Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 5, 1900, Page 11

TIHE OMAHA DAIL vely. By requesting & mum- Bered check, eanm have a dressed to & of The Bee. Anawers se be delivered on pres SITUATIONS WANTED, WANTED=A situation about January 1 by an all-around fnsurance man of fifte jears’ experience. ~Address, W 4 Vine Bt., Lincoln, Neb. BY a Swedlsh gir), who eannot speak Eng- glish, a place to'learn housework; wagcs no object. Apply at 1215 8. mm)\ 8P POSITION with concern do'ng large pro- duce business; long experience; thor- oughly competent. X.mr.-" D 6, Bee. A_SrsLio WANTED=MALE HELP. WANTED, w teady work for a few ¥oods hutiers o §rag Wiblte and anbear- ance. C. F. Adams Co., 166 Howard 8t ¢ thoroughly in short futhes “free, Institute B—138 BARBER trade taug| time, ecatzlogue and part Address Western Barbers Omaha, Neb, BALESMEN wented to sell frult trees: blg wages to hustlers; no experience necei- cash weekly. .\'we ; western alfl‘ ry Company, Dept. i 'AW [;fl' ANTED-SALESMED The Hawka Nufsery Co. aukee, Wis. . B MAST. DA WANTED, n wolfcitor.” Ap) position to rixl MEN to adyertise or sell; Triumph Co., Dallas, Texas. WANTED, men to learn barbsr trade; only elght weeks required by cur advanta constant practice and cxpert instructions furnished students at our Chica Louis and Minncapolis colleg: wcolarship, board. tools an Do tlon It dosired; catalogue and particulacs free. Moler Barber Collegs Tepresenia- 1ive, 162 Farnam st., Omaha. B-—M500 6% WANTED, live, energetic, experienced can- vassers. ' Apply to Hayden Bros. B-T08-4% WANTED, man for dalry work. H. F. Stahr, blst and Boulevard, west DO‘E' nd Dumb Inst, B--T60- SWANTED, three salesmen nt once. BIg i'men. Address D 8, Bee. money to good ko) io&d‘ exf;}lén<-n|m-|..gun 14 Farnam 8t Goo ¢ party. B-138 stralght salary. 3 MBb4L 6% od | man _at Weat oty 1 M167 6% WANTED, Iife Insurance solicitor. Lyman Waterman, 600 Bee bldg. B-Miis 6° BALESMEN wanted to sell our goods by sample to wholesale and retail trade; we are the largest and only manufacturers in our line in the world; liberal salary paid. Address CAN-DEX Mg, Co., Savannah, Ga. & ritae, WANTED, everywhere, hustiers to tac wigns, dlatribute-circulars, samples, etc. no canvassing, good pay. un Advi - T Biroas, Cht B-M78 MECHANICS, engineers, electricians, fire- men, etc., ' free scholarship in engineer- ing will be awarded to a few well-recom- mended applicants. = American School of Correspondenge, Boston, Mass, i B—MT9 5 YOUNG man, Correspondence Institute ot America, Scranton, Pa., will teach you illustrating free, tuition’ payable 6 days Atter position 1a’ secured; write today for paticulars. By M79.5* MEN wanted by oldest firm in the J slcla hwrmnnem nce fully. P. O. B—-M#01 6 WANTED=-FEMALE HELP, 'TED, 200 girls. 1524 Dodge. Tel, 50, WAN' L 5 %56 7y “Canadian office, 1522 Doug # girls wanted. Canadian oMice, 182 Dougies ‘WANTED-—Competent _second £l references. Apply at 423 8. 39t t, GIRL for general housework. 204 8, 3oth Bt. onar WANTED, ladies to learn hairdressin anfeuring and face treatments; 4 weel completes; constant practice; expert i structions; positions guaranteed; tools furnished.’ Call write for particulars. Moler's Halrdressing College, 1623 Farnam, M736 6* COMPETENT girl for general housework 1024 Park avenue. R #ful woman wishing per- manent and increasingly profitable busi- ness of her own. Address D %, “'?h . | 320 Larimore ave,, 8 FOR RENT—HOUSES, 9-ROOM flat, modern Douglas, $0, 9-room house, modern conveniences, Tocation, throughot & Co improvements, 26! D108 9% e of b or 3 rooms, Inquire D—788-10% 4-ROOM modern house. 204 Grace €t D—790-6¢ EIGHT-ROOM cottage, furnished or un- furnished, with or without barn; modern llvlmh’llfi. water heating, gas stove, gas fixtlives, Snandry. Apply 01§ Leavensorth Tel. 123 D--M79 1 HOUSES FOR RENT. 2124 N, 16th st, T-roommodern house. $15.00 2 Patrick ave, b-room house. . 10.50 1039 8. 20th st., 4-room house. e 9.00 220 rk st 10-room house. . 16.09 2 Clark st., 6-room house 12.80 Parker st., 'oom house, L 15.00 2626 Emmectt st, 7-room house . 10.50 rom house, . 5.0 M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO., 198 Dodge 8t. D--M802 8 —— FOR RENT<FURNISHBD ROOMS. st STEAM heated rooms at The Thurston. E—454 HOUSE 2623 St E~-M725 DI THREE furnished rooms for housckee Ing, man and wife. Rent taken In boar 3 N. 17th E HED 42 8. 22 St private VRNISHED room, 842 8. 224 Ste prival ROOMS, modern. 48 N. 14th st. 128 6 FURNISHED front room for one or two ladies; reference required. 2018 Davenport at. M8 6 THRER fur’umvr_u rooms for lght hous FURNISHED ROOMS. AND ‘BOARD. GLENCAIRN, transients,§1.25 day. 1609 Doue. UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport Bt. NICE warm rooms, rates. The Rose, 0od board, reasonable 0 Harney. i"—731 D12 Dodge A5 e Merriam, good winter home. FOR REWI—~UNFURNISHED ROOM: TWO large modern rooms, with alcove. 