Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 22, 1901, Page 7

THE OMAHNA DAILY BE MONDAY, APRIT a0 SPECIAL NOTICES Rates, 1 1-30 a word first | rtion, be delivered on prese eheck SITUATIONS WANTED. POBITION a8 bookkeeper evenings young man; best references. O 45, Bee A48 00 WANTED=MALE HELPF, WANTED--We have steady work for a &ood hustlers of good habits und app | ance. C. F. Adams Co., 1605 Howard St BARBER trade taught thoroughly in snort time; catalogue and particulars . Western Barbers' Institute, Omnhh - cveasssnesrcec | mechanical draftsman xperienced and capable, Apply, MKE, experienc and salary ox- Address © 13, I B8 WANTED, 3 salesmen, those who have been in ‘comm.reial lines preferred; no ®nap but a remunerative business to those who are wi'ling to apply them- selves and are capable of presenting high-class propesition to the best peopl Address O 2, Bee, WANTED, men to learn barber trade. We teach the work in two months, donats tools, Include board and pay $12 weekly | when competent. Also give opportunity | of Saturday Sunday must be statin, pected. 5. Call or write today, Moler Barber Col- lege, 1623 Farnam St., Omaha B M3 250 N , _harness and saddlemakers; ampbell machine operators; steady em: loyment; good wages. The Breyman | ather Co., Portland, Ore B-Msi0 23 WANTED, experienced carpet layer; state wages wanted and if In position to come at once. Address 3tuebner Bros., 1101 8o 15th st., St. Joseph, Mo. B M2y WANTEU=FEMALE HELD. RELIABLE_ help. Touglas. Tel. $5i, WANTED—200 girls. 1634 Dodge. Tel.. S— | offce, 1582 | Canadlan GIRL for general housework; small f 208" Plerce. A BALESLADIES and demonstrators of abll- it for permancnt salaried positions. Thyrold-Lymj Co,, 500-2-4 B Bulldi Umaha: $iod Bur' Block Lincotn 5" {knows, Is 4 wise man.-Follow him. | dignit | work | and College gr: FURNISHER ROOMS AND BOARD. WANTED, some young men of good habits o room'and board at reasonable rates home life, in private family Chicako st FRONT rooms. 816 So. 26th strect. “The Merriam, summer resort FOR RENT=UNFURNI K room space. $ per month, ground »or roum in The Bee bullding. facing Farnam street; no expense for ifght, heat or janttor rervice. R. C. Peters & Co., Rental Agent, Bee bullding. Jetib modern, G- M6z OR 3 unfirnished rooms, Douglas st ath, $10 per month, 260 Seward st 3 OR 4 unfurnishod rooms, with water and | LRSONAL | FOR SALE=REAL ESTAT WAN , 5 second-hand ladies wheels. | FOR SALE on monthly paymen Nebraska Cycle, 1oth arney | modern house on N. 24th St | also vacant lots, which will Improve - - - for purchaser on moderate payment down, JUST think of it! Electric light galle enameled stamp photos in_ four po tlons and a photo stick pin for 25¢ 6, Creighton blk., 15th and Doug): 9 10 5. We make pictures at {\m"‘rfl - R Open | Mie !LHAS. 3 > Middlem!: order with Hen, am V=M B 1 G. M. Nattinger, secretary, Bee BIdg. byt o RE-M111 “WILLIAMSON, 126 Fagnam St rooms, WALL PAPER Tel, 1268 " Leave the florist, 1519 F" WANT Sheely st | FOR SALE, a bargain: house of %0n, | ot 50x148, iwo blocks from Walnut B | ea e, W00, - Geo 't Fitchett | odmen of the World Bid Shaw I Woodmen of the L1 RE-61 —840 siatatarty — | WANT offer on | “Bouss, close to good 7 owner anxious to sell. ELEGANT alcove suites and other rqoms | - 8on, 309-10 Brown Block. at the Merriam; desirable summer home EE HENRY B, PAYN iD, church soprano. Hid "LASS fam ddress O 13, fine lot and seven-room car line. Eastern J. Kennard & 36 hotel for re Bee. U—MT17 i b FOR SALE-Houses and lots in all parts MONEY T0 L of city: also acre property and farm STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT store, in first- rent reasomable. ' Apply Co., ground floor, Bee BIdj FOR RENT the bullding formerly occu- pled by The Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has four stories and a_bascment which wa formerly ‘used as The Lee press room, This will Le rented very reasonably. If interested apply at once to C. ¢. Rose- Wwater, secretary, room 100, Bee buliding. OFFICE in Commercial NATIONAL bank bldg Apply room 17 1--Méi2 30 FOR RED meat Dodge money stairs, (—Old_cstablished market stand, corner streets. A live man can here. Inquire on premises of Thomas Barrowman, upe Mot 2% desk room in private office stenographer and telephone; very ch cheap. 310 N. Y. Life 1--) ——————————————— FOR R AGENTS WANTED, “HE WHO knows and knows not that he knows, 1s asleep.