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24 TTIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MAEOI 23, 1902. MONET TO LOAM REAL ESTATE. 'ANTED, dty loan, bond and wsrrants. Ueorg Company, 1H rarnaro j k PER CENT on buelnes property. I per cent on residence properly. Outlons to pay whole or part any tlm. V W. B. MEIKLE. 1 6. letb Bt. 'ANTED, city loana ana warrania. Farnam Bmlth Co., 1J20 Karnam St W 667 i ANTED, city and farm loana; alio bona nd warrant. R- C. Peters Co.. 1703 rarnam Bt.. Bee Uldg. W-4M ONET to loan on Improved Omaha real aatale. Urennan-Lov Co., M South llih. Vflf ARM and city loans, low rate. W. 1L Thomas, 1st Nat. Bank Uldg. TellW. TO IF. C money. Bern la. PaxtonBlfc. HIVATE money. Sherwood, J7 N. 1 U JrUVATK money. F. D. Wend. 1524 Dougia. W w4 PER CENT loana. Qarvln Sroa.1604 Farnam, W 6ba (TO, 600 AND $1,000 private money, 1, I. I or 6 yeara, on eastern Nebraska farma or well located cottages In Omaha. VV . U Belby, Board of Trade Bldg. W 1 WE OMAHA REALTY CO., 101 Pougln at , upstairs, amall homes. building lota; private money to loan on easy yrmkJj1j OH SALE, choice mortgage loans. Qarvln Broa.. lam Farnam at., Omaha. W M974 riLLIAM30N-CHA3. E.. U03 Farnam St. BIONET TO LOA3-CUATTELS. WE make loana on Furniture, rtanoa, Horses. Wagons, Carriage aud other chattel. We make SALARY LOANS without mortgage to peraona who pav permanent position. You can get the money on very ahort notice and pay It back In one month, or keep It longer, and pay for It only what time you keep It. We are leadera in low ratea, quick and con fidential aervlce and courteoua treatment. W Invite comparison of ratea, time, pavmenta, etc. We give you the full amount of the LOAN In cash. W always "try ta please," OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., lit Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 22S6. (Established 1892.) K4 Bo. 18th St. M 0 N E Y TOP THAT COLLECTOR'S CALLS By teeing ua today lo our private office. HAYS TOUR INDEBTEDNESS IN ONE PLACE, where you can pay eaally. Every II paid off loan reaucea cost. ALARY I&ANS ON PLAIN NOTES to male or female employes. No one need ever Know, lo mortgage. No Indorser. No publicity. i. little help at the right time often seta a man on his feet. ...... Rise people will at leaat call and Inquire about our term and ratea. You save money when you borrow of THE BIO CO." rV offer a money-saving chance. RELIABLE CRKD1T CO.. Third Floor, Room 303, Paxton Block. X 738 LARGEST BU8INEB8 IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team sters, boarding houses, etc., without se curity; easiest terms; 40 offices In prin cipal cities. Tolman. 440 Board of Trad Bldg. . X-fi rURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, ETC., LOANS. "Absolutely without removing goods. written guarantee given to mis effect SOB, Paxton Block. rURNITURB. PIANOS, HORSES, ETC., LOANS. "Absolutely without removing goods." Written guarantee given to this effect. AMERICAN LOAN CO.. Room OS. Paxton Block, X 730 MONEY loaned on plain not to salaried people; business confidential; lowest rata, lit Paxton block. The 1. A. Hutton Co. X-70 MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock. iewelry, to salaried people. Foley Loan :o- sua. to Puff Green, i Barker Blk. X 471 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew airy, horse, cows, eta C. F. Reed, lit S 13. X-672 LOANS on CHATTELS and SALARIES. J. W. TATLOU. 633 Paxton block. X ftt BUSISKSS CHANCUS. TO GET In or out of business call on Wil liams, Room ill, MoCagu bulldlng WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange your ouainess or property quica communi cate with one who tins the customers. 1. H. Johnson. MI N. Y. Life. 'Phone L-2Z70. y-; FOR BALE or trade, my entire livery ,MU - . - K a ....... IH,... W ' 1 Utteroack, Ogden Livery, Council Bluffs. Y-M2a HOTEL MEN. attention! ClUsena of good town, in good country (no hotel man In plaoel, want party to build and run hotel. Excellent opportunity. For particulars se wuuatna, Moom u, Mocagu Diag. FOR BALE, the beat hardware stock In the best agricultural section of Iowa; large annual trade; stock will Invoice about llO.uuu; profit large; must close up an estate Interest the only reason for aeiung. Aaareas v w, a, imh A NEW stock of a-eneral merchandise, lo cated In on of the best town In north eastern Nebraska, for sale, no trad. Ad- are u az,.". ' BAKERY good and confectionary stand, living room In rear; splendid location; business good: tftio will buy It. J. ii. Johnson, N. V. Life. Y-M3U FOR BALE, saloon, good location. Inquire c. luruuioom, Ma uroaawuy, i ouncu ttiun. x auu it- CIGAR STORE and barber shop combined, price taut). Good location, making money; owner leaving city. v imams, ui mo Cagu building. V Wfl 1U FOR BALE, whole or part Interest In Dlan ...A .III, I1IBII UIIILIUI k ' S UUH1IILR., business doubled during past year; guoa In- n.lll .. .4 ,.......