Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 4, 1902, Page 11

Advertisements for th will be taken antil 12 m. wve colnmns v tlon, insertion, thereafter. Nothing taken han 2%c for Theae advertisements run consecutively, Advertisers, by requesting a bered o . TOBITION by man %, good education; ref- erence and bond. Hox 118, Plattsmouth, Neb, L Mol o r of furni- need em- ces. J. L. 158 position as m d hordware sto balmer; married; best of refere M., 48 Reed st Red Oak, la WANTED=MALE H 1 WILL educate a deserving young man or | woman in the best shorthand and type writing £chool, ta be paid for when cours 1% finished and position secured. Address N 6, Bee B J GOOD messengers wanted A. DT, Co, 212 Bouth 13th, BTEADY work, profit t energetic hustlers, C F, Adams Co., 1619 Howard, B-040 $ FOR A HALF DAY'S WORK It you live In the country or in a small tawn and bive w ggod acquaintance among the tarmers and stock raisers in the nelghborhood you tan make five dol- lars easiiy by foir of five hours' work Write us und we will send you our p sition, - Bee Publishing Cov, Solicitory Dept., Onaha, Neb, B—-Mz1) TRAVE palary Tex. Increased pay. B9 work, for neat, NG salesmen; or no go. also Vriumph advertisers; Co.,Dalias, BMss e REONS desiring young men to work for board_should file their appiications with Boyles ge, N. Y. Liie Bldg., before January . Lel. 198, B M5 4 THI Moler Barber College, 1 Bt., wanis men 10 learn the barber trac by their new method of practical experis ence, expert lnstructions, | cte., that' cinnot be hac In any other' way} two years' apprenticeship saved; oniy two months required; splendid wages pald graduates. Last year they plao over 0 barbers in hospitals, hoteis, s diers’ homes and shops throughout country and have more demana than can be supplied. Speclal offer made now, Can earn scholarship, board, tools and transporiation if aesired. Cuatalogue and particulars nalled free. Write today. B—Miys 40 every county arnam WANTED, a good man § take subscriptions f The wentleth Century Farmer. Our agerfts make g wages everywhere, Ret Auadress, ‘T'wentleth > OUmaha, Neb, IVE man to manage small local busi- ness; good salary; give references. O 2, Hee Offl WANTE Al )—~Blacksmith for general black- only a sober and industrious 2d.” Jos. Gibbons, Waterloo, B—M166 6 , man to represent in portion Ne. braski; experience unnecessary; reason- able salary and expenscs; permanent; es- tablished ° business; —sclf-addressed ' en- velop . Manager E. Wimmer, Pontiac hicago. -MISL 4* WANTED, good, nonunion _cigarmaker; sgad attundlon dnd stcady wmfl( for g ht man, A Ty Vililam Kenlin, ., Bloomfleld, Neb. BAMIN ¥ BALESMAN wanted who sells. country trade to take good side line of dr)inunndn for ug:lnl on commission. The Purnell Dale Mills, box 660, Philadelphia, &Ti‘l!‘ . _—— """} WANTED-FEMALE HELP, WANTED, 200 girls. 1624 Dodge. Tel. 876. . C—841 WANTED, two young lady students to loarn halrdressing, manicaring and chl- ropody and scientific massage. Call or write Room 220, Bee Bld, C—668 COMPETENT girl for general housework, 1l Douslas. ‘Mrs. k. "Rosewater, 1/ SECOND girl. 820 Farnam street. C—488 man type- to be pald for when course position secured. Address C—507 Jb T WILL educate n deserving youn woman In the best shorthand an writing school, 18 finished and N @, Bee. When You Write to Advertisers remember It only taukes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. WANTED, girl for general housework in family of two. 1424 North 20th street, C—730 EXPERIENCED seoond girl at 8107 Jones treet, C—MT0 SPLENDID wa paid ladies who learn hairdressing, manicuring or faclal ma ge with us. Our new method of train ng saves years of apprenticeship. Pra tical experience furnished by free work; comparutively no expense. Call or write, Moler Cqllege, 1623 Farnam St. C—-MT79 4* GIRL for general housework, 217 Far- nam. CIMO24 4 WANTED, a middic-aged woman, 0 to 5 ears, 10’ take care of small, house: Kood ome' for right party. Induire Hayde: Bron., Millinery Dept. Coi g WIDOWER wants housekeeper in the caun.l;{: r‘l.)noed wa d. .'oog lhlame nr;d p«rl- man. ed lady preferred, Adad FD 3, Bee. * Efilfl?" < MELP WANTED, OMAHA DAILY BEE ATURDAY FOR RENT=FURNISHED ROOMS, ON “on car line. furnishcd room, with heat, on car 1615 Clatk; 8 per month, B THRI Keep fur 132 shed rooms for light he 8. 1ith St E LARGE front steam_ heat 53y 8. 