noore: suitable Tor doctor, oentist or
onjee; locatea on ground noor overiooKUig
-IafT arann eiiitsarA A lain 1 a-rtr-ksnsi 9 1 1 H 1 1 I
Jefferson sauare. Also 1 room 2uxltt. 1
room ntxio, suitable ror storage, ngnt
manuiactunng. etc.: ateam, gaa. water,
Apply to M. J. Franck. Midland hotel.
i-tim is
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED, canvassing aaents In every
county to solicit subscription! to THIS
TWENTIETH CENTUhl FA KM ILK.
Steady employment with assured good
income. Agents In the country with
norse ana Duggy especially desired. Can
vassers make easily 160 to llOO per month.
Auareaa century farmer Bollollor, Bu
reau, me building, umana. at
"MEDICOLOGT," the test family medical
dook in toe woria; m otner good sellers.
W. A. HUenbaugh & Co.. MO Ware Blk..
n , 1 i i . i . It i
BOOK canvassers wanted In every county; I
via iiivuvj, now iiiufjuriuun, seiie 9
every Doay; write toany. fontiac pub,
co., i ontiac, Alien. - j ajau-
. WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED Board and room;
young I
couple; no children. T 21. Bee.
i . . K-M9R5 1G
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED To buy. a first-class residence.
aDout ao.vou to ,io,ouo. ' Address T 27, Bee
ottlce.
N Vji 1
WANTED to buy one leather. couch; must I
Da an rigm ana reasonable price tor caan.
Aiao on ateam wringer, only hand-power.
Aooress m. 4.. r ranca, jaiaiana notei.
XM M'Jt", 13
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" FOR SALE PtRMTt'RB.
CHICAGO Furniture Co.. lilt Dodeo. TeL
. . . . .
mu. xsew ana secononano, Buugnt, solo. I
exenangea.
O 8i
i OFFER at private sale during this week
houaehold furniture, carriages, barneea, 1
billiard table, cow, etc., at 111 S. Cd 8t
B. B. Baker. 0-487 14
FOR SALB-HOHSRS, WAOONS, ETC.
1 1
HB BEST in buggies and wagons at H.
Frost's, 14th and .Leavenworth. . ftSH.
SINGLE slUgb. tiK.
Double slelgil, 1d.
2 other good double sleighs.
Drummoud Carriage Co.
P-845.
FOR feALB MISCELLANEOUS.
FIR timbers for housemovers, - etc., 40 to
ii iui cfiuumg aaa nog leoce. sui ijoug-
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
CADET coat, good as new; will fit boy 13
or M years oiu. Aaoress tx m, nee.
W-MS86
INDIAN goods and relics. ' 1119 Farnam.
; . w m
TYPEWRITERS, latest models Ktmlni.
ion, omiiji-i-ieinmr, venamore, replaced
Dy me unumnwn; low price. A. re
Workman ft Co., Ul? Farnam. 'fhone 2439.
... When You Write . .
k to Advertisers
rerdembet it only takes an extra stroke or
two of the pen to mention ta taet tnat
you saw ma aa in me shms.
gDHAND safe cheap. Schwarts, U4 8. 13th.
FOR BALE, - phonographs, superior to any
Otner musical uisiruuiani; aa ' up, i ne
Wlttman co., uutt arnam. vr 391
100 STYLES trusses, catalogue free. She,.
roan & Mcconneii urug co.a 16th and
Lodge, oinana. - 14 ski
FOR BALE, ' scholarship In an' Omaha
ahorthgna aonooi, cheap, aaquire K Bee
Bldg. a nam
BRAN. $1.10 per hundred; cracked corn.
11.80 per nunurea. vyagner s reed Btore,
ivuv cummg t, w aiidw
SAMPLE piano, eastern manufacture, fully
warrantee, si w oargain. . iwon til, mo-
Cagua biag. . w M7W
FOR SA LE, slot machines, all alse and
styles, to in electric ana automatic, new
ana seconanana, ,i your own price. AU
dress Bos 894, David City, Neb.
J MS04 IS
- - 1
I BEAUTIFUL Chlokorlng upright piano at
a sAcrlllc.
Room 414 McCasue birlu.
' C-M781
BICYCLES,
nhonosTanha and aunnllea.
Omi
; Sta.
Omaha Bicycle Co., Cor. lfth and Chicago
M VS
FOR ' SALE, one galvanised steam dish
heater, suitable fur hotel or reetaurant:
one soft coal heating stove, 84. Apply to
M. J. Franca. Miuiuna notei. y mws II
CLAIR VOYABTS,
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 818 N. 16 th.
I MMB. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 8. U.
1 0
"ELECTRIC TRHATMfcJST.
me- Ames, cuuioenana nouse, in cap.
M11S, SMITH, oaths. Ill N. IS. Id floor, R t
1 ix ur
I BGNTON PARLORS. 321), N. loth, flat H.
1 -
BEATRICE HARIJW. baths; ,Kmtlan
I treatment; sttandant. 321VS N. 15th. Flat
a. . -a aiDMP mi
MASSAGE, Manicuring. 1618 Howard, flat
A. T Mf.'l MS'
lK2tSOSAI
PRIVATE hospital, before and during oon-
n.nemeni; Daoies aaoiuea. orsot bt.
Mia. Gardela. Tel. F-U&2.
