Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 16, 1902, Page 9

SPECIAL NOTICE Rates, 1 1-20 & word first § 16 & word thereaf: SITUATIONS WANTED-Ry young man, elght years' ex- eriénce in mercantile ‘business; would ravel in western territory; can handle & line of sporting goods or would take some other good line, make a proposi- ton at once, including expendes, salary and commission. Address Qlll\{‘ —_— ' WANTED=MALE HELP, WANTED. OD messengers wanted. Increased 920B. BT douth Tath. [ STEADY work, profitable work, for neat, energetic husflers. C, ¥. Adams Co., 1619 Ho 'rd. B-#0 $ FOR A HALF DAY'S WORK. 1t you Nve in the country or In a small town and bave a good acquaintance among the farmers and stock ralsers in the nelghborhood you can make five dol- lars easily by four or five houry” work Write us and we will send you our propo- sition. The Bee Publishing Co., Bolicitors Dept., Omaha, Neb. B—-M13 WANTED, a good man in every county to e subscriptions for The ‘Twentloth Century Farmer, Our agents make good wages everywhere. References required. Address, 7Twentieth Contury Farmer, Omaha, Neb. B—618 FREE! FREE! FREE nd halr eut. Moler Barber College, Farnam 8., 4 floor. llfilur %l‘"‘:". te_experience and T B office, “Md A GOOD bookkee, salary wanted. Bouth Omaha. WANTED, men to learn the barber trade by our method of steady practice, expert instructions, etc.; only two months re- quired; can ‘earn scholarehip, board, tools and tran’portation if desired; call today. Moler Barber College, 164 Farnam st 1 M69s 1 | st ddress Box WANTED, Al thoroughly competent, ex- perfenced, double-entry bookkeeper for wholesale house; must be young man, g00d penman, accarato in figures, sober and rellable;’ don't answer this It you can't All these trequirements; permatient jace for right party. Answer In own handwriting, statl n1 age, experience and salary wanted. Address P 11, HBoe Office. \ B2 16% FIRST-CLASS laumdryman wanted at once; _state wages, etc. Address the Home Laundry, Sac City, Ia. B—M6S7 17 TED, 2 good harnessmakers at once, W. Krens, Humphrey, Neb. B-Mil6 18 SALESMEN WANTED, WANTED monthly State salesmen mi oll to merchants; no fake; cal Hardman, flot Salosmen—M430 16% full line nursery stock: plenty peach trees; outfit free; pay weekly, Luwrence Nursery Co., W ce, Ki M4 F11* PR — WANTED—FEMALE HELP, and investigate. Owen Barker. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY JANUARY 16, 1902, O RENT=HO! FOR RENT, at reduced price, 6-room flat across from Hanscom park. R. C. Peters & Co,, ground floor, Bee bullding, D~Me72 20 BIGHT-ROOM _modern house, detached nice lawn. 211 Plerce Bt. Inquire 2604 Plerc 708 21 FOR RENT, sale or trade, 7-room house and five acren ground. = Mre. M. A Stéphens, ds-41 Curtis Ave., Omana,' ENTRAL, steam heat, -room flat, -room {tage. “Tizard, 23 N, 84, D77 22 FOR RENT<FURNISHED noows, DEWEY European hotel. 13th and Farnam, ol ONE furnishcd room, with he. line. 1618 Cla:k; 85 per month. FURNISHED rooms. 62 8. 20th St. E-M1t0 321 t on ear E~9% TWO housekeeping rooms, . 263 Mary's Ave. K604 J220 LARGE _front room, nicely furnished, steam heat, ony or two gentlemen. Call 334 8 1h St E-Mo0) FRONT room, modern, $ mo. 1717 Web- stor. E—-Mi2 I3 FURNISHED rooms, modern. %% 8. %th. E-M16 F2 RNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. 108 8. 2th St F—68% or gontle o Cated, y f with or witholt board, at The Thurston. F—65) NICE homo for young men. RENT, nicely furnished, steam heatod with ot without board. Midiand hotel, 16th and Chicago Sts. F—Mi# THE BONNIE BRIAR. 17% DODGE ST, F—ts5 311 ROOMS and board. Glencalrn, 1000 Doagias FM¥n THE ROSE, 220 Harney; roomy and board. F-M38H 1o — FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. DESK room space, % per month, ground floor room in The Bue bullding, facing Farram street; no expense for light, heat or janitor service. k. C, Peters & Co., Hental Agents, Bee Bulldin G118 SUIT of rooms, l’lll)d"rfl; 616 Georgia ave, - houseke G- M897 FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT, the bullding formerly ogcu: pled by The Bee ai 816 Farnam St It ha Tour storles and a basement which was xurm-rl( ured as The Hee press room, This will ba rented very reasonably. 1f interested apply at once to C. C, Hose- water, secretary, room 100, Bee hulll_dzl‘nlx. FOR RENT, store in first.class loca rent reasonable. Apply H. C. Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg, A_FINE suite of rooms tor's offices. ROBERT H. BENNETT, Room 12, Continental Block. A 1—-MA29 S ——— AGENTS WANTED, MEMORIAL life of McKinley, four lan- Buagos, 65 pages, 100 halftones, 31.60; free outnit, W. A. nbaugh & Co., 600 Ware block, Omaha. J—92 WANTED, 20 girls. 1624 Dodge, Tel. 876 C—p4l WANTED, two young lady students to learn hairdressing, manicuring and ropody and soclenfific _massage. write Rooln‘vlm. Bee Bldg. WANTED, glrl for genoral housework. 1060 &Wl a Aet C-378 WANTED, domestic. 