Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 28, 1901, Page 9

SPECIAL NOTICES enta for colum e taken until 12 m. for the evening edition and until 8:30 p. m. Bered check, can b dressed to & numbered -_— SITUATIONS WANTED. POBITION wanted as_ all-around baker; best of references. A 35, Bee. A~M176 50* BITUATION wanted by photographer; all- around man. Address A 40, Bee, A2t 300 | THREL rooms, light THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JUN FOR RENT=FURNISHED ROOMS, L PERSONAL DEWEY, European hotel, 13th and Farnam. sty THE THURSTON, cool, alry rooms, HOUSEKEEPING rooms, $ up. %62 Mary's Bl PRIVATE home 'gevnr-‘ and during confines © 1, babies adopted, Mrs. Burget, 4 0 L. aétte. M. GOLDMAN & CO, only perféct u cordion pleating plant in the west; mail Block. orucrs solicited. ite 200, Doug! olict 20, v light housekeeping. 111 South 11th. ~ BUITE of two front room 115 8. wth 8t DOUBLE parlor for two gentlemen Cuming st, 2d floor. E- conventences, 234 E-238 £1° PLEASANT furnished room,.cool; for one of two gentlemen; walking' distance. 208 Capitol ave E— M2l 300 TWO large rooms, Webster St all FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOAHRD. UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport 8t, F46 WANTED=MALE M . WANTED—We have steady work for a fow good hustiers of od hablits and appe: C. F. Adams Co., 1606 Howard St. BARBER trade taught thoroughly in short tiine; cataiogile and particulars free. Western arbers’ Inatitute, Omahh_il‘;h_ GLENCAIRN, translonts,d1.25 day, 1609 Doug. Fs65 THE Merriam, summer resort. % & Dodge. F-<80; NICE south room. The Pratt; 212 8.3th St Fd15 TWO large front rooms, with board, 1009 Capitol ave. o7 WANTED, A man witk horse and 1l ht sprin, gon. 1617 Howard St. B Mass © THE ROSE, 2020 Harney; rooms and boatd. 1562 MIYLe® Vew York will desirable econtracts with one or business getters in Colorado and oming. A good renewal contract i offered to the right man. References a: 10 integrity an -bnu‘ to accompaily applications, . A, Bteyn, Manager, Denver, Colo, - U B—Mids WANTED, capable man to tra point a ens THE_ Equitable Life of mal and ap nts; salary $100 monthly and ex- r particulars address Manager, tar Bldg., Chicago. - M107 29* WANTED at once, first-class poultry and general produce 'salesman, for western territory. State fully experience, age and ary expected. A 7, Bee. Be-s1 WANTED, a salesman to represent eastern hat and ‘glove house in Nebraska. State age and experlence and give references, Address A 35, Bee, B—-280 BIDS for the Installation of a steam heat- ing plant in the High school bullding at Falrbury, Neb., will be received until noon July 5. “Right reserved to reject any and all bids. Specifications on file at my o J. H. LEKOY, Secretary Board of Kducation, Fairbury, Neb. R—28% 300 T room, first-class board, 264 Har- ¥ M0 FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. DESK room space, $ per month, ground floor room in ‘The Bec building, facing Farnam street; no expense for light, heat or janitor service. K. C. Peters & Co., Rental Agent:, Bee bullding. G416 ADROIT HALR BAZAR--New location, Douglan; private booths for hair drevs! ng and maicuring: ladies” shoe shining an ing U—Misy LEARN hypnotism; mail, 50c, palmistr, Globe News Co., complete course by Zc; particulars free, $ Farnam s Umaha. U—MZ8Jy1 WANTED, pupils in Spanish or French ‘Transigtions trom English to elther lan- Buage” Ana Moreno, 1410 Bo. $d, st y — MUNEY TU LOAN=HEAL BSIALE, LUANS o enntern Nebraska and western lowa farine at o per cent; borruwers can Ay WW UF any uilipie; any dnlelesi Uuite; DU Geimy. BICAOWI-LOVE CU; s S, loin 8t, Omanus, Neo. Wi MONEY to loun on improved Otnaha real CoUhLe, BSrEluAL-LOVG L., 9 UG Loth, Wesss WANTED, city louns, bonds and.warrants, (Gcorge & Company, lwl rarnam sireet W08 WANTED, city and farm loans; aiso bonds and waitanis. K. C, Peters & Co., 1ivd Farnam Si., Uee 51dg. Wi Bel axton block. W—syi MONEY to loan at 44 and bl per cent on Umana property. W. B. Meikle, 401 8. 15th, Wsvi PRIVATE money. ¥. D. Wead, 1624 Douglas. W—avs PRIVATE money. Sherwood, ¥ N. ¥, L. Wi urkington, W5 Bee, Wby AV I per cent mioney. CASH on hand. Q. E FOR RENT=STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT, store in_first-cl rent reasonavle. Apply R. C, Co., ground iloor, isee Bldg. FOR RENT, the bullding formerly occu- pled by The Lsee at 916 Farnam St. It ha four stciies and a basement which was formerly ~used the Bee pr This will be rented very reas interested apply at once to C. ¢, Water, secretary, room 100, Bee hullldzl.n._ —261 location; Peter: 1266 FOR RENT, store, 248 Leavenworth, MUNEY TU LOAN on improved real estate; 6 per cent interest; no commission; privi: ige Of payiug W OF more belofe mMma- turity. Nortiwestern Mutual Lite Ins, Co., wohn W. Gish, speclal loan agent, 24 First Natl bunk' Bigg., umana, Ned, Wi & AND 5% per cent loans. W. H. Thomas, First Nutonal Bank bullaing. 'l"l 104>, —a¥ WANTED, city loans and warrants. W, Farnawmn Smith & Co., 460 Furnam St, WML 6. 6% P. C. loana. Garvin Bros., 1813 F\ Wl I¥1 MONEY 10 LOAN=UuAL TELY, BALESMEN by manufacturer of food products; offer good opportunity; give ully your past experience. Box bi7, Chi- cugo, Til. B28 e e WANTED—FEMALE HELP, WANTEL, 200 girls. 