U SV7
DR. ROY, chlropodlat, eorna and superflu
ous nair remuvea cy eiecinciiy, h. u.
Frenavr Block. . Ut
GOLDMAN'S, the only perfect pleatiag
piani in im west uw jjougias oioca.
U-M400
SHAMPOOING and halrdreaalng 25c. In
connection with The Belhery, 2ls-2a Be
bulling. Tel. 1716. U ttl
RUPTURE permanently, cured In 30 to SO
days; ,oa lor circwiar. u. B. v 00a, M.
D, bH New York Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb,
U SUA
HAIKDRESING, manicuring and chiro
pody, for ladles only, la connection with
'1 - Haih.ru 9H.9-V1 11 U hi.f. 11 T-i.
PKRSOXAL.
Mlddlemls, wall paper cleaner, 14(4 Jackson.
- , U liiS M-S
ELITE PARLORS, 15- & 16th at.. ?d Soar.
ty Mr M7
HEADQUARTERS for Phonograph,
Ore pha phone. Records and Supplies.
Neb. Cycle Co., Cor. 15th and Hurney.
Phone 1WH. U M 887 16
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best and
Quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17 4c louglas.
CHIROPODY a specialty. In connection
witn i nt uatnery, rooms zie-zzo ee mtg.
xei. tiio. u sia
GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale
ana retail, coinns nano to., iwst LMiug-
u
LIEREN, theatrical, masquerade eostumer.
juia r arnam. . u
OMAHA Cancer Cure Sanitarium. 8007 N.
Hth St., Omaha, Neb., treata cancers,
tumors and all akin dlaeaaes; cure guar
an teed.- U691 F14
MMB. SMITH, hatha. 118 N. 15. 2d floor, r 1
, U M716 F15
V1AVI, woman's way to health; rational,
wnoieaome home treatment. 34 Bee Biog.
PRIVATE home ladles' before and during
confinement; adopt babies, ztrjn nurnptte.
Mr,. Burget, U M961-M19
'SrPPOSH that In the nark vou aat i
AND heard the hand unon Vitur hat .
PLAT waltaee. two-atena and marches too.
i minK it would astontan. you,
uon t tout
And then hla Dine went out and he dto-
ceeaea at once to procure a
PRINCE OF OMAHA
which la the best So straight cigar on the
rraritnt. W7 per LOW. Union made.
W. F. STOECKEH CIGAR CO.,"
V U M968 IT
MOLLIE: Affairs of Men. page 70 Feb
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ruary
What To. Eat."
Don't talk.
George.
IIMR97 IS
MOKEY TO LOAN RE AW ESTATE.
WANTED, city loans, bonds and vsrrants.
ueorge company, luui Karnaj street.
Wr -m
VJt PER CENT on business property.
I per cent on residence property.
Options to pay whole or part any '.lme.
w. a. AiciiiLitt, ui o. ifitn art.
, W 407
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W.
ram am umitn cp., uai rarnam bi.
VM
WANTED, city and farm loan,; also bonds
ana warrants. K. c raters ,U) nuj
Farnam St., Bee Bldg. . - W-
MONET to loan' on Improved Omaha r-al
estate. Brennan-Ive Co., 209 South 12th.
w 110
FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H.
Thomas. 1st Mat. liint uat. lei. its.
' iu -
H TO ( P. C. money,. Bemls, Paxtoh Bit
PRIVATE money. .. Sherwood, J8T N. T. 1
V-tIil
FOB SALE, FARM AND CITS' LOANS.
R. C. PETERS & CO., BEBBO., OMAHA.
w on iwcm
MORTGAGE.
G. a. Wallace, Brown Blk.
W 111
PRIVATE money.- F, JD. Wead. 1624 Douglas
.. w ti
6 PER CENT loans.
Garvin Bros. 1004
W 416
Farnam.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
WE NEVER REQUIRE SECURITY.
SALARY loans on YOUK NOTE.
Only requirement a steady position.
iqiiVt i pa vmIpnth Hrrinrvs iNit
(SMALL PAYMENTS REDUCi-S COST.)
' wv,., a., .JFkiT w.u...
jnu Mprvgage, enaorser or puoucity.
Weekly. Seml-MonthLr or Monthly.
(PRIVATE OFFICE FOR LADIES.)
1 R. R. Men, Clerks, Machinists, School
Teachers, Bookkeepers, stenographers or
any employes given time to suit berr
"requirements. -r. -
i GUARANTEE LoweatARates In TewtH -'
VERY private oWces. EASILY found. '
' Telephone 1411 for. eve. date.',
No charges for Information or Daners.
Open Noons, ' Wednesday ' and Saturday
evening,, can can on yoj ir preferred.
KUUABbti CKB.U1T COMPANY,
Room 2U4 Third Floor, Paxton Block.' .
X 701 .
MONEY-.
To loan on
Furniture and
Planoa,. Live
Htock. ,eto. .
You to retain poaaeasioa it the property.
At ARY I DANS " people noiaing
L-M i 1 i-cnno permanent positions.
You can borrow from 81o.uu uu. You can
get the mpney on short jiottce. You get
the fuH amount in cash. You may keep
It one month or more and pay for it only
ihm time you keeD It. Our ratea are low.
our busineas la confidential and our motto
la to "try to piease. -
UMAHA UB11AUB AAJAIN CO.,
119 Board of Trade Bldg. TeL 2M.
(EatablUhed 1WL to 8. 16th St. .
