Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 3, 1900, Page 7

THE OMAHNA DAIL e ——————————————————————————————————————————————————.-- NOTICES SPECIAL ed letter in care essed will atlon of the SITUATIONS WANTE WANTED-—A situation about January 1 | &n all-around insurance man of ffteen ours’ experience. Address, G. W B8 Vine B0 Tinconn Men" A om— - WANTED=MALE 1E! WANTED, wo have ste good 1 H vork for a few and appear: BARBER trade taught thoroughly in short time, catalogue und particulars iree ddress Western Bar Institute maha, Neb, B-13% WANTED, everywhere, hustlers to t £00d pay; stamp Py ; Globe Advariising Burcau, um-hn hfi-n BALESMEN wented to sell frult tree igen L0 hustlers; no experlence neces- sary; cash wnfily‘., fite | Western ursel Company, epl. ) 0t skt hdmad Ve M Do WANTED-8ALESMEN. The Hawks Nurrery Co. Milwaukee, Wis. B-—-M49T D5* WANTED, a good experfonced clothing sollcitor.” Apply 1314 Farnam St Good position to right party. B—13% MEN to advertise or sell; Triumph Co stralght salary. Dallas, Texas M WANTED, pressteeder, one. who can feed pony cylinder and make ready on platen onses. W. C. Deltch & Co., Sloux City, ow. B MG WANTED, men ta learn barber trade, only elght weeks required by cur advanta es constant practiee and expert instructiors urnished siudents at our Chlcagn, 8t uls and Minneapolls colleges: can eirn scolarship, board. tools and transport flon 1f dedirod; catalogie und part ree. Moler Barber Co'lege repr tive, 1628 Farnam st., Omaha. B—M:60 WANTED, life insurance _solicltors pay. Harttord Lite, 09 Bee Bidg, 9 girls wanted. Canadlan office, WANTED—Competent second _ girl with Toferences. Apply at 423 8. wih 8t " WANTED—Cook. 330 Farnam. 473 GIRL for general housework. 204 8. 36th St GIRL for general housework. 1322 €. 6th. GIRIL, for_general housework. Porter, 1512 So. th. WANTED, competent general house girl, $6.00 per week. 118 N. 39th St. C—M675-4 LADIES. do you want a $.00 moquette rug 30x72 inches for 16c; legitimate and easily worked. Stamp for particulars. Logan & Co., Perry, Ia. C—M@T3-4 FOR RENT<FURNISHED ROOMS. THREE furnished rooms for housekeep- Ing. man and wife. Rent taken in_board. a9 N. 17th ) ROOMS, private family. 2101 Douglas B M 1 B dae £ Mdi—o0 WANTED, musie_teacher to share com- rtable room with young gentlemun 614 8o. 20th 6330 UR nicely furnished rooms on first floor. Patrick Ave E—M634-3* 2% FURNISHED room, g2 8. 224 fami'y. ROOM 14th st GLENCAIRN, transtents,$1.% day. 16°0 Doug F16 UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport 8t. NICE warm rooms, good board, reasonable rates. The Rose, 5% Harney, P12 D12 The Merriam, good winter home, 25 & Dodge F—457 THE PRATT, desirable rooms, 212 8. ———————— FOR RENT=UNFURNISHED ROOMS. TIVO large modern rooms, with alcove. 2,2 Harney. G-—-Mi3l b FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICE FOR RENT. rtore in first class location, rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee Bidg ~263 FOR RENT, the bullding form rly oecupid bv The Bee ut 916 Farnam stree:. It has four ktorles and a basement which was formerly ased us The Hee press room This will be rented very reasoiably it interested apply at once to C. C. Rose- water, secreiary, room 100, Bee Buliding LARGE double room in Continental hlock; can be made into very desirab.e office and reception room for physiclan. WIil ar- range to sult OMAHA LOAN & TRUST €O, 16th & Douglas Sts, 1537 BRICK store and basement, 24th and Grace Sts. Geo. W. Holbrook, Brown block, 1-i%) corner business block (n the center de; room, 48 by 100 feet, ‘uul being completed, In a good town of 2,500; situ- ated dn- 4 good “tarming countryi well gettl Address, Jennie Brown, Geneva, N, 8104 —ee e AGENTS WANTED, IDENTITY QUARANTEE CO. Penn., guarantecs identity in financtal transictions, false arrest. accldent or death; device patented; is inexpensive, simple and absolutely - reliable; ~ngents wanted for Omaha and all Nebraska and Towa towns; good with other business; commissions lberal. For particulars ad dress the general agency, Lock Box 95, Omaha, Nel —M566° AGENTS, Streetmen 100; hot sellers; deposit on C. O. D. orders, Carter Book Co., 81l 8. Broadway, St Louls J—MB51—-5* WANTED=TO RENT. WANTED—By olderly lad unturnished rooms for I Address, D 19, Bee, Bong_books, $1_per “three or four i houseKeapt K—581-8 STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage und Warehouse Co., 012- 914 Jones, general storage and forwarding. STORAGE and forwarding. EXpressman's Delivery vo., 214 N. 16th. Tel. 11%. 480 R WANTED=TO BUY. WANTED, ladies to learn halrdressing, manfouring and face treatments; 4 weeks complote i ov wrife struction: furnis) airdressing College, lc PERSONAL, VIAVI, woman's way to hoalth. 146 Bee e TURKISH baths, massage baths, electrio bi for indles o ;. skilied women go operators; finest equipped baths city. Renstrom Bath Company. Rooms 216 to 220 Bee Bldg. asrl) . theatrical, masquerade costumer. rnam. U475 PRIVATE home before and during confine- ment; bables adopted. Mrs. Burket, 220 Burdette T478 PRIVATE hospital for ladles before & du Ing Conrinement; bables adopied. 