Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 17, 1902, Page 9

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1902. SPECIAL NOTICES ROO NICE rooms for gentler .nnmnn I NICE rooms for gentiemen. 5ig & th s (BALE. echc " Advertisements for these colu will be taken untl) 13 m. for the edition and until $:30 p. = for morning and Sunday edition. Rates, 1 1-3¢ a word first insertion, Be delivered om presentation of the Sheak only., —_— ITUATION WANTED. POSITION as stemiographer by young lady; #ix months' experience; can do generai office Work. %, Bee. A—MA38 17T WANTED-MALE HELP, Bids. LARGE front room, also south room, 30 215 ToR Sais Douglas. latest ™1 D(vu‘ m CLEAN, qulet rooms. cheap. “model ALE, holarship in an Oflll!l s » le"Qm MONEY loaned_on furniture, _Smith-Premjer We— — | FIR tmi OOMS. 1% Capltol ave. feet; ROOM! ap E-M415 18 FURNISHEL HOOMS AND BOARD. N down, and NICE home for young men. 108 8. %ta St | BICYCLES and phonographs on eas $L60 per week; bers for house movel poultry and hog fen: $10; new wheels, y pay- hand $15. Omaha Bieycle Co., 16th and Chicags sts Q-Mim — C ERING pb Giencairn, 169 Dgugias. g -y Ly I-UR RF T, nicely furnished, ne..;h:n'l: iih or without board. Midiand Botel, 16th and Chicago st = SOUTH DAKOT: mesteads and ROOMS—“The Farnam, e sfiv settlemnent; DESIRABLE suite of Unfurnished, May 1 T %th St. mornings or evenings. land no, square. official, er or ¢ stamps CLAIRVOYANTS, " Inquire 1% Chicago. Q- M h & boundaries and descriptions according to government land office plats to date; to_be opened for tree De- partment Q, State Pub. Co., Plerre, 8. D. QM8 M2 WANTED, two or three men to work from our_wagons; Eteady work and good pay. 2 dams Co., 1618 Howard St B e OOOD Mnencrl 'lnled; Incrvued A. D. T. Co,, 212 South ¥ % FOR HALF A DAY'S “'ORK, in the country or in a small have a good acquaintance among the farmers and stock raisers in the nelghbornood you ean make $ easily by, four or five hours work. Write us and we send you our proposition, The Bee Pumhmnc Co., Bollcitors” Dept., Omaba, Neb. WANTED, & man in every county to e subscriptions for the Twen Coitury Parmmer, Our agents maxe good wages everywhere Réferences required. ress, entieth Century Farmer, Omaha, ‘Neb. B-613 THREE or, four § 0od men wanted; 'mffi month. Caill Paxton block. FREE shave and hafrcut at Moler Coliege, 1623 Farnam St, 34 floor. B-MT72 A1T* WANTED, salesmen to solicit orders on & new proposition, by which you can earn 4 to $ a day; young men from 3 to I desired, who are hustlers and well recom- mended. Koom 106, Omaha Bee bldJ. B—Mse ay. WANTED, firsf-class pajfiters and paper hangers. A. L. SBeabrook, #8 N. 16th %l. THE ROSE, 220 Harney, rooms with board. F—4—M-15 MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1614 Cass St 8—5ls FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist. 315 8. i§ . 8817 DESK room space, $ per month, ground fioor room in The Bee hmldln., acing ELECTRIC TREATMENT. Farnam street; no expense for Light, heat or janitor urvlce. K. C. Peters & Rental Agents, Bee building. o] MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N 15, 2 floor, T—M— B3 = MME. AMES, vapor FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, baths, u N, the building tormerly occu- e Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has PERSONAL. Tour stories and a basement which was formerly used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. 1t interested apply at once to C. finement; ba Mrs. Gardels. PRIVATE hospital, before and flurln‘ rcn~ glcl adopted. 206 Gi Tel. F-1182. SL C. Rose- Wwater, secretary, room 1%, Bee bullding. ous half_removed nzer Block. STORE, 24x50. 