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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, OVEMDEK 18, 1902. SPECIAL NOTICES A4frr(lmirili tar tkei b tikr, antll 12 m. far tho gvenln edition and III R:3 . an. ler aiiiilii and KiRiaf edition. Kates. 1 l-2 word Aral Insertion, In a word thereafter. Nothing: taken far laaa than) 25 for the flrat laser laa. TkMi advertlaemeate mast raa eonseeotlvely. dreesed 1a a aambered letter la para af Tho Be. Answers ae addreeaed will ha delivered nreeeatatlen f ta rhfck only. SITtATlOhS WAXTF.K. POSITION wanted a traveling salesman or collector In Nebraska. North IMatte territory preferred. Thoroughly tinder aland operating and handling of gasoline or steam engines, ateHtn threshing ma chines: In Int. unvtlilns In farm imple- ment line. Fifteen yeara' experience and can furnish beat of referenced aa to sobriety, honeaty and Integrity. State aalary willing to pay. Address, ( 7. Bee. A-M213-1S TRAVELING salesman wanta position with implement, buggy or windmill firm; ex pert In repairing Implements and wind mills: good reference. Auuress r ti, rw. A M249 27 WASTEDM A LB HELP. HUSTLING deputies wanted; men or women; aplendld contract. The Garden em, 416 Bee BMlg. li 375 WANTED, for U. 8. Army, able-bodied un- iiiHf-rled men Itetween ages of 21 and 3n, citizens of United Btatea. of good char acter and temperate habits, who can apeak, read and write KnglUh. For In formation simlv to Recruiting Officers, lth and Dodge Bta., Omaha, and post- offlce bulldintf JLInouln. Neb. p-u-.ii GOOD messengers wanted; high salaries. A. u. T. CO., ?u a. win oi. p ""- WANTED Competent stenographer; man familiar with snippmg Duaineea y re i-r Addreas. 1 ,7, llee. B-MtM l'RINTKR . WANTED, alnglo man; state experience and wage wanted. Chronicle, Centervllle, la. B M IS WANTED, men to learn barber trade. All advantages until competent without limit in ilmo Htpariv nractice. expert Inatruc- tlona. SDlendld facilities. Hundreds of graduates to recommend our system. Cnll FOR RENT, the building formerly occu or write. Moler Barber College, 15l plod by The Bee at li Farnam St. It has Douglas street. B M289 20 WANTED, drivers for railroad work. Hall Grading company, Tostevln st. and South ave., uiuncii aiuns. u SALARY or commission to aell famous jlu burner, an electric light on kero sene lamp; million In use; sample by mall, 60 cents; Illustrated literature free. Monarch Novelty Co., 315 N. W. bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. B M4M l -SALESMEN WANTED. . i EVERYWHERE, to sell I-ambert Type- writers. Monroe Co., sii in. iem ni., Omaha. 4-ja WANTED, exoerlnnced salesman to renre- aent ia manufacturer of large lines of I overalls, rants, shirts, duck coats, etc.. for the territory of Nebraska. Address the Cedar Falls Mfg. Co., Cedar Falls, la. - M tIJ in M ANTED FEMALE HELP. 1U9 Girls. Call Canadian office. 15th A Dodge. V 404 U1RU for general housework. 2WJ9 Pierce atreet. w w WANTED, student nurse at South Omaha . hospital. WANTED, girl for general housework In small family, m a. am ai. v-iM WANTED.- Swedish or German girl for general housework; small family; good wages. Call at U6 B. 3ita at. C Ml WANTED, competent girl for general housework: aood wages: no washing. Mrs. K. S. Hall, 2416 Farnum. C M420 18 W'ANTUD, a ftood girl for general . house work. Apply siat foppieioit Ave. C 4M COMPETENT girl for general housework wanted. . 1&2& Bo. 26th til. c 440 l! WANTED Olrl to do general houaework In family or tnree; gooa wages. Mrs. Blmeral, 07s N.- 2ath ave, C M471 FOR REST HOl'SES. TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage Co.; office, IjIIVs Farnam, or Tels. l.9-m3. U 4o Uni 1CCC In a" parts of city. The O. nUUJtJ jo, Davis Co.. but Bee Bldg. U loo S-ROOM modern, near High school. 327.60. ( room nouse, Jtia ana i naries, iai.oo, . Inh. 2MS Cap. Ave. Tel. 57X Roblson. D 4S1 SEE PAYNE, BOSTW1CK & CO. for choice houses, eui-3 N. 1. Life Bldg. Tel, lol 6 D 461 MAGUARD Van & Storage Co. Takl lAUO scat ii D 469 &3b BURT, 9 rooms, modern, nice lawn. Darn. 221s N. 19th, 9-room, modern, $20.00. 2220 N. J9ih, 9-ro.-m, modern, $2o.w. W. FARNAM SMITH CO., 1320 Farnam St. - D 795 FOR RENT Two nice 9-room houses; all modern, except furnace: nrst-clasa r. pair. and good neighborhood; $18 and $20 per month. Inquire C. M. Bachmann, 434 raxion jjioca. i MsTl HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt, Barker block. . u wo HOUSES., G. O. Wallace, Brown Block. D4! $J3 1005 Park. Ave., g rooms; modern, ex cept lurnace. $232703 Wool worth, $ rooms, all modern; new, economical lurnace. $144102 Nicholas Bt, 7 rooms, city water. lurnaoe, aiaora. $1 19o7 Plnkney. ( rooms, modern. t7.&o 2o8 8. 4Ut. 7 rooms, rlty water, gas. $lb 33J Manderson, 7 rooms, all modern. furnace. $. .-' Capitol Ave., .3 rooms, modern. lurnace. $7 42"4 Hamilton St., 6 rooma, city water. we nave outers, call ana get list. R. C. PETERS & CO., Oround Floor. Bee Building. D 842 FOR RENT, one 9-room house, with (aa. water and sewer: just been placed in first-class repair; in good location. C. M. Bachmann, 4J-37 I'axiou block. D 179 t7t 9 room modern house. 472 N. 39th at. 3Ji 9-room taodarn house. 423 N. 3Ulh St. IM 9-room modern house, 2-4S N. 19th St. it s-room modern house, :uj N. Koth Ht. I1& 9-room modern house, 4oi9 Dodge St. 112 S-room modern hound. 4tt!l Farnam Ht. BREN NAN-LOVE CO.. 3o9 8. LITH BT. D M211-13 i . , I. i. i i . i . SEVERAL dlslrable houses: special prices lor winter, r . u. v eao, ibi iMugias hi. FOR RENT, forty acres in the city Imllts of South Omaha: ssiall house, excellent place for feed yard. The Omaha Realty company, ljui uouxiaa Bt.. upstairs. D-129 EIGHT-ROOM. aas. bath, laundry, fur nace; not basement plun. $Ju. Keys 2001 tapuol ave., adjoining. D M241 Is 3-ROOM cottage. 