-,.,.. .. - , reason lor seiuug. Auursas w to. Bee. X-UM 23 FOR BALE. In Cripple Creek, a new stock f clothing, furnlsnlng good, hat, shots and fixtures; will Invoice about IT.uou; will give a liberal discount; good reasons for selling. Adores P. O. box 3S3. C'rlppi .reea, cuio. x&ir44 ta WANTED, the right man to take Interest In manufacturing plant and manage busi ness. Auaress. w is. tie. X MS14 M GROCERY store, Invoice 11,600; good trade; win sen tor a cents on aoimr. uooa bar gain. Williams, Room 4U. McCague bldg, TEN ROOMS. sDlendldly furnished, modern . brick net, beat location, rooms all occu i pled, first-class roomers; paying proposi- Life. Y-MM3 CIOAR, furniture, fixtures and stock, for . sale, reasonable, fine location, proiilab!e business rare opportunity; see m quick. J. 11. jonnson. ti. I. Late. X MU FOR BAl.K or trade, K.GuO general mer- chandlse stock; good business In north- estern iseurasaa town. Address K. K. avune, uiair, in en. X MsTS 28 A BARGAIN. I12.0U0 to 115.000 aeneral tock, best part Oklahoma, cheap for cash. Willi Co., Emporia, Kan. X 601 K CIGAR STORE, anod one. for aale. Cen tral location. V Ullama, 411 McCagu VUMOUl. XWi W . PER CENT preferred stock free We want a few good hustlers to sell our cigars. Liberal commissions and exclu sive territory to right men. Best goods on the market.. We give you FREE hare In our 7 per cent preferred stock In addition. Write for particular. The Preferred Stock Cigar Co., lD-il Park how. New York. Y-ftM "DOLLARS AND HORSE SENSE." our let booklet; Interesting reading and val uable Information, showing permanent Weekly Income from Investments of IIS to $10,000; statement of profit actually paid lo date; extensive reference list from satisfied customers. W. W. O'Hara, Union Trust building, Cincinnati. O. Y 0 $3 FOR BALK, drug stock In Nebraska , county seat town. Paying business, a . mts for Cat hollo who apoaks German. Owner baa viksr busing. Aa-ireee w , ' oar b I tat U ' Bl'8lltE9 Cn ABCEg. OENKRAL MERCHANDISE. 2.Sni) TO I16.ixv-Clean, up-to-date, staple piocks in rsenraska, Iowa. Illinois and Minnesota, doing profitable Business. Part rash and good Improved land will handle these. GROCERIES. ONE SPECIAL BARGAIN Stock I4.S00, ciean ana nrst-cins, nn location; vol ume of buslners, ;6.0n0 per annum; owner wishes to retire; for quick cash deal will discount 16 per cent. Take this ere It Is too 1st. Many smaller stocks In and out of city. Will ray yoj to Investigate. HARDWARE. S2,K0 TO 6,fl00 Staple storks In Nebraska ana lows, doing good business, satisfac tory deal can be had on these. Can take some trade. GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND OKEENHWARE. 115,000 STOCK, clean and up-to-date, In live town, cnnstian county, Illinois; annual business 140,000. If you have large body of grating land give me full particular Drat letter. We can deal. DRUGS. 11,000 TO 14.600 Staple stocks. In and out of city, iou can deal witn good clear land on some. BAKERY AND CONFRTTIONKRY. IDO0 TO 11,600 Psylng business, good open ings in ruenrasKa towns. Ixiok Into these. OILS AND PAINT". $1,000 STOCK In barrels and packages. Can ca iwi g vr ' fti lii fJUVTK r . IHl IIHVr J " U I NEWSPAPER AND PRINTING PLANT, IN LIVB eastern Nebraska town. Will sell half Interest or entire plant on rea sonable basis. A good business. BARBER SHOP. I1S5 Furniture and fixtures; good business; gooa location; living rooms in rear. RACKET STORE. $2,500 New stock. In Minnesota town. owner unable to look after It. Will ex change for good property. Submit offer. coal and FEfrn. GOOD stand, paying business; owner's neaun compels retiring luno will take It. LIVERY RUSINRHH. $1.800 Value of horses and rigs, located In ftooa iow town, will consider good and. FLOTTRINf MTT.T 7S-BARREL capacity, full equipped, doing euuu uueinese, togeiner wun io seres choice land, an 8-room frame residence, barns, cattle sheds; entirely fenced for cattle feeding; In good Nebraska town; 18,000 In land will do. DIN I NCI ROOM FURNITURE and fixtures; no better opening in city. HOTELS. ONE 82-room and one 60, strictly modern, iiicaiea in cuy: aoing paying Dtislness; can be had at right figure and on reason able terms. ONE 60-room, every convenience, located in county seat town 8. E. Neb.; doing fine business; for lease and furnfture for sale st satisfactory price. ROOMING AND MO A BnTWrt MOTTBlT t have them from T to 20 rooms, fine loca tion, doing nicely; furniture for sale rea sonable; pay you to see m early. RESTAURANT. ONE of the finest In the city; a fine propo- ei.iun; lurniiure) ana nxtures ine oest; profitable trade; owner going away: you can buy at right figure; other of less value, but good propositions, and right location; cheap If quick. PARTNER WANTED A FIRST-CLAS88 business man with $2,000 van nuy vne-naii inieresi in an excel lent wholesale and manufacturing cigar business; $3,000 profit per annum. Bee me. MANY other line not mentioned herein can be learned about at mv nffl J. H. JOHNSON. N. Y. Life. 