Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 18, 1902, Page 9

- NOTICES of The Bee. Answers so addressed will e delivered on presentation of the Oheok only. A —— SITUATION WANTED. GROCERY MAN — Experienced _eastern man, good saleaman, best references, wants position in wholesale or retail store; correspondence solicited, Y 2, Bee A-Miss 0 WANTED by young Japanese u situation cook; can prove himself to be first- olass. Address Y 23, Bec., A—Mis2 20 ———— e WANTED=MALE HELP THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1902. FOR RENT<FURNIS nooMs, FURNISHED ROOMSE, gas, bath, tele. Phone, cheap. tnam, 3 figor, W side M9 THREE rooms, furnished or unfurnished, parior floor. 1608 Dongias. M349 13 ROOMS. 106 Capitol ave. B-Md15 15% —————————————————————— , ROOMS AND BOARD, home for young men. 108 S. %t St F—a HOOMS and board Glencairn, 1609 Doug Fo NIC FOR RENT, nicely furnished, steam heated Fooms, with or without board. Midland hotel, 16th and Chicago Sts. = ROOMS—"The Farnam,” 19th and Farnam. Pt DESIRABLE sute of room: unfurnished, May 1. Hth St F00—M-6 THE ROSE, %20 Harney, rooms with board. F—t51—M-15 , first_floor, The Pratt, 212 8 PLEASANT south N one or two gentlemen. 2571 8t. Mary's Ave. WANTED, two or three men to work from our_wi ns; steady work and vod pay. C.'¥. Adams Co., 1613, Howard St. B—M459 GOOD messengers wanted; increased pay. A. D. T. Co,, 212 South 13th. B—w $5 FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK. 1t you live in the country or in a small town and have & good acquaintance arong the fai and stock ralsers in o neighbornood you can make $5 easily y four or five hours' work. Write us and we will send you. our proposition. The Bee Publishing Co., Solicitors’ Dept., Omaha, Neb. B-M2{3 WANTED, l‘!wd man in every county to taks subscriptions for the Twentieth Century Farmer. Our agents make good w-,u everywhere. References required. Addre! 'wentieth Century Farmer, Omaha, B—613 FOR RENT=UNFURNISHED ROOMS. DESK room space, $ per month, ground floor room in The Bee bullding, facin Farnam street; no expense for light, h or janitor service. K. C. Peters & Co., Rental Agents, Bee bullding G-l SUITE of rooms, modern, housekeeping. 616 Georgia ave. 492 21 ——————— e ey FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT, the bullding formerly occu- pied by The Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has Tour stories and a basement which was formerly used as The Lee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. if interested upply at once to C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room 100, Bee bullding. 261 THREE or_four good men wanted; $100 per month. Call 627 Paxton block. B—M4§l STORE, 24xi0. 2408 Leavenworth St. 1174 A2 WANTED, salesmen to solicit orders on a Dew proposition by which you can earn to §5 a de men ‘from 23 to 28 esir ers and well recom- mended. Room 106, Omaha Eee blu;— B . WANTED, first-class painters and paper hangers. A. L. Seabrook, #08 N. 16th %h WANTED, house painters at St. Lou Mo., steady work, 8 per day, elght hour: B-Mo21 21* WANTED, ntleman desires to take private fessons in French two evenings each weel Must call at my residence, Address, stating metbod of teaching, X 42, Hee. B—M70 \ WANTED, experienced Involce clerk; must be quick and accurate at figures; give ay previous cupation and salary wanted, Address X 44, Bee. . B—Msgs WANTED—Two_upholsterers at once. 2121 Leavenworth St, B—426—19* G, R RATHBUN gives private lessons in ‘bookkeeping. Room 15, Commercial Na- tional bank. BM160 FIRST-CLASS butcher wanted. Washing- ton Market, 514 N. 16th BApl—1 WANTED-Experienced soda Balduff, 1620 Farnam. BOOKKEEPER wanted. thoroughly ~responsible young w, 25 to 80, to take full charge of our books. Apply only by letter, giv .n‘d l‘fi', 'M;:TCFI. l_l;'e‘scr{; l;l‘nplsoyls?nl and salal re e . E. Banhorn &0 1605 Howara S, Omah. e B-479 20 want a competent We and SALESMEN WANTED, BALESMEN to sell our fine groceries in towns or country direot to consumer: satisfaction guaranteed; profitabl desirable; no capital nece lished 25 years; headquart men. Loverin & Browne, ‘wholesal grocers, dept. A, 1807 8. Clark s Ricago. Chicago. BALESMEN: wanted, “big salary or com- |- mission pald to sell our goods, by sample, wholesale or retall. Addross, enclosing 3 for postage, Can-Dex Manufacturing Company, Buffalo, N. Y., U. 8. A. M4 200 WANTED-FEMALE HELP, WANTED, two young lady students to learn halrdressing, manicuring and chis ropody_and scientific _imassage. Call or write Room 220, Bee Bldj =" WANTED-—-Competent waist finisher. Mrs, Caldwell, 518 Broadway, 2d floor, Council Blufts, M1 WANTED, competent cook. Mrs Vi B, Caldwell, 6% 8. 20th. C—B1416 20 GIRL for general housework. 140 N. 33d. C—48-19 WANTED, lady demonstrator: capable taking charge of department. Cail before 9 a. m. or after 3 p. m. Room 53, Douglas Block. C—T 1T WANTED, » competent girl for general hiousewori:. small tnmllg; 5000 “wages Mrs. day D. Foster, 1045 tGeorkin_ave. —MA4ST 200 WANTED, girl to take care of baby and st in ‘small family. 1725 §. 