14th TWO housekeeping Mary's Ave room, ulcely ~furnished, ons or two gentlemen. Cali 8t E-—Mg ”. E—604 rooms, | TWO pleasant rooms for light hous ing. 1406 Jones B NICELY furnished rooms, modern, well heated, with bourd. 503 8. 28th, F-M168 FURNISHED rooms. 625 8, Ml"‘ [T with privileges of private twodern; reasonale, E-010 340 E—011-J-3¢ Web- Joos %2 DODG home, plano; ONS RO ster, 1908 Capitol Ave, room, modern, § mo. MY: | 11-ROOM modern flat at 1107 N. 10th, $9 per month. Call at 415 N. 16th. M7 6 FURNISHED rooms, modern. $00 8 2th. E-~M15%6 F2 1M1 8 ROOMS. LARGE, 1906 Capltol ave nicely furnished room, private family, near’ postoffice, for one or two gentiemen; steam heat, hot and cold water, et Address O 29, Hee i 5 6 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, TF-oM GLENCAIRN, transient $1.25 day. 1608 Doug. Ft80 UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport 8t/ NICE home for young men. 108 8. B st SUITE of rooms, furnace heat men. 1ol% Jackson St. STEAM heated, nicely furnished room with or without board, at The I ANT steam heated front re board. 109 Capitol Ave. FOR RENT, nicely furnished, steam heate rooms, with ot without board. Midiand hotel, 16th and Chieago Sts, 2 m, with F—Mi65 $ per month, ground Ihe Bee building, facing Farnam street; no expense for Kht, heat or janitor service, K. C. Peters & Co. Rental Agents, Hee Bullding G116 3 OR 4 rooms and bath, nicely located, very desirabie, very cheap It taken at once, 264 Woolworth Ave G179 3¢ BUITE of rooms, modern; housekeeping, 618 Georgla ave. G—MI1vs 10° SR g ———————— FOR RENT=STORES AND OFFICES, R RENT, the bullding formerly occu- pled by ‘The Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has tour stories and a basement which was formerly ufed us The Mee press room, This will be' rented very teasonably. if e apply at once to C. C, Rose- + Secreiary, room 100, Bee bull —261 OFFICE with vault and part first floor or all top floor, 1414-16 Harney St. Mialand Glass ‘and Paint Co., 1410 Harnéy Bt FOR RENT, store in first-class location; rent reasonable. Apply C. P & Ci ground Hoor, lee Bldg, FOR RENT, (hree nice rooms for office, Apply (o 3. 3" Franck, Midiand hotel 'ment, suitable for any 2ux100 feet. Apply to idland hotel. 1—M195 FOR RENT, b kind of busing M. J. Franck, AGENTS WANTED. MEMORIAL life of McKinley, four lan- Buages, 60 puges, 100 halftones, 3L.60; free outiit. W. A Hixenbaugh & Co., 500 Ware block, Omaha J—692 PROFITABLE work offered agents In every town to secure subscriptions to the Ladies' Home Journal and the Saturduy Evening Post. 'We want agents who wiil work ‘thoroughly and with business sys- tem to covel cach section with our illus. trated little booklets and other udvertis ing matter and to look sharply after re- newals from old subscribers. The pay Is first rate und at the end of the season 320,000 will be given the best workers s extra prizes for good work. How well some Of our agents have succeeded is told in a little booklet we would like to send you—portraits of some of our best agents, with the story of how they mude It pay. Tho Curtls Publishing Co, Phila- delphia, ¥ - —M#06 ¥7* AGENTS wanted for new publication: prospectus, etc., free. George Barrie & Bon, 1818 Wainut St, Philadeiphia, —Mis1 J12 HOUSEHOLD novelty, entirely new; every housekeeper will appreclate it at once; low-priced. Address C. H. Cushman, 41} Bee Bldg., Omah: J—MB68 4% ATTORNEY in Bee bullding can accom- modate lawyer with office en sulte, M 45, Bee. J—-821 WANTED, canvassing agents in every county to_solicit lllhlrr\l};llon! 0 THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER and the NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE S8TOCK and COMPLETE BTOCK DOC- TOR. This splendid book contains 1,400 impertal octavey pages, 800 object-teaching engravings and 1s the only book on live stock ever published adapted to the every- day, practical money-saving use of every farmer and stock owner. Steady employ- ment with assured good Income. Agent: in the country with horse and buggy e pecially desired. Canvassers make easily o $100 per ‘month. Address Century “farmer Sollcitors’ Bureau, Bee building, Omaha. J—218 MALE & female help. Call Canadian Office -_— e WANTED=BOARD AND ROOM. FOR SALE<MISCELLANEOUS, INDIAN goods and relicw. 