1524 Dodgi Tel. 876, C-80 RELIABLE help. Canadian ofce, 1522 Doug. Q861 WANTED, ladies :o- lsara hairdressing, manicuring er faclul maxsage. Wo gus. antee to qualify girls for diplomas In four weeks; complete outfit ol trols glven each graduate; positions gusrantsed at $12 to a5 weekly. Call or write, Moler Collego, 1623 Farnam St. C—Mi2s WANTED, experienced nurse girl; refer- ences required and good wages pald, Mrs, Thomas8: Casady, b23°Bixth ave’, Councli Bluffs. M5 COOK wanted. %22 Farnam St C--221 WANTED, girl for general housework in family of three; guod wages. Mrs. Sim- North Zhch Ave. M 1 housework, small family, all at 521 8. 2th Ave. G240 210 WANTED, by Mrs. A, J. Poppleton, a irst- clase second girl for dining room und first floor work. 232 Sherman (?v%uh COMPETENT '#irl for general”houdowork, 1024 Parksmvenuec~ -« - QMNP 29° WANTED, HVASSING agents In ever county to solicit subscriptions for THE IWENLUETH CENLURY FARMER and the NEW _CYCLOFEDIA ' OF LIVE STOCK AND COMPLETE STOCK DOC TOR. This splendid ‘book ‘containk 1400 imperial .octavo pages, s0 objectsteach- ing engravings and is niy .book: on live stock ever publishs hted to;the every-day, . practical, .. Mioney-saving - ugs of every farmir and stock owier, Steady employment Witn" gésured- flm}‘mcom Agents in,the coutitry WIth horse ane Canvassers buggy especlally deslred. make casliy 36 to 3100 per month. .Ad- dress Century Farmer Sollitofs:Hureau, Bee Bullding, Omaba. » J—81 WANTED, men and women to work for us it home; good wagcs, no canvassig or (h‘lu)l'. wun‘i Inlll]:’(l on rtjn'ellll of Stdmped envelope. lmperial Supply Co, (U) Phila- delphia. R AGENTS_AIl abtive lndy @genth to §aY il ods; our "8I skirt and Whist supporter 18 a winner; ‘sells" reagily ; ngne bettef on the market) sehd’ 10 ecents: tor sample and territory. Des Moimes SKirt and Corset Mfg. Co., 720-2 Grand aye., Des_Moines, 1 J= WANTED=TO0 RENT.: GENTLEMAN, wife and two children want two large, well furnished rooms, com- municating, and hoard; must b ;Hrst- class; privite family preferred. ' Address Koom 1, United Btates. Mank Bidg, " S Vv S A DR . FL 2 WANTED, good front rodm and hoard fil'lu\q_{lmlly for_one” gentieman A ed:” TG TR My 3 WANTED, an’ experienced girl to o gen- ‘ofal housewort: “None ot:::u need olp"ly, ‘Wages 34 per week. Address R, Bee offic Council Bluf - C—-M278 BRIGHT woman to canvass; not necessar. to devote 1 of the day to the work; pleasant and profitable; call betweon 11 and 12. 220 Bee bld C—M271 Jy3 round laundry girl transportation fur- ‘entral City Laundry, C—287 30° must be first-clas: nished. Address Central City, Neb, WANTED, an_experlenced cook; compet second irl; references re- quired. Apply 423 8. Bth st. C—M218 20 e ——— FOR RENT-HOUSES. 0 a iF YOU want your b them with Banawa & Co. "1 ented . TQ MOVE right, Con, office 1011%% place Etl Omaha Van Btorage arnam, .or tel, 1669-863. HOUBES for rent in_all parts of ity Brennan-Love Co., a0 South 15t Lerat’ D864 BUSINESS ‘'woman wants' to rent . cool south toom, conventent 16t Ana ‘Iags nam. ‘Address A 41, He ‘O'_LK—‘_?MM zst STORAGE: p PACIFIC Btor: d Wareholsé 914 Jones, gene: 1 stordge sug mfiffi?’._ OM. Van 8tor. Co., 16113 Fari. Tels. 155503, STORAGE—Ho isehold . 6008 - and ‘' other articles stored at low rutes. J. J. Deright & Co,, 111y Parnam st Tel. B3, " M—8i7* FOR SALE—FURNIYGRE, CHICAGO FURNITURR CO., 1410 Dodge. soud, uxchauged. S -, i3 ‘| MONEYX loaned DU YOU NEED MONEY? We loain 30 ahd up Ol Lurlitule, planos, horses aud oer chatteis. SALAKY LUANS without mortgase tu pevpie holding perma- Hent posiiious. Y0U cai eL-Lhe iLoney in & 1ew houis WIter MaKiNg «ppucaion and take 1, 2, & 4, v, 6 MONLDS UF Woke i Which 10 piy 1t DACK, WU YUd heed NOL P4y 1OF it vne aay longdr ihan you keep We fharge HULDINE (0T Pubeis wiu We Bive Fou the Guil-wmount, i vaslh Lhere.ure 0 lower rutes than ours; our lerms ure hu cusiest; OUF pusiness 13 confdential wlid Oul UL W, UUEY L0 please,” i au:uu. MORTUAGE LUAN CO,, !y Lgurd Ok ATade Bidg. Lel. k. (Estavlisnea 1sV.) % B, lbih St A=l LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE ON PLAIN NOTE. Tuere goes kritz, COMLNE Lack hfuln 10 ‘get TloWer lates 4nd casler payinents. Eays OUF Tales @Fe AWWeL aliu uylies FUGAD UUIEr COMPULIeE. Uil wiu by LUuyinced. ! 8% Riuuiabug CREDIT COMPANY, THIRD FAUUR, RUUM 8, PAXLUN BLOCK. CONFIDENTIAL LOANS . on- hQUNEAUIL AUERICUTe, | A4S, horses, " Wagons, ¢ic, I LWO. OUFS Ume; %o 1o saluried people on their bialn notes, with- out Becurity. Waslest payments and low- eat rates i Omaha. Frivale Inceryiowing roem.. Anlul’;wall LOBBAD,, K0 Al aaruw biock, COF. M4Lh And LOUSIaAK S, ; G obi deth Bt »w«.u,}‘. . Co A b O SR B HoANa, 0 siern, ‘w‘fik"‘%flw% withuut' ses | Ehtiei R eiman, i, soasd uf Agaa ipaANs N EATAnIES, FUNNAUNE Sl Wtvic irt et ua S R T XY DO, et ook Pixtoll bldek, NOFLHGKRL SOTher JUih sud Fargalu; enurance. oh b bilvet, LOAN MONEY loaned on planos elry, horses, cows, ete. C. bn u&“"“' turniture, horses, cows, Jeweiry. Green, i, ;.‘.hn!r blk. BHORT umo - 16ans. Barker block. {0000 TO place quiok. : M.:J, Kennard & ¥ o, Suite ‘i, Brown block. X008 BUSINESS CHANCES, .., Tel. . New & wiand lurmlun-uuu\tl. . 