1ig8 X PLEATING and skirts, all kinds; buttons made to match. Omaha Pleating Co., 154 Douglas. Ueim SEWING machines rented and repaired; rent §2 per month; supplies for all kinds of machines, The Singer Manufacturing Co., 1614 Douglas 8t. Telephune {18, —— e PERSONAL, LADIES' jackets and tallor made suits al tered, cleaned, repalred. M. Fogel, i{l?_!«‘h CALENDARS. Burkley Printing Co. USM1% DX FURNACE work, STOVE work, tinsheet iron, snlvnnlnd iron, sint’ and copper work done: cheapest 'place in the city Savage's Tin Bhop, 282 Farnam St LADIES, all hairdressing, manicuring and face massage free at Molors Hairdre ing College, 023 Farnam.” Hours, § to M3 3650 STEINWAY upright case for ||"‘“_“" latest ll)‘i‘ le cheap.” Address D 18, Beo. —e71-dy.A PICTURES framed and enla Hert- ford & Co., 123 Leavenworth, ner léth Bt. Tel. 1461 U 883-5. —_— MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western Towa farms at 5 per cent; borrowers can ay $100 or any multiple; any Interest ate; no delay.’ Brennan-Love Co., 308 Bo. 13th 8t., Omaha, Neb. W-s2 MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Love Co., 39 8o, 13th W483 $1,000 and upward to loan on Improved city property and farms. W. Farnam Smith Co., 1320 Farnam. WA WANTED—City _loans, bonds and warrants. George & Company, 161 Farnam strcet. PRSI W88 MONEY in any amount at s, J. W. ROBBINS & CO., 1808 MONEY to loan on farm and city property, lowest rates, O. F. Davis Co., 1506 Farnam W—AST MONEY to loan at 6 and 6% per cent on Omaha property. W. B. Meikle, 41 8. 15th W88 Y BEE: MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1000, -_— FOR SALE<REAL BATATE, BARGAINS IN FARMS 180 acres 4 miles weat of Omaha at end Dodge st macadam, well improved grove and orchard. $6.00 An acre. 100 acres 13 miles northwest of Omaha, all under cultivation, 2 sets of bulldings | longing to tenants. Price, $16.00 an nor 20 acres 11 miles from Omaha, 2 sets of buildings, first-class land; will divide in two pleces. Price, $46.00 an acre. 8 ncres 3 miles north of bulldings, raw prairie. acre. Irvin ton, no Price, 4260 per 160 acres on count 11 miles from Omaha; good bulidin $0.00 an acre. THE EYRON REED CO, 212 § WTH 8T RE-M74 g i line GARDEN LAN The best location for gardening aronnd Omaha or South Omaha; 31 acres fjust south of Jetters' brewery,” South On with good house, barn, eté.; will leas three.ye: IONCGE & COMPANY, nam 8t._Omakia; or . 2th 8t., 8outh Omaha, RE~710 6 LAND. C. B. Burrows, Norfolk. Nobra RE-40 8 ACRES, 0 miles from Om:ha, acre. The Byron Reed Co., 212 § 5 per 14th 8i. RE-9 C. F. HARRIBON, BARGAINS, RE. TWO lots, south front, on Capitol avenus, west of #6th, $:00 each: on grade, no i), cheapest lots offered west of High acho A. P. Tukey, Board of Trade RBE-511 SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N Y mone; $2.00 per mcre; Jacob Van: RE—M667-3¢ FINE east front lot, 3 blocks south of de- pot, on 10th 8t. Inquire M1l Vinton RE-—532-1 RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the Unton Pacific Rallroad company. A McAllaster land commissioner, Unfon Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE-514 CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam 8t. RE pasture land Holt Co., 160 in_Dundy, $150 per acre. pelt, 99 Bee Bldg. and 14th st.; ermanent sidewalk. Prise, $1,250. Byron . Hasting: 8. T4th st RE-~M732 4 BEST farm bargain In the state—Four farms, adjoinning, comprising 1,10 acres, 11% mites from Omaha postoffice; railroad station nearly In center; 550 acres In cul- tivation. Price $28 an acre; $10.000 cash payment, balanco 5 per cent Numbers of other large and smAll farme pear Omaha from $§0 to $60; Fremont, 330 to $50; Blair and Herman, $25 to $45. For moat rellable information as to farm argaing see or write WM. NELSON, 604 South Tenth St., Omaha. RE-—-604—3 PRIVATE money, 5, 6%, 6 per _cent; y. Garvin Bros., 1613 W WANTED--City and farm loans and warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., Bee Bld VATE money. F. D. Wead, 1624 Do Wodst FIVE per cent money. Bemis, Paxton block. W92 MONEY to loan on firat-class improved city jeoperty”or for bullding purposes. Fayne- nox i New York W93 PRIVATE > N, Y. % money to loan. J. H. Sherwood, Tife. WAk 1,600 TO LOAN on real eatate:call at once. M. 3. Kennard & Son, $10-311 Brown biock. MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTE! ALL’kinds bf household goods, hotels, etc., in large and small quantities. Chicago Furnitire Co., 14810 Dodge. ol 3020, * Brown Hl:“’ HOUBES to move. Wallace, B o COMPETENT girl for general housewor! 1024 Park lvo'l:u 740 FOR RENT—HOUSES. I you want your houses well rented pl them with nawa & D442 ALWAYS moving H. H. Plano Office, 1511%4 Farnam St. 1659 or 863 D43 HOUSES for rent In all parts of the city. Brennan-Love Co., 820 8o. 13th St. 00d: el HOUSES, stores. CHAB. B. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam. D—#6 SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N, Y. L D HOUSES, te. F. D. Wead, 164 Dougla, HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker Blk. D50 ROOM 1ouse, 21th and Farnam Sts., all modern. Call' 2066 Farnam or phunrg 888, —45 HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown blk, D458 D453 BARN, 2024 8t. Mary's Ave. POR RENT, 12-room house, heated with ateam, modern convenfences, good barn. A 8 C 49, Bee. ROOM cottage and barn, 202 Decatur St. modern except furnace. $16.00. Ringwalt, Barker hik T DMl 205 8. 