—Wake him. “But he Who knows and Knows that Ther Kuow me. Inquiry costs you noth- ng. Wil pay you $2 to 80 weekly. The 1 e in the WORLD. Successtul book agente wai ¥ 1igh school 5 Will have preierc Neb, J—M319—A; agents in every « Tumpu.m- for THE TWENTI TURY FARMER and | the 'NEW = CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE STOCK AND COMPLETE STOCK DOC- | TOR. This splendid book contains 1.400 fmperial octavo puges, M0 object-teache | ing engravings, and is the only book on live stock ever published adapted to the | ry-day, ractical, mo saving use ner and stock owner. with assured good income, Agents in the country with horse and | buggy espectally desired. Canvassers | easily $60 to $i0 per month. Ad- dress Century Farmer Solicitors’ Buread, Bee Building, Omaha J—4sT. —— e STORAGE. Lock Box 36, Oma WANTED—Cany county to ssin employment DRESSMAKING ‘em recetved h NTED, com Frtt crences r Apply at 423 So. ‘Wth st, C—M52 PACIFIC 8to and Ware house Co, 914 Jones, & al storage and forwa an Stor. Co., 1511% Farn, FOR SALE—FURNITURE, WANTED, ladies to learn halrdressin manicuring or faclal massage. Wo teac the work i1 two months, present tools ¥ $12 weekly when competent. Diplomas gl nted. Catalogue or particulars free. oler College, 16823 Farnam street. C—Mit 2 WANTED, a competent girl for go housework. Must be a_kood, plain Mrs. C. R. Hannan, 806 Second - cil Blufts LY WANTED, lady Turkish bath Must have 00 Bee bulldi COMPETENT Rirl for general house work, OMPETEN & ouse work. Brogan, 2061 Pacific, WORTHY ouny e RTHY woman or young lady character o distribute sumpie’ o housekeepers; commission or sal per day. National Boap \Works, C—25 208 of good rders to WANTED, a_competent private family. Apply irl in 5" Do (3 FOR RENT=HOLSES, IF yoa want your houses well 3 pi hem with Benawa & Co. = "ented vl ace i;l’()mlh; ‘\"HIT 3 Storage arnam, or tel. 1559-y6;. © D-117 HOUSES for vent in a&ll parts of t . Brennan-Love Co., 320 Bauth 130k cigecity D10 on Block. i D19 SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, @I N. Y. LIVE, PR 2N L D HOUSES ete. F. D. Wead, 1821 Douglus, i right, L Lolily | HOUSES, stores. Bemis, Puxt HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker block, st DT HOUSES wanted. Walluce, Brown block. D1 POR RENT—New 10-room house, north part city, water and gas, near motor 'whd school, Inguire W. I Kierstead, Room ¥, City Hali; rent, 835 month. D—-duss FOR RENT, residence, 1006 Georgin av. cor. Pacific; 10 rooms, attic, basement. east front. modern and extra convenl ences; lot 66x140, with trees. Inquire 3i4 ¥irst National bank bidg. D-M133 %8 NORTH 224 & .. ten-room modern house, fine location; key at 3ui North 224 St. g D= 10-ROOM detached house. all modern, newly | papered. 252 California D—M814¢ FOR RENT, 5-troom cottage, 1815 3 EIGHT-room modern, 18 S-room modery and barn, eight rooms and bath, Others. Ringwuit Hros., pitol ave., $45; | 21 Harne 14 Webste Barker block. D Mu3h LARGE 12room residence on the North boulevard. will baint, ‘paper and ‘make provements ¢ ccessary. Re Tl Improvements are necessary. Rent, OMAHA LOAN AND T CO.. 18th " and Dou . o glas. DMy R RENT, good furnished house, L Binney st. DM ooms. NT, two fG-room cottages, newly ed_and painted; city water, larg. 8220-22 California st $19 per month d “ovgren, 424 Paxton Blk D FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, DPEWEY European hotel, 13th .;m Farnam, E~T§ THE THURSTON, 15th and Jackson; steam E-0s I NICE room 11th. NEWLY furaished, housekeeping, mz 8, 4 166 Jones ~464 Mo 1409 Jor E-58% FOR RENT, o furnished south large front room, with board. Tas. SOUTHEAST front room furnished for house gt housckeeping E FURNISHED rooms, ¢ up. . ensuite: nicely veping. 304 Eart E-Mibi FURNISHED rooms for rent. ) BEAUTIFUL room. bay window closets, with or without ho.lnli-‘sl‘ 1410 Dodge. iliure bought, O CHICAGO FURNITURE C Tel, 0. New d dhand fu #old. exchange WANTED TO BUY. WANTED, 3 second-hand tadies’ Nebraska Cycle, 13th and Harn LICHT omnibus, good condition. H. Frost cunriuge whs., 100 and Leavenworth, P-4 FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS, BAWDUST—Choapest post: Tence. Wi Douglas. voultry & hog Q1% IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1116 Far Q- uy, sell, exc'ge. Schwartz, 114 TIMOTHY hay of all kinds, foed ana Monroe & Co. Q-9 WIRE fence for poultry. Belglan hare, hog fleld or lawn. Wire Works, GQH 8. 16th S IRE fence for poultry, Belgia, tield ‘or Jawn. 1000,00 BUILDING brick for tmmediate d Tivery. Withnell Bros.-Smith Co 220 and Hickory, 3ist and Lake. T FOR SALE ‘-AIH- ts, 1 cockerel; cheap if tak ymouth Rock hens and | 4 Buff Leghorn . s and pullets all 1 at once. 12 Pl k. ted family 1514 Farna; FOR § THE OMAHA MERCURY prints lawyers' | briefs and legal blanks and does general | job work. QMES M3 FOR SALE, store, 4th and Castellar Stx ndation and’ retalning walls, steel ms 24 and 16 feet long, 2 round col- ans. Telephone 2 Q548 PR UL R T, s 20 CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS. FRITZ, medium. 819 North 16ih. B3 GYLMER, Omaha's faverite PALM- ed_from 1605 Dodge st. to the | ANITE BLOCK on 15th, between roam and Harney sts., 3d floor; take S—Mi2% MABEL GRAY, 275 N. lith St, Flat &, T—119 A3 MISS MAE LESLIE, 619 8. 