1119 Farnam, QM52 FIR timbers for housemovers, ete., 40 to 71 ft.; cribbing and hog fence. %1 Doug- lag, Q083 PERFUMES—10c to $10. Sherman & Meo- Connell Drug Co., 16th and Dodge Q061 PHONOGRAPHS bought and sold Cuming 8t Q—Ms62 2D-HAND safe cheap. Schwarts, 114 £ FOR SALE, and Chic matie dou proot steel bargain, fine mahogany bank fixtures 0 Safe & Lock Co. safe, auto- le time lock, double burglar chests. Wil be “sold at a National Bank of Commerce Q588 TYPEWRITERS — Latest models of the Remington, Smith Premier and Densmore typewriters, which have b i replaced by the Underwood, can be had at a_very low figure, Ca'l and see them. A. H. Work- man & Co., 1617 Farnam St. Phous Qo CHINESE WIZARD trick cards, 10 conts per pack, postpald, Sandusky Mg Co Council BIufs, Ta. 4= 100 STYLES trutses, catalogue free. Sher- man McConnell Drug Co., 16th and Dodge, Onaha. il - R s CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS, FRITZ, clalrvoyant, 819 N. 16th 8006 MME. GYLMER, genufne palmist, 315 8. 5067 S ——————— ECTRIC TREATMENT, MME. AMES, 3175 N. 16; flat B; attendants 5 Jo* MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 1, 2d floor, R 2. T—-M12 37 baths; RICE HARLOW, b Atment; attenaant. BEA [ A, MISS MACK, massage; attendant. 1408 Webster. Ml e PENSONAL DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns and superfiu ! Teinovea by tiectricity, Biloek, VIAVA, woman's way to health; ri Whoiekole home treatment. o4 Be 3 home for ladies before COnNnement; buvies waopled. sod detie IS, turget, U—Mush Ju* FRENCH_ embroldery done by M ler, oly 8. loth, u GULDMAN'S, the only perfect pleating pidntin thé west. “an Douglas bioc dressing, ‘he Bathery, si6-20 Bee buliding. U—o61 Business, Criminai and rrivate. iy N, Zth S, Umaha. U-MI43 1 WANTED, information concerning where- abouts ot Daniel railer, a Germai lavorer WHO eloped irom Umana wilh ua Moor, Vctover I, lww, Sulldoie reward, Alverc Mohr, it st., Umaha, Neb. U—MI4l 6* RUPTURE permanently cured in 3 (o & auys; sena tor circular. . 8. Wood, M L., 6il New York Lite Hidg., Umana, Seb. (e HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chiro- pody, 10F iauies Oy, In counection with Lhe Bathery, LS-&v Bee Lk, U8 theatrical, masquurade customer. luls Karnam. U—iz SURE HATCH INCUBATOR CO. CLAY CENTER, NEb. Send fof Bandsome iu-page ires catalogue. U PRIVATE hospital, before and during con- finoment; bavies adopted. b Grant St, Mrs. Gardels. Tel. k1182 U—78 CHIROPODY @ speclaity. 1In_connection ith The Bathery, rooms 216-220 bee Biug. kS 16, [ ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best and quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17 & Doullllm Ve GRAMOPHONES and_supplies, wholesale and retail. Coilins Plano Co., 16% Doug las, =1 MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor, R 2, U—466 J1o* WE RENT machines of every make at ~ e per week or §2 per month, We repair and sell parts for every sewing macnine manutactured. NEBKASBKA CYCLE CO, Cor. 1ith and Harney, ‘bhone 16, % Broadway, Coun- 1a., 'phone B- =531 J28 cil Bluft 1F YOU LIKE. SMOKE But you'll like 1t better If you smoke the PRINCE OF OMAHA the vest be stralght clgar on the market. Union madc, fluvor unexcelled. ¥31_per 1,uw. U—164 3 E——— MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. WANTED, city loans, bonds and warrants. Guorgo & Compuny, Il Farnam atreet, 4% PER CENT on business property, per cent on residence property, Options to pay whole oF part any time, W. B. MEIKLE, 401 8. 1ith 8t, » 1820 Furnam sireet. W9 also bonds Peters & Co, 1102 W) to loan on improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Love Co., %09 Bouth lith, M2 [ ) FOR RENT-HOUSES, " wallpaper cleaner, 1403 Jackon, D I3 Paxton block, D3 1624 Douglas, D844 Ringwalt, Barker Blk. D515 all parts of city. The G, Davis Co., b Heo Bldg. HOUBES, stores. Beml HOUSES, ete. F./D. Wea HOUSES and flats. HOUSES TQ MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage gu.. office Willy Farnam, or tel, l!u}ll?hfil».‘ D-wi§ ackson Treynor. D549 W1 N, Y. LIFE, D—-%0 ROOM brick house, modern, 27 t. Telephone 491 or L-2683 A 0OM modern, except attinger, Bee Bla " BEVEN-ROOM all modern house, in good gondition, large yard and beautiful shade trees, § minites’ walk from city hall, WIIl rent for $3) per month, OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 16(h and Douglas Sts. D52 FOR RENT, G-room house, city water, 1910 Plorce 8t.. $10; also barn, 50, " JOHN W. ROBEINH, 1508 FARNAM §T. FOR RENT, six-room cotta Calitornia ntrect. - very'es Tnquire at &7 Nort): Toth ES-—Chris. Boyer, 24 and Cuming. "Phone 304, " DM T30k I-ROOM cottag FOR RENT, fine stone front house, 10 foome 415N, L, 1 block south Crelghioncollege.” 