7352 Harney. G-M73i 5 - PERSONAL DR. ROY, chiropodist: corns & superfluous hair removed by electricity. R. zer Bik. TURKISH baths, massage batha electric baths, for iadies only; massige operators; finest equipped baths in the city. Renstrom Bath Company, Rooms 216 to 22 Beo Bldg. Ui VIAVI, woman JEBEN, theatrical, masquerade co 1018 Farnam. PRIVATE home before and during confine- ment; bables adopted. Mrs. Burget, 2 Burdette. PRIVATE hospital for ladi ing confinement; bables PLIEATING and skirts, ail kinds; buttons made to match. Omaha Pleating Co 1624 Douglas. i) SEWING machines rented and repaired; rent $2 per month; supplies for all kinds of machines. The Singer Manufacturing Co., 1614 Douglas St. Telephone as, LADIES' § tered, cleaned, repaired. M. Fogel, CALENDARS. Burkley Printing Co. U—~M120 D2 FURNACE work, 8TOVE work, tinsheet fron, walvanized fron, zine and copper work dong; cheapest 'place in the efty. Savage's Tin Shop, 2822 Farnam 8t U868 , all halrdressing, manicuring and Tace mussage frea nt Molers Huirdress- ink Colleke, 163 Farnam. Hours, 8 to & 65 BTEINWAY upright pl case for sale cheap. PICTURES framed and enlarged. Hert. ford & « 1623 Leavenworth, corner 16th Tel. 1431 U-~M683-5 (e oo —— MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE LOANS on enstern Nebraska and west Towa farms at b per cent; borrowers can ay $100 or any multiple; any interest ate; no delay. Brennan-Love . 80. 13th 8t., Omaha, Neb. Co., W82 MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Love Co., 309 So. 13th, W43 $1,000 and upward to loan on improved oty proverty and farms. W. Farnam Smith Co., 1 V. Farnam, W84 WANTED—City loans, bonds and warrants, George & Company, 100l Farnam strect. FOR RENT=STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT, rtore In firat_clags locatio fent reasafiable.” Avply R\C.' Petors & Co., ground floor, Bee 11 2 FOR RENT, the bullding formerly occupled bv The Bee at 916 Farnam street. It has four storles and a basement which was formerly ised as The Hee press room This will be rented very reasonabl interested apply at onco to C. C. water, secretary, room 100, Boe Bullding. LARGE doubie room in Continental block; can be made Into very desirable office and reception room for physiclan. Wil ar- range to sult. OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 10th & Douglas Sts. 1837 BRICK store and busement, 31th and Grace Bts. Geo. W. Holbrook, Brown block, —_— AGENTS WANTED, UARANTEE CO., Pittsburg, uarantees identity in financlai transactions, false arrest. accident or death; device patented; Is Inexpensive, simple and absolutely 'rellable; agents wanted for Omaha and all Nebraska and Towa towns; good with other busing commissions’ Hberal. For particulars dreas the general agency, Lock Box if5, Omaha, Neb. J—-Mb66* AGENTS, Streetmen: Song_ books, $1 per 100; hot sellers; depoait on G, O. D. orders. Carter Book Co., 31 8. Broadway, Bt Louts. . J=ME81-6" AGENTS wanted for Hayes' Metallic Rub- ber Tires for rocking chairs; can make 100 per month. J. Hayes, 418 ocust, Molnes, M7 oub- STORAGE. FACIFIC 81 “apll Warsh o onin s pis ot OM. Van Stor Co STORAGE and_forwarding. Expressman's Delivery Co., 1€ N. 16th.” Tel 115, WANTED=TO BUY. ALL kinds of household goods. hotels, etc., in large and small quantities. Chicago Furniture Co., 1406-10 Dodge. Tel. 13120“" HOUSES to move. Wallace, Brown Bik. N-—162 w purchase ;) ed number of Omaha Bavings bank accounts, Brennan. Love Co., 308 Bo, 13th. N--163 WANTED, girl for general houseworx, 1815 Douglas st. C—M781 6* WANTED—Cook. 3630 Farnam, C—-192-8 AGENTS wanted for Halleck's extracts; permanent, profitable, easy work; refer- encen required. Tho' Abllene Drug Co Abilen nsas. = QIRL to sew on umbrella covers. 1 F. Plckering, 105 8. 16th S ri e —— FOR RENT-HOUSE! want your houses well rented pla. with mawa & Co. D42 IF you thi WANTED 10 buy, $1,000 of Omaha Bavings bank accounts for cash. Address A 10, Heo office. NoMb4s ‘WHO has a blacksmithing business to sell cheap? Address, stating what you have and how much you want. Lock Hox 456, Callaway, Neb. N—M429 6% FRESH COW. Inquire 1318 Fargam. 1611% Farn. Tels. 1560-563 —459 v iy ROPBINS mount at 5, 5% 6 & CO.,, 1803 FAR %6 per cent AN ST, W85 NE JowW. MONEY to loan on farm and eity proporty, lowest rates. O. F. Daviy Co., 1505 Farnam WAST MONEY to loan at § and 54 per cent on Omaha property. W. B. Melkie, 401 8 1oth PRIVATE money, 6, 0%, 6 per cent; no de- lay. Garvin Brog., 1615 Farnam. 'W—450 WANTED—Clty and farm loans; also bonds d warranta, 'R, C. Peters & Co., 1702 Farnam 8t, Bee Bldg. W49 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 154 Douglas W41 FIVE per cent money. Bemis, Paxton block. W42 MONETY to loan on first-c roperty”or for buflding | Knox Co. New York T, PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood, 99 N. Y. Life. WDt $1.500 TO LOAN on real estate;call at once. AL 3. Kennard & Son, 3i0-31i Brown biock. fe. MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. THE OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO, (Established 1892.) Wil make you a loan on furniture, planos, live, stock, ete. . You_koep (he property r i§ you'haye a permanent positio Win'muke yoa o BALARY LoA indorser of mortgage. We loan from $10 up. _You can get the money in a few hours after making application and you may pay it buck in 1, 2,3, 4, 5 or 6 months, Others claim lower rates, but all we ask 18 a_chauce to make comparisons. We charge nothing for papers or filing and we tve’ you the