17TH ST., 6-room house, clty water: barn; 31500, Omaha Loan and Trust o 16th And Douglas sts. D—Mi09 " FOR RENT—Modern cottuage of 7 rooms: nice lawn; on Georgla Ave near Pacifie, JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM. & D-519-6 unfurnished rooms, first-class, complete for housekeeping D FLAT, § rooms. 1419 8. Toth all 2124 2214 Lake st., 10-room modern house $27.60, 2124 N room modern house, $15. 2414 =room flat, $10. 2423 Patrick ave., 5-room house, $10.50. 1039 B Mth st., 4-room hoise, $. 2202 Clark st., 10-room house, $16. 212 ! G-room house, $12.50. ave, 8-room house, 5, ., 8-room house, $12.50, room_ house, $10.50. room house, Sl INVESTMENT CO,, 1508 Dodge St 2517 Parker st MCAG D-MiT 3 1604 N. 2TH 8T, $-room house, modern ex- cept’ furnace; 'In _good condition; very handy location; will be vacant Dec. 1s $26.00 per month. Omaha Loan and Trust Co., 1#th and Douglas sts D—M412 THREIR $-room modern brick houses, St, near Farnam. Inauire 2017 Jon 1826 N. 16TH ST, nice 5-room cottage city water, just béen papered and painted throughout; $12 per month. Omuha Loan and Trust Co., 16th and Douglas sts D—Md10 CONVENIENT §-room house, modern. quire 141l Vinton. 101 8. 30th Ave, small six-room eottage, all modern excépt furnace: In good con’ dition. Wil be vacant December 5. Rent, ‘Phis I8 & cholce location for small amily. OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. Douglas Bts. n- D585-10 , 16th_and D380~ ELEGANT 10-room all modern realdence; ardwood finish, porcelain bath, laundry his house 18 in' good condition and with: n minutes' walk of the center of the in a_very select nelghborhood, near and Bt. Mary's Ave. Rent, $5. 1A LOAN & TRUST CO., 16th_and lan Sts. D87 sdern improvements. 31 D108 3¢ FOR RENT=FURNISHED ROOMS. BTEAM heated rooms at The Thurston. E HOUSEKEEPING, # up; 263 St Mary's, E-M2 D FURNIBHED rooms, modery. with or with: oul e {1 regsonabla Tates. PR Bi, Y Timited number of 8 bank uccounts. Brennan- 18th. N6 y, $1.00 of Omaha Savings tor ‘cash. Address A 15, N—-Mb4 WILL purchase & Omaha Bayin Love Co., %9 NTED 0 bu WHO has a blacksmithing business to sell cheap? Address, stating what you have and how much you want. Lock Box 486, Callaway, Neb. N—M429 5¢ FOR SALE~FURNITURE. FOR SALE, furniture of 6-room hcuse, cluding range, new base burner and stove. Address H, care Bee office, South Omaha. O--418 8% CABINET repairing & speclalty; Hertford & Coy Juss Leavenworth, corner 16th Bt. el 146, FOR SALE—~HORSES, VEHICLES, ETC, SELL and repair_vehicles. all kinds. Frost, carrlage works, 14th and Le: HARD and soft foundation piling; b fences and cribbing, 901 Douglas. Q-8 Deright, 1116 Farnam, Q8 SAF FOR SALE, 1 160-H. P. Hoffman & Billings Corliss engine In good condition. Call or address Sec'y of Bee Bldg. Co. Q61 WRITE for catalogue of trusses. support- ers. Sherman & McConn:ll Drug Co.Qmaha 465 F COACHIN chicken %A & Nicholas, ANTIQUE furniture. Hertford & Co.. Leavenworth, corner 16th 8t. Tel, 1451, Q—Mos: MISCELLANEOUS, NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furniture ‘and stoves At lowest prices, car'oad 1oty or less.” Chicugo Furniture Co., 1406-10 Dodge. R—44! BELL cheap beautiful Upright plano, maliogany case, Tully guaranteed, barguin 910 N %th 8t R—-78-J3.1 UPHOLSTER making. Hertford & Co.. 1523 Leavenworth, corner 16(h St Tel. 461, RN GLADISH pharmacy, . rellable drug store. 725 J1® WANTED—We have customers for 100 to 200 shares Eouth Omaha Btock Yards Co. stock, TSt your offerings with ua Payne-Knox Company, Main Floor New York Life Bldg. R—363—1 CLAIRVOYANTS, PALMISTRY The greatest exponent in the art of palm- istry today 15 OMAHA'S FAVORITE, MME GYLMER. S)e his had few cquals and no superiors, and today stands recog- Diged s the leader of her profession. 1f i“" are in trouble consult this celebra ndy. Her adyice Is sure to benefit v As o prognosticator she is 1 phenomens Her predictions are always abso'ute'y ac. curate. She tells just the lines’ in the paim Indicate and they don't lle, This wonderful woman is well known (o Omaha_people, hay! been 4 vears in th city. Her reputation for honestv and fa! dewiings tn thoroughly establizhed iors of Paimistry, Dodge, 8. sfde n 2 0. MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 319 North 16th 8400 MME.GLYMER genuine palmist. 1806 Do lge 8Tl —eeee ELECTRIC TREATMENT, MAE EDGAR, 317 N. 15th 8t flat B, Dire ELITE parlors, 615 8. 16th, secnd floor. ME. AMES. 1615 Howard M , 24 floor, room thermal baths. 