2008 Plerce St family. LADY clerk, singl J{ by the no‘Aodvd.r Ly lem.'l' 'A"—l mploy by e year. res: oX - fanta, Neb. C—-M4ES 17 WANTED, ladtes to learn halr dressing, manicurirg or facial m e; only four weeks required; complete outilt of toois resented each student; positions guaran- endid wages piaid graduates; call o today. Moler Collexe, 1623 Far- - p599 1 GIRL for general housework. 127 8, %th St C—t81 GOLDMAN'S! Choapest place to ot cordion or side pleating; new additions ae- and Improvements just added. M699 21 GOLDMAN'S, for reduced prices in pleat. ing of all kinda; new styles and machines added. C—=MT700 21 WANTED, good girl; must be good cook and laundress. Apply Mrs. J. 8, 28 Jnckon St, C-71816 WANTED, girl for general housework. Mra. E. Rosewater, 711 Douglas 8t T Emep—— HELP WANTED, MALE & female help. Call Canadian ofee. WANTED, wood workers, cabinet makers, mmwrlrh to work in pattern shop to take pi of strikers. Bteady employ- it and high wa, ADEIY Allis-Chi s Co., Home Insurance Idg,, Chic: ilnois a1 FOR RENT—HOUSES, HOUBES, stores. Bemls, Paxton block. D-93 JUSES, etc. F. D. Wead, 1534 Douglas. aave iy HOUSES TO MOVE right Co., office 1511% all parts of city. The G Davis Co., 552 tHee Bldg Do et Omaha ‘arnam, or tel 1650-863. D—u8 STEAM-HEATED _cott ough to pay rent; ght party. nam. ROOM brick house, modern, =715 Jackson 8t. Telcphone 491 or L-2683. A Treynor. D949 HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker Blk. D% . LIFE. DEW0 e $55; roomers will “remain with H. B, Graham, 2ith and Far- HOUSES. G. G. Wall . Brown bloc D OOM modern, except furnace, $22. G. M. Natinker, Hee Blax Phon o) Dol SEVEN-ROOM all modern house, in good ‘condition, large yard and beautfful shude treos, b minates’ walk from city hall, Will ‘rent_for §30 per month. OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 18th and Douglas Sts. D032 FOR RENT, G-room house, city water, 1910 l‘luru’fll. $10; also barn, §2.5, JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1s02 F.\A(Nl;\nl 8T, M 0om, new mod- 00 & month, So. 14th St D23 221 DAVENPORT ST, 6 orn_cottage, large lot, The Byron Reed Co., a4 and Cuming. D-—-M9I0 J300 HOUBES—Chris, Boyer, "Phono 209, FOR _RENT, d-room cottage. 2604 Blondo | st $8.00. Inquire at 607 N. 19th -|t) i TWO-ROOM cottage, $& month 16th 8t. Inquire Jo U. 8. Bank bullding. D706 15% FOR RENT A beautiful country ho in the city, on paved st t; convenient for Omaha or South Omaha man; 10-room with large barn, corralls and out- or system; lots of bulldings; splendid wa i teyit orchard luma, cherrios in_abundance. Will years' lease (o Fight party unusual opportunity to get all vantages of the country in the per month. llar houss ‘on one clty lot. "Addn WANTED, tinner for g in store and with implements; stit and the city, $18 Steddy work to good Willing, Broke B~ man. W11 South Goldymith, Room 18, 20 acres, right of ' apples, Small make 1 to & This is an ad- Many pay &s much for sim- s P 13, | and where, married or singlo and PROFITABLE work offered agents in every town to secure subscriptions to the Ladles' Home Journal and the Saturda Evenlllg Post. We want agents who will work thoroaghly and with business sys- tem to cover cach section with our fllus- trated Iittle booklets and other advertis- ing matter and to look sharply after re- newals from old subscribers. The pay Is first rate and at the end of the season 320,000 will be given the best workers as extra prizes for good work. How well some of our onts 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 made it pay. Tho Curtia Publisning Co. Phila- delphla, Pa. ,— Fr* WANTED, canvassing gounty {o policlt su TWENTIETH CENT! ARMER and the NEW CYCLOPEDIA O, LIVE STOCK and CUIP&;ETE STOCK DOC- TOR. 'This splendid book contains 1,400 imperial octavo pages, 800 object-teaching engravings and Is thé only book on live stock ever published adapted to the every- day, practical money-saving us farmer and stock owner. Steady employ ment with assured good income. Agen in the country with horse and buggy es- peclally desired. Canvassers make easily 60 to $100 per month. Address Century Farmer Sollcitors’ Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha.' J-213 — agents 1n gvel rPlions to TH. R 8t | MME. AMES, 8 atwndants, T-398 Fb MME. BMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d_floor, R To9 F3 BEATRICE HARLOW, baths; Egyptlan {reatment; attendant. ‘@1 N 168 Fat M1 18° MIES MACK, massage; attendant. 1408 Webstes 183 ¥ » RSONAL. DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns and super ous halr_remnoved by electricity. R. Frenzer Block, U VIAVA, woman's way to health; rational, Wiolebolo home treatment. 345 Beg Hidg 06y GOLDMAN'S, the only perfect pleating planc in (hé west. 3 Douglas block, J--Msi3 1 SHAMPOOING i d halr aressing, 2%c. In connection_with The Bathery, :6-2% Bes bullding, Tel. 1716, U551 RUPTURE permanently cured in &IJD 50 days; send for circular, O. 8. Wood, M D., 881l New York Life Bldg., Omang, Héb. Uo7 HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chiro- ody, for ladics’ only, in connection with ho Bathry, 210-220 Bee Bldg. U-2% SURE HATCH INCUBATOR C( CLAY CENTER, NEB. Send fof handsome l66-page free cllfllut i LIEBEN, theatrical, masquerade customer. 