full amount of the loan in ash,”. We are the'oldest and lavs " fom nz 1 Omaht; " Our motto s ‘élephone 2295 306 Boutly 16th St X X496 MONEY MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE. No_cndorser of mortgage required. LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS und STRICTLY 'CONFIDENTIALL OMAHA CREDIT CO., Room 626, Fifth Floor, New York Lite Blds, X500 “SALARY LOANS" TO EMPLOYES VPON PLAIN NOTES. NO CHARGE DEDUCTED IN ADVANCE, NO CHARGES FOR DRAWING PAPERS JIIBT O, Room 601 Bee Buflding. Open 3 4. m. to 6 p. m. and noons. Rebate wlien loan 1a'paid befoge du MONEY loaned salaried people holding per- manent position with respopsible conc. upon their own names without securl easy payments.” Tolman, T8 N. Y. L b FOR SALE-FURNITURE, FOR SALE, furniture of 6-room house, in- cluding range, new base burner and gas Address H, care Bee office, South o O—418 5* ALWAYS moving H. H. goods. Planos. Oftice, 1611% Farnam 8¢, 'Tel mlu?"fin. )443 garts of the ¢ . 13th St Dt4 Paxton block. UBES for rent In all Brennan-Love Co., §0 HOUSES, stores. Bem! SEB HENRY B. PAYNE, 1 N, Y. LIFE. D447 CABINET repalring a % ICU , 1628 Leavenwor e alty; Hertford orner 16th O—MS4- FOR SALE—HORSES, VEHICLES, BTC. SELL and _repair_veblcl Frost, carriage works, all kind: M. 14th and Leaven- worth, P—464 MONEY TO LOAN ON Furniture, Planos, Diamonds, Watches, etc, Privately on payments No_charge for papers. 'BERGER'S LOAN CO., 1501 Far- nam street, upstairs. — MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, jov elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 419 8. 13, K X504 BALARY LOANS, CHATTEL LOANS. | W. TAYLOE, 218 First Naf, Bank Bldg, 505 ekilled women | without’ ¥ BEE: WEDNESDAY R SALE<REAL ESTATE, DECEMBER 35, 1900 WAY TIME TAR HOURES, lots, farms, lands, loans; al Insurance. Hemis, Paxton blk R PROPERTY bought and loaned; rents collected. Co., 314 So. 15th St GARDEN LAN The best location for g Omaha or Houth Oraaha; 51 ncres fust south of Jetters' brewery, South Omuha, with good house, barn, eté.; will lease for three years. RGE & COMPANY, 1601 Farnam 8St., Omaha; 417 N. 25th 8t South Oy monay Johnson i~ wold; LoL ‘ning around 5 HENRY B. PAYNE, 801 N, 2 FINE east front lot, 3 blocks south of de- pot, on 10th 8t, Inquire 11 V' RANCH AND FARM lan Unlon Pacific Rall McAllaster land commi Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb RE—514 A8 E. WILLIAMSON, 120 Fagnam 8t RE—515 2101-3 Douglns, $14,00; ears ut 5 per cent, 1§ partinl payments) omas, ist Nat'l Bank bldg . RE-MTi9 CHOICE HANSCOM PLACE LOTS, We are authorized to_offer these beautiful east front lots on Virginia ave., at the northwest corner of Paclfic street: Bouth lot ... 81,300 Middle lot 1,000 North 1ot sugae. . J08 This comprises the and from the corner to the new house north; 1-3 cash, balance to suit at 6 per cent. Or If you pay for lot will furnish money at lowest rate to bufld, This 18 a cholce location, beautiful natural forest trees, asphalt pavement, perma- nent sidewalk and the nefghborhbod can't be beat. We are going to scll. Who will be wise and take first choice? Call on : 0X 0. Lite Bldg., or "Phone 1781, RE-M8$0 9 Unton ¥ Malin Floor N. A BARGAIN! Your cholce of three 9-room modern houses for $2,700, All are well Tocated. J. B. Piper, Ramge block I M5 MEDICAL. LADIES out of health find prompt rellef, Box 232, Omaha, Neb. Confidential 16 TREONAL, Golden Seal Female Regulator relieves In 8 hours: $1.00 and $£2.00 boxes; none genuine without signature. Golden Seal Medicine Co., 2911 Morgan 8t.. St Louls, Mo. M--722 D12¢ DR. LE DUE'S Female Regulator, posi- tively warranted to cure the mos stube born cases of monthly stoppages, iFregu- Jaritles, obstructions and sippressions brought on from whatever cause; $& a package or 3 for §5: sent anywhere pre- nid on recelpt of price. The Kidd Dry “o., Elgin, 1. Amerlcan Office, retail, e, Myers-Dillon Drug ¢ Omaha; A, Diilon, South Omaha: Datis Drug Co., Councfl’ Blufs. Full line of rubber as, OSTEOPAT! . JOHNSON Institute, 515 N. Y. L. Bldg.; Tel. 1664; Allce Johnson, D. O.. ladles’ d Gla' £ Johnson, Onteopathist, Mgr. M. E. DONQHUE, D. 0., of Still schoq Kirksville, Mo., 64 Paxton Blk. Tel. B.AM. fl:nk house, J. Milder, Prop.. dealer in all metals, bottles, etc. Carloads f speclalty. $01-808 Farnaim, Omaa. Tel. 27, ~621 TON PACTFI 1and_ Route’~General Offices, N. B. Cor, Ninth ard Farnam Etreeta. City Ticket Cffice “larnam Street. Tele) Depot, Tenth and Telepione, &3, THE OVER- ason 'Sts. Ehie The Overland L The Chicago- Fpectul St The Fast Mall EXpross Lin, o and Stromiburg Express The Pacific Express.. The Atlantic Expr Grand Isiand Local. & Dailv . Arrive. ited. .o § a 7:30 pm ortland b 4:05 pm ad "' 5:30 pm b Dally except Sunday. BURLINGTON & sourt River Rallroad “The Burlington Route General Ofces, North. Raiite west Cofner Tenth and rnam Streets. Ticket Office 1502 Farnam 8tre clephone, 20, Burlington Station, Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephone, 128, Leave Arrive. and a 8:40 Buwlington Lincoln, McCook Lincoln, Denver, rado, {rtah, California.a 4:2 Lincoin & ¥ k _Hille. .a 9:0 Montana, Puget Sound. .a 9:00 Linco'n Fast Mall.. a 300 Utah Hastings am a 7:3% pm pm pm pm pm a 