5899 8 THE OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. (Established 1892.) WIil make you a loan on furniture, planos, live stock, etc. _You keep the property. Or 1t you' bave a permanent n we will make you a SALARY LOAN without indorser o mo We loan from $10 up. Youcan get the money in a few hours atter, making application and you may pay it back in 1, 2, 3, 4, b of § months. Others claim lower rates, bu is & chance to make compariso We charge nothing for papers or flling and we give you the full amount of the loan in Cash.” We are the oldest and largest loan company In Omaha. Our motto is “to try top lease."” Fetephone 2295, 06 Bouth leth Bt MONEY MO! LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE. No endorser of mortgage required LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. OMAHA CREDIT CO., Room 5628, Fifth Floor, New York Llf’a‘ Rblg}’!. NEY "AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY M pay off your SALARY ABSIGNMENTS And all other debts. A steady position all that is required. EASIER MS AN LOWER RGES THAN ANY OTH LOAN COMPANY. Call and have a rivate talk with us. ROOM 601 BEIL UILDING. X501 MONEY loaned salarted people holding per- anent position with responsib.e concern pon thelr own names without secu'l easy payments. Tolman, 06 N. Y. L b d MONEY TO LOAN ON Furniture, Planos, Diamonds, Watch, Privately on payments No chan papers. BERGER'S LOAN CO,, Il nam street, upstairs. MONEY loaned on planos, furniture. fevi- elry, horse, cows, ete. . F. Keed, 31y & 15 —M NS. et for Far- RY LOANS, CHATTEL 1O, Al WTAY MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horscs, cowe, Jewelry. ‘DUt Gréen, 15, Barer 2 LOANS TO SALARIED PROPLE with partial payments on note; no mort- age or security: absolutely ennfidential; OSITIVELY LOWFST RATES; loans of other companies taken up. Room 303, Pax- ton Block. RELIABLE CREDIT ,(;‘() BUSINESS CHANCES, 150 CASH or easy payments buys 25 strictly lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks. clgarp or cashiowill earn 32 und upward weekly eacl Earl, Clark & Co., rof- ture Manufacturers, Chicago, il 508 1900 TO $600 a month selling new patent brake attaciiments to mechanics: prait've proof; territory ome-fourth value; mome mondy needed: no fakirs; at once. R om 7, Karbach hotel Y- Ms61 14¢ BAKERY ; alto hardware bunines V1 huve a buyer for 1u in good for Fale FOR BXCHAN WILL trade for brick or lumber one plan anystandard make. 9188 18 el 130 Z- Mz 5 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, FOR BALE Ggod east front lot on Eh near California, 500, Small lot an 20th 8t. near A. South Omana, 150, Good lot one block from Ames Ave and 0th, §200, South front In Central park, $100, Bixty-alx feet on Cassius street, close to 30th, #3560 Sixtyfive feet on 19th near Center St., $30 Fifty feet on Charles near Lowe Ave. paved St., §50. Section o 'lé:)mf in Gove Co., Kans., with and'lot on M street near 27th, 8. 0., $600. Four lots in Wakeley Add., $200. Lot 20. block 2. Barker Place, $100, Lots 16 and 17 in Second addition to West Bide, $100. Forty'acres one mile from Capitol Cheyenne Bixty feet south front Cass and 39th streets, SAMUEL 8. CURTIS, Recefver, Harney 8t RE-M3588-16 = PERSONAL, D;\...nov.;;‘vfio d&am & superfiuous T Brg R HOUSES, lof T-ROOM new, all modern, % lot, east of park. Price, ‘The Byron Reed C 22 8. ory house, full 300, 14th st RE-MT3 4 MEDICAL. LADIES out of health find prompt reliet. Box 82, Omana, Neb. Confidential. 518 PERSONAL, Golden Seal Female Regulator relieves in' 4 hours' $1.00 and $2.00 boxes; Done genuine without aignature. " Golden edicine Co., 2911 Morgan_8t., Bt. Mo. 2 D12% DR. LE DUE'® ¥emale Regulator, posi- tively warranted to cure the mosi stub- born cases of pathological monthly stop- pages, Irregulrrities, obstruct'ons and suppressions brought on from whatever cause: $2 a package, or 3 for $: sent any- where prepaid on_receipt of price. The Kidd Drug Co., Elain, Iil American of- fice, retall, wholesale, Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha, M. A Jillon, South Omaha; Davis Drug Co., Council Blufts. Full line of rubber goods. 5 SoE—————ihep e —— LosT. LOBT, black and white Scotc! Reward if returned to 2116 collle pup. mmett Bt Lost-—97 308 % REWARD-Lost, green parrot, short tall, yellow head. Return to 1213 Chicago' st. Lost—M:65 amed Bessle. Re- et reward. DRESSMAKING. IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 3918 8. 26th St M-506 DT+ . — — —— —— _—__} ‘IRISH setter bitch pup, turn to 719 8. 8ist and BELGIAN HARES, FOR SALE, pedigreed, mestic Belglan hares, scoring from 84 to 9% points. Does bred {0 Imported. bucks. My stock 15 of the cholcest blood, grand red color, good shape and style, good heads, eyes, ears, Iacing and ticking, with nice red feet, also imported bucks at stud. If interested in grize winning Belglan hares address A. . Vandell, Loomis, Neb. 606-3° tmported and do- oes and bucks OSTEOPATHY, JOHNSON Institute, 635 N. Y. L. Blag.; 1664; Alice Johnzon, D, O. lndfi-‘f"de’]’y‘t" Gid' E. Johnson, Osteopathist, Mgr. & —518 M, E. DONOHUE, D. O.. of Still_sch: " Kirksville, Mo., 64 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1 —519 —————————— JUNK, B.&M. junk house, J. Mlder, Prop.. dealer in all metals. bottles, etc. = Carloads a speclalty. 