16th, third fioor. T—=MLi-M2 CAMILL ELITE parlors, 615 South 16th, second floor. B i T—M4S M3 MM SMITH, b A ths, 105 Jackson, floor, lef! T —I64 MIBS WILLIAMS of St. Louls, maseage, magnetic, electric treatment. 302 N. 16th, ToMAE M bath 1615 T—M3578 room 4. perfiuous DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns T8 Frenaer U0 hair removed by cleciricity. ocK. PRIVATE home before and during confine. ment; bables adopted. Mis. Burget, Burdett U: FRENCH accordion pleating; ivory buttons, mall orders. Omuha Plcating Lo, 134 Douglas. U=s04 not that he | he | auty and high character of the | ks, ETC. | T I | - 5. . ¥. Davis Companv, Reom | LOANS on e s and western | 485 omee Buiging” 0 B | “lowa tarms at 6 per cent; borrowers can | — — e ~ Ay $10 or any multiple; any joterest! RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by 1o delay. Brennan-lLove Co. . Unfon Pacitic Ra.lroad company h St, Omaha, Neb, W12 Mealaster, ‘land Commissionet. — ~ Py ¢ I crs, Omaha, Nol Omal Toal Pacific Headquarter: Rig—s3 Brennan-Love Co., 309 South 13th, | - - |18 ACRES ILancaster Co., will take able Omaha residence as part. Omaha - | SY to loan on improved | | “estate. | wa 1ty loans, bonds and i & Company, 16l Farnam BEPEREI., t®. 3 FOR SALE, bargains in South Omahi few cholce lots at G and 3th sts, will . Call and see George W, Mas- 4th st South Omaka, | FIVE per ce 00 and upward to loan on improved city property and farms. W Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam. Ws13 WANTED—City and farm loan: ‘ aund warrants. R C. Peters & Farnan 8t, Dee Bidg. | 10! | ‘Oma HOUEBES, lots, farm insurance. Bemis, Paxton Bla, very fi $1.475. FOR SALE, 10 acre; of efty limit iy Saturday evening. icks, Room 32, Hoard of e land, west Office’ open to loan at 413 and 6% per cent on Trad property. . B. Meikle, 401 8. 15th, W—bls D. Wead, 154 Douglas. | Wis | PR ONS - - FIVE and 5% per cent city and farm Bros.. 1613 Farnam St. | PRIVATE money. ¥ EDICAL 1ES, 1 positively guarantee Golden I, never faillug female regulator, will relicve most obstinate cases of delayed perlods in five hours; sent secure from observation, $1.00. Dr. Annic Fowler, 3idi Olive St.. 8t. Louls, Mo. —u18 Ao DR. LE DUE'S French Female Regulator, positively warranied to relieve the most 1 cases of monthly les, obstructior slons brought on from w or_pathological 2 §2 4 package, of § nywhere prepald on receipt dd Drug Co., Elgin, UL . wholesale, Myera. M. Al Dillon, Davis Drug Ce., Councti fine of rubbe LAD| A “Sherwood, 997 | FIVE and it per eent loans, h First Natonal Bank building. Tel. 184, Wil stuppuges, Ir and - guppres- itever abrormal | CASIT ou hand. VAN=CHATTELS. OSTEOPATHY. ON Institute, 515 N. Y. L. Bidg. lice Johrson, D. O., ladics Gld 5. Johnson, Osteopathist, Mgr. MONEY MONEY MO MO or any property, at cheaper | rates and belter plans thun ever. I YOU NEED MONE We give you optiviis v waly that no other firm can afford o give. You always get the full 4mount. 104 pay us back it small weekly or monthly payments. No expense Charges taken out of loan. You choose YOur own time for payments any time from one munth to one year. Each payment returts prancipal wnd in- | terest. kivery thing remains i your pos. session. All business strictly coliden ual. ¥rivate & root. AMF LUAN COMPANT, Towis Block—toom dl 3 L und Douglas stree. Entrance oii 16th Sireet, ML WHEN YOU NELD MONEY SEE US. It I8 ccsy 10 advertise lowest rates, as others do, but we fesl positive that It you | will make comparisons you will be con- Vinced that 1 4o better with us | than elsewhere. We loan on furniture, plancs, live ¥tock, etc. or we will make you SALARY LOAN without indorsor or mortgage. We charge nothing tor making loau and you receive the full amount in cash, You may pay It back in one mor th or take sIX months or more in which to repay it, and you need not pay ior it ene day | longer than you Keep it. Qur terms ave | the easivat, our business fs contidential | and gur motto I8 iy o please. ORTGAGE LOAN C! 't Trade Bidg. Tel, T dept.; DONOHUE, D. 0., of Still_school, Kirksville, Mo., 64 Paxton Bik. Tel 1361 ~54l — e HYGIENIC DATHS, OR ludies only, hygientc batlis, with ma sage and electflc treatment. tion of Mrs. T. Scl e iging st gagement. mer, graduate mas- he ‘Bathery,” 167 Open evenings by M50L Mil FRANK SE kinds hard My prices a of all quetry CICK makes a specialt 00d tlooring and p s Tight. 1811 Oak Bt STAMMERING AND STUT mge Didg — 4y CURED. Julia Vaughn, 4 Ran the | WALL PAPET - 3¢ a roll and up; palntingg puper hanging. decorating. Ivclsey, M7 8§ 1iih, Tel. 168 g o RNITURE R M. S. Walklin, 211 Cuming B SALARY | $1v 1O 3100 E HOLD. HY BOR- | TKET BROK CUT rate tlckets everywhere. P. H. P bin, 105 Farnam, — B = —s | BOILER MAKERS, URNITURE, | [ive stock, ete. -Quick service and jowes: rate nteed.” J. W. TAYLOE, 654 (toy 1100,) Paxton Block, northeast corner 1614 and Farnam; entrance on lith St. X828 LOANS SALARIE: stucks, ete, Tel, 13 2th & lzard sts. 4. MONEY loaned salaried people holding per- fmancnt positicn with responsible concern Ubon thelr names without security: asy Vaymeits. Toltwan, 4v Board Trade Bidg, — MONGE ned on planos, furniture, jew | ——— Tholai & «iry, hovses, cows, cte, C.F. Reed, 313 3. 