3:00 pm a §i46 am a 645 am al0:35 am and ( vue, Papplo. Junetion. . Junetion Bend, Loulsville, Plattsmouth b 3:35 pm b11:05 am Ft. Crook, Plattsmouth.a 8:5 pm a §:20 am a Dally. b Dally pt Bunday. KANSAS CITY, 8T, JO- seph & Council Bluffs Rai'road— The RBurling- ton Route” —Ticket Offic 5 rnam Stre T 250, Depe Mason Streets, a am alli43 am a 820 am a10:46 am L.alli0 am a 7:00 pm South Butlington HRoute Arrive. a 6:8 pm a 616 am 8t Louts Fly ] Joseph and St. Louls..a 4:50 pm all:l5 am a Daily CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Quincy Rallroad—'The Burlington Route'—Ticket Office 1602 Farnam Street Telephone, 20 _Depot, Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephone, 125, Leave, + Butlington! - Route | Chicago Spe- s 700 am 1 EX.a 400 pm Xpress.a 9:3) am 7:60 pm Arrive. a10:25 pm pm a 745 an a 245 pm Vestiby Ko Local Limited fleoeee a Dally. OMAHA & 81. LOUIS 10~ e-Omaha, Ransus- ity “The ‘rele Ten Tele tern Raliroad uincy Route”—Ticket ce, 1416 Farnam St. phone, 322, Depot, and Marcy Stre vhone, 629, Leave. Arrive. Bt Louts Cannon Bail Eoxpress ... 506 pm & 8:2 am Kansas Clty and Quincy Local . “orerns@ T:00 MM @ 9:00 o FREMONT, ®LKHORN Misgoyri Valiey Railr e U Bank Bidg, 8 2 ‘welftn and Farnam Ste, icket Office, 1401 Farpam St. Telephon Depot, 15th and Webster Sts. Tel hone, 1458 ave. Arrive, | Black” ills Hot Sprin Wyoming, G .d 3:00 pm ouglas . Ius York., David ¥ Bisdor, aeneva, 3ater ADG uEWaArTd e - Norfoik " Verdig ! sl Frenan . Lincoln, Fremont . Fremont Lo £ a Daily. Pt Sunday. ¢ Sul aay only. a Dall t Saturday. Dally ‘extept Mapday, “X°*vt Saturday. @ 5:00 pm © 5:00 pm ACCORDION PLEATING. ACCORDION and_side pleating, cheapest, best, quickest, Mra. A.'C. Mark, ) Put: terson Blk., 17th and Farnam Sts, SHORTHAND AND. TYFRWRITING, A C. VAN SANT'S Bchool. 77 N. Y. Life. ~=523 BOYLES' College, court réporter princy Bee Bldg. b NEB. Bus, & Bhorthand college. Boyd's | Theater. g } GREGA BhpFthand. Om. G.Col. 16 & Doug. —526 OST. LOST pocketbook with $12, tween 1ith and Doug somewhere be- $ and 20th Douglas; please return o 8. F. A quist and get reward, 2016 Farnam. Lost—M765 5% HORSES WINTERED, GODD winter pasture for horses month; good sheiter. Inquire’ at man's ‘stables, 1§th and St. Mar Tolephone No. b M $2.00 per HofT- ‘é;wixc;iao &, NORTH. eatern Rorthwestern ~ Linoh City "Ticket ® Omce, 1401 Farnam St Telephol ol Dopot, Tonth and Mason te. Telephone, Leave, Arriva. 270 am a11:90 prm a 4:16 pm a 8:40 ‘I’. Eastern -~ Express, ‘Moines. Marshallto Ceunr itapids ana Chl cago . astern *§ cago and fuast. Fasr Mail, Chiefgo to Omana Omaha-Chica Fast M eclal, BIOUX CITY & PACIFT Ratitosd — The' ot western Line"'—Gener.| Offices, United 8t Natlonal Bank Bulld! 8 W Coftier "t uriam S, Office, 141 Farnam St ‘Telephone 561 - pot, Tenth and Mason' Sts. 'Pelephone. 629, Twin City Exnresa......n § Twin City Limwea..!la 7:35 Stoux City Local & Dally. HORSES wintered, $4 Phelps, 27 N. Y. Life er month, J. W bldg. 'Phone 1051 M-783 73 PAWNBROKERS, BAGLE Loan Office, rellable accommodat- ing; all business confidential. 1301 Dougla, e LOANS, H. Marowitz; low rates, 418 N, 16. —t2 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julta Vaughn, 48 Ramge Bldk. 580 MIRROR FACTORY, Damaged looking glasses restivered, 708 N 16, —531 . — — — ___— ——}} ENGINES, BOILERS, ETC, C. Bharp—Mach. Wks.; motor: MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, horses, Jewelry. Duff Green, R 8, Barker bik X506 FOR SALE. one of the finest palr best matched bioaded bay horses ever seen in this market, own brothers, 5 and 6 years old, 15% hands high. Call Palace stables, P—M80d §* HOUSES, ete. F. D. Wead, 1624 Dougla HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker Blk. D—450 $-ROOM aouse. 27th and Farnam Sts., all ‘modern. Call 268 Farnam or phone 68 D451 HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown blk. D452 FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS, FIARD and soft foundation piling; hoy fAhvies &nd cribbing, 8ol Douglas. "4 SDHAND sate cheap. Deright, 1116 Farnam. 160 SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwarts, 114 So. 13, Q—467 LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE. with partlal payments on note; no mort age or security; abiolutely confiden PORITIVELY LOWEST RATES. lon gther companler taken up, Room o, Pax.- ton Block. RELIABLE CREDIT ('O, X601 BUSINESS CHANCES, $130 CASH or ensy payments by lawful (nickeD) slot machines for drinks, clgary or cash: will earn §2 and anwird weekly each. Earl, Clark & Co., Furnl- ture Manufacturers, Chicago, Iil. e Y508 ® 25 strictly TWRITE for caiaiogue or trusses, support. T erman & MeConnell DroK coé’.fi.h. 468 BARN, 204 St. Mary's Ave. D53 FOR RENT, 12-room house, heated with steam, modern convenlences, 4 Address C 4, Bee. e ®ROOM cottage and barn, $12. 3 oz Decatur Bt. o e modern except furnace. FLAT, 5 rooms, 1219 8. 