24 Bancroft. D M338 19 $44 BO. 3D ST.. 4-room flat. $10 no. Wm. K. Putter. Receiver, Mi Brown Block. D M361 FOR RENT. good, convenient 3-room cot tage, near In; low rent for winter. In quire tki? N. 19th st. D M4U la ELEGANT s-room house, all modern. $35 per muiun: water tree. 410 N. kvi st. D M470 19 215 N. Uth st , 7 rooma. all modern. $13.00 Wl jacafcon si., 1 r, an modern, iis.uu. 33J0 N. tti ave.. 10 r., all modern; ele rant. ti.'M. t-'lfv Burt at.. S r., modern, except furnace, t K lltl l:i Wirt at.. 10 r , all modern, hot water heat. barn. 327 .60. ith and Taylor ats., 4 r . well water, $10.40. 4 'la lUrnrv at., a r.. all mtxiarn. 112 im. 2S17 N. 2'th st., 6 r., all modem flat, serohd noor. 1ii.n1. . We have others. Come and see us. l.lat your houaea with us for rent. We have the tenants. Payne Investment Comptiiy, 1st floor N. V. L bl.lg. TeL 17M, . ' 1-Mt S) FOR REST HOISBS. 2204 MAPLE 8TREET Eight room, $?0. l 1? FOR RC1T Kt RNISIIRD ROOM. DEWEY European Hotel, 13th and Farnam. b II PER WEEK-422 8. 18th St.. one block south of court house. L 4o AETNA HOUSE. European, 13th and Dodge. mm KOVAMlOTEl,, European. lMh Chicago. E 4X HANDSOME steam heated room. 190 Capl E Ml tol Avo. ROOMS for light housekeeping. How. ira. r. Mai u-ir L. M. E. haul trunki. Telephone 7. E-MX60 THE FAR NAM 19th and Fsrnam streets. L MS7T STEAM HEATED room?, Ill) per month. Barker Hotel, 13th and Jonea Bta. DESIRABLE rooma; walking d lata nee; flrst-claa location. 22.4 Farnam. K MJ10 18' 3 ROOMS for light houaekeeplng. 1112 So. 11th atreet. . E M271 BOl'TH front alcove room, modern.- ?:0 Harney. J6 M4.S CENTRAL, a team heat, furnlahed room. t. K M444 18 220 N. 23d FRONT room, modern, $2 per week. 117 Webster. js na I'm Fl RMSHKD ROOMS AKD BOARD. MERR1AM, comfortable winter home. Tel K Fl'RNlBHED rooms, wlta or without board. rates reasonable. Midland Hotel, Kin ana Chicago. io TWO gentlemen desired. 609 S. 25th Ave. F-M189 UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport, rooms with board. ateam heat. i FOR RESIT STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT, store In first-class location; rem reaaonaoie. Appiy n. v. rciois m Co., ground floor. Bee Bldg, 1tM four stories and a basement which waa formerly uaed as The Bee press room, This will te rented very reasonably, It interested apply at office to C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room iw. Bee building. 1 il SPLENDID 3-story bldg.. with concreted basement and two skyngnts in roor. ijh Howard Bt. f. u. weaa.- i-kiu WANTED, tenant to share large pffleea on the ground floor or N. X. Ute iJHig. in surance man preferred. Apply 1301 Doug- laa St., uprtalrs. 1 Z40 CENTRAL, arocerv. drug., meat market. witn nxtures: aiso line launary, wun steam beat and power. Tlrard, 220 N. 23d. 1 Mb AGE1TS WASTED. WANTED, canvassing agents In every county to solicit subscriptions to tub TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. Hteadv employment, with assured good In come. Agents in the country with horse And buggy especially desired. Canvasser make eaully ttt to 1100 per month. Ad dress, Oenury Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Bee building, omana. m 1,000 AGENT8 wanted to sell desirable old- line insurance ror tne targeat company In the world of Its age; no special con tract laairs or leg puuers jieea apply. We sell the beat contract ever written: good territory and commissions given to good, reliable men. Call on or write to George J. Crane, Superintendent Western Department. 318 First Nat'l Bank Bldg., Omaha, reo. j.-Mis ua DESIRABLE STORE ROOM. 1615 Howard St., across street from W. R Bennett Co. a entrance to barn. Room Is in flrst-claas repair and has good, light basement: 160 per month. , GEOR'JE & COMPANY, ! Farnam Bt. 4 m m 23 WANTED Lady and gentlemen canvass ers; useiui nouaenoia articles; good. prontable sellers;, no fakes. Dommersnas at isnam, rra iuicago ispera iioue, ini cago. J M325 IS WASTED TO RENT. WANTED, a large, well furnished room with private family, In house paving mod trn conveniences, by a quiet, single gen tleman wun Dest oi reierences, iocauon within walking distance of poatoftice pre ferred. Address D 24, Bee. K 162 18 STORAGE. OM. Van Stor. Co., 15014 Farn. Tels. 1559-863. 933 VANS and baggage wagons. Tel. 1196. 114 WASTED TO BUY. WANTED to buy, old lumber. S. T. Camp. N-&46 19 bell. Black-1123. WILL pay cash for food second-hand lee. N M6 23 piano. Address O 25, FOR SALE FIRS ITXiHJi. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodgs. TeL goal pew ana seconanana, oougni, sola, exchanged. O 471 FOR SALK HORiKi, WAOOSS, ETC. NEW and secondhand vehicles for sale cheap, li. Frost, inn ana Leavenworth. P-472 FOR BALE or trade, thoroughbred white Arabian stallion, weignt 1,100 pounas, aged 7- yeara. Ogden Livery, Council Blurts. P-M235 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. NEW and 2d-hand typewriters. 1119 Farnam SECONDHAND Remington typewriter. U. P. headquarters, telegraph department. Q 146 ! FOR 8ALE. phonographs, superior to any other musical Instrument , fo up. Tne Wtttmann Co.. 1621 Farnam. , Q 474 EDISON phonographs. $10,' t and 33u; moulded records, hue each or 35 Per dos. ; .new wheels, $16 up; Mhand, 35 up. Omaha Bicycle Co., Kth and Chicago Sts. " , Q 475 FOR SALE, a pair of Imported Mexican j hairless dogs. Address k. , tide. FENCE LATH for qalck shipment, crib bing, combination ladders, sul Douglas. Q-M473 INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. Q 479 loO 8TYLE8 truaaea: cataloaiua free. Sher man A Mcconnell Drug Co., itn ana Dodge, Omaha. Q 477 2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam. W 4 SECONDHAND billiard and Pool tables billiard tables repaired: a large stock of cneau bar nxtures, cigar counters, etc. The Hrunswick-Balke-Collender Co.. 407-9 8. loth. Q-MSrt 30 CHOICK milch rows. 6 Shetland vonles. 