15 | OMAHA Steum Laundry; shirts, 7 X—53) ;7 cutts, se. 1790 Leavenworth, nos, furniture, harme Green, 1. 8, Barker bik X—si5 loans. Joe Pleu-;nlvi.‘_bt MONEY tonned on cows, Jewelr;. Dul ————————— PATENTS. SHORT time Barker vik. MONEY to loa | PATENTS, no_tee unicss succassful. Sues & Co. teo Bldg, Omana, Nev, ‘Advico e e L [ A u . L Zlegler, 48 Ware_Block. = —wil . — ] HUSINESS CHANCES, CARPENTERS AND JOBLERS, XKLL Kinds of carpenter w promptiy attended to. J. and Lake Sts. rk and repal Oehiltree, Planing mill and machinery condition. Address O 8, Hee Y-M 7 bakery and confe business, in small n . BOod reasc Bec Y fonery, Nobraska tor seil- 97 M0 FOR BALE oing good town; good ing. Address O NEW 8no! attorne: the cc cstates etc., day or even- d. RRathby 3 LIZSSONS in bookkeeping, ing, R. 15, Com. Nat. Bank. PAWNBROKENS, EAGLE Loan ing; all busine: Church Co. i a combination of s and banks the worid over for n of debts and settiement of 405 N. Y. Life ' wl , accommodad .1l Douglas. i onfident RST-CLASS nished. Addre BUSINESS partner wanted in_established erchant tailorls best location i of Bee. Y FOR SALE OR mily hotel for rent O &2, Bee, GOVERNMENT NOTICE, PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUF U?«lrlnl\nl of the Interior, Office of Iudlan Affairs, Washington, D. C., March 7, 1901, Bealed proposals, endcrsed “Proposais for blankets, woolen and cotton §oods, clothing, ete.,” as the case may be, and directeu to the ‘Commissioner of indian Affairs, Nos. 77 and 79 Wooster straet, New \un(lt ty, will be received until 1 o'clock m. of Tuesaay, A 7, 101, for furmshing for the Lixllan service blankets, woolen and cotton goods, clothing, notions, hats and caps. Bids must be made out on government blanks. Sched- ules giving all necessary information for bidders will be fur hed on application to the Indian Office, Washington, D, C., Nos, 77 and 19 Wooster street, New York City; 0. 1208 Howard street, Omaha, Neb.; No, Johason stry Chicago, I, or the Commissary of gubsistence, U, 8. A, St Louls, Mo. Bids will be opehed at the hour and day above stated and bidders are ine Vited 0 be present at the opening. The de- partment reserves the right to determine ‘he Polnt of delivery and to reject any and all_blds or any part of any bid. W, CHA. . 36, 3 ck, nearly new’ tremes in style or width; located in city of 6,000 pop- ulation: will tike part in good land. —Ad. dress « Bee ~MSiS 230 I WA D, man with capltal of $4,000 to take conirolling Interest and management of manufacturing business; excellent op- portunity for right party. Address O Bee Y-—-MT759 w ., man with capital of $4,000 to tike controlling inierest and management of manufucturiug business; excellent op- portunity for rFight party. Address O 31, Bee, Y803 20¢ T ————— FOR EXCHANG 2D-H Omaha Bicyele Co., 16th and ¢ hicag 7607 aghine .nc;_’;h&n'l for achiny, 16 Doukias. iy SUPPLIES for ail machine: rent. White Sewlxn A BOX of Re-No-May Powder Is not & luxury when It affords you a cure and secutes the comfort and happiness of your | roommate. U—-M22 | GOLDMAN & CO.—Only perfect ue- | o deon pleating plant in the west. Mail orders solicited. Buite 20, DUMHIIIIUB::;K RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no danger send for circulars. Empire Rup- ture Cure, 922 N, Y. Life Bullding % aha. v to health; ratlonal, 45 Boe Bidg. U—ais VIAVI-Woman's w wholesome home treatment. FOR_RENT, furnished rooms bath. 7l 8 16tn st : CE———————————S———— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. PRIVATE hospital for ladies before and during confinement; babies adopted. 1% Grant st ) ECZEMA CURE—Owing to the number of uirles which are being constantly re- celved from those aMicted with eczemia re- rding the salve which cured W. A. Pax. | Do -8 front room with board; 1ot 1 P urnished t st P asonable. { room; beard, %M Harney. e X 0 we Nave decided 1o carry & smail lufipl of this salve on hand, nell, Ware block, Oma IF YOU know & widow of a soldier of the rebellion whose husband never enterad a 190 acres of land, have her write 1o . R Glover, #01 N, Y. Lite. U s . J. Bcane U—i05—A2% JONES, Commissioner. Aprs-to-Mays ke scsod 1 OFFICE CONSTRUCTING | QUARTER. ACV \T'S scl master, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, Apr A G, VAN BANT'S school, o aato ‘aroposars. i triplicate, will ived here until 11 4. m., central time 1, 191, for constructing additions to srations In three Cavalry Barrack