Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 15, 1902, Page 11

SPECIAL NOTICES NTED- Iy young man, elght years' ex- erlence tn mercantile ‘business; would ravel In western territory; can handle a line of sporting Koods of would take some other good lne; make A proposi- tion at once, Including expenses, saln and commission. Addrcas Quay, chre iec. Meso 20 WANTED=MALE lll"‘l; g want South I (h BTEADY work, prontab fi\nr'ellv husilers. C, unnb me: -n. Increased pay. % iy wark, for neat, - Adams Co., 10 1619 3 % FOR A HALF DAY'S WORK. It _you live in the country or In a town and huve a good acquaintance among the farmers and atock, raisers in the neighbothood you can make five dol- fly By four or five hours’ work nd we will send Y24 our prop v Hee Publm:lu Bolicitors U'IIIHI Neb. B-M213 WANTED, a good man in every county (6 take subscriptions for The Twentleth Century Farmer. Our agents make good wages “everywhere. Reterences required. Address Farme Omaha B ‘wentleth Century Neb, REE “FREE! Bhave and Hair eut Molor BaFber Collexs, Farnam 80, 82 B00F. Hours A GOOD bookkeeper: Wate experionce and aalary wanted/ Address Box J, Bee office, South Omaha. B-MHG YOUNG man to learn hardware business; raduste of high achool preferred. Apply own handwritin NTED, men to learn the ba trade by our meihod of steady practic e instructions, ete.; only two mo n ‘earn scholarship, board, tools ) portation if desired; call today. Moler “Barber Cotiege, 165 JFarnam .o WANTED, Al thoroughly competent, perfenced, double-entry bookkeeper f wholesale house; must be a_young man, good penman, accarate In figures, sober and relfable;’ don’t answer this if you e Féquirements; permariont party. Answer in own nawriting, Statly ae, experjence and d.”Address 1 11, Bee Office. Basa 16% ARE YOU dissatisfied with_your wor free booklet, “Are Your Hands ““tells how we have qualified thou- sands iy sparc time for salaried positions in more (m\ enii! ‘ofitable lines of work. Write nu\rnl(lo il Correspondence Schools, box 1688, or eall day or evening at the Omaha offfce, 106 8, 16th st, B-M604 15¢ PERMANENT position for the right man 10 represent old established manufac- turers having $200,000 capital; 900 per year and expenses, payable direct from our office; stralght l alary, not conditional pon ‘resulte, bt upon faithtul work; no experience ref Ill chance for proms l|on. state a ve references. . Ad- dress Manager, box 4, Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED, salesman w ng Pacific coast trade in the hardware an kindred lines, for the sale of lm‘nnduflmt Mantles on -. Mmmlllhm basls; the right g can mm" nfil Woner, Addrwtn U. P. O. box Philadelphia, Pa. H um 1%* WANTED, & prlclh'll fruit man to_work on a frult farm,i2 acres; now cottug fineé location; mr Council Bluf ust be man of . or s ;flunco:a‘led' "f;‘ opportunity l" awattamie county, idivess P12, B Ma0 10 lundr)’mnn wanted at Agddress the lly. 1a. B—M6s7 WANTED fu‘u; monthly $600 |t i no fake; call and mvauluu Barke: ke, Owen Hardman, Flotel Salesmen—M4%0 15* full Nu BALESMEN vllnled. atock: plenty p weekly, lmwwnu ry ALI'&!'I =y rence, Kan. Mo 1L WANTED=FEMALE HELP, TED, %0 girls. 18, Dodge. Tel. 870, WAN 2 5 1 line nursery outfit free; ¥4 WANTED, two young lady students to learn, n.\r%m-.nuim nicuring and chi- and sclentific A Al 0! _Wiite "Room %! Tieo’ Bids Ctas’ gifl for general 060 N 3 WAN'I;ED. domestic. 2008 Plerce 8t.; small family. C—415 ars; will i’m iR | W dressing, gle, not over 35 year. Address o S Y ey weeks nqulnl complete outfit of 3"' udent} fiull::lann.ll.: i -'lohr Coff 'F e%e. Lifl Faz GIRL for general nnuuwork 177 8. Slh-gt. GOPDMAN' GORDMAN'S! Cheapest place to get ae- on or' side pleating; new additions and improvements just added. C—-M699 21 T.OM joed prices In pleat- uf?d“d‘ trk'fm new llyl‘ and mufi:lnu od. HELF WANTED, MALE & female help. Call Canadian offce. WANTED, wood workers, cabinet makers, milwrights, "0 Work In' patiern shop €0 HOUBES, stores. B!mll. Paxton Dlock HOUSES, ete. F. D. Wem, 164 Dg Dsu a8, HOUSES {# i MOVE right Co., office 15114 et Omaha Van Stor ‘arnam, or tel. 1569- - Dy STEAM-HEATED _cottage $85; roomers enough Lo pfiy rent; will romain with Hight'party. "H B Granam, 30 an Furt Dot +ROOM brick house, mo: M5 Jackson B0 OTelcphone 401 oF Le2i3. A Treynor. Doy HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker Bik, 515 0 Wallace, Brovn Mocx D433 IvOOlluodfl .l” GII FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR _RENT, &-room cottage. %04 Blondo st.. $.60. Inquire at 607 N‘:n L . DM FOR RENT, at reduced price, f-room flat across from Hanscom park. R. C. Peters round floof, Bee bullding FOR RENT=FURNISHED ROOM DEWEY Buropean hotel. 