70 ENTERPRISE FURNITUNE CfL, 102-4.8, Lu.n'“-& K Flel. ‘#“Dfifs;égfi gcolnxg‘lluhnfi urniture BOUELY, 50N wha eXCHANKGQ, FOR lAum—uon-m.fii{lhlul,n BrC HOUSES, stores. Bemis, Paxton bl&el. SEE HENRY B, PAYNE, 60l N. Y, LIFB, D66 HOUSES, etc. F, D, Wead, 1524 b“fi—'fi"i ! HOUBES and flats. RINgwalt, Barker block, ~ D468 HOUSES wanted. ‘Wallace, Brown block. [ d . bath and shaset, th and #ROOM hou nroe & Co., 811 N. 16th 8¢ D—Msh Charle M ODERN_7--0om flat, 34th d N MR ol SR And e 11.ROOM modern house, 2013 Capitol ave- nue. The O. B\ Davis Co., 552 Bee dg, TO smull famiy, a four-room house, 2004 Blondo st., $ per month. Apply 807 North 19th st. D—Mso7 FOR RENT, modern house, furnished, fine location, half block from Walnut Hill car Phone 17 D2 line. 812 North 33d street. FOR RE vo., house, nowly pered and painted; six fine large rooms. E:l N. L. Trimble, 1218 Farnam. D—M1% AN ELEGANT APARTMENT In the Als BION, 10th and Pacific Sts, of FIVE ROOMS, janitor service, telephone, gas ranges, laundry, electric light or Eas, shades and awnings, good nelghbors. ‘We will also have a fi\\"h SIX-ROOM apartment in the WINONA by July 1 PAYNE-KNOX CO,, Main floor, N. Y. L. Bidg. 8217 CUMING, S-room hou except furnace; rent, $X0. OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 16th and Douglas, D060 ROOM _cottage, first-class and all mod- or 2124 M | street. D141 1509 “-room house, near Park. ERN T-room house Sank cottage, i ENT, A 6 or T-room I‘&Rngom 430, Board of Trade NEW 8- e near Park ave. and N kon et "Stiie-ty modern, detached, cnrne{, d.flu and {'nl‘( lfl'gl‘lli.y I‘“::::F;‘ &r sseasion 4 e, u"u%;k. " D-M2Y W 6-room modefn house, walking dis- N ce Tarae ot whi be ready. July 1. $22.50. The Byron Reed Co., 212 8. ith st. D289 D central 7-room house, §- Tizard, 221 N, 24th D—-M%8 ELEGANT $-room house. all modern im- rovements, 408 North 234 street .l'nrm re 0 North 25 street. D201 3 e et i LIGHT omnibus, in gpodicondition; at ‘a sacritice. 41 F¥0sL, 34th ANU Leéwvenworth. FOR SALE, chedp,. 8 3%-tnch. wagon IE ik treh. Dt itie Lhen" Hart, 1507 Jones st ear, AL - P-Mes vehicles, efc. Ired wpeedl goh: chel tired wpecding wagon; &l DU HARG, 1007 Jorch Bt s FOR SALE-MISCRLLANKOU) o suvl}ifl’n Sheppes posts, pouliry- 4nd how tenee. . 0L REPAIRS and supplies for all mak cycles. Omaha Bloyele Co., 16th & E.a " . 5. S S L e B o7 il IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam, o i o Ak I BRI R M SAFES, standard makes, o\d.rinmduam WIRE fence for poultry, Yaela or twa. Wire Worke e yi BIG line of secandhand wheels, 83, 8, 85, $10, Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and’ Chicage 8ts. ' —521 FRESH Jersey cow, 2611 Capitol avenue., QM3 200 FOR SALE (Butchers note), one 110-gal. rendoring kettle; one 80-gal. rendering ko tle, with stove attached. Wil sell cheap. Inquire E. A. Carmichael, care McCord Brady Co., 13th and Leavenworth, Q-M217 29 FOR SALE, Natlonal cash register; good condition; terms to sult purchaser. A. A. Kelkenney, 216 8. 17th st Q—M2ed i9¢ — CLAIRVOYANTS, of bR fan hare, hog 81h B 16th- St Q—MS78 J, MRS, FRITZ, medium. 819 North l:flm MME. GYLMER out of city. Wil return July 1. S04 PERSONAL. 0Y, chropodist; eorns Dfilr“nmmfod bpy electricity. Frens block. U—s VIAVA, woman's way to health; rational, wholeiome home treatment.” 348 Beg Bide! rluo SUPPLIES for all machines; fachires f nt. White Sewing Machine, 162 Doug- as. Tel, 234, 1882 TRE cured; no knife, no pain, no Rdunl;::‘r';‘fona for circulars. Empire Rup- ture Cure, 953 N. ¥. Life Bullding, Wun‘- g for ladies. before .and Qrant 8t. P ] fcago, |- eiperienced physician_to take ANT! ), erience 3 ) 0 'vv‘h:lleE,D f our D.nverp office; will start offices’ nhnlhr‘;‘ Sitten for, competent giyclans.” Zoyrold-Lympny oo, 56 o 8 LE or rent, my_ bla Fond Wasinataxer shop. doln gn_account of my ' &um,‘ Nokfolk, Neb, *+ = Y- 20 TO $300 per week cart bo earned. by rei e enonting s ‘and handfing our dividend- aying ‘oll ®tock; liberal contracts glven o good. Addreas the Retroleum Akron, O. D M2 Iyl IALE, ohe-half intérest in lumber and tin Machiory Dlsinows, or wilk sell hait Merest n famber and- all 8 ‘machinery " bu ‘;‘nm;' rMason. fof seliing, partner es to retire; no . L 1L - Yarse & Co. Shickiey; Nob: X-=Mz29 Jy1 s #0000 CHOICE' stock bdots and shoes In . thriving town; fine business: i cas! k' ood improved land. J. H. Ju)mu;n. N Ith: B. C, M1 Iy agents. 36, agency dept.,” FOR SALE<~HREAL ESTATE. FOR SALE<REAL ESTATE. HARRISON & GEO. T. MORTON, 012013 N. Y. LIFB. TEL. 81, Ambler Pl T-room house, 3 10ts, good barn, for all, §,%0. ACRES. 1001 mile west of the park, sultable for dividing, $30 an acre; lles well, can seil part. 6§ acres near the Griften homestead, west of the park, $1,000, 10 on 1, st., lles beantifully, near proposed motor extension, 1,600 9 acres, with small house, one mile west of the park, £3,00, 8, near Florence, fine, high, sightly, $% an acre 2, on Calhoun rond Florence, wooded, §1 , on Benwon road, very excellent butlding . 