Buildings, including plumbing and steam heating: at this post. information fur- nished on application here, or at office De. pot Quartermaster, Omaha, 1 right to ac reject any posals, or be en raed, roposals for Al terations to Public. Bulldings D.E. MeCarthy, . M BOYLE : College, court reporter principal. Bee B S0 a5 NEB. Busiuess & Shorthand College, 'Bny?’s Om. C. Col., 16 & Doug —$45 GREGG Shorthand nvelopes o Htions and L = addressed B.CYCLES, ND-HAND bicycles at 13 price; must have the room for new ones. good wheels for & and up; it will pay You to Invest Bow: wheels sold on payments. Louis Flescher, 1622 Capitol av. 181 NOTICE_TO ARCHITECTS. The Board of Public Lands and Bulldings will receive plans and specifications for & fireproof building to be erected at the Asvium for Incurable Insane at Hastings, Nebraska. Said bullding. with all expenses of architect’ struction fees and all other expense to exceed $50,000. All plans and specifie: tions to be submitted for inspection by the bourd not later than Friday, April 28, 191, at 12 o clock, noon "Phe board reserves the right to reject any and wil plans submitted. GEORGE D, FOLLMI Commissioner Public Lands and Bulid April 15, 190 LOST—Three kevs on chain, between Ex- change bldg. ind 2th and N sts, Suit- able ‘reward for retura to Unlon Stock vards ofce, Soath Omaha it ACCORDION pleatin best, quick: est. Mra. A G M or. 1ith and Farnaz. Mutual_Loan and Bullding Assoctation. | Under direc- | i | St | a3 hil- | 7| e | OMAHA Boiler Works, steam boilers.tanks, | | Des s fees, superintendent of con- | WAY TINE TABL CHICAGO & NORTH western Rallway Northwestern _Line ity Ticket Office fnam St Telephone Depot, Tenth Sireets ¥ 8 Marcy phone, 62 ave Tele. Arrive. | Daylight Chicago Spe- a 700 am assenger a 415 pm ress, Des nrabalitown Rapids and Moine Ced Chicago Eastern Special, cago and B | Fast Mail, | Omaha a10:55 am Chi- a 4.5 pm “hicago L't'd ast Mail “edar rapids Passenger. | " a Daily. a 145 pm CHICAGO, ST, Minneapolis & Railway — “The North- western Line” — General Offices. Nebraska Divi- sion, i Webster St y Ticket Office MOl Farnam Telephone, 361, Depot, 15th and Webster Ste. Telephone, 1468 Arrive UL, Twin City Passenger Omaha Passenger v I 8foux City & North east Nebraska a 3:45 pm « Daily FREMONT, ELKHORN & Missouri Valley Rallroad ~“The Northwestern Line’ — General Offices, United States National Bank _Building, 8. Corner Twelfth and Far- Ticket OMc 1401 Farnam St h Depot, 15th and Websater hone, 1438, nam Ste, Telepho St T Leave. Arrive. Black Miils. Hot Springs Wroming, Casper Douglas Hastings, York, David City, Superior, Geneva, Exetcr and Seward Norfolk. Verdigre | . Fremont s | Lincoln, Wahoo & Fr [ “mon | Frem Deadwood, 3:00 pm a §:00 pm and | d 3:00 pm e 5:0 pm b 3:0 pm and b 70 am b10:25 am b10:25 am 1t Local | & Daily. b Daiiy day only. d Dally | Dafly except Monday. | Sunday. ¢ Sun- except Saturday. e “The western Line General OMeces, United States National Bank Building, 8 W Corner and FFarnam 8ts ‘arnam St phone . W Marey Sts. Telephone, e A [ am aio a pm a8 asmam a [ i I Twin | Twin « Bioux City a Daily Express Limited Local . pm W0 pm BURLINGTON uri River The Burlin neral Of west Cornet Farnam_ Streets, Ticket Office, 1502 Farnam Street Tele 0. Burlington Station, Tenth and 1 Streets. Telephone 125 i Leave, Arrive. In. Hastings and | “McCook a 849 am | Lincoln, Denver, ) tado, "tah, Californiaa 4:2 | Lincoln & Black Hills | Montana, Puget Sound..a 9 Lincoln itast Mail b Wymore, beatrice and | a S0 am Colorado, Utah lifornia Crook, & is- Railroad ton Rout cos, North- ‘Tenth and Fort Louisville, Bend | Plattsm'th 1 | Bellevue, Platt<mouth & | “Pacitic Junction .......a 740 pm Bellevue, Plattsmouth & Paclfic Junetion a12:10 am a Daily. b Daily except Sunday KANSAS seph & Rallroad Route’ Farna CITY. ST. JO- Councl Bluffs he Buriington Ticket Office, 1602 m Street, Telephone Depot. Tenth _and Stroets, Tele- 128 Leave, Arrive 2 am A 6:25 pm a 615 am Umlj@mn; ] mew Mason phone | Kansas Clty Day Ex Kansas City Night St Louls Ilyer, for Joseph and 8t. Louis.a 5:10 pm & Daily al:b am - CHICAGO, BURLING; & Quincy Bl”“flgf{](‘l( Burlington Route omce T T TON 1302 Farnam Street elephoy 260, Depot renth and Mason Streets 125, Arrive Daylight clal Chicago stibuled cul Expres Limited CHICAGO, ROCK ISL- and & Pacitic Ratlroad ~“The Great Rock island Route’’ — City Ticket Office, 1323 Far- im Street. Telephone, 428, Depot, Tenth and Marcy Strects. Tele- phone. 