13th and Farnam, B34 o\r “furniahcd room, with hea 1613 Claik; per month. HREE furnished room keeping. 1112 8. 11th 8t i"('“.\'lfll"‘lll rooms, 6% I "lh fll -M730 327 cKeepin, rooms, Mnf) s Ave, Sl LARGE front steam heat, oni of two gentlem 313% 8. Mth St. !-H(lhT room, modern, $8 mo. 1717 E-M925 Jao* room, _ nicely G home for young men. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY DR_ROY, ehiropodiat, corma and « hair_removed by electricit - ||lo'r Block. VIAVA oman's wny 0, hea ll wholesole rational, | home treatment. ee B GOLDMAN'S, the plant in the west. nd h n.n- £ dressin he Hatnery, SHAMPOOING gonnectlon, with bullding. Tel. 'RE permanently cured Ir‘ kU lofi) send for_cireular, 1 Now York Tite Biag, Omana, Neb. U971 leurin d * Y, ladies’ rml) in rnv‘mecllon wlln he. bunury. 216-220 Bee B U-28%5 "TBURE MATCH INCUBATOR CO., CLAY CENTER, NEB. B8end for handsome AGOApl‘I free cuulo[ue LIEB 108 PRIVATE hos pltal, hvmra and fnement; bubles adopted, Mrs. Gardels, Tel CHIROPODY a speclaity. In conneotion !‘_mn Tho Bathery, rooms 216-220 Boo Blig. V. lhmmcnl masquerade customer, U-73 urln. con- plnnun, c""""i best .nd Dauelas. ACCORD! ION quickest. 18 8. !flh 8t. UITE of rooms, furnace heat, for rnu-- men. 1519 Juckson St BTEAM hented, nicely furnished rooms, with or without board, at The rhunlon F—o89 ELEGANT st eam, heated front room, board. 199 Capltsl Ave. l‘l)“ RENT, nicely lumluhed. ermfl, with or without otel, 16th and Chicago Bts. THE BONNIE BRIAR. hwllh ed Midland F-Médd 1720 DODGE C P85 R(JUHB lfld bolrd Oloncllrn l” DflJlu 'HIL R()Bh, 2020 lllrney, roompn_ lnd bonfd FOR RENT=UNFURNISHED ROOMS. % per_month, ground Pe" building, o DEBK room space, floor room in The Farram st or janitor service. K. C. erital Aucnts, Beo Bulldin BUITE of rooms, 616 Georgia av ——— modern, housekeepin G-M697 21° "When You Write to Advertisers, remember it only takes an e¥tra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. GRAMOPHONES and_supplies retail. Collins Piano C ;‘w;zi;c;ll)enlle U R , baths, 118 N. 15, 24 floor, R32. U—456 J15* WE RENT machines of evéry make at per week or $2 per m ‘We repair and cell parts lol c\rry sewing machine manufacturad. NEBRASKA CYCLE CO, Cor. 1ith and Harrev, ‘pnone 1063. 33 Broadway, Coun- Councfl’ Bluffs, Ia. 'Phone B-618. 612 N, %th et., South Omaha. U-$91 J28 Middlemis, wall paper cleaner. 1408 Jackson U-379 F5 PRIVATE home for ladies before and dur- ing confinement; bables l(lo[\le Burdette st. Mrs. Durget. M4d3 I'H' PIANO taning and repaicing. 7\'“» 7 Asml for Veber plano. FOR RENT—STORES AND OF#ICE! FOR RFNT the hulldlnl lorlfltrly occ pled by The Bee ai 916 Farnam 8t, It h Tour stories and a basement which was d press room, ted very reasonably. it apply at once t watcr, secretary, room 100, Bee bulldll i‘rou‘nnm‘ -I’}Fa“tn firet-clase location; | &0 Fent reasona A o u’e‘iym.u =) , ground floor, A FINE fuite of rooms “suttable for doo. tor's offices ENNETT, HUIH" RT H. Room 12, Continental Block. 1--MA2 AGENTS WANTED. A FEW PLAIN FACTS. For flavor, quallty, coclness and freene the celebrated ' PRINCE OF OMAHA Is unuuu\lunnm‘y the best cigar on the market. b stral 37 T 1,000, W p s TOLER R AGAR %% OLD-LINE_insurance policies purchn- loans lmule ml |E'l'nlldelv Tha Putnam Ci 504-5 N. » Omaha, U—M5i8 Za THB KHARAS School of Ontec P-my em- plovs every one of it graduates. Get o catalog. Fowrth floor, qh WANTED, u trained nurse as head nurse at Child 'Saving Institute. Also two ad- ditional nurses in training school for Rurses. Apply to matron, isth l;i“‘l Ohlo ats, MEMORIAL life of MrKlnley, four lan- %6 pages, 100 halftones, §1.50; free outtit. W. A. Hixenbaugh & Co., 50 Ware blmh. Umnhll J- I'RUFI TABLE work offered ucutl every town to secure riptl Ladfes’ Eventn, work t e Journal