. X-41T
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOAN8 .TO
BAL.Aiii.uu r-n,cii-i-.ii., mercnanta, team
sters, ooaraing nouwi, e(o., witnout se
curity; easiest terms; 40 omces In prin
cipal cities. ' Tolman, 440 Board of I rade
Bltlg. . - : ' X 422-
LOANS ON SALARIES, - FUKNITTJRE,
live aioca,. em. viuieK srrrice aim iowcsc
rates guaranteea. J. V. TAYLOE, U3
(top floor) Paxton block, Yibrtbeeet corner
16th arid Farnam; entrance on 16th street.
. , X-42 .
FURNITURE, PIANOS,1 HORSES,. ETC.,
1AJAISH. ' Aosoiuieiy w)inoui removing
gooda." Written guarantee given, to thla
effect. - AMERICAN LOAN CU.,lRobm
.803, Pax ton Block.
Xrrll
MONEY loaned on plaid note to aalaried
people; dubiiwh connaeniisi; 10 weei rates,
U4 paxton block. The J. A. Huuon Co.
MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock.
jewelry, to salaried people, roiey ixmui
Co., sue. tc Duff Green. Barker Blk.
-; " X-67
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horse,, sows, etc. CI. '. Heed, Sl 8. 13.
. : V , x-
BtSlNKSS CHASCKS.
TO GET In or out of business call on Wil-
1 1 T .-. . 11, , 1 ' .. . . . Ll.IMI.
. llama, Room 411, Mccague building.
1-
WHEN you want to buy, sell or exebahgs
your business or property quicn communi
cate witn one wno naa tne customers. J.
H., Johnson, 843 N. Y. Life. Phone L-227U,
Y-MSM
I ELEVEN rooms, elegantly furnished, mod
era brick tenement, best location, every
room niiea wun nrsi-ciass roomers, pay
ing proposition, future plans necessitates
lady selling by Feb. L i. H. Johnson,
FOR SALE MUlinsry store, doing good
ousiaess; auto goou notei ror aaie tor lease
to right party), both good locations in
n. b. neorasaa. can or write u-i n. x,
Life building, Omaha. Y-134
FOR SALE CHEAP, steam paste plant;
all tne marninery ana equipments ror
manufacturing wall paper-puts and brick
mush; this bualneaa produces large plu
ms; can ue ronuuciea wun small capital,
J. II. Johnson. N. Y. Life. YUiai
HOTEU furniture and fixtures, (0 rooms.
elegantly equipped ; si nouee; paying
propoeUlon; located hi live eougty seat
town southeast Nebraska: owners axe
necessitates retiring; will sell reasonable
. I - k. I I T . I V
anu lease huuh. 1 1. vuiiaun. 1. 1,
Life. Y MTSa
FOR SALE, an established general ,mdse.
businesa ooinsr tsi.wm to u.i.uuo a vear:
located in gixid farming section; only one
other general stock In town; atock will
invoice about SS.OuO, but will be reduced to
about e.ow in tne next tnirty day. Ill
health cauae of. selling. No trades. . Ad-
J I. T, . . 1. 1 . . 1 I
... Y M7 1J
FOR SALE, old estab.hhed arooerv bual.
rieee; fresn stock, good trade and fixtures.
Will reduce stock to H.uuO it required.
I w, ttee. x m4 it
FOR SALE California restaurant; prouri
etor wants. 10 leave cuy, iWJ in sr., aouta
Omaha. MHM 18
RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITY.
fiiu location, lylnt business, furniture
ana nxturee or restaurant ana 7 rooms
atMive. well furnished, alwaya. occupied.
Owners health forces sale at eaerin.ee.
No Teasonable offer rejected. If you're
qurca you u get vaiuanie propoaHlon.
11. Johnaon, H.,X. lAtm. , Y 890,
FOR SALE, nloa clean stock of drugs la
live town; want cost ana carriage; good
reasons tor selling. Address It. Mamev,
W It Ul.nl. vT U W , I 1 I . .'
ak. tmsuua, I'll , a.v.i
FOR EXCHANGE.
WILL etehahge good oak wardrobe for
inning rel. N 4S, nee. I m:hj
FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE..
FOR HIjE, 6-room house," city water,
eee tf, enst front, nice location, only four
tllocka from llloh arhonl. 11.100 00.
Good S-room house, south front, two blocks
from High school, city water, Bewer.
Will make a nice home for any one that
wants to live close In. t2.S"0 AL
Two houses that bring an Income of ?2.00
per month, well located, in soumwesi
Dart of the cltv. onlv H.WO.ol).
Two-story, 7-room house, city water; hot
and cold water, sewer, bath, lot WxlH0.
natural shade tree,, within easy walking
distance. I2.6UO.
6-room house, barn, lot RoxlSO. eat front on
26th and A streets. Houth Omaha, ll.iuoou.
1'have succeeded In securing from eastern
people absut 150 wen located lots, irom
1, 2 and 2 blocks from street cars, close
to school; these lota used .to sell . from
S4R0.0O to S500.00 apiece; also 2 blocks with
12 lots In each block, each lot lOOxU'K.
from i to- 4 blocks to street car,- well
located, high and sightly. The price,
21,000.00 per block. I have also a few well
located H-acre lota from 1160.00 to 2200.00
a niece.