'tormer cost $16,00); c F fine 000, In Bartlett's ad,, near 31st and Marcy, 7-room, up-to.date' house, §8,000, Brennan PL. 2 lots, §75) each; high, sightly and ‘desirable, Briggs Pl 8 lots to sell, $200 to $500; 434 and Dodge, $100, Capitol ad., 21st and Harnay, 7- room house, want an offer. Clitton Hill, ‘No. 4628 Burdette, good 7-room house, barn, $1W. Crescent Park, 1ot 0x185, want an offer; is on #9th, near Dodge. Drutd Hill, 3331 Spaulding 6-r. cottage, $1,40; make offer. Dwight & Lyman's ad. 2 lots, $100 to $500—the coming addition. Florence, 4 acres $1,00. This Ie the thing to buy, very fine, Forbes ad., on N. Boulevard, &2 X300, nice cottage, $1,500, Ford's Saratoga ad., fronts E. on Florence boulevard, 52x200, $1,000, This for view has no duplicate Hanscom Pl., 9x180, just N. of the park, pavement pd., 16, You will' buy this on sight, S-r. house, all modern, for today only $250. Hanscom PI 3 east front lots, Hanscom Pl, on 28th, $4,500 for the 3 Henry & Shelton's east front on 25th, near Farnam, $4,280. Highland PL, high dnd sightly, near 40th and Farham, §! Another larger and better lot $2,500; very fin Hillside ad., 30th and_Chicago, full south front, $1,000, Himebaugh, cor. 31 & Pacific, 40x150, $2,000; make offer. Hook's sub, several of these at $100 each or less. Idlewlld, nice large lot, good house and barn, want offer. Isanc & Selden’s, 8 or 10 lots have to be sold. 3th and Howard, Jerome Park, 2 or 3 of these Farnam and 42d, very cheap. Johnson's ad., near Connell's Pl., th and Jones, 97x128, "very cheap. Kilby PL, a bunch pf these lots near 40th and Paruam, cheap, Jog , i’lw-)n‘"' 54| Kendall's, 2 lote, $230 each, This a bargain for ‘small purchases Kountze Pl._A$ sub'agents we offer any of the, upsald lots. Kirkwood—A - lfttle *property Here Tor $1.200. Nice, kmAn home. LaVeta PL, nedr 'Mt. Joslyn's, 8 lots, . $500 ‘each, are all right! ' Marysville=~The ‘uhxold lots in the grave, near 2ith, $00 and. iip. Melrose HiJl, of Cudahy fame, 20 or 30 of these very heap. Morse & Bruner's Pl., 46th and Cal, 3 of these for $1,050; bazgain, Mystic Park, near ‘Gountty Club, 7 of these very, cheap. Norwood Park, near Florence, 10 acres $1,20; very. good. Omaha View<6) Jbta at any price they will bring. Must be,sold. Patrick's Saratoga. i<ine of“these: at $160. 224 and Grund Awve. Ready lat, 26th dnd!@qpnol hardwood nm.n"’f“m'&‘&q. ¥ . Rile; 3 H'n Bhull's, cor. 26th A B P ki 58: _U%; allclear. Sulphur Springs, Ave. and Locust,’ 31} Thornell's, 24th, dgear Bt Mary' Gouble front; want an ofter, Thomason & Goos", 4 lots from $150 to $350; growfng property, Mes fine between {te 2 citfes, ' Summit ad.; oni high plateay, between 2 citles; 3508 for fine lot Utlea. ' Place, 36th 'and. fdavenworth; $500 foF rather gholce lot. Wise & Parmalée, 8 br 10 lots at almost any price, West End.” Quite: a_good ot on Dodge and 35(h for $1,100. West End; fine R front on 3ist Ave., $2,260; spécldin-pd. RECOMMENDED BARGAINS, I regard the.following chéap.~C. F. H. Ambler PL, house, d lats $1,90, 8 acres, near Geiffii's homestead, $1,000, 8 acres at Florencd; per’acre, $65. . Brennan Pl, 3th and Cal., §0, ' . Chpitol ‘ad., 21 and Harrigg '(hauge), 4,000, 1917, 1919 Clark St -rent $652, 33,000, : 52x228, N. Boulevird, 1,000, / §2x300"and house, N. Boulevai 50x130, 7-rdom- house, N. Routevird, 2,600 ' Druld Hill home, asking $1,400, T V'Figkence, 4 acres,” §1000; ,5 - Hanscom PL lot, #1800 Morse ‘& Bruner PL,'S latg’ §1,00., . C. F. HARRISON & GEO. T. MORTON, 912-913 N. Yo LIFE," TBL. 814 $1,600, $10,00 CLEAN general mdse. stock in good thriving town, doing fine bustness; fal g health Of owner; will exchange for go improved:land. J. H. Johnson, N Y, Kite. $16.00 C1 tock general mdwe., llve Towa town; ol established, large, profit- able business; bear closest’ investigation; r lowa lands_J. H! Johnson, 67 #i0 cL ocery stock; location good cash trade; owner leaving city; gell cheap. 9. 1. Johnson, N. 3. Lite, FOR SALE, millinery, the largest stock In the finest store in the city; established trade in corsets and. all notion terms, Mis W h, I’remun!,yN HOTEL furnishings and fou: » Zor sale for cash only; thirty-five newly furnighed rooms; the best stand In the state; 18 a bargain. H. P._Rankin, Hartington, Neb. —M252 GOOD paying restaurant at a bargain; must be sold at once. Canadian Office. 1522 Douglas 8t. Y214 28 FOR BALE, candy factory, with well es- tablished retatl trade in Kansas town of 4,00; ice cream parlor, soda fountain; ice for ‘the season; am selling out to quit business. Address A 34, Bee. Y—M272 25% FOR BALE, the leading hotel in Traer (Ia.) Junction; everything above mattresses; 20 rooms, well furnished; bath room: inside closets, Z B, N., Traer, Ia. Y—M274 28¢ DRESSMAKING, ACCOPDION and knife pleating; also ing and covered buttons & specfalty, Promptness and lowest rates in all our work. Mall orders solfcited. Des Molnes Skirt and Corset Mtg. Co., 70-2 Grand Ave., Des Molnes, la. FOR EXCHANGE. FOR TRADE, gcod city property for hard- umber yard or land; stocks trom 34000 to 810,000 Address A 21, Bee. Z-219 30° involeing Bee. CCORDION PLEATING: malil Fcl"r'g:'c‘:olfi?‘l‘l'd. Omaha Pleating Co., 1524 Douglal 17 8% large lawn Paxion bik. FOR RENT, &-room hous nue, convenlent Omahs. ; phone 623, modern, 324 ave. A o A GOOD physician to take established prac. ¥ stal prac. tice in bustling little city, county seat. i Cows 50 e Thyrold Lymph | o ifl%_. — e DRESSMAKING, L or IN famlilics, #s Sturdy, 318 So. 26th at, i bt 4 40 138 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. ITH, baths, 38 N. Uity 34 foor, e CURED. Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge _-.as.. CHAS. E. viuu.].«_us'éx?:)m}i;g-g- Loy K A4 . . IRRIGATED LAND FOR SALE. In the rich valley of Loup river 1 can offer for sale many iarms at redsohable prices. This land ia'a rich sandy loam pro- duces slegant crops. The farmers are tast putting thels land into al l? whifch Brings® thein fine. retaing, (hrés gnd- our crops & yeur. being hatvested at little oF netiing as high as $0 per re income ewch yeur. Mot of this.laad under & fin irigating canal, with & eudy and rellapletlow: uf water (rom e Loup river. | wiil nime a leces: 1 mile from cousty se »Z"‘h“? pasture “xm" 4 200 acres, %-mile from €ouDLy Sept; room house, orchard, lots’ of \tiipber, 50 acres can be. irriguted, N ac falta, 116 aires pasture’ Price 160 acre windmill, ‘orchi pasture, # acres (arm land, 4 acres i gated. . ‘Price, 31,650, 300 acres, 100 under plow, balancé pasture; house, windmill, barn. Price, $1,10. 100 mcres, fine place IoF stock, frame house, orchard, barn, plenty of water and tim: ber. Price, $800, Many other places at very low figures. oo tor tull partioulare. “Adaress, 9 ' V. W Taylor, oup County, Neb. RE—78 ce, 2137 8. 834 Richardson, G W, 50X132, COR. 2TH and Farnam. $35,000 has been refused for this property. $15,000 will buy It for 10 days. C. F. HARRISON, 913 N. Y. LIFE. RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the Unlon Pacifc Raliro: company, . A MoAllaster, land commiissioner, Pacitic Headquarters, Omaha, HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also property and farm lands. The 0. F. Davis Co., Room &2, Bee Bullding. RE~909 10-ROOM house, all modern, near 30th ave and Pacific sts.; large reception hall, fine stalrcases, different hard woods, excellent furnaces, electric buttons for lighting gas, large butter pantry, asphalt paving, all pald, permanent sidewalk and drivewa very large porch, nice lawn and shade This house was just listed with us and is one of the very best and most substan- tially bullt houses in the Hanscom park district. In good repalr and just as good as the day It was bullt. This s an exc lent opportunity for some one to purchas & home. Further information call upon R. C. PETERS & TO,, exclusive agents RE—2M 3 20 acres of land at a bar thirty Holt county! Address F. J L Ottumwa, RE~Mu30 25 FOR SALE, in section Neb. la. HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also firs \nsurance, Bemis, Paxton Bik. = RE-913 & Witk 1 &NRY B. PAYN MEDICAL, DR. LE DUE'S Female Regulator, posi- tively. warranted to cure.the most stub- buin cuses of mofthly stoppages, irregu. larities, obstryctions and suppressions brought on from whatever al natural diseased or thologl [ a package, o« § for nt anywhere pre. pasd on recelpt of price. The Kidd Drug Co., Elgin, ill. American office, retail, wholesale, Myers-Inllon Drug C Omaha; M. A Dilion, South Omaha Davis Drug Co,, ouncil Biufts, ¥ull lng 9t legitimate rubber goo DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leading clalist in diseascs of women ih Oma would call the attention of suffering lad to his unsurpassed accommodations. be- tore ond during confinement, and his treatment —for irregularities, 'no matier what cause. Call or address, with stamyp, Dr. Prics, 1513 Dodge at., Onigha, Neb M—230 BICYCLES, EW and ladies' wheels rented; 5 cents 10f Lthe evening or ulternoon, except Sun. day. Louls Kiescher, 16 Capitor Ave \ WE ARE closing out our bicycle stoc to do this we are making special 40.0 wheels PETPRVOON 71 dom wheels. 10w secondhand and prices. ¥ave you money. NEBRABKA CYCLE COMPANY, Cor. loth and Marney. uccesstul. Bee Bidg, umaha, Nel Ad A58 JyLs* WILL BUY any good invention or pateéat Address Lock Box 160, Des Moines, la. s ¥39 MASON, FENWICK & LAWRENCE, Washington, D, C. H J. Cowglil, ent, 815 Rumge block, Omaha, Neb, — 956 OSTEOPATHY. JOHNSON Institute, 518 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel o4, Alice Johnsoh, D. 0. ladies dept.; 'K Jonmeou; Ouigopatnist, Myr. DUNGHUE, Orteopath, Paxton Blk. Tel'i.llur A, T. HUNT, D 0., 305 Karbach Blk. Tel.0di . M4 e ——— SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRICING, ' TN, Y. L i ) A, C. VAN SANT'S school. BOYLES' Colle Bee Bldg. NED: Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's Theater. g GREGG Shorthand. Om. C, Col., 16 & Doug.* —oal dourt reporter princip: . It LoST. - LOST, Auditorium brick No. 425. R It returned 10 Omaha Dally Ne: T.OST, fox terrfer, white body, marked dark on fight side of ‘head, owner's name on collar. Return to 1817 Capitol ave. and re- celve reward. Lost—M295 25 LOST, a steel-beaded.purse at Krug's park Wednesday evening. - Finder please return 10 Moritz Meyer Clgar Store, 14th' and Farnam, and recetve reward, f Lost—290 28% T S R el et e ISHING AND PLEASURE RESORT, 1F YOU want good bass and croppy fishing 6o to Langdon, Mo. - Very best of hotel acéommodation; lenty of boats and wminows. " Wrile R A. Dittmar for paces. e e ————— BRIEFS AND. BLANKS. 