2%th 8 C—M458 20° | e ——y— FOR RENT-HOUSES, also lady WANTED, . FOR RENT, store in first-class location; rent reasonable. Alfply R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee Bidg. 1—26 LARGE room in the Paxton block to let, suitable for lodge purposes. Apply room 65, Paxton block, or W. FARNAM SMITH & CO, 1303 DOUBLE store bullding, #th and Cuming 8ts.; cheap rent. F.D. Wead, 1524 Doug- las Bt. 14251 e ————————— PERSONAL. PRIVATE hospital, before and during ron finethent; bables ‘adopted. 205 Grant St Mrs. Gardels. Tel. F-1153. i FLESCHER will fix your bicycle right, DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns and superfiu- ous half removed by electricity. R. 1%, Frenzer Block. U519 HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chiro- ody, for ladles ogly, lu_connectio with fe B thery, 216-29 Tee Bldg 8 RUPTURE permanently cured In 30 to @ | daye; send for circular. O. 8. Wood, D., 541 New York Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb. U520 ACCORDION pleatin, quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17 & Dou GRAMOPHONES and_supplies, wholess and retail. Collins Plano Co., 1822 Doug- las. : U—82 CHIROPODY a specialty. 1In_connection with The Bathery, rooms 216-220 Bee Bldg Tel. 1716, U523 SHAMPOOING and hairdressing, 26c ‘connectlon_with The Bathery, 416-23 butlding. Tel. a6 Middlemis: In Beo Ed wall paper cleaner. Tel. 178, —MT5§ M5 RUPTURE cured, $25; no pain, detention from business; send for circulars. Empire Rupture Cure Co, @2 N. Y. Life Bidg., Omaha. U— M52 GO TO The Goldman_ Pleating Co. for all kinds of pleating. Their new machinery | nables them o do better, cheape GQuicker work than ever before. 200 Dgug- fas block. U—M2I4 BECK & CO., wall paper cleaners. Tel. 141, o it U—M213 A2 VIAV], woman's way to hea VA timentBobklet troe. 310 Bee Bidge Omaha. U= 2d_floor. M7 T AM the best doctor in the world. I ean break boil in one minute. Write me ana live. Prof. Johnson, 10th and Jones St. U—M134 18° PRIVATE home for ladies before and dur- jng confinement; bables _adopted. 2620 Burdette. Mrs. Burget. U—Mi2 M11* ELITE PARLORS. 615 So. 16th 8 IN EVERY commerclal line some one brand is_always distinguished as the “LEADER."” THE STOECKER CIGAR 18 now recognized as the leading b straight. Try one and be convinced. SAVE_THE BANDS and get a PREMIUM. 117 AGENTS WANTED, WANTED, canvassing agents in ever county fo_molicit_subsoriptions to THIE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER; steady employment with assured good income; agents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired; can- vassers make easily $60 to $100 per month, Address, Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. —213 WANTED agents to sell Life of Talmage; official bool 50 per cent commissiol freight paid; credit given and premium outfit free; big money; write immedi- ately. American Publishing house, Star buflding, Chicago. J—Mdi1 210 AGENTS wanted: Life of DeWitt Talmage largest, best, authenti¢ officlal book; 00 pages, ‘profusely illustrated; retall, § price to agents, 50c; outfit free: now ready; credit given; profit, $12.00 per da. enormous demand. The Bible house, 2 Plymouth Place, Chicago. J—M403 0% AT ONCE, a good, rellable agent making all branches of C., B. & Q. in southern Nebraska to take & good side line on commisston. Address 19, Bee. J—M430 M15* ents ‘in every . town connty_ih 'Nebraska, competent to ‘fi to $50. pl:ill. weel:. to re| r‘:lenl: us ritory rap! golng. Nebras] Co..%ml.hl. . J—M461 20 e N E—— WANTED-TO BUY. good secondhand furniture; Erices pajd. “Enterprise Furniturs . 14th. Tel. 2296, N-—952 M9 WANTED, highest Co,, 103 U—M{73 M16* 5 BABIES for adoption, one 2 2620 Burdette, W. F. STOECKER CIGAR C MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 24 floor, . 2. ears old. 1480 20 GEORGE: What's your latest for tonight? See page 14 April What To Eat.—Molilje. —MAS3 18 MONEY TO LOAN=REAL ESTATE. “ PERGENT on business property. per celit on residence property. Options to pay whole or part any time, W. B. IKLE, 401 8. 15th St. W52 MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Love Co., 309 Bo, 13th. W—634 $300, $500 AND $1,000 private money, 1, 2, 3 of § years, on eastern Nebraska tarms or well ‘located cottages in Omaha. . L. Selby, Board of Trade Bld W55 WA oplic: each. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas St W—a2i—17 FOR SALE, cholce mortgage loans. Garvin Bros., 1604 Farnam 8t., Omaha, WoMiD WANTED, cit; loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smi & Co,, 1320 Farnam St. W-530 FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H. Thomas, 1st Nat. Bank Bldg. 'mv'v% 5 PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 1604 arnam. st e rlde furniture for six rooms; n A No. 1 condition. _Addre: N—M440 17* MEDIUM must_be Y 5, Bee. - e NPT UL S CHOICE FARM LOANS FOR SALE. R. C. PETERS & CO., 1702 Farnam St. W—M820-M 1 SMALL cash tion A, City. WANTED, second-hai %00d condition. Address register, Address, Soda, Sta- N—460—-17% WANTED, shelves, counters, floor show- for dri/( ‘fcod odern. 