2403 Lot\'tn'm‘h St. DR. ROY, chlropodln. ot by electricity. U and -upex?fl; R 174 A2 MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, X i_'oo T, r.2 64 AlG* FOR RENT, store in first-class location; rent reasonable. AB ply. R L Peters & Co., ground fioor, = LARGE room in the Paxton hlock to let, in_connection U Bee Bidg. HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chiro- dy, for ladies’ only Bhe Bathery, 216-20 with 286 suitable for lodge purpose ly room Paxton block, or FARNAM 1-98 &%, = SMITH & CO. WA mn nd Cuming RE permanently cured o 3 to @ send for circular. M. D., 681 New York Life BlAg., om-nufib DOUBLE store bulldlnly Sts.; cheap rent. F.D. W ad, 1524 Doug- las t. Sady = 5 4 ‘quickest. Mrs. A. C. ‘CORDION pleating, cheapest, best and ACCOR! Pl & o & Douglas. AGENTS WANTED. VANTED, house pulm-rl at St Louls, Mo., steady work, 88 per day, -lsht h«\:]ln WANTED, & geftl private lessons in French two evenings each week. Must call at my resldence. fddress, stating method of teaching, 42, Bee. B—M: Collins WANTED, canvassing and retail. agents in eve las. Piano Co. GRAMOPHONES and lllDMlu, lgoludo county fo_ solicit subscriptions to TH NTIETH _ CENTU! FARMER; lleldy employment with assured gos income; agents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired; can- CHIROPODY a Tel. speclalty. with The Bathery, rooms 26-20 Beg In_connection Bldg vassers make easily 360 to $100 per month. Address, Centary ~Farmer ~Solicitors’ Bureau, Eee building, Omaha. = bullding. Tei. 416 | SHAMPOOING and hairdressi m:oAnnecuon with The Bathery, “h&ms" WA!\TFD experienced invoice cler and accurate at figures; l‘e‘ pre\loul occupation and wanted. Address 4, Bee. WANTED-Two nflolnlerfln at_once. Leavenworth St. B G. R. RATHBUN. gives private lessons In bookuevln‘; prepare for cf nml:llinnfi 15, Commen-lnlé dank. FIRST-CLASS bu fl' wanted. ton Market, 514 N 6th. WANTED—Experienced soda Farnam. Washing- B—45) l~l7‘ 7dluvnl Baldufr, 1% B—#451 — SALESMEN WANTED. 'fiflb ] mcr. saleaman acquainted with i¥ ardg_trade throughout Colo- issourl, and Nebraska. fehlerper(umer, Hoch- —M402 17 A, LEADING medical Wook publishing Jouse. with the best te Hst o ll.dl(‘\, dent: macal pul tions gutres & number of Dlgh-grade sal ysiclans and dentists in -.cuonl of the country. State age and special work. fll’fllflullonl AMI!II Knight & Brown, 6th ave., New York. 460 17 ===e= WANTED-FEMALE HMELP. Also several it waist finisher. M roadway, 34 i Ve, 5 floor, Councti Blufts. C—M4n ANTED, comy Cnldde & WANTED—Good work; small fi 106 8, Bth Ave. tent cook. Mrs. V. B. 20th. CoMas 2 for general house- modern house. Call rs. Partridge. C—462—16° AUTHENTIC LIFE OF TALMAGE, by a | Middlemiss, wall paj life-long_friend and co-worker, only re- per cleaner, Tel. U—MT758 Mb liable, oficial and complete work, over 500 pages and 100 fllustrations, faster seller than life of McKinley, everybody will buy; actiye agents can make $16 to $20 per day: we manufacture this book and guarantes highest salary, commission and prcmpt RUPTURE cu trom busines Rupture Cure Co., _Omaba. $25; send (nr 4|rculnr- E b Li o pain, detention g‘lym GO TO The Gol Cfinds of pleating. enables _th quicker work than las block. service; freight pald, credit given; sample ook mailed free; now ready; order toda nd secure your cholce of lerritory. A, unamh 392 1T Their new do better, ever before. man_Pleating Co. for all dress The Official Publishers, M J—Mi sermons and Book Co., Chicago. lectures; memorial; copyright; big book; FLESCHER will fix your bicycle rght. DR. TALMAGE, life, work, fllustrated, best terms. Free outdt 1oc for postal.” Be first. Take no other. Ex- glusively. A. B. Kuhlman Cg., Chicago, i 3 K & CO., wall paper cleaners. 'n| BEC e JMaz WANTED, agents to sell Life of Talma, official book; 3 per cent commiasio: VIAVI, wom treatment. Omaha. ay to bealth. Home 346 Bee B U—lhdl’" pe freight paid; credit given and premium outfit free; big money; write immed! ELITE PARLORS. 615 So. 16th 8. 2, foer. 2T M7 TO LOAN-CHATTE! TREES. Jive stock, e rnk‘; loan ll_ Barker MONEY loaned on plain niote to_salaried people; business confidential; lowest rates. #1¢ Paxtor block. The J. A’ Hutton Go. Jewelry, Co.. 1o salaried sué. to Duff Green, LOANS on (‘HA'n‘EL! and SALARIES. TAYLOE, & Paxton block BUSINESS CHANCES. TO GET In or out of business call on Wil liams, Room 411 McCague bullding WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange your business or property quick communi- cate with one who has the customers. J. H. Johnson, 843 N. Y. Lite. ‘}'lmmrl:ga\ iy FOR SALFE, the beet hardware stock in the best agricultural bection of lowa; I annual trade; involc $10,000; profits must close up an estate tnterest the ity reason for selling. Address V &, Y—M42 FOR SALE, easy terms, small cash pay- ment, balance monthly. my entire livery stock, hacks and hearse; excellent change 1o step into good paying busine: Utterback, Ogden barn, Cou{wllulgufl Stock will FOR SALE-—Furniture, fixtures par lease of the only hotel in l)-mo.