5 THE printiag of lawyers' briefs in & per- fectly satlsfactory = manner requires training, experience. and " equipment. - The Omaha Mercury ‘dacs this Work just right. Legal bianks; hundreds of forms, for ‘sule. Send for catalogue: 297 Jy4 _— CARPENTERS. AND .mnnn_p‘ ) ALL kinds of carpemnter wol promptly -uon";gl to. - J. and Lake Sts. * and repalrin, Ochirtree, 3 i PIANO TV NING. PIANOS tuned, 1,50, F, Leasentin, Mandel- berg'p Jewelry. Bore, Paxion bl ok 188, —_— BOILER. MAKERS, % MAHA Boller Works, 9 hand daard & eam bollers, tank: tacks, etc. Tel,. 1300, -y POSTOFFICE NOTICE. post malls for Germany clos Monday and Wednesday. Regular and supplomentary at foreign branch half hour later than cic ing time shown below STHER- LANDS t por 8 Amsterdam (mall must be directed “per s, 8 Amster- dam™); at 9:30 a. m. for SCOTLAND di- rect, per . % City of Rome (mail must be _directed “per & & City of Rome'); at 10:30 a, _m, (supplementary 12 m.) for EUROPE, per & s Lucania, via Queens- town; at 12 m, for ITALY, per s & Werra, via Naples (mall must'be directed “per & 8. Werra') 'PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-This steamer takes DPrinted Matter, Commerclal Pa- and Bamples for Germany only. The v for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specfally directed by her After the ing of the Supplementary Tin Malls named "above, ad- at 1 supplementary malls are openecd on the plers of the American, English, French and German steamers, and romain open untll within To Minutes of the hour of eailing of steamer. 30 a, m for Mails for South Weat Ind FRIDAY—At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s & Niagara, via Tampico (mall must be direct e s s Niagara'); at 11 p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND, per & # Cartha- gena, from Philadelphia. BATURDAY—At 3 a. m. REPURBLIC, URUGUAY GUAY, per & s Alnwick plementary §:30 [ (via BanJuan LA and CURA- CAO, per s & Maracaibo (mail for Sa- vanilla and Carthagena must be directed “per 8. w. Maracalbo'™); at 9:30 a. m, (sup- mentary 10:3 a. m.) for FORTUNE SLAND, "JAMAICA, BAVANILLA and CARTHAGENA, per's. & Athos (mall for Costa Rica must be directed ‘pe .. Athos™) at 9.2 m. (sipplementary 10:30 n.m.) for HAITI and SANTA MARTA, per 8. & Alps; at 10 a. m. for CURA, per 8 8 Mexico, 'via Hay at 12 m._for PERNAMBUCO, SANTC and BAO PAULO, per a.'s Helmfeld (mafl for other parts of Bfazll must be directed v & Heimfield™); at 12:30 p. m. for ZAS, CAIBARIEN,” NUEVITAS, GIBA and BARACOA 8 Cur- ityba (ordinary malil only h must bhe directed “'per s, s, Curltyba'); at 1 p. m. for BERMUDA, per s. s. Trinidad. for Newfoundland, by rail to North 'y and thence by 1 teame cloge at this dafly at 6:30 p. m. (connecting clos here every Monday, Wednesday and Satur day). Malle for Miquelon, by rali to Bos- ton and thence by steamer. close at this office daily at §:30 p. m, Malls for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla. and thence by steamer, close at this office dally (ex Bunday) &t 3 a, m. (the connecting are on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday), Malls for Caba, by rail to Miami, Fla., and thence by steamer, close ut this offic very Sunday &t *% a. m. Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless speclally addressed for dis- patch by steamer, close at this office dafly 30 p. m. and 11 p. m. Malls for Costa elize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by rail 1o New Orleans and thence b steamer, close at this office daily at **1:% p. m. (connecting closes nere Mondays for Belize, Puerto Cortex and Guatemala end Tuesdays for €osta Rlca). **Registered mall closes at 6 p. m. previous da. Central Ame: Bte. and at da.om PORTO RICO Trans-Pacific Mails, Malls for Australia (except West Australia, which goes via Europe, and New Zen: land, which goes vz San Francisco) and Fijt Islands, via Vancouver hero dally at 6:3 p. m. after June **15 and up to June 22, “inciusive, for dlspatch. per & 8 Mlowern (supplementary mails, via Seattle and Victoria), close at June 9. . . Malls for Hawail,' Japan, China and Philip- plime 1siapds, via Ban Francisco, close here dadly 8E°6:30.p. m. up to June *24, in- -luvae, for- dispatch gvr 8. 8. China. Malls for Hawall, via San Franciseo, close here dally at 6:3-p. m. up to june *24, for digspatch per 8. 8. Zenlandia. Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver, close here daly at 60 p. m. up to July **2, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Km- press of China (registered mall must be directed “‘via Vancouver'). | Mails for Hawall, China, Japan and Phill Slose here daily pines, via San Eranci 630 , inclusive, for at p. m. up to Jul dispatch per s, 8 Doric. | abovgen fi "ACCORDION PLEATING. ACCO“I)]ON. leating: cheapest, best, quickest, nnPAA C..Mark, 8. B. dor. 17t and Farnam. 920 oL NPT ELOCUTION, " )85 J. v‘(t‘_ PASTURAGE; PLENTY grass, shade and spring water. Chas. Andersen, t-and Manderson. B e S PAWNBROKERS, SAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat- o+ hr ke Confdential. 4505 Bogias. ing; all business con Ia S —— | FURNITURE REPAIRING TEL. 1331. M. 8. Wal Ikiin, mmn—_..‘s: LAUNDRY, OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars, n213:‘(.