'Phone L2270. Y 133 23 "SUCCESS IN SPECULATION." Large proms can now be made In stocks and grain on small Investments by our safe system. ' Send for our book, "Modern Methods for Safe Investments," and our special letter of advice, fre. M. B. Flower 4 -.Co., Banker and Broker. Chicago Stock Exchange Bldg., Chicago. Y-418 23 AN ENERGETIC man with good business iiusuiiuauuni can secure managerial posi tion with Ohio-corporation, capitalised for $250,000; must come well recommended and be able to take stock In company during term of engagement from $1,000 to $3,000. same to be taken Up at expiration of agreement; this company Is composed of the representative business men of Co lumbus. Salary, $1,800 and liberal com mission. Address Howard D. Kemp, sec retary, Sphar Bldg., Columbus, Ohio. Y-91J23 FAILURE to read W. W. O'Hara'a adver. iisement on inanclal page of this paper today mean a loss of weekly profits to you. X Ktil Z3 FOR SALE, hotels, restaurants, cigar stores, bakertea, confectionery ' storea, merchandise stores newspapers, dairy business, flour mill, blacksmith shops, barber shops, groceries, lob printing office, meat market, ' saloons, drug stores, laundry, rooming houses, board ing nouses, or anything you want In Omaha or country towns. See Williams, Room HI. McCague building. Y 033 23 WANTED, partner with aome capital to ciinrKe uk enure Dusiness; large Srunis. .nuuress at once, tr. c. uox 580, maha. Neb. Y 887 23 FOR SALE. $1,200 stock of Racket ronria Good chance for beginner. Address Box i, Auuurn, nen. y jog jt FOR SALE, good paying grocery business In one of the best towns In eastern Ne- Drasaa. Addreaa w 20, Bee. Y 101 24 GOOD Income from $W0 Invested; post, ttvely no losses: over Ave years In oners. tlon: best reference In vour own mat. (No stock, bonds or grain.) It will pay you to Investigate this at once. Al tft. ser tt Co., Hammond, Ind. (We have no oroosiyn ouice.j Z 1U00 23" MAKE your fortuna aulcklvt small esnltalr stocks and train, new system, absolutely ii sena lor circular, tuny explaining. The Union Investment Co., Rlalto Bldg., v-mcago, in. X B82 Z3 WRITPT foe ValllShlA Kjtnlr an , - in now to eecure inaepenaent Income for me. j u mis pa, to., uuenon flag., St, Louis, Mo. Y FOR SALE, on of the best cnuntrv .-..b lies In southern Minnesota; $1,200 cosh will Muidle n. Addres 8. W. Ransom, UVH. mi,, nilllloSL'UllB. IHHV io i ncr.: investors sena ror our interesting booklet. "Modern fries fn, IrvhIah ' It shows how to make vour idle csnital earn 15 to 26 per cent monthly; nn-stocks or bonds, but a business proposition; re liable references; weekly dividends. If rou nave or upwards don t delay. enver Co-Operatlve Investment Ass'n, cituinsv dju., isenver, uoio. Y-M 23 A DIVIDEND PATER. A DIVIDEND PAYER. Million have been and will be made out of the great Texas oil field. BIRMINOHAM- BBAUaONT OIL COMFA-NY S BHARE3, selling at 15 centa each, are considered a splendid security for both small and Urge Investors. This company has a produc tion of 20.000 barrele of oil per day, and Is an operating and marketing concern. A DIVIDEND OF t PER CENT WAS rFX'T.AHKD hv Its rilriwtnr n.n.hu April IS. 1Z. This company la one of the first money-maker on Bplndl Top, and Ita holdings are very valuable. We urge you to sena us your oraer Immediately, before this valuable stock sdvanres. snri shsre In this dividend. Fifteen dollars buys 100 shares. Bend for prospectus. kuitii cneerrunv answerea. MEOHEM, CAMERON A CO.. Suite E. 42 Wall Street, New York. Y-M3 Al EVERETT. WASH., the frulmt w.ln. hustling city on the Paclflo coaat; more i nan aouDiea ner population In two year. Our Investments are conservative and sate, ir you want Dargains call on or ad dress Everett Investment Company. Y-m Al $204 NET profits on an Investment of $50 In less than 30 days by our plan of "Pro gressive Speculation;" no new firm; seven years of continuous business experience; end for circular; highest reference. Crawford A Co., 116 Naaaau St.. New wa. X 107 23 $40 MONTHLY on 1100 Investment . k. lutely reliable; payment mad each week: send for free booklet giving posi tive facta. Henabail-Pronner, 830 Broad- xora. X Sua 23 A SMALL Investment made through us will pay you a cash weekly Income, greater every week than a whol year Interest on the same amount In bank. Will commence to earn this at one and continue to do so until you withdraw your money. No gambling scheme or speculation, but by means of a legitimate licensed business. Address E. J. Arnold -v., eta nu not s treats, Bt. Louis, B3U, X FOR BALE, stock of dry goods and shoe V iv. -MU 14UU-S. I. A. r-SSl. m l? n, k i ( 1 k w 1 $60 INVESTED In our company pay big weekly dividends; send for monthly state ment showing how toO earned 130. Sey mour Coles V Co., Bt. Jams bldg , New York City. Y-l 23 WE HAVE helped others to maks money why cant we help you? Our mining atocM win ansae you rl h. L. ). Kles spies. iKi Cbawpa s)U, Denver, coin. i jc-taixj BlSIRRgg CHANCE. WANTED, a good location for general store; win rent nuiming; state particu