2" Kamee Blag. DM OR RENT—FURN DEWEY European hotel. 13th and Farnam. ok G TLEMAN and wife want fi room and board for winter; st by and full particulars. O 27, WANTED=TO BU WANTED, to buy, some glass doors and glass partitions and one half-oak round Apply to M. J. Frarck, Midland IN-MHS WANTED to buy private bank in eastern Nebraska or western lowa; any Informa- tion will be strictly cundumHnL Bee. e————————— FOR SALE—~FURNITURE, X 21, 896 4 HICAGO Furl\lt\.‘&?}o.. 1410 Dodge. Tel. 200, New and secondhand, bought, sold, exchanged. 967 e ———— FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. GOOD BUGGY BARGAINS. One rubber-tired depot wagon. One 6-passenger Rockaway. Four leather-top family carriages, Four phaetons, § top and open buggies and runabouts, Secondhand harness, Drummond Carriage Co., 18th & Harney St, P95 s and wagons at H., avenworth, P-4 FOR BALE, good horse, cheap. 204 8, 40th, P-MID 5 ——— e FOR SALE=MISCELLANEOUS, BEST In by pst's, 4th llld.fd coat, good as net wi will_fit be cars ol Addres 11 53, Bae, Y ¥ 83, Bee, ERYNR Bl S b Q- Mose 2DHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam, Q-1 FOR BALE, phonokraphs, superior 1o any other musical instruments $ up. The o Yitimah Bo When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad i B FOR SALE Kood Rews puper exchanges, o nts and u P % Omece. Clrculation Windaw, ™" Q-6 Wl FARM and city loans, low rat Thomas, 1st Nat., Bank Bldg. YOU don't need to borrow money If you work for the Kharas Co. W56 #% TO 5 P. C. money. 60,000 SPECIAL fund; up; lowest rates, Garvin Bros, 104 Farnant 8t N Y, L. W—i06 1N, ¥ PRIVATE money. Sherwood, B ENRY B. PAYNE, 601-; MORTGAGE-G. G. Wallace, Bra G. E. Turkington, W61 3,00 TO LOAN quick. o Bee, PRIVATE money. F. D, Wead, 1524 Douglas e Wty S ———————— MONEY TO LOAN=CHATTELS, START THE NEW YEAR OWING BUT ONE PARTY, Where every dollar paid off ‘reduces cost. SALARY LOANE ON PLAIN NOTES to honest working people. No Mortguge, No Indomer. No Publicity. NO ONE NEED KNOW. We Guarantee the Lowest Rates, HOW DO WE DO IT? Full Particulars FREE Upon Request, RELIABLE CREDIT CO., Room 40§ Paxton Block, (8ee Window from Farnam Btreet. To loan on Furniture and Planos, Live Btock, ‘ete. You to retaln possession of llhe. p]l"nperly. SALARY LOANS permanent posiiions, You n borrow from $10.00 up, You can et the money on short notice. You get the full amount in cash. You may keep it one month or more and pay for it only what time you keep It. Our rates are low, our business is confidential and our motto 18 to “try to please, OMAHA TORTGAGE LOA 119 Board of Trade Bldg . 2390, (Established 1892.) %% 8. 16th 8t, NOS, HORSES, Absolutely 'without removing #o0ds." Written guarantee given to this effect. AMERICAN LOAN' CO.,_ Room 308, Paxton Block. X--0% FURNITURE, PIA LOAN TO LOAN=CHATTE MONEY Joaned on furniture, live stock, Jewelry; also to salaried people without gecurity; cheap rates; easy payments; business confidential. Foley Loan Co. successors to Duff Green, R. & Barker block. Estab. 140, X079 AR T B IN LOANS TO SALARIED P merchants, team- sters, boarding ho ete. without se- curlty; easlest terms; ‘40 offices in_prin- Gpl clties. Tolman, 40 Board of Trade Mg, X080 | LOANS ON SALARIES, FURNITURE, live stock, etc. Quick service and lowest | rates gudranteed. J. W. TAYLOE, 63 | (top foor) Paxten block, nertheast corner 16th and Farnam; entrance on 16th_street X--983 BY loaned on plain note to salaried ple; business confidential; lowest ry Paxton block. The J. A. 11tton ¢ X S PL o8, 4 MONEY loaned on plan elry, hurses, cows, ete, YOU don't need to borrow money if work for the Kharas Co. BUSINESS CHANCE TO GET in or out of business call on Wil- llams,” Room 411, McCague bullding. Y09 COAL and feed busi for sale. Well equipped and prosperous. Monroe & Co., S11 N 16th, Y1000 FOR RENT, The Lange or Auditorium hotel, 602 8. 