1dd Riverton, la. FOR SALE—FURNITURE. PRIVATE money. F.D. Wead, 1824 Douglas W82 WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and warrants. R. Peters & Co., 1708 Farnam St., Bee Bldg. W33 NTED—Applicants for a few loans, 52,000 Al PUSINESS CHANC A_NO. 1 new brick blacksmith shop, 2%x80 10 and 13-foot cellings, equipped with the latest Improved machinery, gives empioy- ment to three men, located in thriving business town culars Catraher Bros., Elgin, Neb. Y—M113 “Unsurpassed. FOR a_profitabl come $0, ele boarding house, location In city; Johnson, N. Y. proposition, menthly in- tly equipped rooming and patrons the best; best large “capacity. J. H Life. 'Phone b Y—-M36 as_active man- v with business FOR Nebraska company ager and secretary, a m ability beyond the average, who can qual- iy as a stockbolder for' $2500 and ex- perienced in handlihg salesmen; state ex- perience and references. X 6, Y269 18 ROOMS, splendidly furnished mo k flat, best location, fully first-class’ roomers; paying proposition J. H. Johason, N.'¥. Life. Y—M3 7-ROOM brick flat, nicely furnished, d location, rent reasonable, furniture at bargain: lady going away; investigate. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Life Y—M34; orn occupied, $00 WILL buy a complete butcher's outfi, e box wnd all. Address, X 14, Beo, and smal taken ‘at once. bbing busir Address Y GOOD paying barber shop, Kern furniture, air shop, town of 14,000; reason for liing sickness; bargain if bought soon Address P. box 6%, Nebraska City, Neb. 18 WANTED, mill man-to buy interest in ‘manufacturing plant dnd take charge of planing mill business; good reasons for selling and good opportunity if taken at once. " Address Y 2, Bee, Omaja Mi90 FOR SALE, interest.in wood working busi- ness. Planing mill and steam power plan ready to operate; manufacturing well s tablished; chance for young man to get g business already made. Addfoss Bee, Omaha. Y—Mig1 21% FOR SALRB, one billlard table, one pool table and all fixtures; one bar, one back bar, with large mirror; one all ‘other fixtures belonging to a first- ass saloon, stored in Courtland, Neb. For full particulars address Samuel West- heimer, St. Joseph, Mo. Y—M493 18 ice box and FOR SALE, easy terms, small cash pay- ment, balance manthly, my entire livery stock, hacks and hearsé; excellent chance to stép into good paying business. W. C. Utterback, Ogden barn, Council Eluffs, Ia Y—M237 A% rooming house; must sell by May 1; cheap for cash, Address Lock Box 39, Cedar Rapids, Neb. Y—Mi95 20° E——————————————— FOR EXCHANGE. WILL exchan; folding bed. WIL good oak wardrobe for 49, Bee. Z—M510 sell or exchange for Omaha prop- y 6-room cottage and six lots in Lin- coln. Value, $2,00. Y 14, Bee. Z—M417 210 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. FINE RESIDENCE. 9 rooms, all modern house, near Hanscom park, sightliest location in city, pave- ment all paid, east front lot, fine barn Owner leaving Omaha, will sell at abso- lutely right price; immediate pos lon. X 8 Bee. RE—618 GEORGE G. WALLACLE, real estate, mort- §age, rentals, lusurance, JASTown blook. RE—651 HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; also acre property and farm lands. The O, F. Davis Co., Room 862, Bee bulldin IS5 RANCH and farm lamds for sale by the Union Pacific Raliroad company. B. A. McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa- cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb, 3% ACRES for $460, néag Rus park, fine level land for gardetiug; near school. The Byron. Heed Co.,"212 8. '14th st. RE—M931 IF YOU want one of the nicest s-room homes in Hanscom Place I will give you a bargain. Owner left oity. Must sell. J. H. sherwood, %7 N. Y. L. Bidg. RI-M153 #5 TO § P. C. money. Bemis, Paxton Bik. % ¥ e PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 97 N. Y. L. MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dod 2020, New and secondhand, boug! exchanged. WITH every $10 sale we will glve FREE a beautiful ofl painting. We have a com- plete lino of Louse furnishings, new and secondnand; prices right. Enterprise Fur- niture Co., 102-4 8, 14th.’ Tel. 0883 MY [— . aa————————— FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETO, See re Plow Co. —689—M-5* FOR repalr work on light and heavy wagons see Frost, 14th and Leavenworih. GOOD. Studebaker top buggy, cheap. A, W. Johnson, with Jonn'fi-; TO MOVE right t Omaha Van St Cori office 1511% Ie. 1606385, rnam, or Tels. 1666-! D% HOUSES, stores. Bemls, Faxton block. FOR SALE a:;m:a [medium_sized pony; active, tof river and sadaler; a Dargain. HE & Tin B | Pedi-17* FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOLUS, large yard. ‘Inquire at 607 . ¥ Fife ] D-1i1 ¥. Davis Co., 852 Bee Bldg. bullding. in all parts of city. The D—497 HOUSES CALIFORNIA, §-rcom furnished house. ‘all afternoons. D—d22 A2 HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker b FIR timbers for house movers, etc. 40 to 71 feet; cribbing and hog fence. 901 ‘Douglas. Q510 100 ITYLIT‘ irusses, catalogue free. Sher- man cConnell Drug Co. 16th and Dodge, Omaha. Q15 FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any other musical Instrument; $ up. The Wittman Co., 1 Q-1 2DHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. Q611 FoR n'n?