Remember, that Benson Is one of the best
euDorDS or mana. mere were nearly
goo lots aold In Benson last yean and over
30 new hmisen built, and there will be
built SO new houses thla year that i per
sonally know of. Benaon has got as good
school facilities aa Omaha as far as publio
schools sre concerned. It has also now
fot electric lights, and win. In the near
uture,' have, their ' own water works.
Street car services are of the very best.
Please remember that 1 am only author
ised to offer the above low prices for the
balance of this week. Nothing reserved.
First come, first serfed , "ll and see me.
J. A. UOVOREN, 421 l'axton Block.
. - RE 992 12
Farms Harrison ft Morton, N.T.I Tel. 314
RE-707 F14-
RANCHE8 FOR SALE.
If you want a ranch In the beautiful South
Loup river valley, ' well Improved, all
deeded land and under fence, away down
cheap, write to K. E. Brega, Callaway,
N,b. RE--MS39 14
LANDS AND FARMS, I have Inquiries
for lands ana iarms in iuknu, r-eura-.nn,
IoWa and 8. Dak. Give full description,
location, sec. twp. and Rg., and price at
which you will sell, and pay commission
of 2 per cent, plus 226.00, In caae of rale
only. W. L. Selby, general real estate
and loans. Board Trade bldg.
RE tMSSS
WILLIAMSON
Charles E..1202
farnam street.
' RE 428
IF YOU want one of the fitcest 8-room
homes In Hanscom Place, I will give you
A bargain. Owner left city. Must sell.
i. II. Bherwood. 937 If. Y. U Bldg.
, .,..,. Rt M1&3
88,600 FOB- 6-robm eattagea, modern ex
cept furnace; 1" 4-rodm cottage, all in
excellent condition, U0. monthly rental,
continually occupied, tine location, on 17th
street, 10 blocks north P. O., owner going
to California for health; y, cash, H easy;
J. H. -Johnson. 843 N. Y. Life.
. : . "... . BE 880 -
IMPROVER farm, .200 acres, mile north
La Platte, Sarpy county: easy terms;
nrlee 856 an acre.. Naaoh, Jler Grand Ho
tel, Omaha. Neb. RE M812 la
When You Write; .
to Advertisers .:;
remember it only takes an extra stroke or
two .of the pen to mention the fact that
you saw the ad In The Bee.
HOUSES and lots In all parts of cliy; also
acre property and (arm lands, i ne u. ,
Davis Co., Room 652, Bee Building.
-480
V1HMSI , FARMA1 FARMS!-'
Fof bargains In farm- property go to
O'Neill's . Real. Estate Agency, BoutU
Omaha-" ; --- V; . - RE-42S
PAYNE, BOSTWICK ft CO., 601 N. Y. Life.
HOUSES, lots farms,-ranches, loans; also
Are . insurance. Bemia, rax ton jniocK.
r..i-' ; !.: ii . RE 427
BDYD COUNTY.
On account, of Heavy snow, our
Boyd county trip postponed. ' vv ill
cive notice of next trip at least three
days in advance, , Write tor partlcu-;
ars."' - ': ' " -; '
OTTER. FORGA1S & HASKELL,
420-21 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tel. 470.: Omaha; Neb.
RE-331
VRW Hnnw-Chiirch Co.. 4th floor N. Y,
Life Bldg.. Omaha, Neb. Largest law,
collection and real estate agency In the
world. Associate banks attorneys and
real estate brokers in every county In the
United States ana cities- oi xoretgn coup
tries. -.. HE 637
HOUSES Harrison ft Morton. Tel., SI4.
.. titLi mid, ucnr
RANCH and farm landa for aale by the
Union Paclflo Railroad company, a. .au
McAllester,-land commissioner, Union Pa-
cillo Headquarters, ciroana, -ep.
RE 429
COLORADO ranch . lands, homesteads.
school section leases. ... u., w. irwm, Aa.
ron, Colo, v itK-Mji
FOR BALE One lot 50 by .10 feet; two
houses, barn, good wen ana cistern; lor
$1,100 cash if sold at once. Call on or ad-
Omaha. -' RE M959 13
aress.Anoa. wuhiibou, i"o .
CHEAP cottagea: Two cottages, coxner lot.
Z7th and Burdetie bis., oom ei.iv,
2818 Miami St., rooms, $1,150. .
3518 Hamilton St., 8 ooma large lot, $1,750,
14LU Dorcas ni.. a apariniemu,
7il lti,r,ttt Bt . i rooms. 8x60. '
vacant lot, near avm iinu miimci pw ,.iuw,
Lot I. kelson's, vixvm leei, . ;
GRAHAM &. URE. Bee Bldg. . RE-64 14
IV Vinvi Xf SMITH A CO.
Fine farm for feedtiut or dairying, only
thru. mii.Mi tmm South Omaha yards;
good improvements; 7-room house, large
am, cattle and hog sheds, etc. ; to be sold
at oneej a bargain at $S,5u0, - See or write
us for runner particular,.
W. lARNAM Hill lit at tu,
1320 Farnam St.
RE M69 14
THREE BtO. BARGAINS. .
acres, close to city, $o75.
lota 49,1 and Haniev. only 81.250.
10 acres near Cnnter St., pavement; no city
taxes, ror il.ow.
HICKS, iM BOARD TRADE.
i . KE MlWS 13
BEST 400-acr, farm in southern Nebraska
for sale. A. 11. iiammona, ruiroury, nieu.
ttc Mam u-
MEDICAL.