801-803 Farnam, Omaha, Tel. 237 —521 PO LI i e ACCORDION PLEATING, RDION and_side pleating, cheapest, best, quickest. Mrs. A, C. Mark, § Pat: terson Blk., 17th and Farnam Sts, SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A C. VAN BAD BOYLES' Colloge, court reporter princl Beeo Bldg. - NEB. Bus, Theater, GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. & Bhorthand colloge. / Boy —525 FURNITURE R [EL. 1831, M. 8. Walklin, 2111 Cuming 8t, CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg. g MIRROR FACTORY, Damaged looking glasses restivered, 108 ENGINES, BOILERS, ETC, L. C. Sharp—Mach, WKks.; motors, dynamos. PIANO TU WE tune your plano for $L.50. Rose's Btore, 1521 Dodge. Tel. 1315, -4 TICKET BROKER, W P H phone 784, rate tickets eve in, 1606 Farnam. CARPENTERS AND JOBBERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairtng d promptly attended to. J. T. Ochlitree, 2 and Lake Sts. ~870 — o BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY, STOCK'S Bird Store. 181 Leavenworth o — PROPERTY E""TM “and loaned: rents collected. Co., 314 8o. 16th 8t. s0ld; _mone. L L. fiyohnhox L R farms, lands, loan: mis, Paxton bik. - Insurance. LAUNDRY, OMAHA Bteam Laundry; shirt 2c; cufts, dc. 7e; colla 170 Leaveuworth Tel. 517 -536 . FAGLE 1 Ing; all b LOANS, 1 3 sel G Visin mber will be re p. m. on and then cept heat: of the U BRASKA, mpecificati at the dis tect, by Knox Tay! (Should b as cha Forelgn n I3 lows 8) a P low, 9 a m. via Bo be direc m.(suj EUROF town; a e 8 Poer s, s. THURSD. BWITZ TUGA INDIA 8 8 SATURD. per & 8 a. m. u. 8. Pot per 9. s m *PRINTEF takes Pri and Sam) class of REurope After ihe Trans-A dition: on the of sallin; MONDAY . 8. Pri Venezue Gulana Wilhelm 10: PORTS, for Guat, Alllanca. bout r a8, ADA ai at 10:30 Capri") CH 8. 5. Se tary 1:30 i), THURSD. and_ SA MANZA. son, from mentary TANAM; toza. LAND, Paerto directed D, at for and I 10 a m. Juan, 8 s Ale direc ed thagena dur’™); Morro ARGEN at1p. 8. 8. Am; A Mee Saturday) Roston, a this offic Cuba, by thence bv + 007 g AWaxion' O) “his nMon Malls for thenee by at**ip m for Rellze, p. m. prev Mafls for Tslands. speclally here dall for for Ans Aaily at clusive, canla, ¢ alunatch tra via Furol via San v De clusive. spectally malle, vi eamhér China Francisc Al i Chine I San Fra p. m. up dispateh 1 Jan t ive Transnac of safling {y arranees interrintes 190, RA e The Fpectal The Fast Ldneo'n, ¥ Grand & Daily. e Pacifi Atlan SURY U, applyin Postmaster POSTOFFICE NOTICE ber %, 190, will close (PROMPTL hour earlier than closing time shown be WEDNESDAY thampton (mail for Ireland m: La Gasco other parts of vper 8. s, for NETHERLAND: 8.8, Potadam (mail must be directed “per be directed “per & for SCOTLA rnessin (mail must be directed 8. 8. Furnessia’). X leus speclally directed by her French and German st, open until within Ten Minutes of the hour Malils for South ). TUESDAY—At 9:30 a. a. m.) for CENTRAL Al cept Costa Rica) and SOUTH_ PACIFIC NICAN REPUBLIC, Cherokee; at 9 p. s & Admiral Dewe WEDNESDAY-—At bers (mali for Northern Bras Republic, Uru directed “'per 8. 8. Olbers BRAZIL, per 8. 6. Caprl (mafl for North- ern Braz 3 and Paraguay must be directed * per s. - CHIAPAS, per Havana and Progreso parts_of Mexico must be directed ‘per tilta (mall must be directed “‘per 8. s. An- FRIDAY—At 10 a. INAGUA Wnd CAPIZ GRACIAS, per s & Kong Frode (mail SATURDA INDWARD and LEEWARD TSLANDS via San Juan; at 10 a plemenary 1030 8 SLAND, CARTHAGENA "and GREYTOWN, per (supplementa CAO and VE . via Curacao (mall for Sa a and PARAG m. for NORTHERN BRAZIL, per for Newfo haro everv Monday m ay, Wednesday and Friday; Aressed for d A Guatemala Costa Rica) r dispatch per s, & New Zealand slands, via ‘San ia (except Wost Australia, which goes to Decemher *# r 5. % Rio de Janeiro (registored madl closes at & n m._previon PostoMce, New York, N. 7 ‘The Overland Limited..a §:20 am Chicago-Portiand The Mall and Expros Btromsburg Expre sland L PAWNEROKERS, .oan Office, rellable accommodat- susiness confidential. 1301 Douglas 28 1. Marowitz; low rates, 418 N. 18 nu AL, 1dents. Pr = holagships to planc 5 Hamge Bl SUES & CO. Patent Lawyers Blda., Omaha, N atentBookFree | = m——— OVERNMENT NOTICB, DEPARTMENT, OFFICE 1 Architect, Washington, D . 190, SEALED PROPOSAL ved at tnis office until 2 o'clock the 27th day of December, 19X, opened, for the construction (ex- ng_apparatus and electric wiring) 8 Postoffice at BLAIR, N n accordance with drawings and ons, coples of which may be had reifon of the Supervising Archi- 0. this office or {o the at Blalr, Nebraska lor, Supervising Architect. 6-28-30 D36 M read DAILY by all Interested, es mAy occur at any fime.) ails for the woek ending Decem. Y in all t the General Posioftice as fol ARCELS POBT MAILS close on Tr o W m. (supplementary per 8. 8. St. Louls, od “per s. 8. Bt. Louls’); at § plementary . m) M per s 8. Teatonlc, via Queen 0230 a. m. for BELGIUM direct, Noordiand (mail must be directed . Noordiand'’). AY-At 7 a m._ for FRANCE RLAND, ITALY, SPAIN. POR. TURKEY, "EGYPT, BRITISH nd LORENZO MARQUEZ, pet . via Havre (mail for rope must be directed La Gascogne' ) AY-At 3:30 a. m. for EUROPE, Etruria, via, Queenstown; at § direct, per sdam’); at $ a. m. for ITALY, Colynbia, via Naples (mail must 8. Columbla’); at 10 ND direct, per . s per 5D MATTER, ETC.