trated little booklets and other advertis- ing matter and to look sharply after re- als from old subscribers. The pay is Brat rate ind at the end of the season $20,000 will be given the best workers as extra yrlm for good work. How well ] ents have succeeded is oklet we would like to d_ you-—| of some of our best awents, wit iy Iory of how they mad ay. The Curt! ublllhlns b Pt elpia, Pa. Mg 7 A'n\}nm.v in Bee bullding can Accom- modate lawyer with ofice’ en sult, WAN'I'ED to TH TR CENTUR ER and he NEW CYCLOPEI ¥ T8 TOCK and DO TOR. Srala. splendta- book Contains imperial octave 800 object- u-ehln. engravings and 6 only book on live siock ever published udapted to the every- Qay, practical money-saving use of every farmer and stock owner, Steady employ- ment with assured good income. Agents in the country with horse and buggy es- eclally desired. Canvassers % to 3100 per ‘month. Addre Farmer Bolleltors Bureat, Bes bujling, Omaha. J—-213 M 46, Bee. c-nvunn‘, nts 1n ever; -crIp&o-- WANTED-TO RENT. INDEPENDENTLY wealthy young woman would like to correspond - with refined entleman; object matrimony, box 83, t. Louls, Mo. l—MM 16* ————————————————— MONEY TO LOAN—REAL BI'I‘A’I'I. WA.NTED, ¢ty loans, Innd George & Company, 1601 ¥ PER Cl 4 "8 Jor Gent Options 1« pn ;o: 8 i‘fl)‘p‘"" u‘ Co., ‘arnam si 3 W89 Also bonds & Co. 1w WANTED, cit arnam St MONEY to loan on improved Om estate. Brennan-Love Co., 309 Bol.\m mn FARM and olt loans, Tow rates. W. H. Thomas, 1st at. Bank Bldg. Tel 1648, Wi You borrow money I you work Yor the. Khnn "do. YW & % TO 5 P. C. monoy. Bemis, I m.u ik PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 7 N. Y, L. W--905 SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 6012 N. ¥ Life. :~G. Q. Wallace, Brown Block. W91 WANTED, to rent, store or in Food central focation. 1624 Dmmn gorllon of store oyce, Milliner, ANTED, to rent, twenty to. thirty-room hotel furnished, in good town, counly t preferred. Address Zach T, mr ber, ML iu- Neb. PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 152 Douglas ” 2 n 5 PER CENT loans, Gafvin Bros., 1004 Far- nam. 5 L WD MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, WANTED-TO BUY. WANTED, to buy, some glass doors lnd .Inl p-muom And half-oak rou: DIy to 3. J. kklldhud FOR SALE~FURNITURR. CHIC GO Furniti A New R':Tfi‘ l'c‘c'nndhanam bgm lold, exchlnltd FOR SALE—HORSES. THB nm |n buy and WAGONS, KTC, les and. wagons at 1. v-nw rth, P—69 FOR SALE—~MISCELLANEOUS. CADET cout, ood a8 new; will fit boy 13 or 14 years old. resn 11 5, Bes. B8 s IDHAND safe chenp. Deright, 1119 Farnam. Q961 FOR BALE, v?‘unn l‘lvh other musical rum Wittman Co., 1621 Far run BALE, good-sized packages of news- xchai b cents and up. Apply Circulation. Window. re o1 housemovers, ete, 40 {0 i fe.i cribbing and hog Sence. Wi, Doug- las, Q- 2D-HAND sufe cheap. Schwarts, u& fii 1813 Flrnlm 8t PIANO boxes cheap. 1 ¥ lfl) flT\’LEB t IIPI ‘McConnell llodle. e FOR BALE, flne mahokany bank fxtures and Chicage Bafe & Lock Co. wafe, auto- Siig "double Hme 106K G0bIe. Burglar proot steel, chests. Wil be wsold ‘at & argain. National Bank of Lamnan-rg;‘ clllln.\le fre: her. Drug Co., mh_‘nd TYPEWRITERS, lntest m Reming- tons, Smllh Premier, Dersmore, replaced by the UNDERWOOD; low price. A. H. Workman & Co., 1617 l"ll'lllm "Phone 2439, Q897 one firat-class b Inqulre at 152 Cass Q—MGss 17% FO! drum with CLAIRVOYANTS, except Bee Bldg 'Phono VEN-ROOM all xim-m house. In g condition, large yard and h'lll!llllll sl L) mlnuln walk from ecity h fiel IE'NUE‘I‘ co, 16th and Douglas Sts. un"s. FRITZ, clairvoyant, :fb’n."ms. i{lz. GYLMER, genulne palmist, 315 8. 5 S ELECTRIC TREATMENT, water, 0, 3 R IVD 1802 FA. NDAH 8T. FOR RENT, mm houpe, ¢lt Db, Piare Bt o &Y JOHN W, ROBI ¥ DAVENFORT T, g"o"’;"" Bew ool : # The Byron Heed Go. A2 B0, 14th Bt IEth'll. Bfli 2048, WMBE, AMES, 374 N. 1; flat B ullflndlh MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 4 flogr. T 7. BEATRICE HARLOW, baths ‘gvplhn (Al’lfllmfin\; attendant. 