-..l glnlculln write _Box Otmond, ht Y—763--19 IF YOU want to BUY or SELL real es- tate call o: write NEW 0“‘~Cm‘R(‘H CO., Y. Lite Bldg., Umlhl 4th Floor N. — Sl A_NO. 1 new brick blackemith shop, 26x80, 10 and 12-foot cellings, equipped with the iatest improved mac) ment to three men, business town. Carraher Bros., Unsurpassed. FOR a_profitable come elegant inery, located ives employ- in thriving Mu3 2 gropositon, monthiy in. equipped rooming and Poarding house: patroms the best: best location in city; large capacity Johneon, N. Y. Life. 'Phone TREES, shrubs, roses and vines of every yhriety. Sales grounds, 1jth and Douglas Fraok R. Martin, prop. e a TREES | SHRUBS " The choicest and largest assortment of home growh Fruit, Ornamental FLOWERS ¢ Parking Trees, Shrubs and flowers ever brought to this city, from the famous Crescent City Nurseries, located 10 miles trom Omaha. All sizes and prices. Stock guaranteed. Come and pick out what you want. CRESCENT NURSERIES, G. H. Keys, Mgr. Omaha Business. Salesground 21st and Farnam, South Side. Telephone 1626, CRIMSON RAMBLER roses and Panicu- lata Clematis, 2 years old (I!ll\!"d and planted anywhere in_ Omaha or OUmaha, T6c each or $1_per pair; taken | nursery stock. A. V. ing, 47 N. 234 st. L - - — — ] PIANOS, SELL YOU A PIANO THAT P, ALERS CHARGE SH_OR_310_ MONTH PR WALTER, MANUFACTU HLR RGENT, fiiz C ALIFORNIA ST, W UT MEDICAL. LADIES, if hopeless, worrled or discour- aged rite vs fof our regulator; ome (roalmenl guaranteed to relleve abnormal case of suppression, any cause. Dr. Mead Rem. Co., 21 Quincy st., Chicago. —M649 M3 LADIES! Chichester's Englis Pills are the best. Bafe, re no other. Send 4 stamps for "Relief for Ladies: in Jetter by return mafl. Ask your 'drugi chester Pennyroyal ble. ~ Take e, STOCK_ of about $3,000 in good location. Would take Omaha residence property for about $1,600. Address, Box Towa. Y—213—M- FOR Nebraska company, as active man- ager and secgetary, a man with business ility beyond the average, who can qual- ify as a stockholder for $2300 and ex- perienced in handling salesmen; state ex- perience and references, X &, Bee TEN ROOMS, splendidly furnished modern brick flat, best location, fully occupied, first-class’ roomers; paying J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Life. 7-ROOM brick fat, nicely furnished, good location, rent reasonable, furniture at blr ain: lady going investigate. . Johnson, N. ¥ —M3 #0 WILL buy a com; ice box and all. lete mucher s outfit, Address, X 14, Bee. pain faress Y FOR BALE, a good and small’ jobbinj taken at once. Ad cheap, 1f ce Y—-M419 | GOOD paying barber shop, Kern furniture, 3-chair shop, town of 14906; reason for selling sickness; bargain if bought soon. Addreu P. O. box 684, Nebraska City, Y—M4T1 15% Chemicai Co.. Philadelp! o Pa MANUFACTU MELCHOIR, 13th and Howard, ma- ch!mu M3 OMAHA Safe and Iron Wke., make a spe- clalty of fire escapes, shuttérs, doors and safes. G. Andreen, Prop., 102 Bo. 10th 8t e FRATERNAL ORDERS. THE OARDENERB protect old age as well harter members free. Particu- l !rom Frank llosewater, supreme manager, 222 Bee Bldg. —TH OSTEOPATHY. GID E._& ALILE JOHNSON, tfl(e'g‘nlln - Suite 515, N. Y. Life Bidg. Tel DR. T. HUNT, 512 McCague Bidg. Tel -7 DR. MRS. MUSICK, Douglas Bik. Te_l‘%é R T TR ... FUR DRESSING. O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners. 1434 So. i3th, ) RIS S ARSI~ W FOR EXCHANGE. ately, American Publishing house, Star butlding, J—Mii 21 AGENTS wanted: Life of DeWitt T-lnu.e. largest, best, authentic official book i Gstrated: Tetals i1 8; H outfit free; now I AM the best doctor in the world. 1 can break bol'l in gos minute, Write od live. Prof. Johnson, and Jones 6 U—M134 15% ‘Write me and nts, it given; q_rvfl! fflfl) per da enormous demand.’ The Bible house, ‘1 Plymouth Place, Chicag: Mi03 20¢ AGENTI WANTED—Life of Rev. De- Witt Ti PRIVATE home for ng confinement; Bractte. "Mra. Bu VAPOR BATHS, 418% N. 16th st Al fo! a bables adopted. rget. 126 M1I* T ; official memorial edition; large book‘ outfit free. Ad ‘3% Wabash AT, ONCE. & good, rellable agent making branches of & Q. In southern Nebraska tc llkn l ood side line on commission. Address Y 19, Bee. J—M40 ML agents, “Life of BAVE THE BANDS MOLLIE: “lul To Eat. larges! k, best illustrated, lulhtmlc. extra lberal EVERY commercial B d e tways distinguished as the EADE: THE STOECKER CIGAR is now recognized as the leading 5c straight. Try one and be convin MME. SMITH, baths, 18 N 1‘% 4 n line some F. STOECKER CIGA one and get a PRE)"LK RE feel more like —Gearge. oor, r. 2. 3 Mige and Metzgar, publishers, % Lake st., MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. WILL exchat oak wardrobe for folding bed. ®.i :ogl Z—M510 WILL sell or exchi eriy o-room cottage an coln. Value, $2,000. Y or Omaha prop- llx lots in Lin- 1, Bee. Z—M417 1° FACTORIES, TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases: trunks repaired. Om. Trunk Factory, 1#% Farnam. CURTAINS CLEANED. LACE curtains cleaned, %c a ir. Farnam Btreet Hand Laundry, #10 Faroam St —52 A FOR SALE—REAL BSTATE. odern house Dod‘e lll'l DO you want an lr.?on w m Boot Dazkatn i clu‘:fi e % So ‘l.m SL RE—M1000 17 FINE RESIDENCE. 9 rooms, all modern house, near Hanscom park, sightllest location in city, pave- ment all paid, east front lot, fine barn Owner leaving Omaha, will sell at abeo- lutely right price; immediate possession. X & Bee RE—613 GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate, mort- §age, rentals, insurance. Lrown block. RE—851 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, = IOTICB. PAPER HANGERS. OMAHA Steam Paste Co. of paste iflbg)-. ter work u\d J. d_to. Itree, =370 for all purposes, in bla " and Write fof prces. 2210 Cuming. PAWNBROKE EAGLE Loan ice, reliable, ing; all business confidential. Chicago. 458 17% WANTED_A goodl nurse girl at once. 2 ney St. C—453—16 GIRL for general housework. 1w N. ®a. 44819, WANTED, girl for general housework: German preferred. Manderson C—=M4 17 REIIN!D girl over 18 to write for us at (‘yl)A Address, with stam, & Co.. 5 Walnut st., Philadel- Pa. 465 17 WANTED, ®00d, capable second girl. 24 Capltol ave, pa c—flzu 11’“ Qo Clce 2N s MRS st 2 HOUBSES, stores. Bemis, Faxton block. - D—s00 -lix;.‘m “and_Cali- yard. Inquire g 5‘?‘1 e D-1a HOUSES 4 fl'kr&"u“.}.,“"r&“& U&!fi”u. S-room furnished house. louu. HOUBES and flats. Ringwalt, mrkua Tt ey 22 Capitol y £ 4 Omaha Vlll 8 m, or T FOR {.I'lh modltn. detached Sy Bnhlei 450, THREE & 4-room spartments. 0§ 8. 224 D56 M-3* ' xoept furnace, 2 < Bidg. 'Phone 8. D8 IIQHT-IOOH. M. Nnuunr. W-ROOM modern house, 1008 sther ris Boyer, 26 lnd Cnfl: =g, Tel D—806-A28° VANS and bageage wagons. 'r;l;;_m Wth and with basement, Jlem G. D—M381 loallon Turkingi £ Maggard V. & & Co. s Webster. E Tel 149 V%07 SBEE PAYNE BOSTWICK & CO. f m houses. 8012 N. Y. Life Bidg. Tal. M0 HOUSES, ste. ¥. D, Wead, 1534 Dougias, ©ROOM modern cottage & house. A 5. D47 FOR RENT, & lull‘ Turnisbed house of 7 rogms in l d.lll’l le neighborhood. Ad- rese Y Doaeial PIV‘-ROOI h'kl -odtrn furnace. Apply at M 8. lllh 8t , except FOR RENT, m $-room house. good '?hnm and b.ltrno- LA walking (T tance to business. .uubn the clty; t3 small family ;;:uy : nr month k -l-n‘n-nw"y-. =" FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. FURNISHED rooms for remt. U& M WANTED, agents in every town and y In_ Nebraska, competent o earn $25 to $50 per week, to represent us rapldly going. Nebraska Omah. PER CENT on bi "l Optigns to pay Home KLE, usiness properu per cent on residence property. whole or part any B"m. 41 8. 15th 461 2 WANTED—TO RENT. oot MONEY to loan on improved Omaha_ re: e Brennan-Love Co., 308 So. WANTED to rent, large front room with alcove or two connecting room: with modern improvements, by couple! state | price; references. Addrese Y 22, Bee. Selby, $300, $600 AND $1,000 private money, 1, 2, | "or § years, on eastern Nebraska well ‘located cottages in Omaha Board of Trade Bldg. 3 tarms or L. w -nl — M6y 17* —_— WANTED-TO BUY, each. F. D. W A\(TED—ADDHrln . Wead, ts for a few | ans, 52,00 1624 Dounu St W—s24— WANTED, Mlhu( Co., 13 secondhand furpiture; Brlce- pna Enterprise Furniture 14th. Tel. 2296 982 M! FOR lALE cholce mo} Farnam St., rg!le loans. O-rvln Wi “’—“ WANTED, eit MIDIUM Farnam Smit! paetd Y 5, furniture for six r Yo. 1 condition. N—M#0 1 ffldc loans and warrants. & Co., 1320 Farnam St. W50 w. FARM