—~This sten inted Mattor, Commercial Pa ples for Germany only The same mall matter for other purts of wili not be sent by this ship un- closing of the Supplement tlantic Malls named above, supplemen pler: y ad- ary mais are opened of the “American, English, wmers, ana iemain % of steamer. Central Amer We dies. ete. —AL 10:30 a. m. for HAITI, per ns Wilhelm 11 (mall for Curacao, la, “Trinidad, British and Dutch miint be dirécted “per 5. s. Pring m, gupplementary RICA (ex- por s, 8. Alllanca, via Colon (mail emala must be directed “per s. 8. ') at 1 m. (supplementary m) for_ ThRKS THLAND and T 8 8 . for JAMAICA, per . 'from Boston. a. m. for BERMUDA, Pretoria; at 10 a. m. for GRE: nd TRINIDAD, per s, 8. Grenad W m. for HRAZIL, fer o & Ol , Argentine guay and Paraguay must be ' at 12 m. for . Argentine Repub'ic Urugui at 1 m. YUCATAN, b & for CUBA, CAl TABASCO “and Heguranca, via (mall for "other uranca’); at 1 p. m. (supplemen- . m.) for NASSAL per s, 8. An- AY—At 2:30 a m, for JAMAICA NTIAGO, GUANTANAMO and NILLA, Jer #. 8. Admiral Bamp- m Philadelphia; at 1 0. m. (supple. D amafes NASSAU, GUAN- SANTIAGO, per 8 s. Sara~ for NEWFOUND- Siivia; at 1 m. for 0 an m. per 8. & for Jamaica, Belize, Cortez and Guatemala must be per 8. 8 Kong Frode') —At 1a. m. for NEWFOUND- per . 8. Corean, from Philadel- 9:30 a. m. llllpfi)l?m'n(fl?’ 10 a. 8T. THOMAS, BT. CROIX MERA T 8. 8 Fontabelle; at for PO RICO, per s. s Ban m. (sup- for FORTUNE SAVANILLA, m) JAMAICA o (mail for Costa Rica must be per s 8. Alene” : at 10 a. m. 0:30 A, m.) for CTURA: A, per 8. s Hildur, illa and Car- must be directed “‘por s 8. Hil- 11 a. m. for CUBA. per s “astle. vl TIN SPUBLIC, URUGT Y. per & & Ttallan Prin azonene. land. by rail to North nd thence by steamer, close at daily at §:30 (Gonnacting nesday and by ratl to close at fails . m. Wed Malls for Migue'on, nd thence by steame dafly at #40 p. m ratl to Pori Tamoa, Wa., ard steamor, close at this ofice dallv ithe connocting closes are on Malls for overiand. unless snecially ad- patch by steamer, close at Natle ne 200 n m i 090 1 m Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortez by rall to Naw Or'eans and steamer. closo at this offee dally (eonnectine closes hare Mondayvs Puerto Cortez and Tuesdays for **Registered mall closes at 6 fous day. tv. Transpacific Mails, China. Japan and Philtppine via Heattle (ordinary mail and nddressed registored mail). closa v up to Decemher **4 at 6:30 n. m. Td7umi Mara., M; West Austra'ia Fiff and Bamoan Francisco, close here 8:30 0, m. up to December **8, in. or on day of arrival of s. & Lt ie at New York December #4 fo per & & Slerra. Mafls for Aus- tralla (excopt Hawall, re. and New Zealand, which goes rancisco), and Tl ‘Tslands, via close here dally al 6:30 R cember 7. 1p to December **8 fn- for dispateh per s 6. Aorangd, dressed only (supplementary a Reatt's, close at 4:3 n. m. De- a9, alls for Hawali, Japan nd Phillopine Tslands, ‘via San 0, cloga here dally at 6:30 n. m. un Inclustve. for dfanatoh Malls for Hawai| apan and Phiifonine Tslands, via neiseo, close | dally at’ .90 to Decemher *17. inclustve for per 8. & Contle. Malls for China an. vin Vancoaver, close hera 630 n m up to Decemher % for dlspateh ver 8. 8. Bmoress of mall must be directed n iver') ifie mafls are for Aal'y and the ache 1 on the nresnm A overland transi arded to port & of elosing on of their un- s"Rexistered ay ANELIUS VAN COPT, Postmaster. Y., November 30, COF ILWAY TIME TABLES, UNION PACIFIC-“THE OVER- Route''—General Offices, Cor, Ninth ar:d Farnam Fireeta” City Ticket Of arnam Street. Tele epot, Tenth and Telephone, 629 Teave hone, 316, lason 'Sts. Arrive. p a §:20 am Mall Beatrice c Exjre James | | Office, 1401 Farnam St. RAILWAY TIMB TABLES. BURLINGTON & MIS- sourl Hiver Rafiroad~ “The Burlington Route = Qeneral Offices, N. W. Corner Tenth nn’fli.rn-m it Ticket Office. 1803 arnam_ 8t. Telephone, on siation, Tenth and Mason 128 ne, 1 Sinve 0 am uriln e Telepho! Lipcoln. Hastings and MeCook . st Lincoln, Denver, Colo- rado. Utah, Callfornia.a 4:%8 am Lincoln & Blak Hills. a 900 pm Montana, Puget Sound. & $:00 pm Lincoln Fast Mail £ Denyer Colorado, Caligorni ts. Bend Plattamoutl. .. Ft. Crook, Platts a Dally! b ex. Suhday. KANSAS CITY, ST, Jo. I o Soptiett iulte : "'R.‘dl "“Thy Bu&nfilfl- on Rou et OF u:‘\l Fagtam 81 T-rp‘l'" one epot, Te: End" Mavon Eis T phone, 125 Leave. Arrive, as City Day Ex....a #:20 am & 556 pm Night ¥x..a10:05 pm & 6:15 am | Louts Fiyer for . | Jogeph and St. Louls. a 4:80 pm ail:l6 am @ Datly o, Budinston, | arnam 8t ), Depot s Arrive. 3 & €1 LOUIS - o ha, K FANL e e hone, ‘onth und Mason Te.ephone. 125, Laa uiney oute! e, 1116, Farnam 8¢ phone, epot and Marcy Strie bhone, 629, leave Arrive oo .8 6:06 pm o 8:20 am and Quincy | & 7:00 am & 9:00 pm o Louts Cannon Ball xpress . Kansas C1t; Loeal ... & Dally’ fLLINOIS CENTRA) Raliroad City Tieket Of. fice, 1402 Farnam Stre. Telephone. 245. Depe Tenth and Marcy Strees. Leave Arrivi. a4 p Chicago Express e -] Chicago Limited b 9:4 pm & 8:06 am b 8:16 am A Fort Dodge Loc m ounct: Binfts b 4:30 pm a Daily. b Dally except Eunday. CHICAGO. ROCK 18L. an, Felfic Rallr ="The cireat i and Route"” it t Office, 1323 trret. Telephon spot, Tenth & 8. T arcy e ephone, €2, Leave. Arrive, rt Local Chicago Exprons . Des Moines Local. C! 