2 N “ Flal MI88 'nAci._'-iumnf [ Webat - To loln on irniture MONEY ete. You to retain possession of N be proparty. To people holdin, SALARY LOANS permaesit posttfons You can borrow from $10.00 up. You can n the ‘money on short notice. You ut e full amount In cash. You ma; u one month or more and {t only what time you keep it. Our rates are low, our busin confidentisl'and our muud is to '‘try to %fl OMAMA MORTGAGH: 1 LOAN CO,, 19" Bonrd of Trade’ Bidg. "\ Tel, ins. (Established 1490) 30 8. 26h B BALARY LOANS ON PLA!N NOTES 10 male or flmtl: em| We Guarantee w--l Cates Full purieulars. ffea upon fequest. ul fant Riz ELIABLE CRED! T CO., Roo Faxton Block (@ee Window from Parnam-Street.) MONEY ln-ned on furnitare, “live stook, Jewelry salaried mpl wnnoui security *hen rates ei: business confidential. l‘ulth successors to Duff Green, 8, block. Estab. 158, HONEY loaned on pllln ni IR le; business confidenti; axton block. The J. FURNITURE, wfiNs. Wb Gods o AMLHI&‘A“' §05; Faxton Block: LARGEST BUSINESS BALARIED PEOPLE, ers, boarding hous ruflly, eullll tel Irnl les. ol Bl d‘. lowest ra Huuon Co. X085 PIANOS, HORSES, n.i-c‘ ululplyr :‘ll'w&l [ l'{l "“ rantee glven 10 this LOAN 0 Room X084 IN LOAN! TO mflohlnu tea) without g ‘othces In prin- Board ulx Tade YOU don't need to borrow money If work for the Kharas' Co. Y x AN ON SALARIES, live stock, ete. rates guaranteed. floor) 16th end URNITURE uick service and lowest W. TAYLOE, 633 Paxton block, northeast corner 'arnam; entrance on 16th street, K983 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, elry, hurses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 8. 13. X861 llEl C llAlL ES. TO GET In or out ol busine: l call on Wil- llams, Room 411, McCag! Idln’ WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange T business or property quick communi- e with one who has the eustomers. J. H. Johnson, 843 N. Y. Life, Phon, l{d‘ul When You-Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra two' of the pen’to mentlon i'n'- W the ad In The Bei DENTIST or doctor_contemplating locatin would do well to buy the fusniture of room flat on um neaf N street, South Sonuble’ ofer Ferused: 3. noN ¥ Ohublo offer re ; son_ N, st "0 1 troke or act that m FOR RE I Lange or Auditorium hotel, 602 8. 18t Omaha . modern an steam heated; roflm-‘ 38t ries, " m STOCK Y- mu?m-. g00d Lusiness, good fll‘llll!l\ in elt 1 tmmedtately. n!s f‘lll"‘l‘ h owner mu I; wee me ! H. Johnsen, N, ¥, Lite, Y-—-Mé14 millinery store doing 0 good hotel for sale (Or fo pisht barty), “both kood locations Call oF write 62 Elh bulldlnl Omaha. ‘Y “location, mmws well furnished, fine | boarders and roome wner l'i‘v‘ll" p. ing busingss: At reasonable fig= ;{ Tonnson, 844 N. Y. Tite, "Phone first-clas: i as roomete aying proposition, J. o v Y M610 10 ROOMS, completely furnished, good locas tion; 'boarders ‘and roomers, 'lady com- &mlhd to_leave nu)‘ a bargain, J. ohnson, N, Y. Life Y 'Yfl 11_ROOMS, elegantly equipped, furniture, filled with first best loca'tion Johnson, 843 N, NEBRASKA BNAP Handsome jewoler store; county seat; pop- ulation 8,0; paying ' businéss; _involce $6,000; can reduce; cash only. Address H, J.C. Huteson & Co., Omaha, Neb, Y—MB8§ is NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO. 4TH FLOOR N Y. L. BLDG,, OMAHA. Assoclate banks and altorneys eves LARGEST LAW AND COLLE GéNgY IN THE W URLD UITS, BANKRUDPTZ y vORCE every 1ot of LiTiGATION &iven attention bv lawyers making a spes clglty in” thelr particular bravch, It your claims In person of by pan. FOR SALE, up to date racket soat; wouthwest Missourl ket," box 8%, Neosho, Mo FOR BALE, at a great bargain, machine and blacksmith shops, locate: at Tecumseh, Neb. Inquire of P, B, es. Mess 2+ lm-mhr,d FOR EXCHAN LOST, bay hnrle. wrlsh- between 120 to 130" poundd; “about V" years old; HRoman Return to 601 8. {9th. Reward, Lost—807 14 BTRAYED or stolen, black cocker -pnnk] RUPj anawera to name “Highb Al Mary's Ave. Lost -m LOST, large red co bert, o horne, o R. Gl the fur dresser, 1424 8, Het—mers LOST, chatelaine pocketbook botween Bea bldg. and 16th and luwen;mn containing keye. Return 3% Bee blag. Tost—M60 15¢ PILLOWS, OMAHA Plllow Co., 1731 Cuming. Tel. l:‘o;T BAGLE Loan onie-. Ing; all business confl MORAND'S winter term for oyelll this week. Adults, Tues and Fridays, § 0. m.; chfldren, Satur lay arter: noons. Prices reduce: OMAHA Stenm Laundry; shirts, 7o; collars, 2¢; cufts, dc. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel, . S —_— e VV".I. exchange ’nnd oak wardrobe for folaing b 1510 FOR SALE=REAL ESTATE. ' also Bohainge O ¥ o Bullding, HOUSES and Iolu;n’nll n[\r(: of elt acre propurty and farm lands, BavidE8, Hoom w2, Be l?‘vmuu good farms for sale so0d rming counry, | For further partic siars ;m- of call on H. L Ludium, i Puiil property Ko to Agency, %‘)I‘ln iMoo BOYD COUNTY LANDS Railroad an_assured fact. Our next party Jan. 27, 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. R R UL RE-MUT 0 A BNAP IN LAND-—840 acres land in An. telope county, Nebraska, $5 per acre if taken at once, Some good bottom hay land, only 3 acres broke; would muake 5 miles from goed town. RE—MA0 16 FARMS! FARMS! For bargains (n farm O'Neil's Real Estate Omnhn A BAR(;AI\‘ To settle an estate, we offer for sale a well_bullt modern 'nine-room_ house, fao- ing wouth on Charles st., near 2th; houte has been thoroughly nnumu and repaired, and as it now stands is the greatest bars guln north oGCUMING st No. 262§ Charles His ou,\lm REALTY CO., 1301 Douglas. 299 FOLBESAHIH‘!IV“ & Morton., Tek 31 RE-~M67 llthl' llrhh-'. | | FRATERNAL ORDERS, THE GARDENERS pr as life. Charter members free. Particu- lare from Frank Hosewater, Supreme manager, 22 Bee BId —724 t old age as well BTORAGE, low rates. Deright, 1119 Fi nam S an 0 914 Jones, general storage and forwarding. ANNOUNCEMENTS, ER% PRL NG COMPANY. Telo- phone 219%. 611 South Thirteenth llr'?'fl. ——————teey. FUR DRESSING, 0. R, GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 8. e TRUNKS, (rl\elln‘ [ l‘ runks répaired. Om. Trunk ¥a sen, tory, 1200 Farnam. POOKKEEPING, LmsuNs in book cepin Qay or oven- ing. K. 15, Com, ote.; da. P Bink. G, K. mu-nun PO ISR | FURNITURE REPAIRING. TEL. 181, M, 8. Walklin, 21l Cuming St e BALE TIES, OMAHA Hay Bale-Tle Co., 811 North Elh‘ MASQUERADE COSTUMES, RANCH ‘and farm tands m:!uue b Union Pacific Raflraad coripgs 5.5 McAllaster, land commis: hne . Chion Pa< cific Headquarters, Omahia, Neb, RE hea, Toans Paxtop Block RE-104 HOUSES, lots, farm fire insurance. Be When You Write to Advertisers femember it oniy tnkes an cxtfa stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee, SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601-2 N. Y, Life, RE-101 WILLIAMSON, Charles L Farnam Sitreet, RE—68i _ AC ult and garden place muumm e Thaifrw, allfine Tand and well n in profitable varletles of fruit; it you want ;‘,‘Aucd place of thiy kind it a very Il:fl h. figure. ll'(‘ me hl;bul‘l thiy v TS gfim s dne wlums, 1 RE-—-M667 18 IF_YOU want one of the nicest 8-room homes in Hanscom Place, T will a bargain. Owner left City. J. H. Sherwood, %7 N. Y. m.\clu: farm, 12 miles north of Councll Blufts, well iImproved, $36 H. G, ¢ Pearl st., Council muln Ta. —M66Y 1! FOR su.m'mutnwm corner 13th and #2,000. The 0. ¥. Davis RE—Mos9 19 " 100X187 FEET On Farnam street, adjoining the Hartman residence; is worth $10,000, but owner says let it go this week at $6,000, Do You Want It? JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM 8T, RE—M634 15 [ o —— ] MEDICAL. - DR. PRIEB “the ncknu'led‘.d leadls specialiat {n diseases of women in Omal would call the attsntlon ot sufterin ladies unsurpassed accommodations before lnd during confinement, and his tratment _tor. Irfegularition, Ko mnuar what cause, Call or address, wit Dr. Pl‘lu, Arlington Nonk 1613 Do-! o Dl'nnhl. ‘i LADIES, %0 reward falling to rellove cane bnormal suppre on, an use; price i “ully guaranieed. Dr. Mead Remedy Co., 17 Quincy Bt., Chicago, i, DR, W, HI'TCHINBON lpechl it o n_and childrel ractice, l_mlcu ), office B-2x34, —M2% 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 Pad i The Bee. (JMAHA (‘nm-or Cure Ennllurlum 8007 N. 2th st, Omaha, Neb, treats 'cancers, tumors and all skin_ diseases; cure guar- anteed. o E————————— SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16th & nlm]i A.C. VAN BANT'S school. 717 N, Y. uréf Bngs (iau-u, court_reporter prlm.llvll N;R Bnlllou & Bhorthana College, Bu{m . OSTEOPATHY, JOUNSON Institute. 