and city I SMALL cash register. Address tion A, City. homas, 1st Nat. Blnk Bldl 'l‘.l u WANTED, second-hand en neer's level in g0od condition. Address ee. N—Mier 20 B PER CENT loans. Garvin BM.. 1604 W8T R C. CHOlu: FARM LOANS FOR SALE. PETERS & CO, 17® Farnam !! W—M#20-M FOR SALE—FURNITURE. PRIVATE money. F.D. Weaa, 1524 Douglas Ly HOUBES and lots in all parts of city; alm acre property and farm lands. The O. Davis Co., Room 652, Bee Bul RANCH and farm lands for sale Union Pacific Railroad compan: McAllester, land commisgioner, ann Far citic H(‘dflw(t". Omaba, N | 3% ACRES for %5, near Ruser's park, fine level land for gardeniug, near school The Byron Reed Co., 7i2 8. 14th st. IF YOU want one of the nicest §-room homes in Hanscom Place I will give you 4 bargain Owner lefi city. Must sell J. H. Sherwood, %7 N. Y. L. Bidg. ln PAYNI: BOSTWICK & CO. for cholce barga! 601-2 N, Y. Life Bldg, T'L 1016, THE OMAHA REALTY 1301 Douglas 8L, upstairs small hou-fl for sale; chn. b mm Call for catalogue and price e money (0 ioan on e FOR BALE, good, .-\l modern, hou.le 1 Wlll Bee. e consider part RE-—-MIl31 HOUSES, lots, 'm ranches, loans; also fire tusurance. Bemls, Paxion Block c;l,lg::mo Furnitare Co., 1410 Dod and warsaats, Nt' and neondhnnd bought Farnam Bt., Bee Bld, C. P 8. eters & (‘o WANTED, city and farm loans; also bo?g‘i, exchanged 4% TO § P. C. money. Bemils, Paxton Blk W53 WITH every $10 sale we will give FREE a beautiful oil painting. We have a com- Blete lino of Louse furnishings. new and PRIVATE mon Sherwood, 887 N. Y. Lo Entes grhe Fur- | seco! prices right. Titare Co, 184 8. 14th. Tel O—8sa M9 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. —_— FOR SALB-HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. ogop Btudebaker top bu | W. Johnson, witl Dlohn.%*r' Pfi' Co. m.pun:nd:n and uj mA FOR repair work on light and heav wagons see Frost, 14th n‘:a Iclvw;ozl' -all,_ n Inted m. Burg, l Bher- u holding a_steady y or removing NR’ lAl;E—anUl uu ve Wfi ‘ m Il FOR lAI.&—Iuc:u.qul 8. FIR tmbers for house movers, ete. teet; cribbing and hog fence. 30U m_ sized ny; and uddfu7 loan can be monthly Stances will y withou 40 to 71 ¥ las. "35,. Sher. 100 STYLES trusses, catalogue yments, AL WHEN IN NEED OF MONEY DEAL WITH THE AMERICAN LOAN CO. LOANS FROM §10 TO $20 MADE On Furniture, Planos, ete., position, I'Ilhou the property, and to people ub- at CHEAP'R AND EASIER RATES than elsewhere. You can have the money on the same day you ask for It, and the 4" off in easy weekly or as your circw rmit, thus enabling you to | inconvenience or ‘ome {n and l?Ik it over with us. AM N LOAN Room 38 Thlrd Floor, Paxton’ Bloek — M3 worry. man a McConnell Drug w l‘tql a0d phonographs, superior to any musical instrument; $ up. The Wlllnlu Co., 1631 Farnam. Q 'LES, B BRI We make and s and cn.uc__ SDHAND safe cheap, Deright, 1119 'ml“-. INDIAN goods and relics. 115 Farmem, _— munii) sale cheap. Schwarts, 114 & ey Horses. and other chattels. LARY LOANS service loans on Furniture, Carriages ‘Wagons, keep it koe it |n¢er ud for it nly what time Lf We are hlde";ull Io' r‘l-. quick and con- courteous treatment. We invite conblflml of rates, L tme. paymaents. ete. heun "dnn"fl-yu gy We fi’.‘.é“‘ N wfll -m -z:‘?“fi H H H H H H H i CHARLES B, 1% » Faram street. WILLIAMSON SIXTEENTH ST. business property, 22x66, corner lzard, tm&lu\'ed. only 32.860. Har- rison & Morton, Y. Life. Rb—m » 11600 ACRES cholce farming given away by the government; send - cent money order to D. W. Forbes, Bone- steel, South Daketa, who will send you the Homesteader's Guide, 9ficial maps, ete. RE—M46§ 17 land to be FOR SALE. Owing to removal from city will offer my I-room residence, one of the | " elegant finest in Hi | Dpossession at once. Address X 4, ms.—um 1i* ALL ABOARD fornl mnern government land I southers California open for settlement; the largest irriga- tion canal in America is now compieted ; soll is very rich and lerms; railrpad be completéd in short time; send 10 cents for apd maps and full informa- tion. Keld & Heber, agenws, 1w »outn Broadway, Los Angeles, LN RE-M0 M16 house paints, varnishes highest; prices lowest. 'aint Co., 1015 Jonelil BUY best Qualit Oil & ete. iona/ E—Mé68 M e ——— SHORTHAND AND TYPWRITING, GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col, ith&Doug = A C. VAN BANTS school. 