lars. Address V 66, Bee. Y FOR RENT, flnet-clsiia butcher shop. West Heatrice, established trade 15 years. Jno. Krollck, Beatrice, Neb. Y DUO 23 FOR SALE, drug store N. 16th at.; busi ness wen estatiiisneu : goon reasons ror selling. Address W 27, Bee. Y 151 24 WANTED, partner with $'K) to $500 to In vest In pnlnt business; practical painter and paperhanger preferred. W 39, Bee. Y 149 23 fESTAURANT In a growing town of 3"0; plenty of boarders; a good thing; 120 miles rrom Omaha; reason ror selling, health. Address W 44, Hee. Y 1R2 2f FOR EXCHANGE. WILL exchange good oak wardrobe for folding bea. n . nee. a m&io TO EXCHANGE. A non-resident owning large business block, 100 feet front, clear of alt Incumbrances, In eastern Kansas town, will trade for good farm: property rented; psylng good Interest on Invest ment; will bear Inspection. Address Rox 424, Emporia, Kan. Z-961 23 I HAVE a good $-room house, water, gas, etc., large lot. cnicaen nouse, to trade for either farm, or vacant lot. Address W 40, Bee. Z 148 23 TO TRADE, good vacant residence prop erty, win iaxe a team ami harness, a. E. Wilcox, 2416 N St., South Omaha. Z-131 23 MEDICAL. Omaha Cancer Cure Sanitarium ESTABLISHED 1892. TREAT CANCER, TUMOR AND SKIM DISEASES. We Guarantee a Cure Reference cured bv the Omaha Cancer Cure Co.: MRS. OLIVER CHAPMAN, 1119 N. 17th St.. Omaha. MRS. B. K. SLUSSER, Blnlr. Neb. MRS. JAMES BRUNTTR. 1623 Leavenworth St., Cmana. MRS. JAMES PRANTE, Peru, Neb. COL. D. 8. MOORE, 1815 Izzard St., Omaha, MRS. H. MINERO, Wahoo, Neb. A. D. JONES, 1 Wirt St.. Omaha. GEO. W. ROBERTS, 2869 Spauldlng St., Omaha. H. M. SIDNETR, 80th and Pratt. Sts., Omaha JOSEPH GIBSON, El wood, Neb. BARNEY CAVANAUGH. Curtl. Neb. MRS. R. J. STONE, Madrid, Neb. J. W. COBURN, $706 Bristol St., Omaha, C. H. KLIPPING, Decatur, Neb. MRS. C. L. YOUNGER Beulah, Neb. MRS. C. R. CUSHMAN. 1008 Corby St., Omaha. FRANK ROVER, 110 Douglas St, Omaha. FRED GERKE, Seward, Neb. JOHN X GRIFFITH, 1520 Webster St., JOHN HODSON, Mod ale, la. Address Omaha Cancer Cur Sanitarium. 1607 Blnney Bt, Omaha, Neb. 866 23 DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leading rivi-iKiisi in uiseaeee oi women in umana, would call the attention of suffering ladles to his Unsurpassed accoramoaatlons before and during confinement and his treatment for Irregularities, no matter what cause. Call or address, with stamp, Dr. Pries, Arlington Block. 1513 Dorive, Omaha. LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal nus are ine oesi. Bare, reiiaoie. Take nn other. Send 4c stamps for particulars. "Relief for Ladles." in letter bv return mall. Ask your druggist Chichester Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pa, DR. W. HUTCHINSON, specialist 3 women ana cnnaren; 9 years- practice. OffleV 2206 Cuming. Res. tel. F 2790; offlc B 2836. FEMCIXO. FRENCH, BpanUh, fencing. 336 Bee Bldg. M157 A 112 FINANCIAL. SUBSCRIPTIONS taken for bond issu of xioo.ooo in demonlnatlona of $100, $250 and $000 16-year per cent gold bonds guaran teed. For further Information address Manufacturer, care Lord & Thomas, Chi cago 912 23 TYPEWRITERS. WILL sell my Oliver typewriter cheap for casn. w u, Bee. 143 jy POLICIES PI It CHASED. purcnasea. ioans on policies, can on or write The Putnam Co., 604-S N. Y. Life mog., umana, iNeo. TREE!. FRUIT, shade and ornamental tree, vine. nruoa, roses, smau rruits, etc. Address, Omaha Nursery, Papllllon, Neb. -659A-14 TREES. Hagel Dell Nursery, 3208 N. 24 st -317 A urriw inss. Lnawnum, coll vass t.. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col., 16th aVDoug 3 A, C VAN BANT8 school. 717 N. Y. I JO. -47 BOYLE9 college, court reporter prlnclivaL N. Y. Uf. -ss NEB. Business A Shorthand Collage. Boyd's 1 neater. ess A CONFIDENTIAL TALK. I hare no store expenses to keep up, nor am I rich, but 1 11 aell you a piano for no more, no leaa. that nlano dealers charge you $360 to $400 for. Easy pay ments. As you play you can pay. Fred R. Walter, manufacturers' agent, $112 caiuornia si. walnut mu car. . M874 24 MANUFACTURING. P. MELCHOIR, 13th and Howard. ma chlulst M7V4 OMAHA Saf and Iron Wka. make a spa- vimiij v I un wrSff, snmters. aoor ana safe. O. Andrsen. Prop., luj Bo, 10th Bt -Sill GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO.. cleans cesspools and vaults, removes garbage A dead animal at reduced price. 621 N' 16. Tel.- 17.1 4I A3 STAMPS, COINS, ETC. BOUGHT Omiha Sump Co.. tot ft. 13th. 6-t SEWING MACHINES. WRITE for agent' prices; ball-hearing Wheeler-Wilson. C. A. Lyman. state agent Uncolu. Neb. WHS A4 "CAHPEatUHS Ah D JOlNlkRt. ALL kind of carpenter work and repairing promptly attenaea to. j. i. ucnuiree, toth and Lake street. 170 rHATKHMAL ORDERS. THE GARDENERS protect old age as well as Ufa. Charter mem bars fre. Particu lars from Frank Roaewater, supreme manager. 222 Be Bldg. TH DRESSMAKING. I IN FAMILIES or al home. Ml Sturdy, vU Farnauu -4 JU PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accom modes ing; all business confidential. 