6§ N. Bl 664, Allco D. 0 _Gid') B Johnmn. Osteopathiat, M; DR. MRS, MUBICK, Douglas Bik. Tl . NEW gents, atd Tadiest contumen for Pent, 8. Sack, 391§ South th streef. =M1 e PATENTS, HAVE cash for good fent or ioveniion. Aadress, 1."0, Box obOmi I be M bage e g vaulta, Caeave animals at reduced pric Tel, 1719, STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, CURED, Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge POSTOFFICE NOTICE, N and WINDW BRI I!" DUTCH 1:80 p, m.) for LER. ,\lun ARLANDS. o and ang Ul rnnlnnono at 11 . Admiral . m. amp- TH o IR'I"\QI:!dlle"vl’M‘ I‘ru[r:- I'II omentar) i “’,f BN AR N0 ™ ana sun“h FAvY r 8, 8 Beguranca, ARTAT 15 me for MEXICO, per . s u.nmqn via Tampico (mall must be di- er 8. 8. Suntlago’). YAt 8 a. m. for BERMUDA Trinidad; at 9 a. m. for PORTO ® Ponce; at § n.m. (supple- 3 A, m.) for CURACAO and ENEZUELA, ‘per s. 8. Maracaibo (mail for Bavaniiis rected “per 3 a._m. (supplementary Foru I TEAND. TAMAICA, L AT L ot g TOWN, per & s Alene (mall for Costa Rica must be directed “per & u. Alghe): & m, pr 8. 8, Morro Shetle in Havana; & p, m. for BA- HAMAS, per steamer from Miami, Fla Mallg for Newfoundland, by rall to North lvdnah and thence b !Iumwh at this office dally at 6: m. (connectin, close here every Momln‘ Wednesday and Saturday). Malls for Miquelon, by rail to Hoston, and lhnm’n by steamer, at this office dally at 6:30 p. m. Malls for Cuba, by rall m l‘nrl Tampa, Fla., and thence by sieamer, close at this office dally at * a. m._(the connecting closes are ‘on Sunday, Wednesduy and Fri Malls for Mexico 'y overland, ImYBIl specially mh!rrlnd dispatch hy -I-nmrr, cloge at this office at 1:80 p. and p. me Malls for Costa Rica, "l’“IP I“lwr(() (on--- and Guatemala, by rall to New Orjeans, and thence by steamer, close at this office dally at *1:30 . _(connecting closes here Mondays ,’nr Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala and Tuesdays Costa Riea), *Regls. tered mail Hoses at' 6 p. m. provious day. close Majls for Hawall, China, Japan and Phillp- ine Tnlands, via 8an Francisco, close rra dal 230 p.m. up to January **16, h'llve lr\r dispatch per 8. s, Gaelle, Miuin f0F h.uul via Ban Franclsco, close hfre dally 30 p. m. up to Januaary **20, Thcusive. for AISGRLCT por & & Alameda Mals for China and Japan, via Vancouver, close here dally at 6: . m. up to Jan- uary *021, Ieclusive, for dispatch per s s Empress of Japan, ' (Reglstered mall, must be directed “via Vancouver.” Merchan- dise for the 8. Postal Agency at Shanghal cannot be forwarded via Can- Malin for China and Japan, via Tacoma; close here dafly at 60 'p. . up to Jan: yary +#2i, inclusive, for dispatch per . Madia ToF Ghina and Japan, vin Seattle, one her daily at 6:3 p. m. up to January 92, nclusive, for dispatch per s. &, Rio- jun’ Maru, (Registered matl must be di- rected “via !m.mo ) Malls for Hawall, Japan, China and Philip- pinie Islands, \m San Franciac, close . up to January ere dally at ! for abipten Ber 5. 5 Hong *025, Inclusive, Kong Maru. Malls 101‘ Australla (except West Australia, ‘which s forwarded via Europe), New Zea- Iand, Fiji, Bamoa and Hawail, via San Francisco, close here dally at 8:30 [ after January **11 and up to P'ehl‘mlr "l inclusive, or on arrival of s Saxonia, due at New York l-('bruury 1, for dis- patch per s & Slerrs Malls for Australla (e: :crp( ‘West Australia, which goes via Kurope, and New Zealand which goes via 8an Francisco), and Fiji Telands, ‘vin Vancouver, clong hore dully up to February **1, inclusive, mr dlnnl\(‘h per 8. 8. Moana_ (supplements ary malls via Beattle and Victoria close here at 6:30 p. m. February *2. Mall /must be directed “via Vancouver'). Matls for Tahiti and Marquesas Illumll via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to February **4, inclusive, for dis- patch per s 8. Australia. Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of ing dally and the schedule of closing in arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted 0\'Fl|llllfl 19! l **R tered mail closes at § CORNELIUS VAN CoT) wtofMce, New York, GOVERNMENT NOTICR, CHIEF ¢ QUARTERMASTER'S OFIFIC Omaha, Neb, January 4, 1902.