1018 Farnam. L PRIVATE hospital, an finement; babies adopted, 2306 Grant St. Mrs. Gardels, Tel, Fe1182. U073 CHIROPODY a speclalty. In_connection with The Bathery, rooms 216-220 Bee Bldg. Tel. 1716, U=540 ACCORDION, pleating, Quickest. ~ Mrs. A. C. during con- cheapes Mark, 11 & Douglas. =i GRAMOPHONES and_ supplics, wholesale and retall,” Colling Plano Co., 1622 Doug- 5. 97 WE RENT machines of every make at 6c_per week or $2 per month. We repair and cell parts for every sewing machine manufacturad. NEBRASKA CY €0, Cor. 1ith and Harrev, 'phone 1663. Broadway, Coun- Councll Bluffs, la. 'Phone B-§1s. 612 N. 24th st., South Omaha. Ui I Middlemls, wall paper cleaner. 1403 Jackson U479 15 PRIVATE home for ladies before and dur- Ing confinement; babies #dopted. 2620 Burdette st. Mrs, Burget. U—M#3 I') PIANO tuning and repairing. Tel. 3 gt for eber plano. R Hoe K. A FEW PLAIN FACTS. For flavor, quality, coclness and freeness the celebrated PRINCE OF OMAHA 18 unquestionably the best cigar on the market, bc Iflrll(hl 37 per 1,000, W. F. STOECKER CIGAR U659 18 THE KHARAS School of Osteopathy em- ploys every one of Its graduates, Get a catalog. Fourth floor, Bee Bldg, 683 20 WANTED, a trained nurse as head purse at Child Saving Institute. Also two ad- ditional nurses in training school for nurses. Apply to matron, 18th and Ohlo sts, U-—M69%6 17% INDEPENDENTLY wealthy young woman would llke to correspond llg refined entleman; object matrimony. box 83, t. Louls, Mo. U—M686 16+ OMAHA Cancer Cure Sanitariur Sanitarium, %07 N, 24th Omal Neb., trea tumors and all skin’ diseases anteed, MME, SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 24 floor, £ 2. o5 ':'~M7;qu'lfl' MONEY TO LOAN=~REAL ESTATE. WANTED, city loans, londs and warrants. George & Company, 1801 Farnam street. Weost 1% PER CENT on business property. ‘e per cent on residerice property, tions ay whole or rt any time. OPUIREs 1 SRk i Kiseh e loans and' warrants, W. D, By’ - & Co,, 1320 Farnam street, W89 Farnam ot Bmit WANTED, cit7 «nd farm loans; also bonds ‘and warrants. H, C. Paters & Co., 1101 Farnam St., Beo Bldg. W MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real ‘estate. Brennan-Lovo Co., 309 South 13th, W91 FARM and city icans, low r W, H. Thomas, 1st Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1648, - W—903 YOU don't need to borrow money if you work for the Kharas Co. W ‘WANTED=TO RENT., axton Blk. W93 % TO 6 P. C. money. Bem WANTED, to rent, store or portion of store in good central focation. Joyce, Milliner, 1624 Dougias St. K-M520 17 WANTED, to rent, twenty to thirty-room hotel furnished, in good town, county seat preferred. Address Zach T. Greer, Wil- ber, Neb. K—M71 200 P ...\t WANTED-TO BUY. PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 857 N. Y, L. W96 SEE HENRY B, PAYNE, 6012 N, MORTGAGE—G. G. Wallace, Brown Block. W97 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1624 Dougla g g WANTED, to buy, some gtass doors and ass partitons and one half-oak round counter. Apply to M. J. Frarck, Midland hotel, N—M45 § PER CENT loans. Garvin Bro 1004 Far- nam M1 WANTED, & good_secondhand cioh: - Address b 10, Theec o SEER T FOR SALE-FURNITURE, CHICAGO Furnituse Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel, Bia0 “New' and secondnand, bOSERL. o, exchanged. O e———— FOR SALE-~HORSES. WAGON! ETC, THE BEST In buggles and wagons at H. Frost's, 14th and Leavenwort! P96 FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS, boy 13 CADET cont, good as new; will it or 14 years old. Address H o3, Beo. - M586 2DHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. Q6L FOR BALE, phonographs, superior to any other musical Instruments; $ up. The Wittman Co., 1621 Farnam. B—sec DIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. QM2 zed packages of news: . o cents and u Clrculation Window, >~ Q455 0 to i’ Doug- Q e Q065 FOR BALE, go paper exchan; Rt Bee OMc FIR tmbers for housemovers, etc. ft.; cribbing and hog fence. sate cheap. Schwar 5 boxes cheap. 1313 Farnam 8t Q-MUT F 10 STYLES trusses, catalogue free. She man & McConnell Drug Co. l6th and Dodge, O-naha Q964 FOR SALE, fine manogany bank fixturos and Chicajo Bafe & Lock Co. safe, aut. matic doible time lock: double Burglar gr(\ul stee) chests. Wil be sold at a argain. National Bank of Commerce. 538 FOR SALE, cheap, one first-class bass drum, with symbols, Inquire at 1523 Cass st Q—MEs8 17° TYPEWRITERS, latest models Reming- tons, Smith-Premier, Densmore, replaced by the UNDERWOOD; low price. A, I, Workman & Co., 1017 Farnam, 'Phone 2439, Q97 Gas Fixtures, Lamps, Etc, Incandescen: gaslights, glasswars tles. The best gasoline lamps. und retall, man- holesals : H. FRANZEN, 1101 N, 15th 8t, Omaha, Neb. Q% MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyast, 819 N. 16th, _ [ MME. GYLMER, genuine palmiet, 315 8. 