DR PRIES, the acknowledged leading
speclullat In diseases 01 women in umana
would call tne aiiennon oi sunemii
ladles to his unsurpassed accommodation
before and durLna conhnement, and hi
treatment for irregularities, no matter
what cauae. Call or aaaresa, wun siaroPi
Dr. Pries, Arlington block. 1613 Dodge
umana.
OUR GUARANTEE IS
tMlO REWARD
To relieve at home any cane Of long-stand
ing, obstinate, abnermai auppresaion
from any cause. Even if others have
failed, try our compound conceniratea
vegetable fluid extract. ' We never dtsap.
point. Uaed for over eighty years with
out a single failure. Why despair? - Dr.
Mead Rem. Co.. 19 QUinoy St., Chicago.
- -970 I"21
LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal
Mia are the beat Safe, reliable.. Take
no other. Send 4o stamp for particuiara
"Relief for Ladles," in letter by return
mall. - Aak your druggist. - Chichester
Chemical Co., Philadelphia.' Pa. '
.s.teopaTuy.
ID E. ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths.
Suite 815 N. Y. Life bldg. .Tel. laoi.
-OS '
DR A. T. HUNT, 813 McCague Bldg. TeL
IBeS,-
DR. MRS. MUSICK. Douglas Blk. Tel. ISO.
" 44i
FBATER.1AL OBDERS.
THE OARI'KNKRS protect old age aa well
as life. Charter members free. Particu
lars from Frank Koscwatsr, supreme
BAAMtr, O 10. -5.4
LANDS
SHORTHAND AJIO TYPEWRITING.
GREGG Shorthand. DHL C. Col., 16th ft Doug
m
A. C. VAN SANT'B schooL 717 N. T. Life.
BOTLES College, court reporter principal
in. i. Jjiie. o
NfH. Business A Shorthand College, Boyd's
Tneater. -tJ7
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALI, kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attenuea to. J. i. ucnutree,
20th and Lake streets. IT0
WM. E.VERITT. "pedal fates to real es
tate men; weatner strips put on.
Leavenworth. .. ' 438
REPAIRING very cheap.
1518 Lesv. Tel.
776 M6
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 912-
S14 Jones, general. storage and forwarding.
384
OM. Van. Utor. Co.. 1511V4 Farn. Tels. lKt-863.
Ufa
TYPEWRITERS.
NEW & 2dhand. 1112 FarnAm St., Omaha.
w
. ! U J f
MANUFACTURING.
OMAHA Safe and Iron Wka. make a arm
ciauy or nre escapee, sn utters, floors and
sates, u. Anureen, i rop., it a). iutn Bt.
I I 953 F20
P. M EI, CHOIR, 13th
and
Howard, ma-
chln'sts.
M4i
POLICIES FtRCHASED.
INSITR ANCE oollcles. old-line cdmnanlea.
purcnasea. iosns on policies, en it on or
write The Putnam Co., 604-8 N. Y. Life
uiag., umana, ueo. Mi
VOICE.
CLEMENT B. SHAW, Voice, 512 Sheely
ounuing.
FVRKITIRE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. 8. Walklln. Zlll Cuming St
454
BALE TIBS.
OMAHA Hay Bale-Tie Co., 811 North 18th.
165
FACTORIES.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases: trunks
repairea. um. lrunx actory, uo Farnam.
461
AUCTIONEER.
IN Neb. and Iowa. 2512 N. South Omaha,
999 F23
FIR DRESSING.
O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 B. 13th.
4S8
STAMPS, COINS, ETC.
BOUGHT-Omaha Stamp Co., 208 8. 13th:
PAWNBROKERS.
rim it T ah n .n.t.i. -
ing; an business confidential. 1301 Douglas
447
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. So; collars,
tc; cum, to. uw i.eavenworin. let. M,
. . 446
COAL.
MONROE Coal and Feed Co.,
'Phone S7L
Q467 F2S
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING In -families or at home.
Miss Bturay, xutx arnam. -67 F29
PHOTOGRAPrlER.
F. J. HOLOUBEK, photographs. 1258 B. IS.
M9?S F20
NICKEL PLATING.
OMAHA Plating Co., Bee bldg. Tel. 2535.
M7 31
STAMMERING AKD STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
466
FLORISTS.
U HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel. 1258.
449
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele-
pnone xiw. eu south Thirteenth street.
-440
d
u n o
D
' Refined people are particular
about the care of their teeth
and about the preparation used
to clean them with. Dr.
Bailey's tooth powder is a su
perior article, ones tried always
used.
d
Bailey the Dentist,
3131 r,ns sUeek,
18th and Farnam Sta,
Lady attendant Phone lust.
a a ta n
d
POSTOl'FlCE NOTICE,
(Should be read dally by all Interested,
as change, may occjr at any time.)
Foreign malls for the week ending Febru
ary 18, 1. v.i'1 clwao (PltOMFTLY in alt
cuies) at ilie General Postortlc, ss follows:
PARCEL8 POST MAILS clou, ONE) HOUR
EARLlKR than closing time shown below.
Regular and Supplementary malls close
at Foreign .Branch half hour later than
closing time shown below (except Supple
mentary Malls tor Kurope and Central
America, via Colon, close one Luur la'.er al
Ft-rcign Branch).