16th st., $15.00. Ringwalt, Barker blk D—M413 NTIQUE furniture. Hertford & Co., 1523 A v worth, corer 16th St el Tar QM85 FOR BALF oven. portable: price, PR oA Wever & Bon, Florence, Neb. o M09 13¢ MISCELLANEOUS. FIVE unturnished rooms, first-clas modern, complete for housekeeping, Miami st. D! 1604 N. 24TH 8T, §-room hou X~ cept’ furnace; 'In good condition; very handy location: will be vacant Dec, 1st; $26. Omaha Loan and Trust . D—-Mi12 THREE 8-room modern brick houses, 2%th Bt,, near Farnam. Inquire 207 'Bm 8t 1826 N. 16TH ST. nice b-room cottage clty water, just béen papered and painted {hroughiout; $12 per month. Omaha Loan and Trust o, Iath and Douglas ste: —Mi10 CONVENIENT S-room house, modern. Tn- quire 1411 Vinton. D386-10 ELEGANT 10-room all modern residence; ardwood finish, porcelain bath, laund hi good condition and wit minutes’ walk of the center of the n aovery select nelghborhod,” near N t. Mary's Ave °mfi:‘fifi" &’ TRUST '&’)'.'?'gfi”._,. 26 North 2th, §18; 2th, and PBH- \ NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furniture and stoves at lowest prices, carlgad lots or less. Chicago Furniture Co., l“-lo,{)fid SELL cheap beautiful Upright plano, mahogany cas fully guaranteed, hl?llfl, 910 N. 2th 8t R—-678-Jy.1 UPHOLSTERING and mattress making. Hertford & Co., 1523 Leavenworth, corne 16th 8t. Tel. 1461 681-5 ‘GLADISH pharmacy drug store. 12 & Dodge, reliable Fo 55 e CLAIRVOYAN'TS MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyanty 819 North 1ath MME.GLYMER genulne paimist, 1606 Dolze N BMdT — e S MO ELECTRIC TREATMEN' MAE EDGAR, 817% N. 15th St. , second floor, T—M: BLITE parlors, 615 4 388 5 MME. AMES, 165 Howard, 24 fioor, room 1; ‘thermal baths. b $00 TO $0 n month seiling new patent brake attachments to mechanios: poitive territory one-fourth valus money needed; no fakirs; at once. 7, Karbach hotel. FOR BXCHANGE. WILL trade for brick or lumber one plano, any‘standard make. “018'8 Tih G 1 200 ACRES fine farm land, Riverside Co., California. clear, for Omaha residence or farm land near Omaha. Ralph N. Smith, 1625 Lothrop Bt. Z—T59-4% e —————— FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, FOR BALE. Good east front lot on 37th near California, Bn:n:fii lot on 2th St. near A. South Omaha, Goed lot one block from Ames Ave and th, $200. South' front in Central park, $100. Bixty-six foet on Cassius street, close to 30th, $360. Bixty-five feet on 19th near Center St., $300, Fifty feet on Charles near Lowe Ave., paved Bt., $600. Section of 'land In Gove Co., Kans., with water, §1,920. House and lot on M street near gith, 8. 0, Four lots In Wakeley Add., $200, Lot 2, block 2, Barker Place, $100. Lots 16 and 17 in Second addition to Weat e tle trom Capital CI Forty acres ane mile trom Capital Cheyenne feet south front Cass and 39th streets, BAMUEL 8. CURTIS, Recelver, S PIANO TUNING. WE tune your plang for $.50. Ros Btore, 1521 Dodge. Tel. 1016 ] FURNITURE R TEL. 1381, M. 8. Walklin, PoAs o Mt SR VL DRESSMAKING, IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 318 8. i e Mo 506- s MUSICAL. FREE seholarships to flano students. ¥ Fraum, 650 Ramge Blk. TICKET BROKER, s P, rof, CUT rate tickets everywhere, bin, 1605 CARPENTERS AND JOHBERS, ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairin promptly attended to. J. 1. Ochiltree, 200 Rnd Take Bt 310 -_— BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY BTOCK'S Bird Store. 168 I.é.vcrx';:.rxnt;s — LAUNDRY, OMAHA Bteam Laundry; shirts, 7¢; collars, 2c; cufts, dc. 1760 Leaveuworth. 'Tel. 5 20-ACRE frult farm for rent on Calhoun roud near Tlorance. In fine condition. Bomis, Paxton Block 01 RAILWAY TIME TABLES, WABASH RAILROAD — Ticket Office, 14! Telephone 322, enth any - Marcy ‘ielephone, Leave. Arrlvs reets, 8t Louis ““Cannon Ball CHICAGO, 8T, Minnoapolis - & Oma Railway — “The North: western _Line' —General Ofticen,. Nebraska. Divie slon, sth und Wepstor 101 Furnam 8t Welephone, hs°t SMmo% 16th and Webster Stu. oo O Debok Leave. Arrive. Twin Cit 00 am’ & Omaha nger a1l Bloux City & North- east Nebraska. . 3:45 pm & Daily. b Daily except Sunday. PAUI Pasenn, _, CHICAGO, ROCK TSL- and & Pacific Rallroad —'*The Great Rock Isl- and Route”—~City Tiok- et Oftice, 1823 Farnam Street, Telephone, 425 Depot, Tenth & Marcy Ste. ‘felephone, G20, Leave. Arrive, EAST, Des Moines and Daven- port Local ... : Chicago Expross Des Moines Local. H Chicago Fast 1xpress. a 6:00 pm Des Moines, Kock Isl- and and Chicago,......n 7:40 pm \ ST, Lincoln, Colorado Spgs., Denver, Pueblo and West S vas IO DI Colorado, Oklahoma & Texas FIyer ...........a 5:20 pm a 9:50 am Dally. b Dufly excent Sunday MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL- road—General Offices and Ticket Offices, Southeast Corner 14th and Douglas Sts. Telephone, 104. Depot, Union Station Leave. and Kansas press . +a10:00 am EXp aloil0 pm 15th and Arrive, Louls ¢ a ™ Leave Webster Streets: Nebraska Local, Via Weeping Wator'.......b 4:10 pm a10:45 am & Dally. b Dally except Sunday. ILLINOIS CENTRAL Raflroad-City Ticket Of« fice, 1402 Farnam Btreet. ephone, 265, Depoc, Tenth and Marey Strects Arrive. 4 4108 Dm @ 518 uma from g0 lixprees 0 Limited . Minneapoils — ane Paul Express Minneapoile — al t Mb Eimitoa™ a §:15 am Fort Dodge 1.0 ¥ Couunell "fl\xfln | b 4:30 pm bl0:16 em & Daily. b Dally except Sunday. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & Bt. Paul Raflway--City Ticket Office, 1504 Far- nam Street, Telephone, 24 Depot, Tenth and Muson Streets, Tele- phone, 620, 1 A a b 7:00 am b 9:40 m 8t. a i pm m ave Chicago Limited Bx Chicign & Omahn Fx a_ Daily. b Dally POSTOFFICE NOTIVE. o read DAILY by all Interosted, ef ay occlr at any nime.) Decem- (Should el Thalla foF (he week endin Forejgn malls for e D! ol N close (PROMSTEY in all ko) ot the General Postoffice as fol- fows: PARCELS POST MAILS close one Hour earlier than closing (lme shown be- low. Transatlantic M WEDNESDAY—At 7 &. m. (supplementary OSTOFFICE NOTIC) per #._ 8. Bt Louls, pton (mall for Ireland must ‘per 8. 8. St. Louls); at ¥ a (supplementary 10:3 & m.) for TROPE, per 8. & Teutonle, Via Queens- town; at 10:30 a. m. for BELGIUM direct, per o ». Noordiand (mafl muat be directed ot 8. Noordiand'") for FRANC] THURSDAY-At 7 a SWITZERLAND, ITALY, EPAIN, POR: AEPT, HRITISH TUGAL, TURK 3 INDIA ‘and LOREXZO MARQU per &% La Guacogne via Havre (mafl for other parts of Europe must be directed “per 8. 8. La Gascogne') SATURDAY At 3:30 a. m. for EUROPE, per s 8. Etruria, via enstown; at § a. m. for NETHERIL )8 direct, per 8’8 Potsdam (mall must be directed ‘per ® 8 Potsdam™); at 9 a. m. for ITALY, B i 2. Columbia, via Naples (mail musi directed “per & 8 Columbia’); at 10 a m r SCOTLAND direct, r 8 W Furne (mall must be directed ‘per & 8. Furnessia’) SPRINTED MATTER, ETC.~This steamer takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany only. The same class of mall matter for other pa; of Europe will not be sent by this ship un- less speclally directed by het. After (no closing of the Supolementary Trana-Atlantic Malls named above, ad- ditional supplementary maiis are_opened on the plers of the Americal English, French and German steamers, aha remain apen untll within Ten Minutes of the hour of salling of steamer. 4 Central Americe, . ete. m, Mails for Sonth Weat I TUESDAY—At 9 m. (supplementary 10:80 0, m.) for CENTRAL AMBRICA (ex- cept Costa Rica) and SOUTH. PACIFIC PORTS, por 8. 8. Alllanca, via Colon (mail for Guatemala must be directed “per a. 8. Allanca’yi "at 1, p, m.(supplementary 10 p m) for TURKS TSLAND and DOMINTCAN "REPUBLIC, ~ per s . herokee: at 9 p. m. for JAMAICA, per 8 8 Adiniral Dewey, from Boston, WEDNESDAY-At 8 &, m. for BERMUDA, per & 5. Protoria; at 10 a. m. for GRE NADA and TRINIDAD, per . s. Grenada. at 1030 a. m. for BRAZIL, per 8. s Ol bers (mali for Northern Braall, Argentine Republic, Uruguay and Paragiay must be directed “per 8. 8. Olbers’ at 12 for BRAZIL, per a. 8. Capri (mail for North- ern Brazil. Argentine Republic, Uruguay d Paraguay must be directed * Caprii)iat 1 poom for CUB PECHE, "YUCATAN, TABASC CHIAPAS, per & Seguranca, via Havana and Progreso (mall for 'other parts of Mexico must be directed ‘‘per & 8. Seguranca’); at 1 p. m. (supplemen tary 1:30 p. m.) for NASSAU, per s, 8. A tilfa (mafl must be directed “per s. for JAMAICA tilla' THURSDAY-At 2:30 a. m, and SANTIAGO, GUANTANAMO and MANZANILLA, ‘v T A Admiral S8amp- #son, from Philadel ?h!n: at1p. m. (supple. mentary 1:30 p. m,) for NASSAU, GU XN- ;I'ANAMO and BANTIAGO, per s, Bara- o, FRIDAY—At 10 a. m. for NEWFOUND- LAND, per s s Sllvia; at 1 p. m. for INAGUA and CAPE GRACIAS, per s. s, Kong Frode (mall for Jamalca, Belige, Puerto Cortez and Guatemalan must be directed “‘per s, Kong Frode' SATURDAY—At 1 lor NEW UUND- LAND, per s s Corean, from Philadel phia; at 0:30 a, n& (lulH\lflm-nmr( 10 a. m? for 8T. THOMAS B8T. CROIX, WINDWARD and LEEWARD ISLANDS and DEMERARA, per 8. 8. Fontabelle; at 10 a. m. for PORTO RICO, per s. s 8an Juan, a San Juan; at 10 a._m. (sup- lemenary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE SLAND, JAMAICA, BAVANILLA, CARTHAGENA and GREYTOWN, per 8. 8. Alene (mall for Costa Rida must be directed “‘per . 8. Alene” : at 10 a. m. supplementary 1090 a. m.) for CURA- 'AO and VENEZUELA, per 8. s Hildur, via Curacao (mail for Savanilla and Car- thagena must be direct r 8. 8 Hil dur'); at 11 a. m._ for CUBA, per s. #. Morro Castle, via Havana: at 12 m. for ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per & s Italian Prince; t1p. m. for NORTHERN BRAZIL, per 8. 8. Amazonense. Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydney. and thence bv steamer, close at this offico dally at 830 p. m. (Gonnecting glose hero every Monday. Wednesday an Baturday). Mafls for Mique'on. by rafl to Toston, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at A m, 1 Cuba, by ray to Port mp: thence by steamer, close at this office daily at *7 a’ m. (the connecting closes are bn Sunday, Wednesday and Fridays. Malls for Mexico' City, overiand, unless specially ad- dressed for dispatch by steamer, close at this office Aally at 2:30 a. m. and 2:30 n. m Mafls for Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortes and Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at *3 p. m, (connecting closes here Mo for RBelize, Puerto Cortez and Tueadays for Costa Rica). **Registered mail closes at 6 p. 