15. ik s 897 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 4 Ramge Bl W U To loan on MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTEL! Furniture and Planos, Live You to retain Dmlm!lyn of llhehplrdolpfifl)fi SALARY LOANS perfanont positlons, You ean borrow from ‘lo.m 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, rur business | nfidential and our motto s to ‘try i OMAHA RTGAGE LOAN CO,, 119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2295, 8. 16th n;é (Established 1592.) SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES to male or female employes. We Guarantee Lowest Rates. HOW DO WE DO IT? Full B ulars free upon reques RELIABLE CREDIT CO,, Room 303, Paxton Block, (8ee Window from Farnam Street.) X416 MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, Jewelry; also to salarled people without security; chea rates 8y payments, business confidential. ' Foley Loan Co., successors to Duff Green, R. 8, Barker bloc ab, 189, X979 MONEY loaned ou plain note to salaried people; business confidentlal; lowest rates 14 Paxton block. The J. A Hutton Co. X085 FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, ETC., LOANS. “Absolutely ‘without rémoving gods.” Written guarantee glven to this effect. AMERICAN LOAN " CO,, Room 33, Paxton Block. X—684 LARGEST BUSIN IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- sters, boarding hous ete., without se- curity; ecsiest terms; '40 offices in prin- cippl” citles. Tolman, 440 Board of Trade Bldg. X080 YOU don't need to horro work for the LOANS ON BALARIES, FURNITUR live stock, ete.’ quick service and lowont rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE, 63 (top floor) Paxton block, northeast corner 16th cnd Farnam; entrance on \6th_street, X983 MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, jews elry, horses, cows, ete. C. F. Reed, 31§ §. 13, X1 “money I you Kharas' Co, X664 TO GET in or out of business call on Wil- Tlams, Room 411, McCague bunum" ou want to buy, sell or exchang your business or property quick communi- cate with one who has the customers. J, H. Johnson, 843 N. Y. Life. !‘hm{’v L-2270, 000 STOCK focation in immediately. roceries, §0od busines yi owner must sell J. H. Johnson, N. 1I_ROOMS, elegantly equipped. first-class niture, fllled with first-class roomers best locution; paying proposition. J. H Johnson, 843 N, Y, Life, Y- ANC BUSINE! DENTIST or doctor contemplating locating would do well to buy the furniture of 6 room flat on 4th, near cot, South Omaha; owner going to Mexico; no rea- sonable offer refused. J. H. Johngon, N. Y Life. Y609 15 FOR 3A , millinety store dolng business; also good hotel for sale (or lease {¢ clent warty),both kood locations i E. Nebruska. Call or write 624 . Lite building, Omaha. ) fine location, 15 ROOMS, well furnished, full boarders and roomers; owner leaving paying business reasonable fg- J. H. Johnson, s N. Y. Life, 'Phone Y--Msll 10 ROOMS, completely furnished, good loca- tlon; “boarders and roomers; lady com- elled to leavo city; a bargaln, J. H. Yohnson, N- Y. Lite Y—-M61 NEBRASKA SNAP Handsome_jeweler store; county seat: pop- ulation 3,000; paying ' business: fnvoice $6,00; can reduce; cash (\ly. Address 1, care J. C. Huteson & Co., Omaha, Nob, Y- Moss 18 FOR SALE, up to date racket store; county seat; southwest Missourl, Address “Race ket,”" box 868, Neosho, Mo. Y M L FOR SALE, at a great bargain, foundry, machine and blacksmith shops, located at Tecumseh, Neb. Inquire of P, 8. Jones. Y—Moss 210 take no chance; $2,600 perfectly se- chance on ground floor; bonanza will call on you. Address I’ lly. Ih.‘:\l —10 TED, elevator and lumber yard, or elther, n a thriving town. Address at once, Box 244 Newman Grove, FOR EXCHANGE. 00d_oak wardrol 19, Dee. Z—M510 ILI, excha folding bed. ) FOR SALE—RBEAL ESTATE, HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; scre proporty and tarm lande. Tho Hoom 552, Bee Bullding, Riz-102 SBEVERAL good farms for sale In a good furming country. For further particula write or call on IL L. Ludium, Plainview, Neb. RE-M392 FARMS! FARMS! For_bargains In iarm property g to O'Neili's Real Estate Agency, South Omaha. - MK STRAYED or sto answers to BUvy t. Mary's Ave ‘Highball Lost R ~ M6 2102 1 ame JORT, lnrge red cow ert, the fur dress no horne. Gl o h black and tan Gordon monihs old, wnswers (o T, Saturday, or dog, 15" n e of “Hector.’ Return for suitable ard to room 232, Hee ut‘l‘. E. W Simeral. Lost-—105 AND AND TYPEWRITING, GREGG Shorthand, Om. C. Col. 16th & lm}. A.C. VAN SANT'S school. 11 N. Y. xl.m.' =10 BOYLES College, court reporter principal. Y. Lite, ~108 NEN. Business & Shorthand College, Bu{d’: Theater. 00 — ] OSTEOPATHY, JOHNSON Institute, 515 N. Y. L, Bldg, Te 1684, Alico Johnxon, D. O., ladles de&v‘}-: Gld'E. Johnson, Osteopathist, Mgr. A, T. HUNT, 612 McCague Bldg. Tel. ; —n DR, 2358, DR. MRS, MUSICK, Douglas Bik. Tel o =] ILLOWS, “o., 1721 Cumin Tel, 287, ~112 _____ _ ___ _ _________ _ _ ] MASQUERADE COSTUMES, COSTUMES fo. rent. 8, Sack, 3318 & 170 [ — . “Mth, b FLORISTS, L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. —M483 R PAWNBROKER! Loan Office, relible. aocommodat- I business confidential. 