13ol Douglss, ! FIR DRESSING. O. R. GILBERT CO., tanner. 1424 B. 1.1th. 700 INVESTMENTS. CHOICE FARM LOANS FOR SALE. R. C. PKTLRS 4 CO., 1702 Farnam St 142 A! ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. GRAND Electric. Co.. 16 t Jackson. Tel. $s4 fSA 81 NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co.. Be Bldg. Tel. t'3S. 701 FLORISTS. L. HENDERSON. 1619 Farnam. Tel. 1253. -6 L. LECLUSE. florlat Blooming and pot plants. 1813 Vinton at Tel. 267bF. -M997 A6 COAL. MONROE Coal and Feed Co. 'Phone 71. 114 A STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramg Bldg. 094 BICYCLES, NOW Is the time of the season for you to get your new or second-hand bicycle; the largest and best stock In the city to se lect from at Flescher's, 1G22 Cap. ave.; best equipped repair shop in the west. 160 29 LAINDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 8c; collars, 2c; cuffs, 4c. 17j0 Leavenworth. Tel 547. 70.1 FACTORIES. TRUNKS, traveling bags, suitcases; trunks repaired. Om. Trunk Factory, 1209 Farnam. SH7 D Things thai Seem cheap are often the dearest In the end. The teeth are useful for year and should not be experimented on. Go to a reliable dentist Bailey th Dentist, 31SI Psiliis Block, ' 16th and Farnam Bt. Lady attendant Phone lo. 'a CERTIFICATES OF PUBLICATION. CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION. Stat of Nebraska. Office of Auditor of Public Accounts. Lincoln. February L 190.1. It Is hereby certified that the German Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Omaha, In the state of Nebraska, has compiled with the Insurance law of this state, ap- Jllcable to such companies, and la, there ore, authorised to continue the business of fire and lightning Insurance In this state for the current year ending January 31, 1908. witness my hand and the. seal of the auditor of public accounts the day and year nrst above written. CHAKIjES WliSTUN, (8eal.) ' - Auditor Public Accounts. By H. A. BABC'OCK. Deputy. CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION. State of Nebraska. Office of Auditor of Public Accounta. Lincoln. February 1. 1902. It la hereby certified that the German American Insurance Company of New York. in the state or New vorK, nas compnea with the Insurance laws or this state, ap plicable to such companies, and la, there fore, authorised to continue the business of fire and lightning insurance In this state for the current year ending January 31, 1M3. Witness my hand and the seal of the auditor of public accounts the day and year first above written. (Seal.) Auditor Public Accounts. By H. A. BABCOCK, Deputy. , CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION. State of Nebrsska. Office of Auditor of Public Accounts, Lincoln, February 1, TOJ. It Is hereby certified that the Pennsyl vania Fire Insurance Company of Phila delphia, In the atate of Pennsylvania, has complied with the Insurance law of this state, 'applicable to such companies, and la, therefore, authorized to continue the bufl ness of fire and lightning Insurance In this state for the current year ending Janu ary 81, 1903. witness my nana ana tne seal or tne auditor of public account the day and year first abov written. (Seal.) Auditor Public Account. By II. A. BABCOCK. Deputy. LEGAL NOTlCa. NOTICE. In the circuit court of the United States for the district of Nebraska. O. Vincent Collin, Jan D. Boardman, William Wallace Clarke and George C. Williams, suing as well on their own be half a on behalf of all othera, stockhold ers of the Nebraska Loan and Trust com nanv and the Chemical National bank. against the Nebraska Loan and Trust com pany and James N. Clarke, receiver of said company. No. 146.. Doc. U. To the holder of debentures and all other persons holding or having claims against the Nebraska Loan and lrust company: In aicordance with the provisions of the decree entered In aald cause on the 18th dv of February. IM. notice Is hereby given that you and each of you are re quired to present and tile with me as spe cial master at Omaha, Neb., yojr deben tures (with an affidavit as to present own ership) and all other claims you may have against the Nebraska Loan and Trust com- uany on or Deroie Apru i, iz. UEORGii H. THUMMEL, Soaclal Master. Mch-2-9-16-23-30 NOTICE OF SALE OF RENEWAL BONDS. Proposals will be received by 8. C. Shrlg ley, the city clerk of the city of South Omaha. Nebraska, until I o'clock D. m.. March 24, I'mX for the purchase of an Issue of bonds In the sum of $140,0 00, bonds to be Issued In the denomination of 11,00000 each, bearing data of March 1, 1902, matur ing twenty yeara after date and bearing interest at the rate of 4 per cent per annum, payable aeml-annually. These are renewal Donas to ie up ana pay certain lencrnl bonds Of the city heretofore Issued and outstanding; principal and Interest of all bonds payable at tne mate rl-cal Aaencv of Nebraska. In the city of New York, N. Y. All bids must be In writing and must be unconditional and accompanied by a certified