‘ufll, dc. 1760 Leavenworth. Tel. M7, EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS, LESEONS In bookkeeping, ete. ing, R. 15, Com, Nat, Bank. 4. day or ovan- R Rllh;;:m. BIDEWALKS—Stone, cement, brick. | W. shans” Mantel and Tile Co., %9 So. 17th st. i Jy8 GARBAGE MAULING, FOR SALE. on monthly jayments, 8-reom modern house on Norih Mth Bt. car line; also vacant lots which will be improvod or purchaser on moderate payment dow:. utual Loan and Bullding Asociatl . M. Nattiager, secretary, ACRES, olid block 3 acres; high, Heights, 4t ONLY §%.00 N. Y. o RE-JIII w sightly, in Om per lot , Tel. &5, ANTIMONOPOLY Garbage Co. cleans cesy. pools & vaults, removes garbage & deard drlimis at reddoed prices. 1 N1, et Ty e i —— POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (8hould be read DAILY by all interestea as changes may ccur at any time). Foreign malls for the week ending June 29, 1901, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at the gnerll ostoffice as follows: PAR- CELS, POST MAILS close one hour earljer than closing time shown below, Parcels ELLA DAY, 1920 Dodge. Mn. W, Thur.at. | Matla for Australla (oxcept West Australia, which {8 forwarded via furove), New Zealand, Fijl, SBamoa and Hawali, via 8an Franciaco, close here daily at §:30 p. m. after June *23 and up to July **, in- clusive, or on arrival of «due at’ New York July * per s. 8. Slerra. Tw Trann-Pagifc of num‘n du'l\y 1s arranked Lucania, “for dispatch mails are forwarded to port gnd the achedule of closing .on the presumption of their un- interrupted ‘overlAnd ‘transit. $*Reglgtored malil closes at 6 p. m. prévious day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaater. ostoffice, New York, N. Y., June 21, 1901, e ———————— LEGAL NOTICRS. "t RRCEIVER'Ss NOTICE. In_the Dnsnct court fn and for Douglas Ccunty, Nebraska. Williag G Maaden, plalntift, against Ne- braska Flire Insurance Company et al., de- fendunts. Notice to. creditors of sald in- sarance’ €ompany to ‘present their elaims 1or dividends, To all creditors of the Nebraska Fire In- surance company ‘who have not cluimed or recelved their respective dividends: hereto- 2ore ordered in the above entitled action: You, and each of you, are hereby notfiled that i ao(l by tho order of the-court in!the titjed action, made and entered on Ahe 4th day ofcMay - A. D. 1901 vou must fosent fompayment your respective claims dr @ividends 'heretofore ordered 1n ' eaid wétion within 60 days from the completion ¢f the publicativn-of this notice, which t'me ‘wlll expire on the dlst day of August, A. L, 1901, ngl; that unless,you 80-d0.your respec- T Mathadist church at Car- be recelyed. up to June” 0. Wpecificationa: on file with F. H, cretary, and also with the archi- Walnut street, Des ved to reject any Jisdte UVE TEDLE .00 puc V?)icndu will be con- ! will, be:barred of the right givictpaad S RUhA i 305, bk therefory. 4ot “"8uch. <latms - may be presented ‘at .the ‘ofiBI:; atkhw,und:{ e recelver An the Brown block, in.the <ty of Omaha, in Douglus . founty -afpresald, or transmitted Ghim Ay {has adireel by malt %u\d,m ‘m'qflu“" Tn{' AWD. 1001, "Receiygr. of tna, aid.Nebraske R e Ay o firing inclair, ect, W, olnes; 1 bid RAILWAY TIME CARI LINGTON MTATION=10TH & MASON BU | Kansas City, i wfa o Qity Day Ex. fansar &1ty RinUES pm & 6:15 am i8t. Louls Flyer.... pm all:ls am Buriington & Missourt River, Leave. Arrive. Joseph & Council am a 6:05 pm Nebraska Express Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln ..... Denver Limited . Black Hlills and. Puget Bound, Den’ cons mection . Lincoln Fast Mali; Fort Crook and Platts. moyth, . Bellevue & oo b Pacific Jet..a Chicago, Burl Chicago Special ... Chicago Vestibuléd Bx Chicago Local . Chicago Limited . Fast Mail ... a Daily. b Dally WEBSTER DRFOT—16TH & WEBBSTER, Fremont, Elkhorn & Missour! Valley Black Hills, Deadwood, Hot Springs .15 a 3:00 pm Wyoming, Casper an BOUGIAR . crroerssersrs.d 3:00 prm Hastings, York, David City, Buperior, Geneva, Exeter and Seward Norfolk, - Lincoln ana Fremont Frem®nt Lo Missourt b10:25 am b 410 pm_ a10:45 dm ) Minueapolls & Twin Cily Passenger. Bloux City Passenger, Emerson Local . “a Dally. b Dally except Sunday, auy oniy. 4 Duily ‘except BAturday, e Dally except Monday. e UNION STATION—10TH AND MARCY, Unien Pacific, QOverland Limited. Al LxXpross. Aliorats Epeci malls close | RAILWAY TIME CARD. — Y b12:30 prh Lincoln-Stromsberg Ex.b 4:06 pm Prcifc & Atlantic Ex..a 4:28 pm | Grand 1siand Local.....b 5:3 pm Chie Chic » Spectal Chica Passen; a4l pm lastern Speclal a 466 pm Fast Mail.... Omaha-Chicago, LUd.a 1:46 pm Fast Mall 5:30 am Cedar Rapids Passenger 1iinols Central, Chicago Express . Chicago, Minneapolls & 8t. Paul leu;d e 7:46 pm Minneapolls & St. Paul EXPress ................b 700 am Fort Dodge Local, Council Bluffs Fort Dodge Local, from Council Bluffs..........a 6:0 am Chicago, Milwankee & St. Paunl. Chicago Limited. a 6:00 pm Ch! & Omah; A Kl City & Paol Twin Clty Express.. Twin City Limited.. Sloux Local.... A 7:00 am L 855 am & 766 pm a 800 am ‘Cannon Ball" e .a B:15 pm Rook Island & Pac \cago Daylight Spe Des Molnes & port Local........ Chicago EXpress Des Moines Local Chicago Fast Express Des Moines, Rock Island & Chicago Rocky Mount'n’ Limited Lincoln, Colo. Springs, Denver, Pueblo and West ... .4 1:00 pm Colorado, Oklahoma & Texas Flyer Omaha & St. L 8t. Louls ““Cannon Bul Kansas City & Quincy Local a Dally. b Dally except Sunday. Missouri Pacifie. 