1901 Dou s 1o ———————— } TAILORING, Jackets made, remodeled, altered, d ‘and repaired. Joe Yousen, 1508 Farnam. " BOYD COUNTY LANDS Railroad an_assured fact. Our next party Jan, 27, 1902, See us about it. Join our party and save railroad fare, 420-21 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. 470. Omaha, Neb, PR R M457 20 A SNAP IN LAND-610 acres land in An- telope county, Nebraska, $ per acre if taken af oncé, Some good bottom hay land, only 30 acres broke; would make fine 'pasture; 5 miles from town. Address O 58, Bee. A BARGAIN. To settle an estate, we offer for sale a well bullt modern ni; oom ho ing south on Charles st., n hus b thoroughly paintes and as it now stands is the gre guin north of Cuming st. st. Price, $2,600, THE OMAHA" REALTY CO,, F:OUSES—Harrison & Morton. Tel. 314, H MI167 Mchi* RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Unlon Pacific Rallroad company. B. A. McAllaster, land commissioner, Unfon Pa- cific Headquarters, Omaha, Nuh,RB 0 1t HOUSES, lot: POTTER, FORGAN & HASKELL, | | MORAND'S winter openy this week Fridays, § 0. noon term for beginners Adults, Tuesday and children, Baturday atter- educed. Prices LAUNDRY, OMAHA Steam Laundry 2¢; cufts, 4¢. 170 Lea hirts, 7c; collars, nworth, Tel, 541, 131 e——e——— FRATERNAL ORDERS, THE GARDENERS protect old age as well as life. Charfer members free. Particu- lare trom nk Rosewater, Supreme manager, 222 BTORAGH, low rates, Derlght, 1119 Far- nam' St. —118 OM. Van Stor. . 1511% Farn, Tol-fxub:lw‘%—. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 91 814 Jones, general storage and forward) - _ ANNOUNCEMBNTS. WATERS PRINTING COMPANY, C phone 2190. 011 South Thirteenth s FUR DRESSING, 0. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 142 8. . T forms, ranches. loans; aiso | ey fire insurance. emis, Paxton l{’;flk—lw FACTORIE 5, 801-2 N. Y, Life, | TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases; trunks RE—-101 repalred. Om. Trunk if'actory, mhmwA “harles 1. 1203 Farnam _Sireet, RE-—-64 "WILLIAMSON, —_—eee BOOKRKEEPING, 2-ACRE fruft and garden place adjoining Council B.ufts, all fine land and well set in_ profitablé varleties of fruit; It you want a good place of this kind at u very reagonable flgure see¢ me about this; 1 have others also. H. G. McGee, No. 6, Pearl st,, Council Blifts, Ia. - IF YOU want one of the nlcest S-room homes in Hanscom Place, I will give you & bargain | Owner left city. Must sell. J. H. SBherwood, %7 N. Y, BRld( i0-ACRE farm, 12 miles north of Councll Blufts, well improved, $35 per acre, McGee, 6 Pear! Counell )l!llfl'”' FOR SALE, southwest corner 13th and F s 5 b0 rhe ‘Or Diwta- Co. "M bldis. RE—MS0 10 ay or cven. K. Rathbun —1il —_— e ESSONS In bookkeeping, otc. ing. K. 15, Com. Nat. Bank. G. FURNITURE REPAIRING, 8. Walkiln, 2111 Cuming Bt 1% B R . BALE OMAHA Huy Bale- 0 orth, 1ath. i e A IO A P G L MASQUERADE COSTUMES, o NEW gents' and ludies’ costumes for rent. 5. Sack, 8318 South 20th street 23170 Febt e 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 ST. RE~—M684 15 FARMS, 619 _acres, Barpy Co. 320 an acre. 060, Barpy Co., $37.50 an acre. 100, Sarpy, very 'fine, $6 an acre. 6, Sarpy Co., $3,200; very good 360, Douglas Co., $35 an acre, 320, Barpy Co., fing, 36250 an acre. %0, Elkhorn "valley, $#0 an acre. 640, Merrick Co.,’ an acre, 720, Cedar Co., $35 an acre. 160, Bar Co., near Gretna, $5,000, 8,000, dceded land In the valleys, controlling 60,00 of range, §18,000. 700, Kearney Co., well improved, $14,000, %, near Country club, fin fi,rm. 406, Dawson Co., very cheap, $4.000, 100, Burt Co.,’ improved, $6,500. 42, Burt Co., bottom land, $56. Halt sec. deeded hay land with 10 sec " grazing land,” fenced, will run 400 head of cattle, onl 10 acres, close in, 31, 20 acres near Floren, 500, HARRIBON & MORTON, OMAHA RE~708 16% Farms—Harrison & Morton, r;;v FARM FOR SALE, fine stock and grain farm of 9 cs, 'all under cultivation; one mile from rallrond; splendid improve ments. H. Woolley, agent, Grand Island, Neb. o ] MEDICAL, GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY _Garbage CG. cesspools and vaults, remove garba dead animals at reduced prices, 16th, Tel 1709, — ______ __________________} NICKEL PLATING. RGEST, oldest, best equipped plating l“n].m in Omaha." Omana Plating Co., Bie irs ‘el. 25685, e LARGEST platin AL e hdeland, 116 Bodge Bt. =t S —— TYPEWRITERS NEW & 2ahand. 111y Farnam St., Omaha, ) INSURANCE POLICIES, 5 MAKE loans on insurance polick and purchase policles; glve full partic lars. The Putnam Co., 604-6 N. bldg., Omah: gpEEEER ‘ TEETH 4 | are what you muke them. use. ful and comfortable and paintul and useless. A little attention given to 'them every few | months will keep your maulh‘ in a comfortable condition. | Bailey the Demti | 212 Paxton Bloek, | 16th and Farnam BSts. Lady attendant. Pl DR, PRIES, the acknowledged leading specialist 'n discases of women in Omaha, Would call the attentlon of suffering ladies to his unsurpassed aecommoda tions before and during confinement, and his treatment for Irregularities, no matter what cause. Call or address, with stamp, Dr. Prics, Arlington block, 1613 Dodges Omaha. 