18th 8t., Omaha; modern and steam heated; 32 rooms, 3 stories. ' 3 FOR BALE, millinery store dolng good business; ai-o good hotel for sale (or lrase 10 Hleht barty), both kood locations in N, E. Nevruska. Call o¢ write 624 N, Y. Life bullding, Omaha. Y—is4 WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange YOUT business or property quick communi cate with one who has the customers. H. Johnson, $43 N, Y. Life. Phone L-2270. Y- Mx1 ~ When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra stroke or tWo of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee, FOR SBALE, a confectionery and restaurant business {n a small town; good location and good business. Address Orlando Adams, Mead, Neb, ¥—MIS o ——— e FOR EXCHANGE, WILL ex ange good onk wardrobe for Tolding bed. N 4, Bee Z-Ms10 160 ACRES Jand In Box Butte Neb , 3 change for llve stock. Address O'25, Bee 2-176 6* B FOR SALE—=REAL ESTATE. N.Y, Life. RE—101 and lots in all parts of clty; al scre propurty and farm lands. The O, Davis Co., Room 552, Bee Bullding. for sale In u good furming country. For further particiiars write or call on H. L. Ludium, Piainvicw, Neb, RE-—Miy2 RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Unlon Pacific Rallroad company. 8. A. McAllaster, land commissioner, Cnion F cific Headquarters, Omal N HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; ulso fire Ingurance. Beml Paxton B J . UARY 4, 1v02 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltre Wih and Lake Sts wM VERIT tate men; weath nworth fal rates to real es strips put on, 2N FACTORIES, TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases trunks | repaired. Om. Trunk Factory, 200 Farnam, -122 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, CURED. Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge Bldg. —_— | BALE TIE OMAHA Hay Bale-Tie Co., 811 North 1ith 111 — L LECTRIC BELTS, 1l do Box 4%, Omaha, Neb. ELECTRIC Belts and what the Address P, 0. MASQUERADE COSTUMES, NEW gente’ and ladies 8. Sack, 38 South costumes for rent, 20th street —M170 Feb2 e ————— MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BE PROMPT In calling to see all the slightly used planos we are offering this week on very easy terms, and you will find yourself well repald. 1f you wish a DIANG you can save money now, at this Where? Mueller Plano & Organ . 1916 Fainam St low rates. Derlght, 1119 Far- nam St OM. Van Stor. Co., 15113 Farn, Tels, 15 | PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 012- 914 Jones, general storage and 'I‘l’W.lYl".llvu phs LOWS, OMAHA Plllow Co., 1721 Cuniing. Tel. 24 TAILORIN Jackets made, and repaired. OSTEOPATH JOHNSON Institute, 515 N. Y. L Bidg, Tel 1861, Allea Johnson, D. O., ladies de Johnson, Osteopathist, Mer. 512 McCague Bldg. PATENTS, HAVE casl 0od patent or invention. Address, P. 0x 85, Omaha, Neb, —184—J-230 k3 FURNITURE REPAIR M, 8. Walkiln, 211 Cuming St. ~130 o ——" LAUNDR OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, i cufts, do. 1750 Ly Y.L, Te RIS IF YOU want one of the nicest s-room @ bargain. Owner left city. Must se J. H. Bherwood, ®7 N.'Y. L.’ Bidg FARMS! property go to FARM: FARMS For _bargains In farm O'Neill's Real Estate Agency, South Omaha. RIE—M%5 FOR SALE, fine_farm lands, % hour ride South Omaha. 208 Ramge bid RE-MUNT 5 BOYD COUNTY LANDS Railroad an assured fact. Our next party Jan. 6, 1902. See us about It. Join our party and save railroad fare, POTTER, FORGAN & HASKELL, 420-21 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. 470, Omaha, Neb. RE-MU5 6 EOUSES—Harrison & Morton, Tel, il RE—M167 Mch4* When You Write to Advertisers remember It only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee, STOCK RANCHES. ‘We have a number of fine stock ranches ranging in_size from 400 to 10,000 acres, located In western Nebraska and eastern Colorado and Wyoming, If you are in- terested In ranch land we can fix you out, Correspondence solicited. Below I8 a brief description of some of our ranches: 960 acres, 320 under dltch, well im- S8 7,600 free range 7,000 fine build- prove- ments and StocK .........,... it 2,140 acres, 50,000 tributary “rang fenced, 'fine improvements; ‘1! shorthorned cattle, machinery, fenced, well improved w120 acres, fino grazing land; ecasy terms 4 1000 acro orms . LY. Life ., Omaha, Neb, X RIE-M183 5 _— LOST. C LOST, December 31, between publig library and Bennett's, pair gold rim nose glasses, chain attached. Sultable reward for de- livery of same to 843 N, Y, Ll]fm T.OST, light roan horse, medium size. Re- ward for return to 1004 Capitol avenue; Lost. 2 3 BLACK purse bearing initial contents and leave purse at uo'enn fce. MEDICAL PRIES, the acknowledged leading specialist il diseases of women in Omaha, would call the attention of suffering ladles to his unsurpassed accommodations before and during confinement, and his treatment for {rregularities, no matter what cause, Call or address, with stamp, Dr. Pries, Arlington block, 1513 Dodge, Omaha. 