8t Louls Express K. C. & Bt 8t. Louls Express Chicago, A 520 am al0:00 am A 6:26 pm L. Express. al)i0 pm a 6:16 am Summer Tours on Lake Mi THE ELEGANT nfl STEAMSHIP A AN'T b E- and Mo k) Steamah(p Lines for Canadian Points. Speel toa AVES CHICAGO AS FOLLOWS Tom 16 8 Thues 1 ot 8 5 m. Manitou Staamship Compan OFFICE & DOCKS, Ao N water Sia, Ehitago. Direct Route to Gilasgow Exhibiti ANCHOR LINE steamahips from New York Weekly GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY. Saloon, §50 and up. Second Cabin, $82.50 and up. ‘rfira s 326 and upw.r#’ For tllustrated folder and turther {nform tion apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, Chicago, or 35 8 MENALLY, 1823 Farnar st., GEO, E. ABBOTT, 1324 Farnam St., Omaha, EDWARD ROSEWATER RESIGNS tor of The Bee Req from ts Release Auditorium Advisors Committee: At the meeting of the auditorium ex- cutive committee yesterday the resignation of Edward Rosewater as a member of the advisory committee was read. It stated that while the writer appreciated the compli- ment extended by the board of directors and assured the latter of his cordial sympathy and support for the ‘auditorium as originally projected; he was impelled to:resign by his inabllity to devote sufcient time to the duties devolving upor the advisory com- mittee, and by his desire to avold dlsagree- able friction and embarrassment to which he would be Hable In his capacity as editor. H. 8. Weller moved that the resignation be accepted, but C. H. Pickens moved in- stead, that the secrefury be “directed to advise Mr. Rosewater that the committee would llke to have bim remain on the board. The latter motion prevailed, op- posed only by Mr. Weller. The president and secretary were aus thorlzed to settle with the Bellstedt band Saturday night to permit its departure the me evening for Kansas City after its con- cert, as it must open a series of concerts in that city Sunday afternoon. Subscriptions and donatlons to the audi- torlum fund were reported to the amount of $205. Mr. Umsted reported that he had talked with J. B. Kitchen concernlng a subscrip- tion, and was fully satisfled that it” would be useless to approach him further except upon one conditién, and that is- that the Commerclal ¢lub shall quft serving luncheon at noon, when he' would give $1.000., “It Mr. Kitchen' takeés that #tand,”. satd Mr. Sanborn, “I think 1t 1s'tmé that this committee should take some stand; If the proprietor of one.of the leading. hot who cap.. Neither do I sép what the serving of luneheon by the Commercial club has to do with this committes or the auditoriuni , dirie yer g A Teport .on the musioal festival,showed that the sale of book tickets wepched $9,670.01, congessions 3440 ,atd box' office siles u.&ah.bb. & total of $14,915.06. The ' minutes of the “recent meeting .of the advigory ‘committee, were read, ang.’ was decided. that the subcommittees are; & lberty to go ahand and select: an arehftect for the auditorfum, the selection to be Ap- proved by .the executive commiitee, 'K. ways and means.and bullding committees will probably meet next Mondiy evening to make the selection. X ¥ RECTOR . WEDS .'A TEACHER lage of Rev. John Albert Wil- lams and Miss Lacinda W, Gamble of Omaha. The marriage of Rev. John Albert Wil- lams and Miss Lucinda W, Gamble was solemnized; at $t. Philp's church at 9:30 o'clock yesterday morning in the prererice 6f a company’ that taxed the capacity of the auditorium, the congregation being about equally divided between the colored #nd white friends of the young people. Rev. Willlams s widely known as rec- tor of St. Philip's Bplscopal church,’ wi Miss Gamble bas been oFganist. She better known, however, as a teacher ' at Cass school, being the only colored teacher in the Omaba public schools. Prof. ' Butler was at the ofgin mnd promptly at 9:30 o'clock, preceded by the full cholr, the bridal party entered; Misses Gertrude Thomas, Celia Wilson and Flor- ence Thomas, the bridesmalds, advaneing single filo and followed by the maid of honor, Miss Eva Watson. The bride, with ' her brother, Leonard Gamble, came last. Her gown was of 'white mull and her long tulle vell was caught with white blossoms. 8he carried bride's roses. The groom with his best man, Rev. J. A. Livingston of Leavenworth, Kan., met his bride at the foot of the chancel steps, where the be- trothal was sald. Then they advanced to the altar, where Blshop Coadjutor A, L. Willlams read the marriage service. The. full choral celebration of the holy com- munion service followed, in which Bishop Willlams was assisted by Rev. John Wil- Mams of St. Barnabas church as deacon and Rev. Charles Bates Youny; 'as ‘sub, deacon, the entire service occupying nearly an hour. At the conclusion of the service the party left the church to the Mendelssohn wed- ding mareh, the bridal party and members of the immediate family golng to the rec- tory at 1124 North Twentleth street, where the wedding breakfast wa rved, B tween 2 and 5 o'clock Rev. and Mrs. Wil- lams recelved thelr friends there and de- parted on the eveping traln for & four ..’ weeks trip esst, n