'cago Fast Expre Des olaes, Rock and and Chicago....... WEST. Lipcoln, Colorado Sps. Denver, Pueblo a PACIFIC RAIL road-—-General Officas and Ticket Offices Bouthea: Corner 14th and Dy §ts. Telephone, 104, Depe Union Station. Leave. Lovis & Kansas ity ‘Express. . . Cy, Bl,pL. Expre Nebraska Weeping Wa @ Dally. b D CHICAGO, ]IL\\'AU I & St Paul Railway o cre Ticket Office, 1601 Farnam Btreet. Telephone 284. De- +*“Tenth. and - Mason treets. Telephone, 629 &L ® X‘r&l\’r. A‘rf‘g fea limited Ex (3 pm a 8:05 am %lglig & r";mlhl Ex...b ;16 am b 3:40 pm s Dafly. b Dally except Sunday. OUX CITY & PACIFIC Raliroad — Thi western om ) Bank Buflding, W, Corner Twelft] and Farnam Sts. Ticket Telephone, 561, _e- ts. Telephone, €29, Leuve. Arriva pot, Tenth and Mason S Twin City Exoresa, | Twin City Limiea. Bioux City Local & Dally | Ticket Office, 1401 Far 8t. Wsth and’ Wbst ‘ ave. awood, i Arrive, | T m & 5 Caspar sna L bt i l‘ 4 50 pm ¢ 5:00 pm clor, Fleneva, XOter &na woward Norfolks Verdigre and Frenwnt . Lincoln, Fremont . Fremont Locai . o Datly udni. i ay ~only. Dall; Dally ‘extent Mondav. 8L Depot, hone, 1464 lack” Hills. Hot Sprin Wyomin, b 5:00 pm am c Su except Saturday. l CHICAGO & NORTH. Western Rallway~— ‘Tl!. (N“hrlh¥.¢pl:.rn AN, Ity cket O h arnam’ St Teloghone, Tenth an 1 Dapot, Mason ~ Be' Telephone Leave. = Arri cage . Eastern Gago an Fast Oimana Omaha-Ch st Mall o o0 v:!fl r Rapids Pas Q“'Bl'b Gastern Kxpri .b 9:00 pm a Dally. b Except Saturdny: CHICAGO, ST, Minneapolls & Rallway - “The North- western Line"'—General Offied Nebraska Divie N ;\IOII. Cl'h ;}Idk W .'fll'f . 8. Clly Ticket Cffioe 01 farnam St. Tel e, 3 1ith and Wevster sia, 0oone: L Depot Leave. Arrive. 6:00 am’ @ pm al am eagt Nebraska. . 3:45 pm a Daily. b Daily sxcept sunday. WABASH RAILROAD — Ticket Office, 14li Farnam Street, Telephone 822 L« 2 ot, ‘Tenth and Marc, treets, Telephione, 429 Lea ve. Arrive. Bt. Louis ““Cannon Ball .- 6:05 pm & 8:20 am Pollceman's Mysterious Death, N V YORK, Dec ~Mystery surrounds the finding today of the dead body of Policeman Patrick McGloin, which ' was oating in the East river afl the foot of inety-fifth ~ street. McGioin, Who was ulirly detatled 1o duty In the House of od Ehepherd. answered § oclock roll 8 usual, this ""’""'"f at his police station and then left to go. It was belisved, to the House of the Good Shepherd. Timothy Callahan, captain of a canalboat, at 9:40 o'alock, discovered the body of the policeman in the water, McG'oin had_been on the force about twenty-five years and was 64 year? old. A. Perfect Cat Not violently emptying rite, the bowles or cleaning but gently stimulating, t tie Exnres . ocal.... b bi b Dally excep! ':fl:l ing strengthenlog the intestinal walls—Cascarets Candy Cathartie, 10¢, 25¢, 60, | coromer has decided that no inquest w | @ brother-in-law of Chris Mathisen, | proprietor, put on a white apron and as- pm ' fourth. Omaha and Milwaukee are | candidates for the next anpual gathering. | noss, leffect a cure when faithfully taken. | changs of any | ton has received many | ters amking about the twent! | Press to mek | chureh, WARNINGS ARE OF N0 AVAIL ing House Employes Stifled by Gas Despite Good Advice. CARD OF ADMONITION IS IN PLAIN VIEW Bodles of Two Butchers Fonnd use Bedroom with Ferdinand Schill of 2503 Arbor street and Frank Kroft of 2112 Elm street blew out the in their room at the Little Gem room- ing house, Fourteenth and Webster streets, Saturday night and when found at 7:30 o'clock Sunday morning were dead. The 1l be necessary, K Schlll was 22 years old and Kroft 26, Both were butchers employed in Cudahy's Ppacking house, South Omaha. Tho young men called at the loon which adjoins the rooming house at 9§ o'clock Saturday night and Schill, who was the sisted the latter at tending bar, while Kroit Amused himeelt by drumming on the plano. Then, as closing-up time approached, it was agreed between the brothers-in-law that Schill should open up the saloon for cleaning-out purpores Sunday morning. With | this end in view the young men decided to sleep In the adjolning rooming house was at 12:30 o'clock Sunday morning. x hours r H. W. Barnabe, who oc- cupled an adjoining room, detected the dor of gas and began an fovestigation. He traced the fumes to room No, 1. As the door was not locked he entered and found Kroft lying on the floor beside the bed. Schill, fully dressed, save that his shoes were off, lay upon his back on the coverlid. The sas fet was turned squarely on and both w'udow and transom were closed. A peco'lar circumstance obrerved by the coroner, \ %o arrived a few minutes later, was the fa.t that the iron berstead had been broken, \llowing one corner of the mattress to sins to the floor. As the frac- tured corner wat immediately under the gas jet It is supputed it was broken by one of the young men standing upon it while blowing out the lam.. Natled upon the w.ll beside the fixture This | was a dogeared card, ye'low with age, which bors the admonition i» big, black type: “Do Not Blow Out the Gav.”” It was further disfigured by sarcastic pencil-written com- ments. A cold, cough or