10 LADIES, our harml cannot fall, Trial fre Co., Milwaukee, Wis. manthly remedy . Parls’ Chemical 9 J5¢ LADIES, 300 reward failing to relieve case of abnarmal suppression, any cause; price $2; fully guaranteed. Dr. Mead Remedy , 17 Quincy 8t., Chicago, 11l 596 J210 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. GREGG Shorthand, Om. C. Col, 16th & vl-,gg& A C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 College, court reporter principal. fe. ~108 NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boy( Theater. 100 BOYLE NICKEL PLATING, LARGEST. oldest lant in Omaha, Idg. Tel. 25635, LARGEST plating plant in Omaha Undeland, 1510 Dodge St. Tel, 160, . best equipped plating omana Plating cb. Ve 113 Y 0T 14 homes in Hanscom Place, 1 wiil glve you D'S winter opens this week Fridays, 8 0. m. noons. Pri or. begl Adults, Tuesday and hiidren, Saturday after- reduced. WEST OMAHA FEED CO., worth. el 1309, FRATERNAL ORDE! THE GARDENERS protect old age as w a8 lite. Charter members free. Particu- lars from Frank Rosewater, sup manager, 222 Bee Bldg. BLACKSMITHING & HORSESHOEING, OHARLES A. HOFMANN, rear 8ii N. BOOKKEEPING. LESSONS in bookkeeping, etc,; day or even- ing. .16, Com. Nat. Bunk. &, R Rathbun, —_— PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, rellable. accommodat. ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas, 5 _— \_\"A_’r;:—ng_l"'m’N'fil\"n “COMPANY. Tele- phone 210, 11 Bouth Thirteenth atrect. FUR DRESSI THE EXTRACTION of teeth at this office is painless because all operations are conducted with skill, LAUGHING GAS given when desired, BEST teeth on rubber, $7.50, 812 Paxton Bloek, 16th and Farnam Bts, Lady attendant. Phone 108, | POSTOFFICE NOTI Should be read dally by all interested, changes may vccur at any time. Foreign malle for the Week ending Janu- ary 4, 102, will ciose (PROMPTLY in all cases) at the General Post Office as fol- lows: Farcels post malls close one hour earller than ciosing tme shown %elo Parcels post malls for Germany close at § p. m. Friday, per s 8 Kronprinz Wilheim, as Regular and supplementary malls close at toreign branch haif hour laier than closing tme shown below, except that supplos mentary malls for Europe and Central America, via Colon, close one hour later at torelgn branch, Transatlantic Mails, BATURDAY—At 7:30 a. m. for ITALY dl- Tect, por 8. 8. F. Blamarck (mall must be directed “per ¥, Blsmarck'); at o m (rupplemientary 10 a.'m, for 1R LAND, per & 8 Umbria) via Queens- town (mul for “other parts of Burope must be directed “per 8. 8, Umbria); at 8.0 a. m. (Wupplementdry 10 a, m.) for 'ROPE, per #. 8. Kronpring Wiihelm, via® Plymouth, Cherbourg und _Bremen (mall for Ireland must be directed “per & . Kronprinz Wilhelm')i at 10 a, m. tor A4ORES ISLANDS, péf 's. "s." Turtar rince. *Printed matter, Etc.~Thls steamer takes printed ‘matter, commercial papers and samples for Germany only. = ‘The sam class of mail matter for other parts Eurcpe will not be sent by this ship une iews specially directed by her, After the closing of the supplementary Trarsatlantic malls named above addi- tlonal supplementary malls are opened at the plers of the Amerlcan, English, h and German steamers, and re- open until within ten minutes of the of sailing of steamer, » for South and Central America, Went Indles, Ete. SATURDAY-At § a. m. for BERMUDA, | Minneapolls & St. Paul POSTOFFICH NOTICR Trinidad; at 9 a T 8 San Juin a plementary m) and VEN LaGuayra and vanilla® and Cartagens per & & “Zulia’) anentary 105 & m.) D, JAMAICA, SAV. A and GREYTOWN, por & s Athos (mall for Costa Rica must b difecied “per s 8. Athos ). at 10 u for HAITI toe s Prine Wihelm 110, via Pore au | ince and Petit Goave (mafl for Cira eno, Venezuela, Trinidad, British Dutch Guiana must be directed “per . & | Erine Withelm T11"); at 10 a. m. for | CUBA, per & & Mofro Castie, via Ha yang: ‘at 11 a m. for ARGENTINE, URCGUAY and RAGUAY, per u & Soldler Pringe; at *11 p. m. for BAFIA- MAS, via Ndseau, per steamer from Mianii, Fia Mails for Bydney, per s, PORTO | R m. (sup- CURACAO la, via | 181, m 1 to North | nd thence by’ steamer, close at this office dail; 1t 6:8) p. m. (connecting close here every Monday, Wednesday and | Saturdsy). Mails Miquelos by ratl to Bostgn, L teamer, close at this p.om. Malils for Cuba, by Tampa, Fla., and thence by € at this office dall; L0 a4 m (t connecting closes N lay, Wednesday and Baturds Mails for Mexico City, over land, unlcss speclally addressed for is patch