check for $4,0"00. payable to the city of South Omaha, Nebraska; pur chaser to accept and pay for said bonds within twenty days rrom aale of sale by cltv. The right Is reserved to refect any and all bids. Dated at bouth Omaha, Nebraska, March 18th. lx. M18 eta lAILWAY TIME CARD. UNION STATION lOTH AND M ARC Y. Cktcas-o. Rack Island A Paclflo EAST. Des Moines and Tim v. enport Local a 7:35 am a (:36 pre Chicago Express bll:l am a 5:0u pm Dea Molnea Local a 4:u0 urn bll:&lain Chicago Faat Exproa..a 4:36 pm a 1.2J pin us muiiis, noes is land and Chicago a 7:40 pm a 8 25 am WEST, Lincoln. Colo. Springs, Denver. Pueblo and W'eot a 1:80 pm a 4:16 pro Colorado, Oklahoma sc Texas Flyer a 1:10 pm a .Ml am Kansas City Night Ex. alO S" pm a 615 nm bt. ixuia riyer a 4.10 pin all. 15 am .a 6:10 pin Leave, .a 7:20 am minute tentral. Arrive. Chicago Express. ChlcsKO. Minneapolis Bt I'aul Limited ... a 6:10 pm a 7 50 pm a I 06 am b 7:24 am bin Xi pm Minneapolis A Bt Paul txpniM CUU.go txvrsM.. tdi.'Ji pm lAILWAY TIME CARD. Chicago A Nortkwestera. x,Th Northwestern Line." 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III. EUROPE Best tours. Lowest or Sail June 18th' and July 1st. Address Edwin Jones, 462 Putnam Ave., Brook lyn. N. Y. Tour July 1st, vistlng England, France, Belgium, 8196. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE V..I. T3,Am ..la 11n,tliMn. fl 0 New Twin-Screw s. s. of 13,000 tons register. Twin-screw Uinrlnm . Steamer iijiiuuiii Mar. 29. 10 A. M. TSr.-E.7w Rotterdam Anr. &. 10 a. m. Steamer AMSTERDAM. ...April 12, 10 A. M. street; J. 8. McNally, 1323 Farnam street: H. o Jones, iwi rarimin sirevii ujui INCeBe. r irsi nvuonsi caiis juibhs. SUGAR FREE TOM ST. CROIX Shipments from the Island After Hat- I flea flow of Treaty Will Bo Without Duty. WASHINGTON. March 22. The secretary of the treasury has received from the Dan ish minister here, through the secretary of state, n inquiry se to th proper disposi tion of sugar production In the Island of Bt. Croix during the present manufactur ing period, and whether the sugar. If stored In bonded warehouses here, would be ad mitted after tho session duty free, provided sugar from the Islands is placed on the free list. Th secretary has replied that In har mony with th decisions of the United State supreme court In th Insular case sugar shipped to this country from Bt. Croix after the exchange of ratifications of th treaty of cession would be delivered fre of duty in the absence of any provision In the treaty to the contrary, until such time as congress shall sea fit to provide otherwise. Sugars Imported from th Dan ish West Indies previous to the exchange of ratification and remaining In bonded warehouss subsequent thereto, would be entitled to withdrawal free of duty. In 1900 the sugar Imported from St. Croix Into the United States amounted to $555,718. About 16,000 acres In that Island are usually planted In can sugar. ANXIOUS 0VERWAR IN CHINA Washington Doubt Ena of Rehellloa and Fear Computation In South, era Provinces. WASHINGTON, March 22. The situation In southern China Is attracting the anxious Interest of the State department officials, who are In no mood to become again in volved in that quarter of the world. Th last advices to the department from the seat of trouble was contained In a cable gram received her from United State Consul McWade at Canton, dated March II, saying: "Viceroy reports rebellion In Kwsng-SI; almost crushed." This is not borne out by the press ad vices of later date, hence the anxiety of tbs officials. THIS It K A LTV MtHKET, INSTRUMENTS placed on record Satur day, March 22: Warranty Deeds. B. Jetler and wife to Thomaa Mr Mahon. lot 10, block 7. Jetler s I 1,400 C. H. Kelsey ana wne to 11 a. i uney. lots 12 and 16. block 1. Clifton Hill.. 1 Frank Ewers and wife to T. L. Ewera. lot 16. block 1. Clarendon add 1.SU0 P.. L. Jenkins and wife to Mary L. Fitspatrlck, w ii feet lot 6, block , Melrose Hill 400 I. K. Thomas snd huBband to T. A. Thompson, n 60 feet lot 1, block 4, Summit Res 2.500 talt Claim Deeds Willis Ind company to B. W.iRoch- ford, part tax lot 41. In 10-U-13 10 V. L. Ileed to Aetn Trust company, various lots and block In Florence. 2 J. W. Kobipson to V. L. Heed, lots 10 to 13. li. block 147: lots J.t and 2". block IIS; lots 11 and ). bio k 149; lota 12 and IS. block 1VJ. Florence.... I Emma J. Nee ley and h'Jsl and to II. ti Thomas, lot 1 and 2, bli"k 2, 1st add to Mount Douglas: lot U, block 1. Kent add I Mary H. Umn to Fmma A. Moores, lot 9. block 1, Omaha View 1 Dtesa. Sheriff to H. 8. Thomaa, tt lot L 2d add to Mount Douglas 1W Tela! amount of transfei t t.jua QUAINT FEATlItES OF LIFE. Th Atlanta Constitution the other day received the following letter: "Sur an Frend: Do the Carnage llberrary land Book teecntiL Mattbewmattlcs ,to Outside your Cltls? I want Onlle Book on Mattbew mattlcs, a I am all right on spellln an am a purty good Grammatlrlan It I do say It Mlself. I kin Bpel a . Orammarlxe but Matthewmattlc