Traasatlaatle Malls.
THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE,
BWITZKRLAND, ITALY, SPAIN. PORT
UGAL, TURKEY, ICGTPT, GRELCE,
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAR.
Ql'KZ, per a. a. La Gascngne via Havre
tmall for other parts of Lurope must be
directed "pur s. B. La Gascogue").
SATUKDA Y At 7:30 a. m. for ITALY di
rect, per s. s. tionencouern tmall must
ha directed "Der B. s. Hohenaollern") : at
7:30 a. m. (supplementary 9 a. m.) for
EUROPE, per S. s. Lucanta via Queens
tow nj at 7:30 a. m. for NETHERLANDS
direct, per a. s. Maaadam (mail must be
directed "per s. a. Maaadam"); at 9'80
a. m. for BCOTLANU direct, per s.
Furnesala (mall must be directed "per
s. s. urneBsia ).
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer
iiiin , i ii'i.u -w.u.nu.v.viak ca
pers and Samples for Germany only. The
same claao of mall matter for other parts
of Europe will nut be sent by this ship
unless specialty aireciea vj iu
After tbe closing ol the Supplementary
Transatlantic iial.s named above, addi
tional Supplementary Malls are opened on
the plera of the American. Etiguah,
French and German steamers and re
main open until within Ten Minutes of
tbe hour of sailing oi Bteamar.
Malls fas Seath aad Ceatral Aeaerlea,
West ladles. Kte.
THURSDAY At 8 a. m. for CUBA, YUCA
TAN. CAMPECHE, TABASCO and CHI
APAS, per a. s. Havana (malt for other
parts of Mexico must be- directed "per
s. s. lltvuiB l; at 12 m. (aupplementKry
13 80 p. for BAHAMAS. OUANTAN-
AMU and HANTlAtiu, per s. s rteguranca.
FRIDAY At, io a. to. tor NWFOCNl
POiTOFFICE NOTICE.
IND-dlrect. per e. a. Silvia; at 12:30
p. m. (supplementary 1:30 p. m.) for LKK
VARt and WINDWARD IPI.ANPfl. and
BR1TI9H. DITCH and FRENCH Ol'I-
ANA, per s. s. Carlbbee tmall for Barb
ados. Orenada and Trinidad must be di
rected "per s s. Carlbr.ee"): at 8 p. m.
for HARUAlH)a. BRITISH, DUTCH and
FRENCH GUIANA and BRA 7,1 1 per s.
s. Capri via Harbadoa and Pernanibuco
tmati tor jsortnern nrasu most oe
rtt "mw a a. "rrl "l: at 11:30 r. m.
for BAHAMAS, pr steamer from Miami,
ni,
oaii.iiai Al " a. in. i . i i' r.ii 'i , 1
per s. s. Pretoria; at 9 a. m. for nwiu
RICO, per a. s. Ponce: at 9 a. m. (supple
mentary 9:S0 a. m.) for CURACAO and
VENEZUELA, per a. s. Mararalbo (mail
for 8avanllla and Cmrtasena must be di
rected "ner s. s. Miiracalbo"): at 9. a.
m. (supplementary l'):8n a. m.) for FOR- I
TUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAVAMU I
LA, CARTAGENA and tlRKTTUn IS. per I
a s. Alene (mall for Costa Rica must be
directed "ner s. s. Alene"): at 10 a. m. for I
CUBA, per s. s. Morrn Castle via Havana; I
at iu a. m. ior iiumvaha. i ii .-. '
and CIUDAD BOLIVAR. Der a. s. Mara-
Malls for Kewfotindlsnd. by rail to North
Sydney, and tnence by steamer, close at
thla office dally at 6:30 p. m. (connecting
close here every Monrtaj, Wednesday and
Saturday). Malls fci- Mlqttelon, by rail
to Boston, and thence by steamer, close
at this office dally at 6:30 p. m. Mnlla or
Cuba, by rail to Florida, and Jthence by
steamers, are diepaicnea aniiy, nnai con
nectlng closes, for ofsnatc
Tampa, on Sundays ,t 4:3u a.
disnatch via Port
1 1 1 1 1 v i, mi , v. 1 1 .
n WnilnU. I
OKI" BI1U niunifl, ."V . . III., . " 1 - ,
batch via Miami, on Mondays and Frl-
riv nrl FrliiHva. S:80 a. m.: for dls-I
days at 11:30 p. m. Matla for Mexico
City, overland, unless specially addressed
ror dispatcn riy steamer, ciose at tnis oi.
flea dailv ezoant Bundav at 1:80 D. m
and 1130 p, m., Sundays at 1 p. m. and
11:30 p. m. Malls fer Costa Rica, Belise,
Puerto Cortes and Guatemala, by rail to
New Orleana, and thence by steamer,
close at this office dally except Bunday
SecVlrS ciorei nerWon'd.y,
Puerto Cortes and Guatemala, and Tues- I
days for Costa Rica). Registered mall
closes at S p. m. previous day.
Traaapaeino Malls.