6 Leave. EAST. aven- Breat | Rockistand: - Route Arrive. Des Moines and D portLocal.... Chicago Express nes Local. Chicago Fast Express. Des Moines, Rock Is and’and Chicago, Lincoin, Colorado Spgs.. Denver, Pueblo and West 5 1:30 pm Colorado, Oklahoma & Texas Flyer. cirinl pm a 9:50 am a Daily. b Daily except Sunday. “THE OVER- land General Offices, N. E. Cor, Ninth and Farnam Streets. City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam Street. Telephone, 316, Depot, Tenth ‘and Marcy Sts, Telephone, 629, Leave The Overland Limited, . $:20 am The hicago-Portland Speciil okl The Fast Mall.... as The Mail and Express..all The Colorado Special. ..al Lincoln, Heatrice and Stromsburg EXpress..b 4:06 pm The Pacific press....a 4:2% pm The Atlantic EXxpress Grand Island Local....b 5:30 pm a Dally. b Dally except Sunday. 102 am am 5 pm pm b12:30 pm a 6:30 am b 9:3 am MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL- road—General Offices and Ticket Offices, Boutheast Corner 14th and Douglas §ts. Telephone, 104, Depot, Union Station. Leave. Kansas a 10:00 am 8. a 1 | Arrive, ag 0:50 pm & 6: St Louis and K, C. Leave from 15th and Webster Streets: Nebraska Local, Via Weeping Water b 4:10 pm a Dally. b Daily except SBund, | fee, Tela | N 4 Tent 1402 Farnam Street hone, 246 Depol and Marcy Street: L Arrive, Chicago press. .. | Chicago Limited | Minneapolis & 8t. FXPress ... polis & St. Limited 5 | Bluffs. ... 1ge Local from Counell Bluffs @ 6:00 am a Daily. b Daily except Bunday a 815 am WABASH Ticket Office, Street. of, Tenth and Marcy Bts, lelephone, 629, Leave. 8t. Louls “Cannon Ball” Hxpress a Dally 1415 Farnam Arrive. CHICAGO, MILWAUK & 80 Paul Raflway—Ci Ticket Office, 104 Farnam tvect. Telephone, Btreets, Telephone, 9 Leave. Arrive, Chicago limited a Chicago & Omaha Ex..b & Dally. b Dally except Sunday, “The 1401 and a11:9 pm A $40 am Omaha | b 5:00 pm | ILLINOIS CENTRAL Rallroad—City Ticket Of- RAILROAD- 1K ty 284, Depot. Tenth and Mason pm & 806 am am b 340 pm {TREATIES FOR COMMERCE ter Kasson Makes Them, Refuses to Ratify. W'KINLEY URGES HIM TO ANOTHER EFFORT but Congress m In Gaynor Case =Diverce Law in Seath Dak Pecu 3 deral Ruild WARHINGTON April 21— (Special )~ Congre: has aosolutely refused to ratify any of the commercial treaties which were negotiated through ex-Minister Jobn A | Kasson, who was appointed by President | McKinley a sort of a general minister plen | tpotentiary for the purpose of negotiating | | commercial arrangements { United States and other powers resigned immediately after the adjourn between Mr since that time he has absolutely refused | to accept one dollar in the way of compen- sation for his services signed through the instrumentality of Mr. | Kasson between France, Great Britain, Ar- | Kentina, Nicaragua, Ecuador and other | countries, pone of which were ratified. Un- der his appointment Mr. Kasson was to re | celve $10.000 per year, and his declination of compensation means the voluntary for- feiture of $40.000 or $50,000. President eic- Kinley, however, is disposed to regard Mr Kasson's services as of great value to the United States. He has declined to accept the resignation and has succeeded, it 18 sald, in inducing him to devote his time from some time ago to bring about agreements upon treaties which will be less objection able to those who oppose the conventions which were submitted during the gress { Complicity in Carter The War department is sfill awaiting ad « from the courts as to the control of | General Gaynor and others, who are ac cused of complicity in the case of Captain Carter in robbing the government of hun- dreds of thousands of dollars in the matter {of fraudulent work on the Savanuah river. 1t cxpected that a decision will be | reachod within a short time now, which { will enable the Department of Justice to | | praceed with the ecriminal prosecution of | Gaynor and his associates in Savannah. In the meantime Captain Carter's friends are using all sorts of efforts to secure the | releasa of the degraded engineer officer. The | latest report is that he is likely (o become | insane through confinement. But even this does not move the hearts of the officials of the administration, and it is entirely un- likely that he will succeed in securing re- {lease from the prison in which he is con- fined South Dakota Diverces. A recent decision of the supreme court of the United States, which is looked upon as a dictum absolutely invalidating di- | vorces secured in South Dakota, has caused A great deal of cansternation among la | yers throughout the country, especially | those who have clients holding these divoree | papers. The full cpinlon of the court, which was rendered by Mr. Justice Gray, has not | vet been made public, and Justice Gray has | declined to let any newspaper reporter see it. But it appears that the highest tri- | bunal in the United States has endeavored to correct some of the abuses which have been topies of common discussion because of the laxity of the divoree laws in South Dakota. It is dificult to understand, how- ever, how this one opinion can have such widespread effect as is suggested by some of the dispatches which have come from South Dakota. It