1 N, Y. Life. — BOYLES' college, court reporter prinei oy A" ~“Spudiag RITNP rineinal. scom Flace, at a low n(un, | — — — — — | GRAND Eiectric Co., 16 & Jackson, Tel. 2846 FLORISTS. L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel 1253 —589 —— GARBAGE. ANTL-MONOPOLY G4RBAGE CO.. cleans cesspools and vaults removes garbage and ead animals at reduced prices. | 1728, ® —_— LAUNDRY, OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, Se;_coll I it te 17 Leavenwortn, el St —574 e DRESSMAKING. DRES!MAK!NG In flfll!llfl or at home. . 3042 F —905—M-6 STAMPS, COINS, ETC. BOUGHT—Omaha Stamp Co., 209 So. 13th. —_— ng Central America, lose one hour later at via Colon, foreign’ branch. ANCE, per (mail for directed ¥ , Via Huvre ther parts of Europe must be s. La Champagne ); at 8:30 a. m plementary 10 a. m.) for EUROPE, per €. 8. Deutschland, via Plymouth, Cher- bourg and Hamburg SATURDAY—At { a_m. for EUROPE, . & Staatendam, via Plymouth Ireland muet be r s endam”); a (supplementary 11 a‘m) tor BUROPE, per s & Sax via Queenstown; at §:8 a. m. for SCUT- LAND direct, per s. s Anchoria (mail must be directed ‘per s & Anchorfa’) at 11 a. m. for ITALY direct, per & & Aller (mail must be directed '“per s Aller"): at il a. m. for DENMARK rect, per & 8. Island (mail must be di- rected “per s 8 lsland’); at 12 m. AZORES ISLANDS, per’s. s. Trojan Prince per (mail tor Staat- SPRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes printed matter, commercial papers, and samples for Germany only. The same class of mall matter for other parts of Europe wiil not be sent by this ship unless epecially directed by her. After the closing of the suppiementary Trans-Atiantic malls named above, addi tional supplementary mails are ned on ‘the piers of the American, English, French and German steamers, and remain open until within 10 minutes of the hour of saling of steamer. Central Amerien, fen, E m, for CUBA, YUCA- TABASCO and CHI- ll isperanza (mall for other parts "ot A‘b]k‘n must be \llrn ed b6, Etperanza~); at § a MUDA, per 8 s ‘Trinidad; P for JAMAICA, per & & Admiral Schiey, from Boston. FRIDAY—At (supplementas b tar BAHAMAS And RANTIAGO per s. 5. Bantiago; at 12 m_for MEXICO per a & Matanzas, via ‘rempico (maii it be directed ‘‘per ! l Matanzas') u-r( RDAY—AL S 8 m pplementary §:30 éz! PORTO RI\‘() CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per o 5. Philadeiphia (mail for Savaniia and Carfagen: ust be di- “per s. &. Philadelphia”); m for BRAZIL. per s 8. Coleridge. via Babjs and Rio Janeiro (mail for Northern Bra Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay be directed per 8. s. Coleridge); at ] (supplementary 10:30 &. m.) for ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAVA- d CARTAGENA, per ¢ . Alta) (mail for Costa Rica musi be directe “per s. s. Altal’); at 9:3) & m. (suppie- mentary 100 a 'm.) for HAITI and SANTA MARTA, per & & Adirondack; 3 a. m. for ARGENTINE, URI GUAY ana PARAGUAY, per 5. o. Strabc 3 a. m. for CUBA, per s. s Mex a Havana; at 10 a. m. for HAITL per s, s Oranje Nassau (mall for Curiacao, Venezuela, Trinidad, British Guiana must be directed “per u’); at 12:3% p. m pe Olinda, via Matanzas, etc. (ordinary I only, Wwhich must be directed 'per Olinda"). Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 6:3) p. m. (connecting close here every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday). Mails for Miquelon, by rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 6 ‘Mails for Cuba, by rail jo Florida: and thence by steamers, are dispatched daily, final con- necting closes, for dispatch’ via Port Tampa, on Bundays at a. m., Tues- days and Fridays ai % p. m.; for sul(h via Miami, on ondays lnd Fri- aye at L@ p m! Maile for Mexico City, gverland, ‘anless specially addressed fof dispatcn' by’ steamer, close at this office y except Sunday at 1:3 and 11:30 Sundays at 1 p. m. and Statis for Costa Rica, Belise, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by rall to New Orleans, and thence by steamer, ciose at this office daily excent Hundn at *1:80 p. m., Sun- days at *1:% p. m. (conneoting closes here Mondays for Belize, Puerto Cortex and Guatemala, and Tuesday for Costa Rica.) *Registered mail closes at §:00 p. m. pre- vious day. Transpacific Mails. Mails for China and Japan, via Tacoma, close here 2. up to Aprii #13th, inclusive, for dispatch per 8. Taeoma. Mails for Hawail, via SBan Francisco, close here daily at 6:40 p. m. u.muml-l h inclusive, for despatch Mafls for Tahiti and qunun Islan, o, close here dally Apm Seiith. inclust |L‘h I Agstral oF " awall, .