Malls for Hawaii, via Ban Francisco, close
here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to .February
'10, inclusive, ior aispatcn per . e. am
tnoita
Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China and Phlllp-
pine isianas via Ban r rancisco ci i'f ' i
naiiv at x m. on to February 10. I
InrlusKia ror dlanatch ner B. S. Doric,
: - u . - . . f . i
Malta for China and Japan, via Tacoma,
r oaa here riatlv at 8:30 D. m. UD to
February 14, lnclualve, for dispatch per
Mails tor Chum and Japan, via Vancouver.
close hare dailv at f '3D n. m. Un lO t eor-
close here dally at 1:30 p. m. un to Febru
ary 18, lnc'lus"lve, for dispatch per s. s.
ary -IS, inclusive, ior oispmcn a. a.
Empress of China! (Regietered mall must
be directed "via Vancouver." Merchan-I
dlse for' the U. S. Poetal Asency at
Shanxhal cannot be forwarded via Can-
Sartm 1
Malls for China and Japan, via Seattle,
close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to reoiu
a rv ia in,.l naive, for dlnnatch Der B. B.
Klnshiu Maru. (Registered mall must be
V uirecieu via cseaiiio . . ,
"eMails for Hawaii, China, Japan and Philip
pine island, -via nan srsncisco, un.
nere aaiiy at e:w p. m. up to reoniar
20, inclusive, for dispatch per s. b. Nlp-
tion Mam.
Malls for Australia rexceci West Australia.
which la forwarded via liurope). rw Zea
land. FIJI, Samoa anu Hawaii, via San
r..n.t.nn ii.hu at CRH n m.
after February 2 and up to February 22, I
. i nmictv, mud. n . . . j v - f
dnuCeU:'tVeNew ?k"VbruVryr?oradi::
patch per s. a. Sonoma.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes via Europe, and New Zealand.
which goes via Ban Francisco), and FIJI
Islands, via' Vancouver, olose here dally
at 6:30 p. m after February 22 and up
to March 1, inclusive, for dispatch per
b. s. Mloweri (aupplementary malls, via
Seattle and Victoria, close here at 6:80
MalU forlahlu and Marque... Islands, via
San Francisco, close here dally at 8:80 p.
m. up to March 'U, lnoluslve, for dls-
patch per s s. Australia.
Transpacific malls. sre forwarded to ports
n f a.hlnr dnllv anit iha anhaililla of eloa-
their uninterrupted overland transit
Registered mall closes at p. m. pre
vious uay.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postoffice, New York. N. TC.. Feb. 7, 1902.
. LEGAL NOTICES '
RFCTCtVTCR'B NOTICE. -
In the District Court In and for Douglas
".nly I"0'11": .... . .'
w i lium u. Ataatien. mainiin. vs. ino- i
braska Fire Insurance Company, et al, de-
fendanta.
To all creditors of Nebraska Firs Insur
ance Comoanv:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that in purauance of an order of the dis
trict 'court of Douorlua county, made Janu
ary 17th, 1902, a dividend of two (2) per cent
on all allowed claims sgalnst the Nebraska
irira Insurance fomoanv has been de-
clared; that aald dividend la payable at my
omce. in tne nrown oiock, in ine cny ui
Omaha, and that payment thereof must
be demanded at my ottlce. and unless such
demand be made by April 19th, vm, you
anit each of vou will be forever barred
from any right to participate In the funds
appropriated for said dividend.
Such claims must be presented at the
office of the undersigned, receiver, in the
Rrown block, in the city of Omaha. Doug
las county, Nebraska, or transmitted to
him at that address bv mall.
Dated this 13th day of February, A. D. 1902.
a. u. wtman,
Receiver of the Nebraska Fire Insurance
Company. . . l- is uJOl
.... J, . .U- T.. I . C- 4I.I.I.I
nAU anLr i DALin,.
court I will aell at publio auction at Cory-
don, la., on Thursday, February 20, 1902, at
10 o'clock a. m. for oaah, the entire 'Block
r tr-i awnnnm puimm,.. anriaa.. naia Mm
caps, etc., being a complete up-to-aate,
new and clean stock, belonging to Aaron
H. Cohen, bankrupt, invoiced and ap
praised at seventeen thousand, nine hun
dred and ninety-one dollars. And on Fri
day. February zi. iwz. at z o ciock p. m.. i
will sell at public auction for cash, at 608
Main street- Aveoaua, ia., ine enure stoca
of dry goods, clothing, shoes, etc. belong
ing a Aaron H. Cohen. bankruDt. Invoiced
and appraised at eight thousand, two hun
dred ana sixiy-mree sonars, tiiuaers are
required to deposit one thousand dollars
hTnd7edWdo
aiou aa a auarantee that they, will carrv
out the term of their bid
Btocas to oe wim ;u uuia.
HiitAiu rv. cyAr-B, rtecetver.
Coryaon. lOWa.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
Notice ta hereby given that the regular
anneal meeting of the stockholders of the
South Platte Land company will be held
at the office of aald comoany. in Lincoln.
Nebraska, at 11 o'clock a. m.. on the 6th
day of March, A. D., iwz
By order oi tne noara or i ji rectors,
Lincoln, Nebraska, Feb. 1, 19o2,
C. H. MORRILL. President.
F2 d30t ' A. B. MINOR. Secretary.
HOLLAHD-AMERICA LINE
New York-Rotterdam, via Boutoane. B. M.
New Twin-Screw a. a. of 13.0u0 tons register.
B learner haakuau t ea. i, 10 A. JA.
Steamer Mar. 1. 10 A. M
Steamer AMSTERDAM ....Mar. 8. 10 A. M.