is certainly not within the purview of any one state or the United States supreme court to invalidate a legal act of another state. South Dakota di- vorces will undoubtedly stand upon their individual merits until successfully at- tacked each by itself It has been the common cuctom in re- cent years to point out South Dakota as the easiest siate in the whole country in which to secure a severance of the marital re- lations between man and woman, and yct the state of Wisconsin grants divorces to bona fide residents upon the ground of de- sertion after the party suing has been deserted for one year. There are a dozen other states in which an almosi equally {trivial cause, if it may be called trivial, is recognized as sufficient ground for cut- ting the knot which binds men and women who have sworn to love and honor each other until death does them part. Tax Law to Be Remedled. Right here, in the District of Columbia, for years it has been almost as easy to a divorce as it is for two people to get married. There is a case on record where a woman sued her husband for divorce om the ground of desertion and succeeded In securing a decree, when a nelghbor notified the judge who had granted the decree that the so-called deserting husband had been scen by him (the writer) visiting his wife in her residence within two or three da: before the mandate of the court was fis- sued. The judge revised his action and the divorce was mot granted. But so flagrant 1 | | { RAILWAY TIME CARD. OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL- road—Omaha, Kansas City & Eastern Rallroad—"The uiney Route”--Ticket Of- ce, 1415 Farnam 8t. Tele. phone, 322 Depot, Tenth :;d Marcy 8ts. Telephone, Leave, Arrive, 8t Louis Cannon Ball Express, oo 8 016 pm o 8:20 am Kansas City and Quiney Local .. .8 7:00 am a 9:00 pm a Daily. 80 YEARS® EXPERIENCE all:23 pm a 8:05 am b §:40 pm a 8:06 am A handsomely fllustrat. galation of sng gclenti ;3 four mos wsdeal WNN § Co,3eisvmw: Now 33wkl Jormet o o Hotel Victoria Beoadway, Bih Ave. and 27th Sereet, New Vork. Telephone, 322. De- #5:15 pm a 8:2 am ntirel Bew out. European Plan llnnc n. INEY, Propr . . on. without bath, not and" cold” water inevery room. Culsine usescelied. esmen ® suite. with or l ndisiephove Conventions were con- | | had become buse of the very lax laws | that the commission appointed by congrees |to codity tho xtatutes of the District of { Columbia has brought in a new law and |18 on the statute hooks, to go into effect ]un the first of next January, and it wilt make Washington hard a city in which | to obtain a divorce as New York is todar. In other words. afier (he first of next year there will be no such thing as a divorce n the ground o esertion or cruelty, or any other of the causes which are now decrned sufficient, but legal and final sep- aration between parties once married will lonly be socured upon statutory grounds, | although desertion will stili be recognize |as ground for legal separation, provided | that the desertion is bona fide and not an | agreed-upon method of getting around the {law. Dut the legal separation for desers | tion will not be divoree and will not en- title either of the parties to contract an- other marriage. This ts a step toward the object so in- | dustrionsly advocated by General N. W. Curtls when in congress from New York, who tried for years to seeurc the enacts ©ment of legisiation looking to an amend- ment to the constitution whereby uniform a 6:00 am & 9:10 pm | ment of congress without acting upon any | parrjage and divorce laws for all of the Q1110 am | of the treaties which he had prepared, and | giaiee of the union might be enacted Modern Federal Bullding. Recent visitors to Washington from Buffalo, N. Y. upite io saying that the | Buffalo federal building, which was opened [with much ceremony a few weeks ago, is the handsomest structure of the kind fa | the United States. There is n6 reason why |it should not be. It is the most modern: it is well located, and money was provided 'almost without limit. But while they de- lare that i1 its architectural features it I beyond compare, they all admit that it fs about as dirty and untidy as it well could be. And the reason is easy to understand. While congress wiil appropriate ome, two and three million dollars for a federal building. (hat body persistently refuses to provide for the care of the building after 1t I8 erected The tdea of fursishing suficient force to ! {he janitor's department to keep the floors and wpproaches clean is such an extravu- gant notion that the committees on ap- propriations have absolutely refused (o | provide the necessary funde. The conse- | quence is that throughout the United States wherever there is & beautiful ofice building owned by the government It is | found, almost without exception, to be the dirtiest