‘hpm and China, via ncisco, cl ere daily at 6:30 m, up to Aprléh selsth, inclusive, for na patch pe Mafls for Ohir 4 Japan, via Seattle close here datly @ pm. up to April for alapatcn Tpor s *415th, inclusive, . 8. Riojun Maru. (Registered mall must be directed *‘via Seattle’). Malls for Australia, (exce] tralia, which is forward ew Zealand, Fiji, t West Aus- via Europe), Samoa and Hawall via San Francisco, close here daily at 6:3 p. m. after April *5th and up to April Uth, inclusive, or on arrival of s s o due at New York April *w2sth, tch per s. 5. Sonom Mails !or Austialia (except Wet icl vis Europe, and New Zea: Tand. which cocs yia dan Franciece). and Fiji Islands, via Seattls and Victoria, Copsions here duily at o3 b m."up o ril **26th, inclusive, for dispatch per 8. Ploana (specially &ddressed only). Matls for Hawail, China and Japai San Francisco, close here o P ) m Apr]l)lo"mm inclusive, for 5 t Australia, - la B(lllll .nd toria, B. hére dalily p. m, up to April -mn inclusive, for dlm patch per & & Emp ress of China (regis- lr gpecially addressed, o Uy B Postal agency al cannot forwarded wvia f0¢ the Philippine Islands Francisco, close here daily at Tato oy Sitn, nciaaive, for dispateh per U. 8. transport. Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of salling dally and the schedule of clos. tng is arranged on the presumption of thelr uninterrupted overk M nsit. **Registered mall m. previous s atton Tor at shun Canada, Mal \lA Bln closes at ELIUS VAN « SOF: Postmaster Postoffice, New. York, . April 11, 1902. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. PERMANENT SIDEWALKS. NATURAL stone, cement, brick, Welshan's Mantel and Tile Co., 309'S. th TeL !-, r—-————.—fi EDUCATIONAL. FRENCH, Spanish, fencing. e ——————— NICKEL PLATING. 33 Bee Bldg. —MIST A2 OMAHA Plating Co\Boe Bldg. Tel. %35 COAL. MONROE Coal and Feéd Co. 'Phone 971 —945 M3 e —— ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. 108 M10 BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 16th. —bod BAILEY THE DENTIST Srd floor Paxton block, Omaha, Neb. A RELIABLE DENTAL OFFICE. (Established in 185 ) silver flling: Gold and piatina ‘alio Pure gold filling, up g Gold crown, 22k, any wise . We make laughing gas and vitaiized No charge fof extractng 1if ordered Good set of teeth Best set of teeth Set teeth on alumin; ALL WORK GUARANTEED, i teeth are NEB. B . EB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd s STORAGE. PACIFIC lurrup and Warehouse Co., 914 Jones, neral storage and tw'udtn‘ Van Btor. Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. 1660-863. —s STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (S8hould be read DAILY by all tnterested, as changes may OCCUr at am. S orelan malls (o the weeh snatip A pril 19, 1902, will close (PROMETLY In all cases) as foliows: o ome bour 8, time shown bejow. ~for Germany close at d- -uunu and PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES— Department of the Interior, Office of In- dlan’ aftairs, Washington, D. C., March 1, ed proposals, indorsed “Proposals 1or piankota Gooten’ &84 clothing, etc’,” dlrecl Tiand® Wooster sireet, New Nos. \ork (n{ will h Tuudn ay 13, 1W2, for fur- nl.lhlnl for the Indian Service, blankets, woolen and cetton goods, clothing, notions, hats and caps. Bids must be government blanks. Schedules giving all necessary information for bidders will be furnished on applica lon lo the Indlan of- fice, Washington, Nul 7 and D w \Ml(—r street, w Yorl City; 235 Johnson Chicags, 1lL.; No. $15 Howard street, Neb.; lhe cnmmhlnriu of sub- renne, Leaven- l ul and San Fran- cisco; the postmasters at Sloux City, Yank- ton, Arkansas City, Jaldwell, Topeka, Wichita and Tucson. Bids will be opened at the hour and days above stated, and bidders are Invited (o be present lhl opening. The department reserves right to determine the point of flell\ery and to reject any and all bids, or any part of any bid. W. A