7. § LADIES, $500 reward of abuormal suppression, any cause; price 32; tully guaranteed, Dr. Mead Remedy Co, 17 Quincy Bt Chicago, T._ © 21 W. HUTCHINSON, speclalist of wom- and children; years' practice. Office 6" Cuming. Kew, (ol. ¥, omce 12 1ling to relleve case D LADIES! Pills are ther. Chichester's English Pennyroyal the best. Safe, rellable. = Take Send d¢ stamps for particulars. ef for Ladies,” in letter by reiurn mall. -~ Ask your rusgiit. . Chichester Chemical Co., Philadelphla, Pa. ey CARFPENTERS AND JOINERS, ALL kinds of carpenter work and ropairing romptly attended to. d. T. Ochiitree, th and Lake Sts, ) | WM. EVERITT. Special rate to real ¢ tate men; weather strips put on. 2805 Leavenworth ~117 —_————y——— PATENTS, HAVIZ cash for good paten: or invention. Address, P.'0. B0k o5 Carta, ety —lbi—d 230 l one 1088 ARl POSTOFFICE NOTICE, “(Shculd be ready dally by all interested, as changes may occur at any time.) Forelgn mails for the week endin o uary 1 o8 Wi Slose (PROMPTLY 10 aii Carex) 4t 1he General Postoffice as follows PARCELS POBT MAILS close ONE HOUR FARLIER than closing time shown below. l(l"ulur and Supplementary malls close at Forelgn Hrnm“‘l half hour later than Closing time shown below (except Suppie: mentary Malls for Europe and Central America, via Colon, close one hour later at Foreign Braach). antie Ma a. m. for FRANCE, BWITZERLAND, ITALY, SPAIN, PORT- UGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT GREECE, BRITIBH INDIA 'and LORENZO AR- QUEZ, per ». # La Gascogne via Havre Trans THURSDAY~At 7 (mall for other parts of Europe must be directed “per s, 8. La Gascogne); at for ITALY direct, [ 0 a. m, mbardia (mail must be directed ‘per . Lombardia”). TURDAY=—At § . m. for ITALY dlrect. er s 8 Trave (mall must be directed Trave"); at §:30 a. m. 10'a. m.) for EUROPE, ps rurla via Queenstown; at 11 a. m. for NMARK direct, per 8. 8. Hekla (mall be directed “per s, s, Hekla"), of Aransatiantlc Mally named above, addi- Affer the closing the Supplementary , black cocker spaniel | | AY tional Bupplementary Malls arn opened on | Bur for SANTI- the plers of the American, Engiish, | French and German steamers and re Wymore, main open until within Ten Minutes of | Nebraska the hour of salling of steamer Lincoln ... ; —— Denver Limited. . Mails for South and Central Amerien, | Uick MUK aod 1 Weat Indies, Bte, heetion, i P pm a6 am Lincoln A L m el THUREDAY—At 12 m. for YUCATAN, per | Fort (rook and PIat & i » s Ravensdale via Progreso; nt | moutn b2 pm bLG am | supplementary 1 HAMAS, GUANTAN AGO, por 5. 8. Sewiira FRIDAY—At 13 m. for MEXICO, per s « Santlago via Tampico (mail must be di- rected per 8, & Santingo’). SATURDAY-At 8 o m. for HERMUDA, ¢ & 8 Trinidad; at § a. m. for PORTO RICO, per 8. 8. Ponce; at § . m. (supple: | B, ) AMO nen. Hellevie ' & 140 pm Bellevue & Vo @ 30 am dusep a8 am and et Kansas City Kansa Day Ex....a 0:00 am a 608 pm City 8t. Louls Fly Night Ex..al0:0 pm a 615 am T, A 510 pm a1l am mentary 9:30 4. m) for CURACAO and [ WEBSTENR DEPOT—10TH & WEBSTER VENEZUELA, per s 8. Maracalbo (majl b lor avan lla and Cartagena must be d Lea Aty g ,‘:f’,,.:m:,",N",‘{,‘"‘,‘,;’“E"’"" ol St | rremont, Elkhorn & Winsourt vujiiy Foriu XK ISLAND, WAMATCA, 8A- | Biack Hills, Diadwood, VANILLA, CARTAGENA and GREY- | Hot Springa.. .8 3:00 pm & 8:00 pm TOWN, per s s, Alene (mail for Costa | Wyoumiig, Casper and Rica must be directed “per o s Alenc’); OUBIAD oy 3:00 pm ¢ 6:00 pm at 10 a. m, for CUBA, per s s Morro | Hastings, York, David Castle ¥ia Havana; at 1l p_m. for BA- [ City Buperior, Geneva, HAMAS, per steamer from Miami, Fla. Exeter and SewarS. b 3:0 pm b 5:00 pm e Nurfolk, Lincoin and Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North | _Fremont . b 130 am b 10:35 am Bydney, and thence by’ steamer, close at | Fiemont Loca .0 1:30 am this office daily at 63 p. m. (conn Minavuri P close here every Monda cdnesdn Nebresha Loosl, Via Baturday). Malis for hhuu- n, ""-xf\"»([[ {n:m“ Wote 410 pm a10:38 e to Boston, and thence by steamer, at this office daily at 6:50 p. m. Malls for | Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla, and thence sieamer, close at this office dally at *6 a. m, (the connecting closes £ 1 Minneapolis & Twin City Passenper. L8800 am @ 9:10 pm Slonx City Passenger ( L A 245 pm aflil0 am are on_Sunday, Wed and _ Fri- | Eirorson Local . ...D 6. day). "Maile for Mexi overlund, | ¥ pm bR sm pnless spoeially addreseed for diepaich | o Datly b Daily except Sunday. o Sun. by ateamer, close At this office @ . | day only. d Dally except Saturday. m.and 11 p. m. Mailx for Costa Rien, | axeept Monday. " . @ Dally Beliae, Pucrto Cortez and Guatemala, b rafl to New Or.cans, and then steamer, close at this office dally at . m. _(connecting closes here Mond or Bellge, Puerto Cortez and Guatem and Tuesdays for Costa Rica). *Regls: tered mall closes at 6 p. m. previous day. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT | New Service to Mediter The new glgantic KorRW steAmer Comm o nwenlth. 