8. T. Campbell, 4213 center. Thone Black- U23- Q 734 N1& PIANO for sale or trade; want honae and oiiggy. u gt, nee. g-Mtw )1T f LAIRVOVAKTS. MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 1614 Ca i 8t I MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist. 311 8. 15. ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. I MME. SMITH, baths. 111 N. 16. 3d floor. R. t. T-39 D6 Duval, manicuring. 621 8. Kth. 3rd floor X At .5,4 L 1 MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124 N. LMh, R. 7. Ja4J LUt GHA'""' O HRYAN of Kentucky. TX 8. ISth. I 44D11 PERSONAL. DR. ROT, chiropodist: corns and superflu ous nair rtmovM py electricity, it. i Frenser block. U Wl V1AVI, Wninant War to Health. Horn treatment. Booklet free. 346 I'm Bliig., Omaha. U 42 GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale ana reiall. Collins I'lano Co., la Lxiugiaa. U 43 RT PTI RB CI RED No knife, no pain, no detention from b'islneas. Scnil for bongiei, etc. KM PI H K RI 'PTl'RE CURE CO., EI N. Y. Life Bldg.. Omaha. V 45 DR. H. M. JACKSON, specialist In rhronlc diaeascs, 1d"6 Farnam St. Consultation free. , V 43 PRIVATE hospital before and during con finement; bablea boarded and adnpiea. Mrs. Oardels, E34 Lake. Tel. Red-1KS4 PRIVATE hospital before and during Con- pnement: nrat-claas In every respect bablea adopted. Ir. U L. Miller, 23"4 Blondo St. 'Phone F-U82. U M42 N28 BARGAINS, entire stock diamonds, watch- ea, jewelry, in pawn at mortgaged, nan orlce. Diamond Loan Oltlce, llth & Douglas I U M54s N2 WE RENT sewing machines at 75c per weea. we repair and sell parts lor any macnine manurartured. NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., Phone 16H3. Corner 15th and Harney 8ts. m Broadway, Council Bluffs. 'Phone B-il8. US North 24th Bt, Bo. Omaha. 'Phone 4.. Li tB JJ1 TELEPHONE 780 for L. M. E. messengers. U-M851 HEADUUARTER8 for . Edison phono. graphs and Victor talking machines and records. Nebraska Cycle Co., Cor. ISth. and Harney Bts. U MS47 22 PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and during confinement: babies adopted. 27o2 I Bo. wtn st. Mrs. Fisher. Tel. F-3213. U-M1S2 22 ELITE PARLORS, CIS 8. 16th St., 2d floor. U 437 U15 MOSEY -TO I.OAW REAL ESTATE. PER CENT on business property, S per cent on residence property. Options to pay whole or part any time. W. B. MEIKLE, 401 8. 15TH Pt. W 489 MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha, real eatate. .urennan-Love Co., so a. i3in. W-T490 4 TO S P. C. money. Bemis, . Paxton Blk. - W 41 FARM and -city loans. low rates. W. H. Thomas, First Nat. bank Bldg. Tel. 1648. W 4J FIVE PER CENT loans. Farnam. Garvin Bros., 1604 . ,W 4! PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas. V 4U4 WANTED, city loans and warrants. W, Farnam Bmlth & Co., 1320 Farnam street. W 465 WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 17V2 f arnam bi., isee mag. w ire WANTED, 35.000 loan on first-class real es tate security. Inquire Blixt & Lovgren, room 4.:t-i faxton diock. w mizs MOKEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY WHEN you And it necessary to borrow give us a trial, after which we will, by talr treatment, attempt to retain your patronage. We loan from $10 up on fur niture, pianos, live stock, etc. We also make loans to SALARIED PEOPLE without mortgage or endorser. We do not deduct interest In advance; we charge nothing for making or tiling papers and our service la quick and confidential. We Always try to please our patrons. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., ' llfi Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 22.15. lEstabllshed 192.) 06 South 16th Bt. s$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$ MONEY TO LOAN ' . . 3 I ON FURNITURE AND SALARIES. 310 to 3500 loaned on FURNITURE. $ PIANOS, ETC., and to salaried ' people 3 at very lowest rates and lor any length t $ of time, without publicity or removing $ I $ the property. Payments can be made $ 1 t t ault vour convenience. $ $ Call and get our terms before going $ ! elsewhere, ' $ RELIABLE CREDIT COMPANY, 3 Room 303, Third Floor, Paxton Block. $ $ $ $ 1 1 It I M If I I 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 $ A OW BORROW MONEY WHERE you can get It on FURNITURE, PIANOS, rlOKBb.9, WAGONS, COWS. ETC. I also on SALARIES. WHERE you get It on short notice and without publicity, WHERE you pay for only the time money fa In use. WHERE you can return It on easy weekly or wuiuiuy JByiuiiiB. WHERE you get the lowest rates. WHERE can you do better? PHOENIX CREDIT CO., 833 Paxton Blk. 16th and Farnam Sts. X-308 LARGEST BUSINESS 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 Trade Bldg. . 4S MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock. Jewelry, to salaried people, r oley Loan. CO.. duc. to Liun ureen, s uaraer diock. X 502 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew elry, horses, cows, etc. c. r. Keea, m h is. JL 003 MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried people; business connoentiai; lowest rates, 614 paxton diock. i ne j. a. jiuuon 10. X 497 Bt'SINESS CHASCES. FOR SALE, drug stock, clean and In good condition; beat location in town ot s.uuu; would trade It for real estate; I have other buelneaa and cannot attend to it. Address O 1. Bee. Y M213 FOR BALE, drug stock and fixtures In good county seat town In northern fta- braska. Address O 13. care Bee. Y-346 21 FOR SALK. We will sell our stork of general mdse., will Invoice about 32,000.00; will sell or rent building, upper story to live In. These are good and easy terms; will explain reasons for selling In first letter. Address U 12, Bee. Y 344 22 WHEN you