and most untidy in the town in which it is located. Even Washington ix an example of this, for while the postofice | department bere is located in the bullding erected for the cily postoffice and while the department proper i thoroughly cleaned each night the lower story which is assigned to the postoffica of the city has scarcely been cleaned thoroughly since the buildlug was opened. Just why this should be s0 no one can understand. But it is 80 and {f anyone is respomsible for this state of affairs it must be Chalrman Cannon of the house of representatives and | Chairman Allison of the United States sen- ate. Free The War department has made a genei- ous offer to members of congre: It has offercd free water transportation to any senate or representative desiring to visit the Philippines during the vacation of con- gress. The secretary of war states that but three democratic members of congress have taken advantage of the offer, while on the other hand more than a hundred re- publican members have accepted the offer and will make the trip. One party will go to the Philippines by way of the Suez canal and return by way of San Frawcisco, thus making a tour of the world. It is thought that democrats are difident about accept- ing favors from a republican administration ard the officers of the War department wish it understood that all are welcome to go. Rich Girls Are Engaged. Within the past few days iouncemet of engagements of three of the richest and best known girls in Washington soclety have been made. That of Miss Martha Hichborn, who is going to be married to the son of the late Secretary Blaine, was first to be made public. It was followed by the official statement from General Cor- bin to the effect that he would lead to the altar as the second Mrs. Corbln, sometime during the present year, Edyth Patten, whose mother one of the richest widows in Washington. The announcement of the engagement of General Corbin to the woman had been expected for some time past. The general's attentions in that ¢i- rection had been moticed for upwards of a year and It was believed as long ago as last November that the engagement would be reported before the close of the social season. The date of the marriage will de- pend upon the eral's military move- ments. It will occur not later tham No- vember and it may take place in Paris In June, Then from London came a dispatch ou Wednesday last to the effect that Miss Dalsy Leiter has consented to become Mia. Spencer Eddy. Eddy {s the second secre- tary to the United States legation at Paris and Miss Leiter is the daughter of the Chicago merchant prince, whose palace on Dupont circle in this city is the attraction of all sight-seeing visitors. Mi Lelter is also the sister of Lady Curzom, the wife of the present representative of the em- peror in India. rips for Congressmen “I have been aficted with sclatic rheu- matism for fourteen years,” says Josh Ed- gar of Germautown, Cal. to be around, but constantly suffered. I tried everything I could hear of and at last was told to try Chamberlain’'s Pain Baim, lch 1 did, and was immediately relieved and in & short time cured, and I am happy to say it has not since returned.” Why not use this liniment and get well? It is for sale by all druggis PREFERS TO HAVE A Clths CANAL Objecis to Bonding Quarter of a Million Dollars for New Rallroad, To the Editor of The Bee: 1 have just been reading the proposition to donate $260,000 for the comstruction of a railroad from Omaha to Emporia, Kan. Perbaps it Is out of place for one who has not a foot of taxable ground In Douglas county to make any suggestions, but it does seem to me that this $250,000 to be voted by thy citizens of Douglas county as a gift to & railroad company could be spent to better advantage for both the city and the county, I am not in favor of voting gifts of thou- sands of dollars to assist & company to establish a national bank, build a flouring mill or construct a rallroad. I will tell you briefly what 1 would do in preference to giving this money to build a rallroad. I would have Douglas county vote $250,000 to construct a cunal from Fremont to Omaha. I would not have the county donate the money, but T would have it take that amount in paidup stock. and ! would have the future dividends on that stock pay the interest on the bonds, the surplus to go into the county treasury. A quarter of a million dollars is a good arter to give Omaha what she needs more than anything else. Give Omaha water power and It becomes & manufacturing cen- ter, and railroads will quarrel to get here and it will not be necessary to pay ‘hem for coming €. R. GLOVER The Most Stubborn Cou resulting from an attack of la grippe or heavy cold, must yield to the wonderful bealing properties of Foley's Honey and Tar, which strengthens the lungs and make: them soucd.