Is on too Much for Me." The enterprising theater manager In Baltimore who Introduced flock of sheep on the atage to Increase th realism of "As You Lik If got Into trouble, forthwith. No sooner had the animals rear he J the open stage than they became frightened, and, bleating and ba-alng with terror, jamrndd "rat on exit and then another. Several of them Jvmped Into the orchestra on to the heads of the disconcerted musicians. At taches, actors and musicians finally cor ralled the frightened sheep In one of the boxes. Now th manager Is looking for a "beirwether" as the sheep leader. "We rrcall an Incident." says the editor of Zlon'a Herald of Boston, "which occurred many years ago, and which was very In fluential in helping the writer to correct notion concerning the dally press. In private circle of friends, made up largely of ministers, the dally newspaper became the subject of conversation mainly of severe crlftclsm and condemnation. Among that company was a-former governor, a man of large experience In public life, able, honored and revered, and familiar for fifty active years with Journalism. Finally, after patiently listening to th criticisms, be said, gently, but firmly: 'Gentlemen, you are mistaken. The public press is Indispensable for the dissemination of Information and for the direction of public opinion. In tho main it is right and beneficent. It Is al most miraculous In Ita alertness In going to the bottom of things, and usually It is cor rect and can be trusted.' " R. W. Griswold, a miner, employed at Gray Bros.' quarry at Point San Pedro, Cal., was blown from the tide of a preci pice on which he was working by a charge of giant powder one day last week. Th man had been lowered with rope to a point on the cliff about 100 feet, from Its base and waa engaged In tamping down a stick of the explosive when the accident occurred. Griswold used an Iron crowbar In Jamming In the charge, and suddenly the explosion took place. The aide of the cliff was torn open and Griswold, In a shower of bowlders and shale, wa hurled fully, fifty feet Into the air. He fell 150 feet. trlking among th branches of a small tree and breaking through them until his body struck the ground. " Griswold' akin was terribly lacerated by th flying rock and his neck, hands and face were badly burned. He managed, however, to make bis way to the road, where he attracted the attention of Mrs. E. B. McNear, who was passing in her buggy. The woman helped the Injured man into her1 vehicle and hastily drove him to San Rafael, where friends took him In charge and removed him to San Francisco for medical treatment R. C. Davis, aged 69, who live In Hayden avenue, Columbus, O., hat Just performed the astonishing and hitherto unprecedented feat of recovering bis Ions; lost voice by the simple process of , coughing up a tooth. About eighteen year ago he began to have trouble with his . throat, which con tinued uninterruptedly until last Sunday morning. Until be first experienced this trouble eighteen year ago he was an ac complished bast singer and attained con siderable reputation in Indianapolis, where he previously lived, as a basso in church choirs. Th theory Is that th piece of tooth, which waa his own, slipped down hts throat eighteen years ago and lodged in the esophagus, Just below the larynx. It formed a pocket in that position and re mained there without materially affecting hi ability to swallow food, but produced great Irritation to the laryngeal nerves. School teachers get some curious written excuses for absence. One of them reeds: "Mister sir, my Jason bad to be late today. It la his blxness to milk our cow. She kicked Jase In the back today when he wasn't looking or thinking of her actln', so be thot his bark was broke, but It ain't. But It Is black and blue, and the pane kept him late. We would get rid of that cow If we could. This Is the fourth time she kicked Jase, but never kicked blm late before. So excuse him for me." A girl absent for half a day brought the follow ing satisfactory excuse: "Miss teecher My dotter's absents yesterday was unavod- Stearns' Electric flat and Roach Pasto and dlt out of th house. On Ingrtditnt dries tip taflr bodies, It vine; no odor. It is a safe and sure exterminator also of Mice, Water Bujs, Croton Bugs, Cockroaches and all other vermin. It has been in general use in houses, stores, hotels, factories, offices, public buildings, etc., for twenty-five years. Absolutely guaranteed. AI TI f" M Substitutes a4 Irottstlon r worthless. UAU I Ivjn. huisi s ilfiAIMl' tLtlTUU.1 Uk seihiaf MM. t&eonU a bos at Druggists and Grocers or tent direct by Express prepaid. STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE CO., Chloago, 12!. PARTS 1 to 9 The Living Animals of the World NOW READY At Trie Hee Office Price 10 cents By mail 15 cents able. Her shoes had to be half-soled, and she had a sore throte. Her konetltushun Is delikit and If she Is absent any more you raa knew that It Is en arount of unavod abel