«'rl o-room. modern. d.nducn._a i Gaplor K e b A bt . "H. Robison, " D292 THREE & 4-toom apartments. %16 8, 22d 8t. D—656—M-3* it e 10-ROOI other ing. ROOM, modern, except f Nattinger, Bee Biag. “Phone’ 8. D498 modern house, 1008 N. 2k ouses. Chris Boyer, 220 and Cih: Tel. D—805- A 28% INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. Q81 2DHAND safe cheap. Schwarts, 114 8B Q814 FLESCHER sells bicycies, 1622 Capitol Av. Q-ifl FINE 6é-passenger, rubber-tired, riage, extension, leat seated carriage, rubber-tired, times. $175; gtkier phastons, carrlages. RUMMOND €O, 15th and Harney. open car- top, 3 used jurreys an4 ARRIAGE Q239 A28 VANS and baggage wagons. Tel 1195, D—Mo08 1-ROOM Rouse, with basement, Hth and ckson, §35.00, location. g E w4 D-M361 . Co. 1713 Webster. 'l‘el‘loi D07 BEE PAYNE BOSTWICK & CO. for cholce Bouscs. i 1o ¥, Lits Sids. T&_’wuf' HOUSES, etc. F. . Wead, 1624 Douglas D% ully furne id house of 7 Tooms irable ne! orhood. Ad- areas ¥ 11 YBee. D-Mddl FIVE-ROOM brick house; modern, except furnace. Apply at $46 §, 18t St. R RENT, modern $-room house. good ‘nace and bathroom, easy walkin tance to business portlon of the cify; to Il family only at rr month. 2630 ey tho- ey ave. Inquire for and ulars ¢ 363 Hafney s D Mles » POBITIVELY the. | most ;‘no‘c‘!{rn"fijl«nel;. Tooms, new, §, Wort amil: ton, Tel, e Ty FOR RENT, a full AT, e r——————— FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. ol E—801 FUBNISHED rooms for rent, 1617 Cass. E-M® WIRE fence for poultry, hog, lawn and ard, hitch posts, tree guards. Wire vorks, 617 Bo. 16th St. Tel. 1680 Q—M¥72 Julyd FOR BALE, scholarship in an Omaha shorthand school, cheap. Inquli Bee Bldg. P e mQ—mm FIR timbers for house movers, ete., 40 to 71 hiddd A ‘WHEN IN NEED OF MONEY DEAL WITH THE AMERICAN LOAN CO. LOANS FROM $10 TO 3200 MADE On Furniture, Planos, etc., and to people holding a steady position, without pub- llcll{l or removing the property, and at muc CHEAPER AND EASIER RATES than elsewhere. You can have the money on the same day you ask for It, and the loan can be pald off in easy weekly or onthly rlym.nll. or as your circum- lances will permit, thus enabling you to Bly without inconvenience or Wworry. ‘'ome In and talk it over with us. m SRS pry X—M503 WE make loans on Furniture, Planos, Horses, Wagons, Carriages ond other chattels, We make BALARY LOANS without mortgage to persons who have permanent positions. You can get the money on very short notice and pay it back In one month, or keep 1t longer, and pay for it only what time you keep it We are leaders in low rates, quick and con- fidential service ‘and courteous treatment. invite comparisons payments, eté. We i the 'full amount of the n cash. We always “try to MAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2205, (Established 1892.) 8. 16th 8t. X540 ive LARGEST BUBINESS IN LOANS TO BALARIED PEOPLE., merchants, team- sters, boarding houses, etc.. without curity: easlest terms; 4 offices in prin- gipal cities. Tolman. ‘40 Baard of Trade Bldg. X544 MONEY loaned on planos, furniture. jew- elry, horses, cows, ete, C. F. Reed, i\en_a;t SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. tor cholce bargains. 60l-2 N. Y. Lire Hidg, Tel. s, THE OMAHA REALTY CO,, 1301 Douglas Bt., upstairs; small houses for sale; cheap building iots. Call for catalogue and price list. Private money to loan on_easy terms, R FOR SBALE, good, all modern, elght-room house, near High school; fine inside home; cheap at 33,750. Wiil consider part trade. Address X 08, Bee. RE—MIS1 HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans fire lusurance. Bemis, Paxton Block. RE-$50 WILLIAMSON, GHARLES 2., " e RE—565 SIXTEENTH_ ST. business property, 22x6, corner lzard, improved, only 32,600, Har- rison & Morton, N, Y. Life, RE—§o¢ 20% ALL ABOARD for California! 500,000 acr: government' land in southern California open for settlement; the largest irriga- tion canal in America I8 now completed through these lands; sofl is very rich and fertile; finest aifaifa and cattie country on carth; W0 acres allowed each persol permanent water rights sold on e terms; railroad through these lands wiil be completed in short time; send 10 cents for books and maps and ' full informa- tion. Reld & Heber, 17 South Broadway, Los Angels also $1,700—6-room, new, modern cottage, besides vestibule. pantry and bath room, marble wash bowl, closet and sewer, cemented cellar, front and side porch; located on one of the best streets in the north part of the city. $,20—Almost new G-room cottage, south fronf, with shade, clty wacer; north part ot city. $2,500-8-room, all modern, except furnace, on Emmet St. Can be sold on monthly ayments. 1,500—5-room cottage, South 234 street. -room, all modern_house, located on West Harney street. want offer. Pire Insurance. Houses for Rent SHIMER & CHASE, 04 Bee Bldg. Tel. 1442, RE—4i8 17 SHORTHAND AND TYPWRITING, GREGG Shorthand. Om, C. Col, 17th&Doug —008 A. C. VAN BANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life. ) MoNEY n:un’edl.(:..drumml-r-, v “stock, welry, to sal people. ‘oley Loan ., 246, to Duff Green, § Barker gz‘llxu MONEY loancd on plain note to salaried roge; business confidential; lowest rates. 