—8ealed pro- posials will be ‘recelved here until 1 a. m., gentral time, January 1 1z, for furnieh: “oal’ at_Jefferson erves right to reject or accept any or all foposuln, oroany’part thereof, Infermas tion_furnished on application here, to Quartermaster at Jefterson Harracks, Mtk sourl, " Envelopes containing proposals should, be ed “Propoxals for Coal.” and nddrenssa to the unders . Major INO "W PULLMAN, C'Q) TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OF THE BU. PLRVIBIN(I WASHINGTON, D SUALED PROPOSALS' wiil be Teceived this office untll 2 o'clock’ p. m. on the fat day of March, 192, and then opened, for the construction (éxcept heating appara- tus, electric_wiring and conduits) of the U. 8. Postofice at Creston, lowa, in ac- cordance with |ho flnlwln 8 and specifica- tion, copl which im had at this oMI‘E. or at ti e DM(‘Q flf 1l Postmaster at Creaton, 10 t the alacretion of the Su- rvising Arc! llecl JA KNOX TAY- CR, Bu ising A hnn- CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, ALL kinds of carpenter work and re pigmprly atiended ‘to.” J. T. iring 0c itree, —370 WM, BVERITT. sm lal rates to real es. tate men; weather rips put on. Leavenworth. il — FARM FOR SALE, FARM for sale; fine stock and grain farm of acres, all under cultivation; one mile from unm-d splend improve- ments. J. H. Woolley, agent, Grand lsland, Neb. NICKEL PLATING. LARGREST, oldest, best lath Blanvin B Omha: ormeha Blalhy’ B o e in Omaha, A, e Aalt TYPEWRITERS. NEW & 2dhand. 11y Farnam 8t., Omaha, por 111 POSTOFFICE NOTIOE, (Bhculd be reudy datly by lll ln(eren‘d. as changes may occur &t any time.) Forelgn mails for tl week endln Jln- uary 18, 192, will close (PROMPTL | ghaew ac the General Pastoffice as tollow ARCELS POST MAILS close ONE HOI FARLIER than closing time shown Velow: Regular and su“plemon\nry malls close at Forelgn huu half hour later than closing time shown below (except Bupple. mentary Malls for Europe an: America, via Colon, close one hour lller at Forelgn Branch). SDAY~At 6:30 a. m, for EUROPE, g, 8 8t Louls via Houthampton (mail eland must be direoted per 4. 8. i at §:30 a (supplementary o ) for LI‘ROPE per 8. 8 Teutonle via_ ‘Queenstown; at 10 a. m. for BELG- IUM direct, per Friestand (mall must e THU REBAY— BWITZERL, Dt por 5. a. La Gnscomne via Hav e (mal tor othier parts of Europe must be directed vper s, & La Cascogne’); at 4 for "ITALY direct, per nmummm (mail, must be difected Der 5, Lombardia™), BATURDAYCAL S X, m. for ITALY. direct, per s Trave, (mall must be directed per 5. 8, Trave'); at 4.8 &, m. (suppl mentary 10 a. m.) for BURO! Etruria vin Queénstow: DENMARK direc must be directed ‘‘per After tha closing of the Supplementar Transatlantic Malls named above, addi- tional Hll[-plpn\?lllury Malls ars op enod on the plers of the American, Engliah, French and German Steamers and re- main open until within Ten Minutes of the hour ot sailing of steamer. ™y for South West Indi WEDNESDAY-At a. and HAITL Bim for lungaria Central America, Ete. m, for INAGU, Iauanburl, at 9 ND per s, 9. or Hnlu must be " al- fected arla’); at for CAMBECHE, TABARCO Snd CHIAPAB, per 58 Havang (mail for other parts of ‘Mexico must be directed “per s. 8. Havana' 1 at 12 m. for BARBADOS and BRAZIL, per Catania (matl nhlrn razil mus 'fln directed ‘'per I. & Catania®); st 2.0 (mall per ', who can speal fish. - Bor Infarmation apply Ing ' Offieer, 16th and Dodke atx., Omana, Neb. Jieod—M31 Marle Swanson, Harplst, 29 8. 1th St. RLII.WAY TIME CARD. UNION STATION=~10TH AND MAROY, ress lpnu Atlantio Epress Anco) {3 Iromlburf ran 3 Clm- & N i ho Nnnhv-t ) 71 Bith b a1i% pm in, Col rl':u 0, “gf"vi'-'r. R A & Dally. e WEBSTER DEPUT=101'H & WEBSTER Leave, Fremont, Elkhorn & .m-n-u (Y erl Hills, Deadwood, t Bp: -8 3:00 pm & 5:00 pma Wyomlug, Casper mdluo iegs Magiinge, Vork, David o ¢ bwem City p-rlor. G-nou Exetar an WAr: Nortole, | Lincown: nd Fremon! Arrive, r b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm [ b 104 n1:l)-- o Vis +o:b 4:10 pm i:lnnon l-y onl &.fl; oxcop\phil‘::d‘:y'. : I!l‘“’ 'RAII:WA\‘ TIME CARD. Burlington & M utIri River, Lea !cu nd, nection ... uth Bellevue & Pacific’ Jet. Bellevue & Pecific Jot..a 3. a City, St Juseph & a Daily. b Dally except Sunday. DR. MINTON VISITS OMAHA Comes to Investignte Ne vue College and Oma logical Semin of Belle- Theo- . Rev. H. C. Minton, D. D., moderator of the general assembly of the Preabyterian church of North America, accompanied by Dr. McCormick, president of Coe collere at Cedar Rapids, Ta., arrived in Omaha early yesterday morniug and at 9:30 left for