'm. previous day. Tr ctfic Ma Mails for China. Japan and Philippine islands, via Seattie (ordinary mail and apecially addressed rogistered mall). closa here dally up to December %4 at 8:80 p. m. for dispatch per s, & 1dsumi Mari. Afal for Australla (except Wesi Australia). New Zealand, Hawall, FUi and Samoan iIslands, via ‘Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to December *4§, in- clusive, or on day of arrival of s. 8. Lu- canta, due at New York December 8 for Qispaich per s, s. Slerra.” Malls for Aus- tralln (excopt West Austraila, Which goes via Europe, and New Zealand, which goes via San Francisco), and Fiji Islands, via Vancouver, close here dally at 6:30 m. after December 7, up to December *8. in- clusive, for dispatch per s. s Aorangl, speclaliy addrossed only (supplementary malls, via Seattle, close at €:30 p. m. De- U Maits for Hawafl, Japan: nd_ Philippine Tslands, ‘via Sai Franeisco, close here daily at 6:3 p. m. up t0 December. 9. (nclusive, for dianftoh pgr s & Mo do Junelro, Malla for Hawail, China, Japan and Phiiippine Islands, via San_ Francisco, close here dafly at 6.0 p. M. up to Décember *417, inclusive, for dispatch per 8. 8. Coptie. Malls for China and Japan. via Vancouver, close hers dally at ‘l‘l m. up to December * inclusive for dispaich per s. s Empress of Indla_(registered mall must be directed “via Vancouver'). Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of salling daily and the schedule of closing is arranged on the presumption of thelr un: interrupted overland transit. $*Registered mail closes at § g, . previous day, CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster. ahontomce, New York, N. Y., November i, —_—— GOVERNMENT NOTICB, TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE Bupervising Architect, Washington. D. ( November 21, 190,—SEALED PROPOSAL will be recelved at this office until 2 o'clock P. m. on the 2ith dav of December, 1900, and then opened, for the construction (ex- cept heating ap;nrllul and electric wiring) of the 1. 8. Postoffice at BLAIR, NE. BRASKA, in accordance with drawings and specifications, coples of which may be had at the discretion of the Supervising Archi- {ect, by applying to this office or to the Postmaster at Blair, Nebraska. James Knox Taylor, Bupervising Architect, 24-26-28-30 D3-5 M ONE APPOINTMENT AT A TIME Governor-Elect Dietrich Slow and Sure In the FII Important Posttions, Golng ng of Governor-Elect Dietrich was in Omaha yesterday consulting with republicans as to matters which claim his attention fn con- nection with his official duties. The gov- ernor 1s enjoying excellent health and look- ing even better than he did during the cam- paign, in spite of the siege which office- seekers bave been laylng. “I am going slow with the question of ap- pointments,” said the governor. “I am tak- ing them up ome at a time and want to make sure that every change is one for the better. For this reason 1 am concerning myselt for the present only with five state institutions—the three insane hospitals, the reform school and the school for the feeble minded. I want to put the most competent, best qualified men in charge of these fnsti- tutlons as superintendents and stewards and hold them responsible for eficlent adminis- tration and good results, and until I fintsh this part of the program I do not propose to trouble myself with minor matters. “'As to the general distribution of patron- age, the state officers have all agreed to co- operate with one atother 80 as to give judi- cious recognition to the various elements that made for republican success and to avold bunching the appointments in any particular section. 0t course 1 am devoting some thought to questions to be discussed in the message to the legislature and am open to suggestions bearing upon points of public interest. The legislature, however, has been chosen o en- t the laws for the state and the question of how best to bring about particular re- forms must be left to it." Pt Never Grip Nor G Don't open a door with an ax, use a key! Don't open your bowels with mercurial pill polson, use Cascarets Candy Cathratic! Druggists, 10c, 26c, 600 HOLES IN INSURANCE LAWS 0ld-Line and Fraternal Men Are Beeking Revision of the Btatutes, Agents Desire to Protect Pablic and Themaelves from the Incw of Concerns Concelved Bad Fal The old-line insurance men and a num- ber of fraternal soclety officials who meet informally in the Commercial club rooms are now embodying thelr ideas on life in- surance for submission to the legislature They express the bellef that the public will have cause to feel sccure in benefactions coming from friends, post-mortem, it their revision receive attention. The agents bave not organized formally for an assault upon the statute mill, but it is their intention to leglislate out of business if possible a aum- ber of questionable institutions that have been permitted to enter the insurance fleld in Nebraska under the existing lax laws. The legislation committee of the Ne- br Fraternal congress, composed of H. M. Waring of the Anclent Order of United Workmen, J. T. Yates of the Woodmen of the World and W. E. Sharp of the Royal Highlanders, is now at work preparing a couple of bills for introduction at the com- ing session. These bills will go before the lawmakers with the endorsement of the secret organizations of the state and it is reasonably certain in the framer's opinion that they wlill pass. The most important of the two bills is one amending the present statute govern- ing fraternal insurance by providing & legal