14 Paxtor block. The J. A. Huuoxn Co. feet: poultry and hog fence. %01 Douglas. Q—!lo BICYCLES and phonographs on easy ‘menta—$5 down, §1.60 per week, 54 wheels, $, 8 and $10; new wheel Omaha’ Bicyele Co., 16th and Chicago G pay- F LE, $1,000 mortgage on land R 3 drawing 6 per cent; will take Bee. CHICKERING _plano, mornings or evenings. SOUTH DAKOTA MAP, officlal, showing boundaries and descriptions cording to overnment land office plats to dlll‘.*ffe lomesteads and land be opened for settiement; 3¢ silver or 3¢ stamps. De. partment Q, State Pub, Co., Plerre, 8. D. Q—Mdbs M2 e — CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS FRITZ clairvoyant. 1814 Cass 8L 7 B MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist. 315 8817 e —————— sl T LARGE pleasant rooms, good home cook- ing. 368 Casy strect. E—-118 17* ELECTRIC TREATMENT. NICE rooms for gentiemen. Big Bk at. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, ‘}“—ak&‘ R =T T MME AMES, N_ibth T 1. vapor baths, m‘_u_, i3 LOANS on CHATTELS and SALARIES. 3.W. TAYLOE, &% Paxton blocky —_—m BUSINESS CHANCRES. TO GET In or out of business call on Wil lams, Room 411 McCague bulldlnl,, WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange Your business or property quick communi- cate with one who has the customers. J. H. Jobnson, 88 N. Y. Life. 'Phnnl'l:g'ih iy FOR BALE, the best b rdware stock in the best agricultural section of lowa; large annual trade; stock will involce about 80007 proats large; must close up an estate interest the only reasor for selling. Address V 40, Bee. Y—M42% FOR SALE—Furniture, fixtures and two- }\l! lease of the only hotel in Osmond, eb. For Klrunuhn write _Box 30, Osmond, Nel Y1819 IF YOU want to BUY or SELL real es- tate call oi write NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 4th Fleor N. Y. L'fe Bidg., u-m;:m location. of about $3.000 in good co X %flfl"‘w%&m MONROE Coal and Feed Co. BOYLES' college, court reporter princi N. Y. Life NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's Theate: —561 PIANO B E.EKPLANAT[U HOW ART s PIANOS CAN BE BOUGHT SENSIBLY AT A BAVING $100 TO $150 TO YOU: I BAVE YOU PIANO DEAL PROFITS, STORE RENTS AND MU TEACHERS' COMMISSIONS.” THAT MORE.' NO DEALER! CASH WALTE! N2 CAL CAR. MEDICAL. LADIES, if hopeless, worried or discour- aged, write vs for our regulator; one treatment guaranteed to relieve abnormal case of suppression, any cause. Dr, Mead Rem. Co., 2l Quincy st., Chicago. —M649 M3* e ——— ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson, Tel. 26, —M108 M10 D — BALE TIES. [ COAL. “Phone 971 —95 M3 address | TREES , shrubs, roses and vines of every v. Sales grounds, 18th and Douglas. Frunk R. Martin, prop. Tel. 2883, R rose re old, in_Omaha CRIMSON RAMBL lata Clematis, 2 y planted anywhere Omaha, 75¢ each {aken for all nursery stock. A. V. Spauld OSTEOPATHY. GID E & ALICE JOHNSO! Suite 515 NUYOLite Bidg. el 1064 o DR, A. T. HUNT, 512 MeCague lde‘, Tel. & DR. MRS, MUBICK, Douglas Blk. Tel. 288 —573 MANUFACTURING, P. MELCHOIR, 18th and Howard, chinist —Mb63 OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks., make a spe- clalty of fire escapes, shuttérs, doors and safes. G. Andreen, Prop., 102 8o. 10th St. —M116 FRATERNAL THE GARI as life. Charter meribers free. lars from Frank losewater, Bee Bldg. ORDERS. Particu- —T24 STORAGE, PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 914 Jones, general siorage and forwarding. OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511% Farn. LOET, gents' fob, seal attached, lotters C. Tiberal feward it left at Mandle: R, C burg's jewelry store, 16th and Farnam. Lost—i76 18 FUR DRESSIL O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1421 So. 13th, 565 e —————— FACTORIE! TRUNKS, travelfng ba, repaired. Om. Trunk S P rTa——. CURTAINS CLEANED. LACE curtalns cleaned, %c a pair. Farnam Street Hand Laundry, 2210 Farnam St. —582 A30 S —— CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, ALL kinds of carpenter work and r promptly ‘attended o J. T. Oc th and Lake streets. NOTICE, PAPER HANGERS. OMAHA Steam Paste Co., mfr for ail purposes, in bbl 2210 Cu % _bbls, —381 30 Write for prices. FLORISTS. or South or §1_per pairy orders vateopaths. SNERS proteot old age as well supreme | , sult cases; trunks ‘actory, 1200 Farnam. of paste POSTOFFICE NOTICE. and n Fran which go via Europe land, which goes via \ Fiji Islands, via Seattls and Victoria, B. U, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to April **36th, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. 5. Moana_(spectally addressed only) Mails for Hawall, China and Japan, via San Francisco, close here dally at €:30 p. m. up to April **26th, inclusive, for dispatch per s. 8. Dor Malls for China and Japan, via Seattle and Victoria, B. (., close here dally at 6:30 p. m, up to Apell *2th, inc.usive, for dis- patch per s. Empress of China (regls- tered mall must be specially addressed Merchandis for the U, 8. Postal agency at Shanghal cannot be forwarded via West Indles, Ete. FRIDAY=At 12 m. (supplementa p. m) £ BAHAMAS and 8/ ), per s. 5. Santiago; at 12 m, for MEXICO per s. s. Matans via Tampico (mail muset be directed “per 8. 