want to buy. Sell or exchange your buainess or property quick see J. 11. Johnson, K43 N. Y. Life. Y-Mwtt WANT to buy. sell or trade a business? Oo see Wilson, Warnes A Co., 417 to 419 rsxion diock. x xu TO GET In or out of business call on Wil liams. Room 411. McCague building. Y-604 FOR BALE, or trade, Improved printing and engraving plant in ei. ixuia, wun paying business, $3,500 cash, or $2.ouo and Improved rami. Artnur Alexander, oz Pine st.. St. Louis. Y-414 17 $3,000 GROCERY STOCK, one of the best In city, $76 to $! dally sales; 111 health com pels sale; liberal discount; rare oppor tunity, j. ii. jonnson, M. 3, Lire. Y-M429 19 FOR SALK. SMALL BANK, only one In live eastern Nebraska town, paying prop osition; information coundeniial. J. 11, Johnson, N. Y. Life. Y 4S3 FOR SALE or trade for Nebraska or Kan sas land or will take In good partner, new. bo-bbL plan sKter mill In southern Nebraska. Address o 22. Omaha Bee. Y-4til 19 FOR BALE Hardware and Implement stock; Invoice $3.6tA; well located In eaat Nebraska. T, M. Cllne, 12a O at.. Lin coln, Csuo. T MIS 25 r on ualc ttooming nouse. as rooms. steam heat, fine location: a snap thla week. T. M. Cllne, iSit O St.. Uncoln, NfD. T M4W 26 OSTEOPATHY. OH). E. A ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths. suite tuft, jx. t. uii tiiug. lei. lest. -91$ MRS GRACE TIBDALE DEEGAN, 633 Bee BMC.. U 3Ms - J FOR BALK REAL ESTATE. FOR BARGAINS In real estate are W. C. CHISSLLL, loli Jones St. 'Phone 1721. KE M4 D15 WELL hullt It-r. house, on fine lot and beautiful location. inquire 1411 Vinton. Nil HOUSES and lota In all parta of city; also era property and farm nuns, nw u. r. Da via Co., Room 652, lice Hid. RE 610 WILLIAMSON CHARLES E.. 1203 Farnam atreet. RE-nt W ILLIAM C. CHIPPELL no longer repre- aenta In any capacity the George P. Bemls neai t.mate Co. George l. Hernia, I'res. KL-Mbl FOR SALK. t TOO fit ft No. front on Jackson, near S6th t 7T0 N. W. cornet 84th and Jackaon. 6xl32 i &n 4t ft., k. front on Lowe ave.. nr. Hurt. Ilium N. W. Cor. Ixiwe av. and Burt: 47x140 I n 4S ft., weat front, on 14th, near Dorcas i 376 N. K. corner th and Decatur. tiSv-n ft. N. front on Blondo. bet. 35 A 3. $ 3-0 N. E. Cor. Franklin and 82d.; 4?H by 127 o.-4hj xeet. front on sin. near wancrolt. UrtlAHA KtAL 1 I 1 Ml lHJUlLAb. RE M 547 t KELSEY'8 wall paper, 17th and Douglas. t'none ibiw. nis iS GREAT BARGAIN. I-ROOM HOUSE near 17th and Charles St. at a great bargain; make us an offer. Bemls, Paxton block. - RE MS56 SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK A CO. for choice bargains. 801 N. Y, Ute Bldg. Tel. 10l. RE 60S RANCH and farm lands for sale by the l.nion racinc itaiiroaa company, u. A. McAlleater, land commissioner. Union Pa cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. KB-cue FORTY-TWO acres, four miles N. E. of P. O.; fine garden land, 4.5"0. w. T. Ora ham. Bee Bldg. RE 456 23 88xl0 ON Dewey Ave., near 26th Ave., south front, 3.00. Makes two 44-foot lots. W. H. UAThS, 617 N. T. Life. 'Phone 1294 RE 456 IS A VACANT HOUSE The house at 2308 Michigan Ave, is now vacant and in very good condition. It la ready to move tight Into and the price Is only $13.50. For a house In a location like this one is, convenient tor sireet car men or for those who wlah to save car fare, it Is the best bargain we have had on our lists this year. It might pay you to look at It. The terms can be made satisfactory. A. r. Il KBl VIM WJIN, 444-445 Board of Trade. RE 457 17 DO YOU WANT TO . SELL A FARM? If von want to aell a farm or ranch, tell the farmers and stockralsers about it. The best way to reach them Is through THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. This agricultural weekly goes to 35.000 homes of farmers and stockralsers. so If you have a good piece of land to sell at a reasonaoie price you ougni to nnu a Duyer among them. The cout of an ad is small 2 cents per word. THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER OMAHA, NbB. RE 604 LOST. LOST, a diamond stud. Return to Dr. Wearne. Paxton Block, ward. and receive re- Lost 277 17 LOST, great Dane dog. black. Reward to any one giving information tnat win lead to conviction ot Cog stealer. Tel. 104. Loat M443 18 SHORTHASD AKD TYPEWRITISG. GREGG 8. H Touch. T. W., Bus. Branches, Teleg. cat. iree. um com. col., II ft Doug A. C VAN BANT B ICBOOl. 717 N. Y. Life. 513 BOYLES college, Court reporter principal. N. X. Lite. 014 NEB. Business ; Shorthand College, Boyd's Theater. bio LAW ASD COLLECTIOSS. ST1LLMAN PRICE, 23 U. 8. N l Bk. Bid. 035 NEB. COLLECTION CO., 306 N. Y. life. 736 Dl NEW HNOW-CHURCH CO.. 401-403 N. Y. Ufa bldg., attorneys and collectors every where. 433 M ASI FACTT RISG. P. MELCHOIR, 13th and Howard, ma 616 chlnlst OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. makes a spe cialty or nre escapes, snuiiers, aoors ana safes. G. Andreen, Prop., 102 So. 10th St 617 MEDICAL. LADIES' Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pius are tne best; sare; rename, ran do atner. gena vc, stamps, tor parucuiara ''Relief for Ladles in letter by return mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester Chemical Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. TRUNKS AMD BA6GAGB. TWIN CITY EXP. "Phone 1717. 606 8. 16th. 923 THE DEPOT on time. L. M. E. WARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO.. cleans cesspools ana vauns, removes garDags and dead animals at reduced prices. B1 N Utb, Tel. 1779. 919 JPRISTMG. WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Linotype Composition. 611 Bo. 13th. wis PATENTS. H. J. COWGILL No fees unless success ful. 318 B. lata at., oman a let ivas. 243 ALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bala Tie Co., dl North 13th. FLORISTS. BULBS, cut flowers and plants. Hender son, Tel. 12U. li r arnsm Bt, ununi. 