mimimum rate. At the last Natlonal Fra- ternal congress a minimum rate, after belng presented by a special committee that had given the matter careful attention, w adopted and recommended. This rate ranges from 93 cents per $1,000 at the age of 21 to $3.28 per $1,000 at the age of bd. This is the minimum that may be fixed in the proposed Nebraska law, but it may be modified. Chance for Illicit Concer In the existing laws there s nothing to prevent a fraternal insurance concern from starting into business with a rate as low as 10 cents per $1,000, and therefore, the way for fraudulent and unstable ventures in the fraternal insurance line is left ‘wide open. The other bill belng prepared by the committee Is what the members term thelr reciprocity measure. It Is designed to ex- clude from doing business in this state the institutions of states that exclude Nebraska concerns. John Steel, in speaking for the old line interests : ‘e don’t really need any legislation, but the public does. We are not recognizing as competitors the several insurance frauds that are being operated in Nebraska and it is not a selfish interest tbat prompts us to urge upon the leglsl ture the necessity for adopting more stringent insurance laws, ‘The people of the state ought to be pro- tected agalnst fraud. There Is nothing in the Nebraska insurance laws to prevent & ccmpany from reporting as an assot the estimated amount of the premiums it ex- pects to collect during an ensuing year. This is merely an instamce of the laxity of the Nebraska statutes, which are full of loopholes through which fraudulent insur- ance operations may be carried on. “The legislation to be asked for by the fraternals ought to be granted, as it will strengthen the position of those worthy inetitutions. The old-line insurance men have no quarrel with the fraternals—they are educators and public benefactors, affording the comforts of insurance to many worthy people who cannot afford to carry the old-line. Our grievance is against the fraudulent concerns, of which there are several in operation In this state."” STATE HAS A NEW STANDING Nebraska Looked Upon with Increased Respect in the East as Safe Locality for Investment. Fred A. Nash, general western agent of the Milwaukee road, h returned from an extended eastern trip, on which h was accompanied by Mrs. Nash. “I w gratified,” said Mr. Nash, “to find the people in the east more than elated over the redemption of Nebraska from popu- lism. Our state has forged to the front and is now pre-eminent in the public eye. It is & distinction for a man to hail from Nebraska. There is certalnly a very differ- ent feellng now existing toward the state and its people and the change has been brought about altogether by the recent election, when we demonstrated to ti world that we are not bellevers in sophl tries and bogy {ssues. “I found that men of affairs and finance are personally intcrested in this matter and I also discovered that they are now willing tc entertain propositions for in- vestment which before were not even con- sidered. Already the state is beginning to feel the good effects of the election and 1 know for a fact that this condition of im- provement ‘will continue and the state will reap untold advantage. PONDER OVER A NEW BISHOP Omaha Prelate Joins Conferenc Dubuque on Establishment of New See, Bishop Scannell left Monday evening for Dubuque, Ia, where a meoting is belng held of the suffragan bishops of the arch- diccese. Many matters of importance are to be considered, but the laity and lesser clergy can omly speculate upon these affeirs, as the bishops are very much op- posed to having matters under discussion made public until after they have arrived at a declsion. It is generally understood that the suffragans will consider the matter of the division of the dlocese of Lubuque and the establishment of a see at Sloux City, and also recommend the line of demarkation between the new diocese and the old, It this is done it is probable that they will recommend to Rome the appolntment of a certaln person to the position of bishop of the new see. It is customary for the suffragan bishops to supply the names of three persons from which they desire a se- lection to bhe made and generally one of the men gets the place, although there Is no law requiring Rome to abide by the recom- mendation. While these are looked upon as the most important matters to be discussed, other questions may importance. Mr. H. H. Black, the well known village blacksmith at Grahamsville, Sullivan Co. N. Y, says: “Our little son, five years old, has always been subject to croup, and 80 bad have the attacks been that we have red many times that he would di We have bad the doctor and used many medi- cines, but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 18 now our sole rellance. It seems to dis- solve the tough mucus and by glving tre- quent doses when the croupy symptoms ap- pear we have found that the dreaded croup is cured before it gets settled. ‘There i3 no danger in giving this remedy, for it con- tains no oplum or other injurious drug and may be given as confidently to a babe as to an adult. Do you want & stenographer? Spend 25 cents for a Bee “‘want ad."!