by st this oftice #t 1:30 ‘osta Ric. s by steamer p. 1 wivandlan dally here Monduy and Guatema Ricn). Cort Costa | **Registered mall closce at 6 p. m ous day. Transpaclfie Mai's, Malls for Hawall, China, Japan and Phil- fopine 1elands, Via San Frarcisco, close hero aafly at 6:30 p. mber 30, Inclusive, for per & & America Majls for Tahitl and Marquesas via 8an Franclsco, close here 6:8) p. m. up to Decemby for dispatch per & s Australia Mails for Hawall, via San Francisco here daily at 630 p. m. up to De =30, Inclusive, for dispiatch per s ameda. Muils for Australia_(except tralla, which goes vin Europe, and 3 land, which goes v an Francisc Fijl Islands, via Vancouver, close dally at 6.4 p.m, after December 1up *o January *4, Inclusive, for dispateh per v, ¥ Ao wngl (supplementary h via Seattle and Vietoria), close here At 630 p.om. January Malls for Hawall, Japan, ippine Islands, Via Sanl Francisco, ¢ here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to January =, inclusive, for dispatch per s s, City | of 'Peking ! Malls for | m. Uy to De dispateh Mar islands, | daily at tnciusive, close mber West Aus- | and hero ina_and Phil China and dally at 6:3 p. . for un, via Seattle, m. up o Jani digpaten per s s ed mall must e direetod Mally whi, Zwnland, San Fra P, m. af uary **11, fnclusive Etruria, due for dispatch Mails for Chin e d in t Australia, | via Europe), New | and Haw to Jan- | n arrival of 8. rk January i, | \turi i Japan, via Van, Empres must Le chundise for the U. E. Ar Shanghal cannot be forwarded via « adu.) Mails for China and Japan, Tacoma, | close here dally at 6:30 p. m. to Jan ary w2, inclusive, for dispatch per s aco vi | Transpacific mails forwarded to port | of seiling dally and the sched.ie of clo ing I8 arranged on the presumption thelr uninterrupted overland - tran **Registered mails close at 6:00 p. m. pre- vious day STOCKHOLDERS' 3 { OFFICE OF LEE-GLASS-ANDRE | HARDWARE COMPANY, OMAHA, Neb., | Dec. 14, 101 —Notice is hereby given' to the stockholders of the Lee-Giass-Andreesen | Hardware company that the annual meet- ing of the stuckliolders of the will be held at the offices of the said com- | pany, 814 to 8M4 Harney street, In the city | of Omaha, In the state of Nebraska, on Tuexday, January 14, A. D, 190, at § o clock p, m., for the purpose of cleciing a board | of difectors for the company 1o serve dur- ing the cnsuing year, and to transact such | other busincss as may be presented at suco meeting. HOJLE President. Attest: W. M. GLASS, Secretary. (Seal.) company | Dec.16toJ 14M In the county court of Douglas county, Nebraska, in the matter of the estate of Frederick' Metz, sr, deceased: | By virthe of an order of sale' {ssued by Hon. Duncan M. Vinsonhaler, judge of t ccunty court of Doaglas county, Nebraska, and by virtue of the provisions'of the will and testament of the sald Frederick Motz, sr., deceased, the undersigned will | offer’' at public sale eighty (80 shares of stock of th 2 Brothers' Brewing com- pany at the east door of the county court on next Saturday, January 4, at the hour of 2 0o p. m. sharp, o the highest bidder for cash. No bid will be recelved tor less than the par value of sald shares of stock, to-wit, §100 per sha CHAR| last GOVERNMENT NOTICE. PROPOSALS ~FOR CONBTRUCTION Office of Chlet Q. M., 8t. Paul, Minn cember 9, 1901.~8SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, ‘will be received at this office, untl 11 ¢'clock #. m., January 7, 1902, and opened then for theé' construction of one cavalry stable, one blacksmith shop and four statle guardhouscs at Fort Meade, 8, D. "Plans and specifieations may be seen and blank proposals. with full'instructions, had upon application here, or at the office of the Quartermaster, Fort Meade, 8. D. United Btates reserves the right to accept OF relcet any ot all propogals or any part thereof.~GEO. E, POND, C. Q. M. J4-6 Dbt —De 4 ‘ RAIWAY TIMB CARD, UNION STATION—10TH AND MARCY, 1iinols Cent Chicago Express . Chicago, Minneapolls & 8t. Paul Limited. a7:5 pm a 8:05 am Expross .. Fort Dodge » b 7:20 am b 9:40 pm Laocal, from Council Bluffs ........a 6:00 am Chicago, Mliwaukee & St. Chicago Limited. a 6:00 pm Chlc-:o & Omaha Ex.. b 716 am : 3:% :: nion Pachile. Overland Limited . Fast Mall . aul, a California Pacific E Eastern kExpres Atlantic Expres Lincoln-Stromaburg" ié Grand Island Local.. a 4:25 pm all:8 pm b 4:06 pm 880 pi Express ........ 8t Louls Local, Couneil BlUfts ... 