la grippe can be “nipped In the bud” with a dose or two of Ioley's Honey and Tar. Beware of substitutes. Dillon's drug store South Omaha; Myers- Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. ALUMNI HONOR OMAHA MAN Harvard Graduate Wi Crimson Forces—Thin Favored for Loe L y s The clection of James H. McIntosh of this clty as president of the Associated Harvard clubs in the annual convention at Minne- apolis is accepted by the Omaha Harvard men as a notable honor. Mr. McIntosh and Charles 8. Elgutter of this city went to the Minneapolis convention as delegntes from the Omaha club, which has a membership of twenty-one. The Assoclated Harvard clubs is com- posed of all the clubs west of the Alle- gheny mountains, thus a large number of prominent citles are represented. Con- ventions are held annually, this being the rival 'The selection s left to the exscutiye com: mittee and announcement may not be made for some time. The convention ended with |& brilliant banquet at the West hotel and Me Elgutter and Mclntosh are expected to arrive home this mornisg. James H. Mcintosh, the new president, lives at 138 North Thirty-eighth avenue and is & well known attorney. The Omaha Harvard club s one of the most prominent in the country. The cne Almnnac, There Is no work in the world of which #0 many coples are printed annually as of the Chinese almanac. It predicts the weather, and notes the days which are considered lucky or otherwise for com- mencing any undertaking, for marrying, burying or for applying remedies to dis- eases. A lucky day is not necessary when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is taken for constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia, billous- nervousness or insomnia. It will Grau's Jolly for SAN FRANCISCO, Opera company finished {ts week's play here tonight and left for Denver, where the company s to appear December 6. The grand opera season was the most success- ful ever known here and Mr. Grau gocs away well untinfled He hus come out ahead n the venturc and ntates that if he takes company on _a tour next year he will surely como to San Francisco.’ According to Mr. Grau San Francisco I8 the only eity in the country, except New York, that can support grand opera. Twenty-one per- formances were given here without o kind being made in the orlginal announcement. From Denver tho gompany Wil §o to Kansus City,"Lincoln, Neb.. and Minneapolls, and will open in the Metropolitan opera house in New York December 18 nn ¥ co. Dec. 2. 0 Grau Submerged Ca BEAST LIVERPOOL, lvl‘v'nn o f theg Clev I & Pittshurg rain wrecked at Beaver Wednesday mom- ing was discovered in the river a mi'e be- low Waellsville this morning. The car was roofless, the roof having floated down the river. 10dging near Steubenville and caus- ng the erroneous report that the ear had gone to tho bottom at that point. The Recovered. 0., Dec. 2.—The ex- | wrecking car pulled the car from the water after a duy's work. A large quantit expressage was recovered in a_ badly dam- aged condition. The body of Measenger Casey, for which search has heen made at all pofnts below Beaver, was not in the car, It 18 balleved to have floated (o a point be- low Steubenvill Red Cro WASHINGTON, ot Wateh Meeting. Dec. 2.- Misa Clara Bar- telegrame and let. feth century watch moetings, and asks the Assoclated it_known that ‘while the movement s under her guidance aud con- trol wll the details are committed to the New York office of the Red Cross in the St. James bullding, New York City. Many towns seem to be waiting for spe- clal authorization to hold these mestings, wheroas none is necessary. All that any ‘odge, military company o school of any kind needs to do is to organize its own watch meetings, Marriage Postvoned, CLEVELAND, O, Dec. 2--Miss Alta Rockefeller, daughter of John D. Rockefel- ler, "has cabled her mother from Vienna that her marriage to E. Parmelee Prentiss, a Chicago Jawyer. hnd heen postponed in- definitely. Mr. Prentiss {s with his flancee in Vienna. Mr. Prentiss and Miss Rocke- feller were to have been wedded on De- comber 1. Miss Rockefeller {8 being treated for denfriess and the doctors at Vienna de- sire that she should remain abroad and continue her treatment. The wedding prob- ably will take place early next spring. Charged with Taking Steck. CLEVELAND, 0., Dec. 2-—Mrs. Grace Robinson, aged '18 years, of Libby, Mont,, was arrested here tonight at a leading hotel and was charged with being a fugitive from Justice, Mrs. Robinson |s the wife of one of the officials of the American Kootenal Mining and Milling company at Libby. Sha s charged in the telogram 1o the police hers with having stolen §26.000 worth of the stock of that company belonging (o her husband, The woman says the stock fs in her o on the books of the c She offers to return to Mon n « New Rule, CHICAGO, Dec, 2.—The proposed amend- ment to the rula of the Hoard of Trade, which provides for a period of ninety days for trading In future deliverles of grafn, with the & provision that econtracts for May deflvery mav be anterad Into after the firat dnw of Cesaben n aack “anw wag adopted today by s majority of 542 votes.