Bellevue, where they spent the day at the college. Accompanying the party to Belle- vue were Dr. D. D. Kerr, Rev. E. H. Jenks and Harry Lawrle, who has charge of the construction of the new dormitory at the colloge. The vislt of Dr. Minton to Omaha Is part of a trip he Is making over the counmtry in- #pecting the educational Institutions of the church. The doctor is a resident of ®an Francisco, but durfug the vear that he 1o at the head of the assembly is making his home In Philadelphia, which is the head. quarters of the church. After inspecting the college at Bellevue he will visit the Omaha Theological seminary. In both places he will acquaint himselt with the re quirements of the Institutions and upon his return to the east will begin an active can- vass for funds to be added to the endow- ment of the two schools At Bellevue yesterday he delivered an ad- dress to the students and inspected the con- dition of the bulldings and equipment. The me course will be followed tomorrow at the seminary. OBJECTS TO STREET MARKET John F. Behm Declares that Market Houses in Thoroughfares Are Nuisances. OMAHA, Jan. 14.—To the Editor of The Bee: In regard to market houses on the streets, everyone knows who has ever been in the eastern citles that the market hous are on the streets and were located there as an experiment, some of them 100 years ago, and have since become nulsance Philadelphla is doing away with fts markets. Other cities are doing the same as fast as ground can be acquired. Is it neceswary that Omaha go backward 100 years and make the same mistakes other clties made? it is the householders who need a market. The ma- Jority of the population of Omaha live west of Twenty-fourih street and for that reason lower Capitol avenue is not a fit place for & market. The right way to do for the benefit of the city 1s to buy a sultable plece of ground with streets surrounding it and bulld & market house. One thing we do not want to adopt Is obsolete types of market houses bullt fitty years ago on the stre We muat alm to be up-to-date and original in our ldeas. there 1s anyone on Capitol avenue who wants to get rid of their prop- erty let them offer it cheap for market house purposes. Yours respecttully, JOHN F. BEHM. ADVICE ON GORDON'S SALARY City Attorney Connell Thinks Judge Ought to Re Pald §2,500 for Last Year, “In my opinion the city should pay Judge Gordon his salary for 1901 at the rate of $2,600 a year without any further litiga- tion,” sald City Attorney Conpell. ‘““The courts held against the city on the 1900 salary and I believe the result would be the me If the supreme court were to give a decision concerning the last year. The city of Omaha will not have to pay Judge Gordon salary for any time fter January 6 of the present year. He is & dead letter now and In my opinion it is best to pay him off for last year lnd brlnl the litigation with him to an end. Seasonable Fashions. 025 BLOUSE WAIST. 327040 BuST ‘Woman's Blouse Walst, No, favor of the blouse waist appe crease as each new varlation is offered. This very effective model, while simple in the extreme, can be made to give an elab- orate effect by judiclous handling of ma- terials. The original is made of white hemrletts with a deep embroidered edge. A narrow vest of white taffeta and trimming of nar- row black velvet ribbon and je: buttops. The fitted lining closes at the center front; on it are arranged various parts of tbe walst. The back s plain across the stoulder and drawn down in gathers at the walat line; but the fronts are lald in two ach shoulder, which provide ad- il bust. The nar- row vest is plain and held in place by the buttons. The sleeves are in bishop style, with novel, pointed cuffs made of the em- broidery. To cut this waist in the medium size 3% yards of wmaterial 21 inches wide, 3 yards 27 inches wide or 2% yards 44 inches wide will be required. The pattern, 4026, 1s cut in sizes for a 33, 84, 36, 38 and 40-Inch bust measure. 4026—The to fn- commodation of The Beo read- patterns, which usually retail at from 26 to G0 cents, will be furnished at & nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expen: In order to get any pattern close cents, give mumber and name of pattorn wanted and bust measure.