410:00 am Chicago & Northwestern, “The Northwestern Line," | a 7110 am Eastern 8peclal Fast Mall . Omaha-C Fast Mall Cedar Rapi Twin City Exp Twin City Limited Bloux City Loenl, " Daily. Miswours Pacific, Bt. Louls xtr‘ K C & st L E enport Loc Chicago Express Des Molnes Local, Chicago t_Expre Des Moines, Rocl and and Chicagi & 7:35 am bll:16 am & 4:00 pm @ 4:35 pm Lincoln, Colo. Denver, West Colorado, Oklahoma & Texas Flyer . & 6:20 pmy — BURLINGTON STATION=10TH & MASON Sprin, Fueblo and Kansus City, St. Joseph & Counci) Bluffs, I¢ansas City Da I Ex ht | Fremont b | dlepateh to th | corning the discoveries of Prof. Loeb, sald: | power of bullding up after br 11 L e e . 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Apply Com- pany’s Office, @ Dearborn St, Chicago, end for Mediterranenn Hlustrated booklet DOUBT LOEB'S NEW DISCOVERY Selo sty Discuss the Regnrding Living Cells Professor's rles the Jan. 8.—Prof. Starling, pro- fology at (he University Col- Specialists, accordibg to a Journal, being asked con- NEW YORK fessor of ph lege of ve v Loeb is a worthy of respect, for b great work in physiology ticular theory. 1 think little; it was a jump iIn the dark, of the innumerable theories ou the same subject, made up partly of & number of views already known to the world “The Mving cell or unit is a brick wall which physiologists have been upable to see through. Yet we can tell what goes on outside the cell, but no more. Prof. Loeb's theory s an attempt to see through the wall. One diffculty about this living thing is that 1t not only goes down® but up; it breaks down, then recovers itself, and theories like Loeb's explain half the process, the breakdown, but fail to explain the recovery. The real problem is the Aking down. “It Loeb's theory be partly true it only explaine part, the less important part, of the wecret of living cclls, This marks an advance, but not an epoch.” Dr. Dawson Wiison, «ditor of the Medicat Journal, sald Prof. Loeb’s explanation of his theory consisted in a lot of assertions without a shadow of proof. Prof. William Ramsay of University col- lege said he did not believe in the Loeb theory, but qualified the remark by saying he was unable to speak with authority in the absence of sclentific details. ENCOUNTERS ROUGH WEATHER Reduce Itn Speed of Terrific man whose opinion s has accomplished As to this par- one Sens. Jan, 3.-~The Cunard line which salled from New York December 28, for Liverpool and ar- rived here today, reports that terrific weather was encountered on the trip and that it was forced to proceed at reduced speed on Decembér 31 and January 1. Seasonable Fashions. TOWN, ateamer Campani, 404 GRADUATLD FLOUNCE SKIRT 22wIOWAIRT™ Woman's Skirt with Panel Front Gor¢ that May Have Plain or Plaited and Cir- cular 8ides, Lengethened by a Graduated Clrcular Flounce, No. 4014—The narrow panel front is a feature of the seagon's skirts and tucked effects are found among the more dressy models. Puce brown zibe- line of a fine quality is here trimmed with Persian velvet bands, the lower edge belng simply finished with machine stitching. The front gore is laid In three plaits, each sido of the center, that are stitched flat to within fleunce depth of the foot, where they flare stylishly. A plain front is also glven in the pattern which, cut from lining, cap be used as a support to the plaits, or, il preferred, may be used in place of the other, The dip in front may be used or not, a preferred. The circular sides fit smoothly over the hips and are lengthened by the graduated flounce that gives the fashionable flare. The side portions meets the fronts I @ forward turning plait that conceals the seam and Is stitched to position to carry oul the tucked effect, and the fullness In bach is lald In fnverted plaits. All pliable skirt. ings and dress fabrics are suitable for skirts in this style, as it can be made as & separate sKirt or as part of an entire costume, To cut this skirt in the medium size 9% yards of material 21 inches wide, 8 yards 27 Inches wide, & yarde 44 inches wide or 4 yards 50 Inches wide will be required. The pattern No. 4014 is cut in slzes for a 22, 24, 26, 28 and 30-inch walst measure For the accommogution of The Bee read- ers, these patterns, which usually retail at from 5 to 60 cents, will be furpished at a nomival price, 10 cents, which covers all expense In order to get any pattern cn- lose 10 cents, glve number and name of pattern wanted and bust measu