8. atansas’’). SATURDAY=AL 9 a. m. (supplementa r PORTO RICO, CURACAO and ELA, per s. s Philadelphia (mail riagena must be di- = de.phia™); at 9 a. m. for BRAZIL, per & 8. Coleridge, via Bahia and Rio Jansiro (mail for Northern Bragl Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed “per 8. 8. Colerldge); at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. ' m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAVA- NILLA and CARTAGENA, per & 8. Altal (mail for Costa Rica must be directed ‘per s Altal™); at 9:30 a. m. (supple- mentary 10:30 a. 'm.) for HAITI and SANTA MARTA, per s. 8. Adirondack; 9:% a. m. for ARGENTINE, URU- GUAY and PARAGUAY, per ». 8 Strabo; at 10 a. m. £ CUBA, per s. s. Mexico, via_ Havana; at 10 a. m. for HAITI, per s e Oranje Nassau (mail for Curicao, Venezuela, Trinidad, Eritish and Duteh Guiana must be directed “‘per 8. 8. Oranje Nassau''); at 0 p. m. for CUBA, per # 8. Olinda, via Matanzas, ete. (ordinary mail only, which must be directed “per €. 8, Olinda"). 30 TI Mails for Newfoundland, by rafl to North Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 6:® 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 630 p. m. Malls for Cuba, by rall to Florida, and thence by steamers, are dispatched ‘daily, final con- necting closes, for dispatch’ via Port Tampa, on Sundays at *% a. m. Tues- days and Fridays at **12:30 p. m.; for dis- yatch via Miami, on Mondays and Fri- ys at 11:30 p. m. Malils for Mexico City, overland, ‘unlass specially addressed fof dispatch’ by steamer, close at this office Canada) Mails_for the Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, cloge here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to May **lt inclusive, for dispatch per U. S, transport Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of sailing daily and the schedule of clos- ing is arran on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. *Reglstered mall closes at 600 p. m. day, SLIUS VAN COTT, Postmaste: Postoflice, New York, N. Y. April 11, 1 GOVERNMENT NOTICES. PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIE Department of the Interior, Offl dian affairs, Washington, D. 192, Sealed proposals, indorsed for blankets, woolen' and cotton goods, clothing, etc.” as the case may be, and directed’ to the commissioner of Indian affairs, Nos. 77 and 19, Wooster street, Ne: York City, will be recefved until 1 o'clock p. m., of Tuesday, May 13, 1%2, for fur- nishing for the indian Service,' blankets, woolen and cotton goods, clothing, notions, Proposals L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam, Tel. 1283, —569 GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspools and vaults, removes dead animals at reduced pric Tel. 1779, LAUNDRY, OMAHA Steam Laundr; 2¢; cuffs, dc. DRESSMAKING, DRESSMAKING in_familles or at Miss Sturdy, 2042 Farnam. —D05—| STAMPS, COINS, ETC. BOUGHT--Omaha Stamp Co., 209 So. lltfi%’ PERMANENT SIDEWALKS, NATURAL stone, cement, brick, Welshan's Mantei and Tilé Co. 308'8. 11¢h. el 1685 EDUCATIONAL, FRENCH, Spanish, fencing. & Bee Bldg. ~AMI5T A% NICKEL PLATING, home. M. hats and caps. Bids must be made out on government blanks. BSchedules giving all necessary furnished on application to_the Indian of- fice, Washington, D. C.; Nor 77 and 79 Waooster street, New York City; 235 Johnson street, Chicago, 11l.; No. 815 Howard street Omaha, Neb.:' the' commissaries of s sistence, U. 8. A., at Cheyenne, Leave worth, 8t. Louls, St. Paul and San Fra cisco; 'the postmasters at Sloux City, Yank- ton, 'Arkansas . City, dwell, “fopeka, Wichita and Tucson at the hour and days above stated, bidders are invited to be present at the opening.” The department —reserves the right to determine the point of delivery and to reject uny and ali bids, or any part of any bid. W. A, JONES, 'Commis- sioner. ApristoMay? WANTED, for U. 8. army, able-bodfed un- married ‘men between ages of 21 and %, cltizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can .Pcuk. read and write Engligh. For information apply to Recruiting Officer, 16th and Dodge sts,, Qrpaba. ‘and. postpmice bullding, Lincoln, LEGAL NOTICE, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. The town council of the Incorporated town of Coon Raplds, Iowa, ask for bids to furnish and lay five (5) blocks of four (4) inch cast watér mains, together with hy- drants and croes T. Blds to be opened Mon- day, May 6, 1902. Council reserves the Mght to reject any and all bids, For further in- formation inquire of ED, MORGAN, Recorder. Coon Raplds, Towa, April 12, 1902, A-15-d-6-t OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel, 3. =568 PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat- ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas. 70 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, CURED. Julia Vaughn, 40 Ramge Bldg. —563 — POSTOFFICE NOTICK. (Should be read DAILY by all interested, as changes may occur at any time.) Foreign malls for the week ending April 19, 1902, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at _the