JONES, Commis- sloner. ApristoMay? PROPOSALS FOR FOUR BUILDINGS and Water Bystem—Depariment of the ln- ferior. Office of Tndian Affairs. ton, D. C., March %, 1902 —Sealed endorsed ‘“Proposais for 4 Flandreau, South Dakota™ addressed to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, will be recel at the Indian Office until 2 o'clock p. m. of Wednesday, April %0, 1902, for furnishing the necessary materials and iabor required to construct and complete at Flandreau School, Soyth Dakota, one brick workshop, one brick warehouse, one frame emplcyes’ quarters, one brick laundry and one water system, in strict accordance with plans, specifications and instructions to_bidders, which ma office, the offices of Moody County Enterprise, Flandreau, South Dakota; the Improvement Bulletin, Minneapolis. Minn.; the Inter Ocean. Chicago, 1IL.; the Bulider and Traders' exchange at Omaha, br he U 8 indt sistence, U. 8. worth. Bt. Lotis, Bt ree! Chl New York City, For turther information F. Plerce, superin lent, hool, Flandreau, Bouth Dakota JONES, Commissioner. \ b 26 Johnson street 79 Wooster streef, lnd at the .chool apply to CI B n WA LEGAL NOTWE. . NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. The town council of the Incorporated town of Coon Raplds, lowa, ask for bids to furnish and lay five @) ;:'20‘1‘:' ;('f‘(::rhl() inch Ps, taosther ¥ " "Bids to be opened Mon- Coyncil reserves the right M FloRE A, Rapids, lows, April 12, 190 A-li-a-6-t to formation inquire of Coon for | 12:30 | as the case may be, and | to the commissioner of Indian | Chicago, Daylight o, Express Ligcoln, Colo. 8prings, ver w Pueblo | ar. | Gpicaso &2 R8s TR | Chicago Limited. Chicago & Omaha Chicago & Northwesters. E8y ] i z E g £ Hig Chicago Passenger Eastern Express. Eastern Bpecial B5E5 3 GER EskEes e HH — WEBSTER DEPO1-15TH & WEBSTER , Elkhorn & M 3:0 pm & 5:09 prm - 43:00 pm o 50 pra Hastings, Vork, David » City, puperior, Geneva, Excler and Seward....b Norfolk, ' Lincain 48 Nebraska Weeping Wates Chicawo, > Twin City Passenger. Sloux City, Pn.llenl.r Emerson Local, bl‘pm ll.n. ——— BURLINGTON STATION=~10TH & MASON Chicago, Buriington & Quiney,” uovn‘ Bellevas & Facia 3t Bansas Uiy, Su Blafts. Kansas Cit St. Louls Flyer.. Kansas City Nigh b Dally except. Sunday. ady only, a’Daily except Saturday. cxcept Monday. w York-Hotterdam, via poulogne, 8. Twin-Screw s. 8. of 13,0 tons register. N Fiviree il NGam apr. 1, fae Via Plymouth and li'ulugnt Sur. Tpinsere™ Polsdam ape. e 104 30 Twin-Screw Steamer Angly 8" Jones, E‘.‘ First National Bank. DISTINCT Sllm Fast Twin-Screw Passenger Steamers sailing weekly from Boston, Portland and Montreal to Liverpool, alsoBoston to Mcdnenlnnnm‘.Send for booklet, For rates, etc., apply to local agent or company's offict OTTAWA, Kan.. April 16—The ‘J r{ the case of Mrs. Marie Stanley, on trial for the murder of James B. th, war veteran, was 8til out at 10 o'clock this morning d the indications were that a \'Ierdlct would not be reached for lomu time. Seasonable Fashions. 4098 Shirt Waist, 32 te ¢o Bust. Woman's Box Plaited Shirtwaist, No. 4008 —Box plaits are among the features of the ason and are seen upon many of the latest shirtwaists. The novel and attractive model shown exemplifies thelr use and Is admirable for many materials. The original is made of white mercerised cheviot and Is worn with a tie and belt of black lberty satin, bat madr chambray, percale, linen, dimity and the like as well as flaonel al- batross, taffeta, peau de sole and all waist. ing cloths and silks are appropriate, Both the fronts and the back of the walst are laid in parrow box plaits that are stitched for their entire length and are drawn in gathers at the waist line to give a tapering effect to the figure. The sleeves are plain, in regulation shirt style, and are fluished with straight square-cornered cuffs. AL the neck is & plain stock that closes at the back. The closing is effected by means of buttons and buttonholes worked M the center box plait. To cut bis waist in the medium size 4 yards of material 21 inches wide, 3% yards 27 tnches wide, 2% yards 32 inches wide or 2 yards 44 inches wide will be required. The pattern 4098 is cut in siges for a 32, 34, 36, 35 and 40-inch bust memsure, For the accommodation of The Bes read-