000 tons, B00 feet long, and England, " 11,600 tons, 670 foot long, will wail’ trom Boaton' to Gibralter Transpacific Ma Malla for Hawall, China, Japan and Philip- fne Islands, via San Franelsco, clos ore dally at P.m. up Lo January **1, Inclusive, for dispatch per &. & Gaelle. Mails for Hawali, via 8an Francisco, clos Alglurs, G xin here dally at 630 p. m, up to Janaary , Arin. Feyp v Eng fnclusive, for dispatch per s. a. Alameda. | Ji DI on Majls for China and Japan, via Vancouver, close here dafly at 6:30 p. m. up to Jan: uary *21, (relusive, for dispateh per « s | Empress of Japan. (Registere ‘d mail my = ;ur Mediterranean Tilustrated baok'et be directod y'Via Vancou M Company's office, 68 Dearborn street, dise for the U. S Postal cy Chicago. ®hanghai eannot be forwarded via Can- | e e T L. nda.) Malls for Chlna and Japan, via Tacoma, | - il e o, s Jgoa, v e | HOLLAND-AMERIGA LINE NEW LOGNF of YORK-ROTTERD. & M. Now % tons register VIA BOU- Sinpatch per u. b ow Bteamers 1, inclusive, for Tacoma win Malls for Chi A and Japan, via Seattle ; win-Screw S5 forApateh por m. a Rl | ¢Stoamer Rotterdam .. 2. 10 4. o Jun’ M (Regintered mall must be di- | JiCimer Amsterdam. ... Feb. 1,10 A. M Fected “'vin Seatye.”) | £ Steamer Avply N. Y. Statendam o, s 104 to Holland-America Line, 30 B'way. Harry Moores, 1415 Farnam St} cese, First Natlonal Bank. Mails for Hawail, Japan, China ana Phil pine 1slands, via Ban Francisco, clos ere daily at 6:30 p. m. up to January *25, inclusive, for dispatch per . 's. Hong Kong Maru Malls for Australla (excopt West Australia, which is forwarded via Burope), New Zea- land, FU), Samoa and Hawall, via “San Francieco, close here dally at 8:30 p, after January **11 and up to February **1, inclusive, or on urrival of & & Saxonia, | due at New York February *1, for dis- atch per ». & Sferra J‘m- for Australla (except West Australia, which goes via Europe, and New Zealand, which goes via 8 anciseo), and Il Tslands, via Vancouver. close here daily At 6:30 p. m. up to February **1, inclusive for dispatch per 8. 8. Moana (supp! Louts l;IAY ERECT PACKING PLAN'E cnwo Man Buys Old Cudahy Ware- house In Kansas KANSAS CITY, Jan. 16. the Chicago packer, Nelson Morris, through his confiden- m ary malls via Beattle and Victoria c tlal ngent, Joseph N. Agnew, bas pur- here at 6:30 p. m. February %2 Mail | chased a big meat warehouse in the west cted “via Vancouver' bottoms, formerly occupied by the Cudahy company @s a market. It is stated that It 18 the first step of the Chicago packer to establish a plant in Kansas City, With its forty years' record Cook's Im- perial Extra Dry Champagne is first in the list. No sparkling wine o use s its superior. MONEY FOR SALT LAKE LINE Denver Expects New Road to Open Up & Large Section of Country. Mails for Ti v nitl and Marquesas Islinds, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p m. up-to February *4, inclusive, for dis- patch per 8 s, Australia. Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of salling dally ana the schedals of closing is arranged on the presumption of theix uninterrupted overland t. **Regls- tered mall closes at 6 p. m previous day CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaste Postoftice, New York, , Jan, 10, 19 —_— LEGAL NOTICE. OTICE Is hereby en that the articles of incorporation of the FREMONT, ELK- HORN & MISSOURI VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY have been changed, pursuant to a _resolution for such chunge unanimously adopted by all the stockholders of sald company on November 16, 191, so that the paragraph of said articles heretofore read- ng as follows: ‘Becond. The object for which this as clation antl ('umfmny 18 formed is to wsui vey, locate, bulld, construct and opera lines of railroad bétween the places herel betore named as the termini of sald mi line of railroad, and the branches described; and to purchase, lease and operate other and conneoting railronds in sald state of Nebraska, and to acquire, construct and operate extensions of sald main line and branches in the territories of Dakota and Wyoming, under the laws thereof; and to do and perform any and allthings neccs- sary in the premises:” now reads us follows “Second. The object for which this asso- clation and company fs formed is to sur- vey, locate, build, construct and operate lines of rallroad bétween the places herein- before named as the termini of sald main line of raflroad and branches, whether else- where described in these articles or not; and to purchase, lease and op other and connecting ' rallronds in Nebraska, Wyoming or elsewhere, and to acquire, con* struct and operate extensions of said ‘main line or branches In any state or territory Whose lnws may permit such extensions: and to do and perform any and all things necessary in the premises.” In witness whereof sald Fremont, Elk- horn & Missourl Valley Rallroad company hae subscribed this notice and the cor- DENVER, Jan. 16.