Apply to Holland-America Line, 39 B'way,
Harry Moore. 1418 Farnam Street;
Louts pieese, nrat national tiana,
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PROFESSOR PEARSON RESIGNS;
Maa Who Qoestiomed Parts of Bible'
Gives t'p Chair at Northweet- . .
ern University,
CHICAGO. Feb. 12.-r-Prof. C. W. Pearson.
whose recent utterances against the Infalll-
miii. of certain portions of the bible oc
"-'oned wide comment In M.thodl.f chtirch ;
circles, today resigned as professor of llt-
eraturt at Northwestern university. ' The ' .
i volnntarv
resignation. It is stated, was voluntary.
Prof.' Pearson also asKed for a letter of
dlmUgat from the Methodist Episcopal
" " . . ' "
church. Th letter was given, but after--
ward was recalled, as Its possession by Dr. '
P"n would Indicate that he was l. food
standing In the church. Tbe professor is
t0 continue In charge of bis class until
.uecissor is found snd hla salary is to eo-
ttnue till January L 1603. Hla letter Is: ;
. . . . . i . ,i
ern Hiniverslty. With the kindliest feeling
toward you an, ana rei wisnea ior wm
future welfare of the Institution to which
I have a-lven so many years of service,. I.
am, very respectfully yours,
(Bignea) ' c. v . ruuwun.
In a statemerft riven out by Secretary
Crandoa the trustees point out the excel
lence of Prof. Pearson's services during the
I thirty years bs has bees connected with the
lt.nu, and that the faol areat rearat
at tbe severance of relations.
In regard to bis seeking s letter of Its--
missal from the church Prof. Pearson said:
I made an attempt to Inaugurate a new
policy, but the changes proposed, , tnougn
I do not doub that they will be accepted
In the comparatively near future, are not
welcome. 1 deemed it my duty to make'
I my Dlea In the church and in the university.
I The plea having m-en rejected, it seems,
i euuuny my uuiy id wmiuiaw 1 1 um win.
I expect as opportunity offers, to icon-'
i tinue tne worn upon wnicn a nave enterea.
WILL PRINCE IS CONVICTED
Fossil Guilty of ' Manslaughter la
Foarth Decree and Gets
i
Two Vears. .
KANSAS CITY, Mo..' Feb. 12. Will- Prln.cs
was this afternoon found guilty of man-
alanrhter In the . fourth derree and his
i i , . a n , WA.- I n I , . nan.-
I UUUIBUIIIOUh UU V IWV -1 - .t. V. w
ltentlary for complicity In the murder of
1 Phillip H. Kennedy,' wbo was shot snd'
m,d bT hui wtfe. ui prnCo Kennedy.
I . -
i January iv, iiu. aonirea; u
ing agent of the Merchants' Dispatch Trans
portation company. -
The Jury had been put for twenty-four'
hours. Prince says bs will sppeal the case.
Phillip H. Kennedy married Lulu Prince'
under compulsion one month before bs wn
killed, but he refused to live with her.'
His wife's father snd two brothers sought
to compel him to support her and because
01 ; th"-J- ssalnst him and thclr.d
mands upon him before the tragedy Prosg-
I tutor Hadley, acting upon tbe theory thai
eonanlred ssalnat hla life and influ-
i . . T .c Z .
I encea nn. nennour iu ure ine imai iuihi,
Died Information sgalnst them, charging
them with complicity in tbe crime, although
they . were not Indicted, by the grand Jury.
Mrs. Kennedy, the first of the Prince fam
ily to be tried for, the murder, wag con
victed and given a sentence of ten years
in the penitentiary, C. W. Prince and Bert '
Prince, the other brothers, 'are yet to bs
tried. , , ' '. .
PREACHER RESIGNS MINISTRY
Her. Charles S. Dudley Leaves Pulpit
oat Account of Dtsseastoa
la Coagregatloa.
CHICAGO, Feb. 12. (Special.) Rev.
I Charles B. Dudley, pastor of the Oakland
Methodist church of this- city, delivered
I hie farewell sermon Bunday, having' re-'
signed tbe pastorate of the church snd the
ministry on account of differences with his
I congregation. On February It he will
preach his lsst sermon at the church. He
I announces no definite plans for the future.
ReT- Dudley was formerly st Beatrice snd
1 other Nebraaka towns. He was one of the
I most prominent Methcdlst Epltcopal preach
I srs in Nebraska. Ho has not announced his
I intentions for future labors.
Ullloae OoUe. . "
H. Beever, a carpenter snd builder of
I Kenton, Tens., when suffering Intensely
from so attack of bilious colic, sent to
"ssrhy drug store for something to relieve
I blm. The druggist sent him a bottls st
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera Snd D1arv-
bo" Remedy, three doses of which effected
s permanent curs. This Is ths only remedy
that erg be depended upon In tbe most
sever cases of eollo snd cholera morbus.
Most druggists know this snd recommend'
It when such s medicine Is called for. For
sals by all druggists.
t'attleaaea to Ueaaat Heelereelt y.
WICHITA. Kan.. Feb. 11 The Oklahoma
Cattlemen's convention today re-eleoted A..
T. Wilson . president and W. E . Bolton. '
secretary. Governor W. E. Stanley of
Kansas spoae on reciprocity, lie urgea
the cattlemen to unite and demand aa ex
tension of markets. He said the politician,
I would not grant reciprocity unlet, pressed
by jiuoiic sentiment
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