alcknest or something else." A boy absent for half a day laid the following ex planation on bis master's desk: "Dear tlr, please excuse Henry. He went" to grand papa's funeral with me this forrnoo.i. I have been promising him for Several w.eks that he might If he waa good, and he ha been very good, to I kept my word." WO.M WHO SOLICITS PATENTS. New York Ha th Oaly On of tho Class la the World. Miss Edith Griswold of New York ha demonstrated that a woman ran win auc cets as a solicitor of patent and she Is said to be wondering why other women do not follow her Into the profession, and always encourages them to do so, for. after several years' experience, the considers It eaty, profitable and interesting. Evidently, how ever, the realm of patent law Is too dry to attract women. It requires advanced tech nical knowledge In the one who practice It and thorough acquaintance with mechan ical drawing. Mia Griswold began as a draftswoman In the offlce of a friend. After aervlng a three year' appreatlceshlp In this office the opened one of her own. Patent soliciting Is an uneven business, In which long periods of Idleness alternate with "big Jobs.' But when It is known thst Miss Griswold ha sometimes made as high as $2,000 In a single month it will be seen that this profession has profit far In ad vance of those generally gained by women. Although Americana are auppoted to be so much more liberal in all matters connected with women. It Is a curious fact that three fourths of Mist Griswold! business hss come from foreigners. She hat also made a specialty of copyright and trademark law and Is an authority on both aubjects, hav ing published a very useful little brochure on tho former. Miss Griswold la se young and attractive that those who have heard of her achieve ments in such abstruse ubjects are apt to see her first with a shock of surprise. She relieves the confinement of offlce life and keeps herself n splendid phyalctl condition by long wheel spins and she escribes her power of concentrated aiyl prolonged effort largely to the aimple, comfortable, hygienic, but at the same time artistic, mode of dress which she evolved for herself and to which she has always strictly adhered. CO.H.MBIALITIES. The mothers of a Hoboken (N. J.) churcli are holding a nine days' season of prsyer for good husbands for their daughters. Incidentally the daughters are offering aux iliary petitions of their own. Much Interest, not wholly local. Is centered In the possible returns. The engagement of Princess Alice Mtrjr of Albany to the grand duke of Saxe Weimar and ElRenach Is reported from Th Hague. Princess Alice I the dauahter of the duke of Albany, Queen Victoria's tourth son. She is 19 years old. The grand duke la one of the richest men In Europe. H derives an Immense Income from estate In Holland and Silesia and Inherited a for. tune estimated at 320,000,000 from his grand mother. He waa born in 1878. Lovemaklng is to be elevated to the plan of the sciences. A college has been estab lished at Atwood, Tenn where degree will be conferred. Prof. T. J. Brooks, who has established the school, proposes to make "Doctors of Love" and "Bachelors of Hearts" of those who attend. The unique seat of love training Is known as the Col lege of Courtship. The aim of the founder Is to help all those whose amatory educa tion has been neglected. Cases have been tried In court wherein it was shown young women of a business turn have objected to taking chances on Inconstant wooers and have placed phono graphs where ,they would record protesta tions of love for use In case the swain proved fickle. Miss Daisy Mocha of Macon, Mo., did not propose to depend on any such machine-made evidence. She ha brought suit against George Parker asking $6,000 damages for breach of promise. In ' her complaint she says it was "only after long and urgent solicitation" that she promised to become the young man's wife, and In proof of this fact she will produca In court her parents, who will swear that they "were In an adjoining room and heard the Impassioned pleas of the said Parker." Evidently Miss Mocha appreciates the slang saying, "I am from Missouri. You must show me." A romance was rudely disturbed by th police at Marlon, Ind., recently, and the two principals are now languishing In Jail. Ira Hush, 31 yeara of age, was a prosperous and happy butdness man of Tonlcai III., a year ago. He had a handsome young wife, on whom he had lavished hla money and affections. In March, 1901, he employed Henna Fogle, a handsome young man, to work on one of his farms. Mrs. Hues be came Infatuated with the attractive young man, and on December 12 they eloped. The husband followed them to Hewannu, III., then to 8treator, 111., and from there to Greenville, O., and then to Marlon. The husband strolled about the streets, and was rewarded by seeing his wife and her lover enter a restaurant. A detective was notified and the pair was shadowed until they entered a rooming house, when they were arrested.