~~The Republican today says: Steamboat Springs, Middle ark agd other sections of northern Colorado may soon have a railroad. The proposed Mne ls to exténd from Bowlder to Salt Lake City and will run in as direet a path.as possible, Samuel B. Dick of Meadville, Pa; has written to friends In Denver that he has succeeded in ralsing $14,000,000 of Penn. sylvania capital for the new road and it s expected that actual work on the construc- tion will begin within sixty days. Mr. Dick is Interested in the Colorado & North- western road from Denver to Boulder and the Boulder and Salt Lake City line will be connected with that road. The new line will be 450 miles long and will pass through Middle Park, Steamboat Springs, and, striking the Bear river near that town, will follow that stream through the entire length of Routt county, thus opening up a section that has hitherto been remote from rallroads. The rond Is to be standard gauge and it I8 sald that no seri- ous englneering problem will bo encoun- tered in laying the track. orato' seal 'of waid ‘company nas veen | JAMES M'CREA IS PRESIDENT geiy glitepe, ey, 182 Suegv ot i AR i Hcuaey . on 8 26th | Stockholders of the Vandalia L FREMONT, ELKHORN & MISSO VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANT By M. HUGHITT, President ByJ. B. REDFIELD, Secretary. . J. B. REDFIELD, Secretary, DI18-25J1-8M -— e RAII-WAY TIME CARD, Elect Directors and Omcern, TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Jan. 15.—~The an- nual meeting of the stockholdsrs of the Terre Haute & Indlanapolls rallway (Van- dalla line) was held here today. These di- rectors were elected: Willlam R. McKecne, Herman Hullman, James McCrea, Joseph Wood, James T. Turner, B. B. Taylor and e ———— UNION STATION-10TH AND MARCY, fiinols Centra Leave. Arnye. |8 B. Leggett Ghicago Bxpress ..oa 70 am &0 pm| Immediately atier the adjournment of it H hie Inneapol ; y the stockholders a meetiug of the board Minneanalis A Bt Faui® 1O Pm 8808 am | 0, ctors electod these oficers: - Pres “Express . b 7:20 am b10:35 pm | dent, James McCrea; vice president, J. J. Chicgo ~Express........ #10:3 Pm | murner; secretary, George E, Farrington; Chionga, M1 kee & St Paul. treasurer, Robert B. Thompson. Chicage Limited a 600 pm s ch Chicago & Om i am Rallroad Declarcs Annual Dividend. Luivn Pacifie. - La Siininnd . b ke NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—The directors of ov Fuot Mall sorer Calitoinia Expres Pacific Kxpress - Lastern Expres e listrameburg” Ex.b 4:05 coln-BUromsburk Ex.b 4:06 pm G alend Local. . .oD b3 D Cl Chicago Bpecial Cht o Parsenger . Eastern Express guurn Bpeclal ast Mail the New York, Chicago & St. Louts Rail- road company have declared a dividend for tho year 1901 of & per cent on the com- pany’s second preferred stock, an increas of 1 per cent over the dividend paid March 1, 1901. The regular dividend of b per cent also has been declared on the frst pre- terred stock for the year 1901 Rallway Notes and Person, % 1. D. Wilson, city ticket agont of the Omaha-Chicago Missour! Pacific at Memphis, Tenn., Is in ¥agt Mail Omaha. Cedar Hapide G, M. Entrikin, district frelght agent of Twin City Expr the Wabash, has gone to 8t. Louls for a Twin City Limite thre days’ stay Bloux City Local. 1. E. Rehlandor, traveling passenger Missourt Pacifio. agent of the Missourl Pacific at Chatta- t. Loufs Expres: .a10:00 am nooga, Tenn,, 18 in Omaha. !(. . & 8t L. Express.al0:50 pm The Northwestern lina s carried “‘The ’ 9 Strollers” company, seventy-iwo persons MRS, Rask LUIANG & Pasite, entire, in from Dcs Moines Tuesday. i President Burt and Chlef Engineor Berry -npflf‘flafl.’m b of the Union Pacific road returned Wednes- Chicago Lxpress . day morning from a trip over the lines Des Motnes Local wost of Kansas City, having been absent Chicago Fast Bxpress.. from hendquarters sihce Sunday Just, Des Moines, Rock Isl- It 18 stated that the Western Passenger end association will soon consider the abolition and Chicago... W. of party rates on lines west of C"‘“’!{" ally ncoln, Colo. Bprings The objection advanced is that practi enver, Pueblo and only theatrical parties take advantage of West i these rates, anyway, and the rallways are Colorado, Oklahom willing that such travelers should pay full Texus Flyer ... fare Wabash, A. L. Lynch, formerly chiot clork of the Union” Paciic’ land department at head quarters, was in Omaha yesterday mornl greoting his rallroad friends. Mr. Lynch is now the company's general (u'um at Oak- , Kan, and has also opencd an office in Kansas Olty as agent for ranch and farm lands in northern, southern and western states, Gieneral Passenger Agent J, R. Buchanun of the Fremont, Llkhorn & Missour] Val- ley rallroad will attend tho meeting of the Wegtern Passenger associution in Chlcago Thursday. The most fmportant matters Bpeclal, gm:::: Vrlllhulld Ex Chicago pm | arnounced for consideration are baggake Chicago Limited. affairs, the estublishment of homeseekers Flast Stadl Taton on "new Aates And the &rANINK of rates 1o several different natlonal conven- am »m leum of lodges, @ Dally, b Dally except Sunday,