929 AUTOMOBILES. ELEC. automobiles. Derlght, 1119 Farnam. a LAINDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 8c: collars 2c; cuffs. 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. TeL A-l.(4. 9M CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repalrlm promptly aiienaea to. j. 1, ucnutree, 2oth and Lake streets. 4,0 TYPEWRITERS. WHY pay more? Lambert. $26; superior to liou macnines. sent on approval. Monro A Co., all N. 16th St.. Omaha. M4 HORSES WIXTERKD. WANTED, horses t winter. 4213 Center St. Tel. Black-1123. 34 19 TICKET BROKERS. CUT RATE railroad tlcksta everywhere P. H. fbllbin, 15o Farnaio. 'Phone TM. KJPERT ACCOI'3ITAXT. PRIVATE lesson. In bookkeeping, etc. G. R. Rathbun, Room 15, Com I Nat. bank. 92H Ft R DRRS9IXO. O. R, GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 S. ltth. M7 PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Ixsn Offloet reliable, Ing; all business confidential. irrommodnt 13kl Douglas. Ml KLECTRICAL REPAIRING, THOS. DURK1N. Tel. 244. electrio light wiring. S36 Do STAMMERING AXD STl TTERIMG. CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramie Bldg. K SIDEWALK BRICK. OMAHA Hydraulic Press Brick Co, 216 jew york Lire. 'I'hone wo. zo 23 TAILORING. LADIES' JACKETS made, altered and re- modeled. Joe touaen, 1411 Farnam St. Miwn STOVES REPLATED. GOLD, silver and nickel plating. Omaha Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. 2635. Ml GOVERNMENT NOTICES. CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE Omahe, Neb.. October 21, 19i2. Sealed pro posals. In triplicate, mill be received here and at the offices of Quartermasters at sta tions named, until 10 a. m.. central time. November tl. iW. and then onened. for furnishing wood nnd bituminous coal at Fort Niobrara, Neb., and Fort Reno, Okl. ropoaala for delivery at other points will be entertained. U. 8. reserves right to re ject or accept anv or ail proposals, or any part thereof. Information furnished on ap plication here, or to Quartermasters at sta tions named, envelopes containing pro posals should be marked "Proposals for . and addressed to undersigned or Quartermnaters aa stated above. JNO. W. PULLMAN, Chief Q. M. ltd 23 24 25 27 N18 19 CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE Omaha. Neb.Oct 20, 1902. Sealed propos als, In triplicate, subject to the usual con ditions, will be received at thla office, until 10 a. m., central standard time. November 20, 1902, for furnishing materlnl and labor In construction of a frame Quartermas ter's stable at Fort Crook. Neh. Full In formation furnished on application to this office, where plans and specifications may oe seen, or lo tne Quartermaster. Fort 'rook. Proposals to be marked "Propos- ls for Stable." and addressed to JNO W. PULLMAN. Chief Quartermaster.! 6t D2C-27-28-26-30 N 17-19. PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES Office Chief Quartermaster. I)enve Colo.. Nov. 17, 19o2. Sealed proposals, in triplicate. will be received here until 11 a. m., Dec. S, 19u2, for furnishing forty cavalry horses reoulred at Fort Mackensie. Wyoming. Horses to be in accordance with specifica tions in circular of instructions to bidders, which, will be furnished, together with blank proposals, on application to this of fice. U. 8. reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes containing proposals hould be marked "Proposals for Cavalrv Horses" and addressed Lt. Col. J. W. POPE. Chief Q. M. 6td 17 18 19 S) D5 rosTorncE notice. (Should be read DAILY by all Interested. as changca may occur at any time.) Foreign malls tor the week ending No vember 8, 11102, will close (PROMPTLY In It caatu) at the general poatottice us fol lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close one hour earlier than closing time shown be low. Parcels Post malls for Germany close at 5 D. m. Monday, per a. s. Kronnrln Wm. ; Tuesday, per s. s. Deutschland, and Friday, per a. s. Pretoria. Regular and supplementary mails close at foreign station half hour later than clos ing time shown below (except that supple mentary mails for Europe and Central America, via Colcn, close one hour later at foreign station). Tranaatlaatle Maila. TUESDAY At 4:30 a. m. for EUROPE, per n. a. nruiiynui v iiiieiin-, via riymoum, Cherbourg and Bremen; at fc:30 a. m. for ITALY direct, per s. a. Cltta dt Torino (mail must be directed "per s. s. Cltta dl Torino"). WEDNESDAY' At 4:30 a. m. for EUROPE, per s, s. lieutseniantl', via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg (mall for Ire land must be directed "per s. s. Deutsch land");' at 5 a. m. for 1REIAND, per s. s. Oceanic, via Queenstomn (mall for other parts of Europe must be directed "per s. s. Oceanic"); at 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE, per s. s. Philadelphia, via Southampton. THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE, WiiiS.KlArU, ITALY, hl'Al.N, PORT UGAL, TURKEY. EGYPT, GREECE. BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAR. QUEZ, per s. s. La Touralne, via Havre (mall for other parts of Europe must be directed "per 4. s. La Touralne ). SATURDAY At 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE. per s. s. l.ucanla, via Queenstown; at 1 a. m. for ITALY direct, per s. s. Trave (mall must be directed ''per a. s. Trave"); at 7:30 a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct. per s. s. Amsterdam tman must be dl' rected "per s. s. Amsterdam"); at ( a. m for BELGIUM direct per s. a. Vaderland (mall must be directed "per s. s. Vader land"); at 11 a. m.' tor vlismauk direct, per s. s. Hekla (mall must be directed "per s. s. Hekla"). PRINTED MATTER. ETC. This steamer takes printed matter, oommercial papers and samples for Germany only. The same class ot mall matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship un less i.ectall directed by It After the closing of the supplementary transatlantic mails named above, addi tional supplementary malls are opened on the piers of the American, English, French and German steamers. an remain open until within ten minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. Malls for Sontn and Central America Most Indies, Etc. TUESDAY At 7 s. m. for ARGENTINE URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per s. a British Monarch: at 7 a. m. for NEW' FOUNDLAND direct, per s. s. Rosalind at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m l for CENTRAL AMERICA (except Costa t-M.t, .n HllITTM 1 A ( ' 1 U'TC UAUTa nuM e. s. reguranca, via loion (letter mall for Guatemala must be directed ' per a Beguranca"); at 6:30 p. m. for JAMAICA, jier s. s. Admiral Dewey, from Boston. WEDNESDAY At 9:30 a. m. for PORT AU PRINCE. AUX CA YES and JACMEL. per s. a. Crotla (mall for other parta of Haiti must be directed ' per s. s. Crotla ) at 12 m. (supplementary 12:30 p. m.) for BAHAMAS, per s. s. Antllla (mall must b directed "per a. a. Antllla"); at 11:30 p. m. for JAMAICA, per s. s. Admiral Sampson, from Philadelphia. THURSDAY At $ a. m. for CUBA, YUCA TAN CAMPECHE. TABASCO and CHI APAS, per s. s. Havana (matt for other parts of Mexico must be directed "per s. s. Havana ; at s a. m. ror MKA7.il., per a. a iieveuus, via rernamouco, Bahla and Rio Janeiro (mail for North ern Braxll. Argentine, Uruguay and Para guay must De directed ' per s. s. Heve 11 us ); at 12 m. (supplementary 12:30 p. m for BAHAMAS and 8ANTI AGO. per a. i Yucatan; at 12 m. for BARBADOS and NORTHERN BRAZIL, per a. s. Hubert via Para and Mangos; at 12:30 D. m. (sun plementary 1:30 p. m.) for LEEWARD and WINDWARD INLANDS. BRITISH DUTCH and FRENCH GUIANA, per a. a. Korona. FRIDAY At 10 a. m. for BT. MARC, PORT AU PRINCE, AUX CAYF.g and JACMEL. per a. a. Prtns Willem IV (mall for other parta of Haiti, Curacao, Venesuela. Trini dad, British and Dutch Guiana must be directed "per a. s. rnns Willem IV") at 12 m. for MEXICO, per s. s. Matansaa via Tamplco 'mall must be directed "pel s. s. Matansaa"); at 12:30 p. in. for IN A QUA and HAITI, per a. a Paloma; a 7 p. m. lor r ul nuland. per a Buenos Ayrean. from Philadelphia. SATURDAY At 3 a. .m. for BERMUDA per a. s. Pretoria; at 9 a. m. for PORTO RICO, per a. s. iumo: at a. m. (sup plementary :au a. m.j ior t.uitACAO an VENEZUELA, per a. a. Maracalbo (mail for Ha vanuia and cariageiia must be dl rected "per s. s. Maracalbo"); at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary io:vo a. m.) for FORTUNE IBLANU. JAMAICA. HAVA NILLA, CARTAGENA and ORKYTOWN per s. a. Aiiegnany (man for ( osta Rlci must be directed "per a. s. AUeshanr "I at 1 a. m. for CUBA, per a. 8. Mexico. via Havana. Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at thla omce dally st :J0 p. m. (connectln close her every Mondiy, Wrdnesdsy'aad POSTOI I It E NOTIl K. Sattrday. Mails for Mliiucton, by rill to Boston, and t nam's by steamer, close at hls ofr)r dslly nt 6 :S"j p. m. .Malls for Culm, by rail to Port Tampa, Via., and thence by steamr. cloae Ht thla office dally, except Thursday, at Ti-.tO a. m. (Ihfl cwnt'f tluc dotes are made on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays!. Mulls fir Mexico City, overland, unless epciiilly addressed for dispatch by stenmer. close at this office daily. ecept Sunday, at 1.30 p. m bi .I 11:30 p. in . Sundays at 1 p m. and ll.. p. in. ia!i for Costa Rica. Bellt". I'mrto Cortes anil letter mail for Guatemala, by rail to New Or leans, nnd thence oy steamer, cloae at thla office dally, except Sunday, at 1:30 p. m. and U:i p. m., Sundays at l p. m. and 11:30 p. m. (connecting closes here Mondaya at 11:30 p. m. for Bellse, Puerto Cortes and letter mall for Guatemala, and Tuesdays at '11:30 p. m. for Costa Rica). Registered mail closes at 6 p. m. previous day. Iraaaparlfle Malls, Mails for Hawaii, Japan, China and spe cially addressed matter for the Philip- Jilne Islands, via San Francisco, cloae iere daily at 6:30 p. m. up to November 20th, lncinalve, for dispatch per s. s. Hong Kong Maru. Malls for Australia (except West Austrnlla, which la forwarded via Europe) New Zea land, Fiji, Samoa and Hawaii, via San Francisco, close here dally at :30 p. m. after November and up to November 22, Inclusive, foi dispatch per s. s. Ven tura. (If the Cunard steamer carrying the British mall for New Zealand does not arrive In time to connect with this dispatch, extra malls closing at 5:30 a. m., 9:30 a. m. and 6:30 p. m.; Sundays at 4-30 a. m., 9 a. m. and 3:3o p. m. will be made up and forwarded until the arrival of the Cunnrd steamer.) Malls for China an" japan, via Van couver and Victoria, B.C., close here dally at 6'80 p. m. up to November 25, Inclu sive, for dispatch per a. s. Empress of China (registered mall must be specially addressed. Merchandise for V. 8. Agency at Shanghai cannot ba forwarded via Canada). Malls for the Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to November 2S. Inclusive, for dis patch per U. 8. Transport. Malls for Hawaii, China. Japan and Philip pine Islands, via Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to November 2H, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. China. Mails for Hawaii, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to December 1. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Ala meda. Malls for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to December ''l, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Mariposa. Malls for China and Japan, via Tacoma, clone here, dally at t:w p. m. up to De cember 1, inclusive, for dispatch per s. Ol.vmpla. Malls for Australia (except West Ana. tralla, which goes via Europe, and New Zealand, which goes via San Francisco), and FIJI Islands, via Vancouver and Vic toria. K. C close here dailv at 6:30 p. m. after November 22 and up to December , Inclusive, for dispatch per 8. s. Aorangi. Transpacific malls are forwarded to port or sailing aatiy ana tne scneauie or cioaing Is arranged on the presumption or tneir uninterrupted overland transit. Regis tered mnll closes at 6 p. m. previous day, CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster. Postofflce, New York. N. Y., Nov. 14. 1H02. AllWAV TIME CARD. NION STATION IOTII AND iH ARCY". Chicago, Rock Inland A Pacific. EAST. Leave. Arrive. rhleaa-o Dayliaht L't'd..a 6:00 am a 6:45 am Chicago Duyllght Local. a 7:00 am a 9:36 pro Chicago Express bll:15 am a 6:06 pm To Moines Express a 4:30 pm bll:.Vl am Chicago Fast Express. ..a 6:35 pm a 1:26 pm WEST. Rocky Mountain L't'd .a 6:50 am a 4:53 am Lincoln, Colo. Springs, lienver, i-ueoio auu West a- 1:30 pm a 6:00 pm Colo., Texas, Cal. and Okianoma iyer a :m pm aj.:w pm Chicago Jk Northwestern. The Northwestern Line." Fast Chicago Mall Local Sioux City... fjayllght 8t Paul... Daylight Chicago... a 3:40 am a 7:00 am .a :nu pm a 8:30 am 6:10 am a 3:50 pm .a 7:33 am alo:25 pm .8:00 am all :20 pm .al0:5o am a 6:10 Dm Local umcago Ixcal Carroll ..a 4:00 pm a 9:50 am' Fast Chicago.,, a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm IJmtVed Chicago ,...a 8:10 pm a 9:20 am Fast aw- i aiu...... 1 .uo jJiu a p;ia am Fast Mall.... a 2:40 pm Local .Sioux Clty.f......b 4:00 pm b 9:50 am YVaoaah. .' St. Ixuls "Cannon Ball" Express a q.uo pin a v.jo am St. Louis Local, Coun- ell isiuna a :io am aiu:w pm Illinois Central. . Leave. Arrive. Chicago Express a 7:30 am a 5:10 pm Chicago, Mfiineapolia & Bt. raui iimueu a 1 ;sw pm a :i am Minneapolis At 8t Paul Express d i .ju am dr:jo pm Chicago Express... al0:35 pm I nlou I'aelllo. Overland Limited... ...a 9:40 am ...a 8:50 am ...a 4:26 pm ,...all:30 pm a 7t30 pm a 8 .25 pm The Fast Mall California. Express. Pad tic Express Eastern Express The Atlantic Express. The Colorado Special. a 4:35 pm a 7:30 am a 8:40 am a 3:40 am .a 7:10 am Chicago rJpeciai Lincoln, ueatnee ana Hirnmsbura Ex b 4:05 Dm bl2:60 nm Qrand Island Local. ....b 6:30 im b 9:35 pm Chicago. 'Milwaukee A St. Panl. Chlcaso & Omaha Ex..b 7:40 am b 3:40 pm Chicago Limited Ex a 6:00 pm a 7:50 am Mlsaonrl Paelne. Bt Louis Express a!0:00 am a 6:25 pm K. C. at stt axu:uv pm a o.io am BIRLINGTON STATION loTII at MASON Bnrllngslon A Mlaaonrl River. Leave. Arrive. Wvmnr KeatTlCS and Lincoln : am bll:55 am Kehraska Express a 8:40 am a 7:45 pm Denver Limited a 4:25 pm a 6:45 am Black Hills ana rugei amiiid Exm-ces all: 10 pm a 3:10 Dm Colorado Vostlbuled Flyer a :iu pm L'.r.coln Fast Mall b 3:10 pm a 9:17 am Fort Crook and j'laua- mouth o a:ji pm bii:mam Bellcvue & Pacltlo Jet.. a 7:60 pm a 8:27 am Bellevue Ac Pacltlo Jet. .a 3:00 am t hleasTo, Bnrllnalon A tiainey. i-hiravo Sneclal a 7.00 am a 4:05 nm CMcago Vestlbuled Ex. .a 4:0rt pm a 7:30 am Chicago l.ooal ....a 9:: am al1:00pm Chicago Limited a 6.-05 pm a 7:30 am Fast Mall a i.o pm Knnsna City, St. Joseph A (onnell BlnsTs. u-anaaa Cltv Day Ex. ...a 9:20 am a 6:05 nm St. Louis Flyer a 5:10 pm all: If. am Kansas City Night Ex..al0:U pm a 6:15 am WEBSTER DEPOT 14TH A W EBSTER Fremont, Elkbern Mlaaonrl Valley. Leave. Arrive. Black Hills, Deadwood. Hot Springs a a:w pm a 6:00 pm WvmIik. Casper and Douglaa a t.w pin a s:uu pm Hastings, yorg, usvio en v. Hunenor. ueneva. Exeter and Seward b 3:00 pm b D:00 pm Knrfnlk. Lincoln and Fremont b 7:30 am b 10:25 am Fremont Local e7;3oam rhlcaaro, St. Panl, Minneapolis A Omaha. Twin Cltv Passenger... a 6:30 am a 9:10 pm Sioux City Passenger... a 3:00 pm all:20 am Oakland Local b 6:45 pm b 3:15 am Mlesnnrl Paelde. Nebraska IM-al. Via Weeping Water b 4:10 pm al0:25 am a Dallv. b Daily except Saturday. Daily except Saturday. e Daily except Monday. DOMINION LINE SPECIAL NOTICE. Resumption of trips by the Mammoth Popular Twin Screw bleamera "CammeaOTeallk" at "Sew England." TSE mediterranean From Boston Direct to GIBRALTAR. GENOA, NAPLES. The New England and Commonwealth will sail through t'J Alexandria on the January ara rrnruuir tvimh. , "New England." Dec. 6; Jan. 17: Feb. 28. "Commonwealth," Jan, 3; Feb. 34; Mch. 28. "Vancouver, isov. z, Jan. lo. Feb. 2L "Cambroman, Dec. 20. Jan. 31. March 14. Also sailings Boston lo Liverpool, Port land, hla., to Liverpool. For rates, book tela etc., appiy to local agent or , COMPANY'8 OFFICE. 69 Dearborn 8t., CHICAGO. AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Board of Education Members Fail to MaVo Up a Quorum. KUBAT STILL HOLDS BIOS ON SUPPLIES Mayor and Other Officials Indignant Beeanse St. Panl la leaa a Smallpox Tatleat oat Sooth Omaha Magle City Goaalp. For some unaceouotable reason the mem bers ef the Board of Education failed lo meet last night, Mr. Kubat, the chairman of the committee on supplies, with the bids for seats and blackboards In his possession, failed to show up and so the session went over for a week. There was evidence en all sides of an Intention to prevent s quorum, as one member would leave the room and hold a consultation with another on the outside. Bids for the' permanent walks about the proposed high school building were to be opened as well as for the walk which the district Intends building In front of the high school an nex on Twenty-sixth street. Kubat positively declined to give out the number of bids received to any but members of the beard and the supposition was that bids might be advertised for again In order that Kubat might be forced to comply with the law In regard to the fil ing ot all bids with the secretary of the board before 8 p. m. on the night of the meeting. In