General = Postoffice, follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close one hour earller than closing time shown below. Parcels emfl malls for Germany close at 6 p. m. Wednesday. Regular and supplementary malls close at forelgn branch half hour later than closing time shown below. (except tha Bupplementary” mulls for Burope i Central America, via Colon, close one hour later at foreign branch. Transatiantic Ma s. s. Staatendam, Ireland must be directed “per s. s. Staat- 30 a. m. (supplementary 11 ROPE. per s. s. Saxonta, . m. for SCOT- Anchoria (mail a. m.) for via Queenstow! LAND direct, per must be directed e 8. Anchoria') at 11 a. m. for ITALY direct, per s. & Aller (mall must be directed “per s. Aller”); at 11 a. m. for DENMARK di rect, per s, 8. Island (mall must be di- rected “per s. 8. Island”); at 12 m. for AIUREJ ISLANDS, per s. s. Trojan Prince. *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes printed matter, commercial papers, and samples for Germany only. The same class of mall matter for other parts of Kurope will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by her, After the closing of the suppiementa Trans-Atlantic mails named above, addi- tional supplementary malls are opensd on the plers of the American, English, French and German gteamers, and remain open until within 10 minutes of the hour oFSailing of steamer. Mails for South dally except Sunday at 1 Sundays at 1 p. m. and 11:% p. m. for Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemals, by’ rall to New Orleans, and thence by steamer, ciose at this office dally excent Bunday at *1:%0 p. m., Sun- days at *1:00 p. m. (connecting closes here Mondays for Belize, Puerto Cortes and Guatemala, and Tu y for Costa Rica.) *Registered mall closes at 6:00 p. m. pre- vious day. Tra cific Mails, Mails for China and Japan, via Tacoma close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to April s113th, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s Tacoma. Malls for Hawall, via S8an Franclsco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to April **14th, inclusive, for despatch per 8. s Alameda: Maiis for Tahiti and quesas Islands, via San Francisco, close here dafly at 6:3 p. m. up to April *7th, inclusive, for despatch per s. 8. Ausirall Mails for Hawall, Japan and China, via Ban_Francisco, close here dally af §:30 p_m. up to April **sth, inclusive, for dispatch per s. 8. Chin Mails for China Japan, via Seattle, lose here dally at 6:30 p. m. up 10 April 15th, inclusive, for dlspatch per . s. Riojun Maru. (Registered mall must be directed “via Seattle”). Malls for Australia, (except West Aus. tralla, which is forwarded via Europe), New 'Zealand, Fiji, Samoa and Hawall via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:% p. m. after April *5th and up to April *26th, inclusive, or on arrival of s s. Umbria, due at New York April **2sth, for dispatch per u. &, Sonoms. Malls for Australla (except West Australia, E————————— RAILWAY TIME CAKD, UNION STATION-10TH AND MAROY, Chicago. Rock Island & Pact Chicago, Day & 5:06 b11i5 am a 1:% pm a8:% am Chicago F Des Moines, land and Chlcago ‘WEST. Lincoln, Colo. Spring: Puebl: Okiahoma iilinols Central, Chicago Express. Chicago, Minneapoiis & Bt Paul Limited. Minneapolls & press ....... Chicago Express. Union Pacific, Overland Limited. Fast Mall California Pacific Expre Eastern Bxpresi. Atlantic Express Lincoln-8tromeburg Ex.b 4:06 pm Grand Island Local .b b :30 pm « 1 Chicago Limited Chicago & Omah Chicagoe & Nerthw. “The Northwestern Line. Chicago Special, Chicago Passenger. Eastern Express. Pt e it N Omaha-Chicage Lit¢d in City Express. Twin c"; Liited. Btoux Cify Local. Missourl Pacifie, t. Louls P l'(. C & Et.EL. f a 5:16 pm Locai, Councii -al0:00 am 810:30 prm el b WEBSTER DEPOT-15TH & WEBSTER 8t Louls Blufts ¥ t, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley. Leave. Arrive. Black Hills, Deadwood, Hot Spring 3 30 pm a 5:0 pm Wyoming, Ci d3:00 ym e 6:00 Hast York, David Lo City, Buperior, Geneva, Exeter and Seward....b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm Norfolk, ~Lineoln +b 7:80 am b10:25am © 1:30 am - Via .b 4:10 pm a10:%8 am Paul, Minucapolis & Nebraska Local, Weeping Water. Chicano, >t Umuh Twin City Passenger Sioux City Passenger Emerson Local. & 6:0am a 9:00 pm pm all:% am pm bl am BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON Chiea Chicago & CugO Chicago Local.. Chis o Limited. Burlington & Missouri River, ‘Wymorse, Mebrasks i i bras! Den' od BT ils wnd Fuge Lt Fase Ma [beo Fort Crook and Platts- :fllllll . D 3180 pra bL1:S Burlington & Quiney, Arrive. information for bidders will be | | 22. “Orpamental Bids will be opened | and | RAILWAY TIME CARD—Continued. Bellevue & Pacific Jet A 8:00 am Bellevue & Pacitic Jet Knnsne Chiy S Biam sas City Day Ex....a 9:2 am Touls Flyer..........a §:10 pm ight Ex.a10:30 pm a 7:40 pm a 3% am Joseph & Conmell 8 6:05 pr allils am a6ils am K 8t Kansas City a Daliy. b Daily except Sunday. o day only. d Dally except Saturday. except Monday. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE New York-Rotterdam, via Houlogne, 8. M. New Twin-Screw s. s." of 13,000 tons r Twin-Screw Steamer. Statendam Apr. 19, 4:2 a. m a Plymouth and Boulogne Sur. Mer. k) -8 Seamer~ Potsdam ape. 26, 10 a. . Steamer Hyndlm May 3,10 & m. Twin-Screw Steamer to Harry Moores, 1415 Farnam 8. Mc , 3233 Parnam street; Fouis Sun. © Dally Avw‘_:r’ * Jones, 1602 Farnam street; First' National Bank. Omaha. COLLECTOR RECEIVES ORDERS Washington Office Advises Local Revs enne Officer of Application of New Law. The collector of internal revenue has ree celved instructions from the commissioner relative to the provisions of the revenue act which will take the place of the law now in force on July 1. The commissioner calls particular attention to the fact that on and after that date the tax on fermented liquor will be reduced to $1 per barrel and upon nuff and tobacco to 6 cents a pound. A rebate will be allowed on all tobacco and snuff In unbroken manufacturer's packe ages in the hands of manufacturers and dealers on July 1, the drawback being equal to the difference between the tax under the present law and the new ome. No drawback is allowed on stamps for liquor, tobacco or snuff, All rights and llabilities under the present act will be maintained after the new law goes into effect and the tax upon estates of persons who die between now and July 1 will be collected as usual, even though the distribution of the estate does not take place until after that date. The special tax will be taken entirely off the following lines of business: Banks, brokers, grain dealers, pawnbrokers, thi ters, circuses, exhibitions, manufacturers ot tobacco, dealers In leaf and manufactured tobacco, and the stamp taxes will all be taken oft with the exception of those which were in force before the war revenue law went fnto effect. ARBOR DAY AT THE SCHOOLS Pupils Will Be Supplied with Youny Trees to Set Out on Campus, The secretary of the Board of Educatiog sent letters to the principals of all the citf schools yesterday, advising them to prepare for Arbor day, which will be Tuesday, Apri§ 2 or shade troes sultable for planting in your school campus will be sent you Saturday or Monday next,” saif the letters, “and these are to be set out on Arbor day by the pupils of your school un- der your direction. Meanwhile have the Janitor dig holes for them The holes should be two feet In diameter by twes 7 inches in denth.” Several of the newer schools, whose grounds have not been beautificd to any great extent as yet, will receive fifteen or twenty such trees, while the older schools will receive only enough to enable the pu- plls to carry out the Arbor day observance. NOT SO MUCH LITIGATION District Court Docket for May Term Shows % Cames Than Last Year. For the May term of the district court for Douglas county, which term is to begin the fitth day of next month, there probably will be 1,422 cases on the civil docket, or 100 less than for the May ferm a year ago. On the criminal docket there will be about 200 cases, which Is much short of this present term because of Judge Baxter’'s decision in the Hill case that the grand jury's work was invalld. This decixion knocked out about 300 cases, nearly 250 being dismjssed immediately after the decision was ren- dered. OMAHA GETS BACON CONTRACT Cudahy Company a Winner in Award of Contras dian Supplies, for In- The first word recelved from Chicago re- garding the letting of contracts for Indian supplies is that the Cudahy Packing com- pany of South Omaha was awarded the con- tract for 250,000 pounds of bacon. C. H. Pickens returned yesterday morning from Chicago, but none of the contracts for gro- ceries were let before he left Chicago. e e S o Seasonable Fashions. 4099 Shirt Waist, 32 to 44 Besti Woman's Tallored Shirtwaist, No. 4099~ Severely plain shirtwaists made on tailored lines bave a smartness and distinction of thelr own and are much liked for morning and general utility wear. , The excellent ex- ample illustrated combines all the essem- tial features and is shown in old rose linen etamine, worn with tie and belt of black, but is suitable to all cotton and linen waist materials, to flannel, albatross, taffeta and the like. The back is plain across the shoulders, simply drawn down in gathers at the waist line. The fronts are laid in three plaits at each side of the central box plait and can be plaited at the walst line, gathered or left to be adjusted to the figure as pre- ferred. The sleeves are in regulation sbirt style, with the rlight fulluess at the cufts, which marks the best of the season's styles. The cuffe are stralght with square corners and are heétd by loks. To cut this walst in the medium size 4 yards of material 21 inches wide, 3 yards 27 inches wide, 2% yards 32 inches wide or 2 yards 44 inches wide will be required. The pattern 4099 is cut in sizes for a 92, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44-iuch bust measure. For the accommodation of The Bee ers, these patteros, which usually retall at from 25 to 50 cents, will be furnished at a nominal price, 10 cents, which covers expen: In order to get any pattern close 10 cents, give number and name of pattern wanted and bust measurs.