case the board Is forced to advertise for bids again for seats and blackboards the members of the Taxpayers' league ssy they will take a hand and see to It that all bids are received and filed according to the rules laid down by the board. The typewriter deal .will not down. An agent for an eastern concern was on the ground last night and worked the mem bers of the board before the roll was called. No deal, as far as known, wsa made, as at the present time the board ia renting some machines pending the outcome of the case in the county court. Some of the board members are credited with say ing that the hoard will try to compel the Oliver company to pay rent for the ma chines now In use, but under the circum stances this talk Is considered mere bluff. City omelala Indlanant. City officials and members of the South Omaha Board of Health are Indignant st what purport to be an effort on the part of persons out in the state to unload smallpox patients onto South Omaha. Yes terday Frank Blats showed up at the of fice of City Physician Sapp and wanted to be sent to the Emergency hospital. The request was granted without any hesita tion. Then It developed that Blats cams from St. Paul, Neb. He said he pad been examined by a Dr. Davis of that place, who told him that he had smallpox and advised him to make bis way to South Omaha, where he would be cared for. When Dr. Sapp examined the patient here he found that the eruptions had been going on for five or alz days. Blats had money enough to pay one week's board at Ihe hospital, hut after that time has expired the city will have to keep him. At tho suggestion ot Mayor Koutsky a letter was sent last evening to the State Board of Health detailing the circum stances and lt la understood that a claim arainst the town of St. Paul will be filed. Up to the present time the city baa had three cases ot smallpox tbls year. Weldoa-Storma Nnptlala. At 8 o'clock this morning H. W. Weldon nd Miss Llllle 8torms will be married at St Brldget'a church. Rev. O'Callanlgan will perform the ceremony. The groom is well known In South Omaha, bavins for merly been employed at the Hammond plant here. The bride Is one of the best known young society women In the city. On account of the serious Illness ot the groom's mother the wedding trip wtll be brief. Mr. Weldon proposes going wio business for himself In St. Joseph, ' Mo , within the next few months. Teamsters Make Demand. At noon yesterday the local order ot the teamsters' union msde a demand upon the employers for an increase In wages. Thla was granted temporarily by coal dealers pending an agreement, which la expected will be reached by arbitration. As for the loading of coal and the unloading of the same, there does not seem to be any diffi culty, but the trouble Is about th han dling ot building materials. Both team sters and employers hope to have the mat ter settled early today. In the meantime the teamsters are working aa Usual.. Heavy Sheen Reeelpta. There was another big run ot sheep at the - yards yesterday, the official figures showing 22,012 bead. This makes a total of 1,601,300 bead up to date for this year. It also shows an Increase of 301,170 head over last year. Stockmen who have re cently - come in from the west say that the reeelpta of sheep her would be heavier If it were possible to obtain cars. There seems to be a scarcity not only of cars, but of motive power along the Uses han dling livestock destined for tbls market. Thousands of sheep will be held over until fcprlng on account ot the lack of transpor tation facilities. Brlgaa Disciplines Men. Yesterday Chief "of Police Brtggs sus pended two officers for disobedience of or ders. Jsmes Emrlck will be laid off fifteen days without pay and Ed Gushing gets ten days. It was stated by the chief that both of these ' officers were found in saloons while on duty. The chief saya be win net tolerate actions ' of this kind and sus pended the officers mentioned in order to give a warning to the entire force. Magle City Gossip. George Parks is out again after a short Illness. A case of scsrlet fever la reported at the Dohn house, forty-fourth and C streets. S. It. Brady Is at Kirkavllle. Mo., hav ing been called there by the death of his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Besrth. Nine teenth and O streets, announce the birth of a daughter. A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright, 285 South Twenty third street. Mathew Marze has taken out a permit for the erection of a dwelling at Thirty second and V streets. St. Martin's auxiliary will meet Wednes day afternoon with Mrs. E. J. Seykora, Twenty-first and 1 streets. Mrs. Lane wtll entertain the A division Of the Ladles' union of the Christian church this afternoon at her home, 3010 I atreet. B. E. Wilcox is on the sick list. Mr. Wilcox has not been well for some time. and yesterday bo was compelled to take to his bed. George Mllo, formerly manager of Ar mour's wholesale market here, is now lo cated at Seattle. He la still employed by the Armour company. A. M. Gallagher and James Wear spent yesterday In Columbus, Neb. They went to represent St. Agnes' and St. Mary's courts of the Cathollo Order of Foresters. George W. Iewls, a former employe of the Omaha Gas company. Is now at Port Townsend, Wash, lie writes that be as pects to go to the Klondike country In tho spring. Isaac Altera of Wayne, Neb., has re turned to his home after a short visit with E. L. Howe, the city treasurer. Mr. Al ters Is one of the prominent officers In the Ancient Order of United Workmen, and he visited South Omaha on the occa sion of the laying of the cornerstone of the temple to be erected at Twenty-fifth and M slreta. , Ths new kind of General Arthur cigars will please you 1C you car for good cigars.