Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1902, Page 9

| SPECIAL_NOTIGES £ Advertisemen will be taken 16 A word thereafte: for less than 25¢ for tae frst WANTED=MALE HE WANTED, two or three men to work from our wagons; steady work and good pay C. F. dams Co., 1618 Howvard “l‘ B— 200 GOOD messengers wanted; increased pay. A. D. T, Co., 312 South 13th B2 $% FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK It you live in the country or in a small town and have a good acquaintanc among the farimners and atock raisers the nelghhcrhood you can make ¥ by four or five hours' work. W and we will send your our prop The Bee Publishing Co., Bolicftors’ De Omaha, Neb B-M2 WANTED, a good man in every county to take subscriptions for The Twentieth Cen- Our _agents make 00d where. References required wentleth Century Farmer, THREE or_four good men wanted; uop month. Cafll 627 Paxton block. B-M22 Pty 13 Omaha, Neb. NTED, salesmen to solicit orders on a new proposition by which you can 83 to 3 a day; young men from 23 desired, who are hustiers and well rec mended. Room 198, Omaha Bee Bldg B MK WANTED, a gentleman desires to -take private lessons in French two evenings each week. Must call at my residence. ‘Address, stating method of teaching. X 12, Bee. B—M¢ G. R. RATHBUN give: hookkeeping. Room 15, tlonal bank. private lessons in Commercial Na- B—293 WANTED, deserving young lady or gentle- man.to take life scholarship in Omaha's best business and shorthand college and pay for it when course is finished. and position secured. Address Y 67, Bee. 889 MEN to learn barber trade; speclal offer May 1 to 15; board, room, scholarship and outfit of tools; eight weeks completes; steady practice; expert instructions, posl- tions guaranteed. Write today. 'Moler Barber College, 1628 Farnam street. B-915 M1* WANTED—Clever amateur performers at the Qrpheum theater B-M394 2 WANTED, registered drug clerk, - single man; temperate. Address 2 i1y Bée, " WANTED, at_once, a_good barber; steady job. F. A. Floyd, Tarkio, Mo. WANTED, traveling salesman; must be fully experienced in this line; no others need apply; state former business con- nections; _correspondence confidential Nebraska Plumbing Supply Co. B—422 2 WANTED at once a_good barber; ste job. F. A. Floyd, Tarkio, Mo. B-416 M3 1y WANTED, two good stock sgddle makers; steady Job and good wages, to right men, Address Al Furstnow, Bex 1 Miles City, Mont. B—M440 PATTERNMAKER wanted. Wood, templetmaker. ~State experlence wages expected. Chicago Bridge & Iron Co., 106th and Throop Sts., Washingten Heights Station, Chicago, 11l B~M43 3 WANTED, bright, active young nen - to work in 'shop; experience not hechdsary; Chicago Bridge Iron Co,, 105th and Throb& Bte., Washington Helghts Sta- tion, Chicag 11l AN AGENT and collector in every county in Nebraska. Address 822 N-w York Life, Omaha, . . - B MM 4 - WANTED, an_experienced sign writer. {cod salary. J. L. Brandeis & Bons, Bos: on tore, Bds6 10 CABINBET makers, with experfence, to work on bank and store fixtures; good poy. steady work. Flsher<Stevens Fura. A Charles City, Towa. BM460 5 WANTED—-At once, 2 good house painters; steady work for right men. G. L. Nel- burg, West Point, Nebraska, B—M465 4 WANTED--An experienced house man at the Midland Hotel. Apply to M. J. Franck, Prop. B-Md62 20 WANTED—8alesman for retail clothing store; must be bright, competent man state experience and references. Box North Platte, Neb. BM460 4 T, SALESMEN WANTED. BALESMEN wanted for full line of fruit and orpamental trees; pay weekly free, Lawrence Nursery Company. rence, Kan. —588 Ji B HAVE a number of agencles in.Ne- braska and western lowa where we use ood “men seliing our Standard 'Stock '00d to farmers and feeders; they must have t and bu sine: standing, ive full time to the be men of higl some knowledge of liv stock and id business ability; we fu nish wi lor ch men an :mion inducements to en; bond uired blank. The F. B, Omaha, Neb. hav WANTED-FEMALE HELP, WANTI WO youn, learn %r}rvuly ropody. rite Room 22, Bee Bldg. all Canadian office, 15th & Dodge. fiae) WANTED, deserving young lady of gentl man to take lllonschuhnhlp {II Omaha's best business and shorthand college and pay for it when course is fluished,and, position secured. Address A 1, Boe. [ WANTED, & no washin quired. v ourt, near Mth TED, a second gisl; B. Caldwell, ) South references. Mri Wth, C—431 4 cond girl and cook to go to wages, $18 and 520 per month, rs. Abbott, housekeeper, Ml 418 2 IAh. cl:au:n poly to llrg yHtfl.cl WANTED at once, an .;F;fific’.a il as helper. Call at 2019 Harney. C—413 2* WANTED, girl for light housework: tly of two. Mrs. Belle Jackkon, 156 Was ington avenue, Council Bluff: . C M s to instruct the WANTED, a teacher French language to class of thrae, twice a wesk; state terms. . yAddress Z 34, Bee. C—Md2¢ —_— FOR RENT-HOUSE . 11 rooms, modern, 4 room: ; others § to % Bros., Barker Blk. | VANS and baggage wagons. Tel. POR RENT, T-room house, 2 and Call- fornia Sts., all mods In good_repair. large vard Inquire At 807°N. Y. Life bullding. D27 TQ MOV 6t Omaha Van 8ior ht Co.; office rnam, or Tels. 115858, 129 1 HOUSES & FOR RENT. -room, modern, ouse, newly painted and pa . 3%, 31 Capitol Ave: 1o 5A B i Robison: D—M383 all parts of city. Tie O. Davis Co., 82 Bee Plds. D24 FOR RENT-HOUSES, THREE & d-room apartments. K16 §. 224 8¢, HREE & I ' 848 HOUSES, ste. F. D, Wead, 1624 ’[vm!ula1 j Maggard V. & 8. Co., 1713 Webster. Tel 1495 e L] th mod- Ave, im- required ark Ave D04 VERY desirable ern conven! mediate Inquire ¥ 55" NEQUALLED f-room carner flat; 3-room cottage. Tisard, 1% N. 23 Bt D—3% -RUOM house, cistern, city water, good condition. 2008 8. 2d st 3 GOOD HOUSES FOR RENT. @5 Dodge. 9 rooms. modern.... h, & rooms, modern except Moo ne s . 7_rooms city water, barn 4102 Nicholas, 7 rooms, city water, barn 15 2471 Cuming, 4-room flat..... vere 10.00 1910 Mason, 5 roome, city water © 10.00 2213 N. %th, cottage, ciiy water 9.00 Will repaper and repair if needed. GARVIN BROS., 1604 FARNAM ST. D420 1 5ROOM house, city water 'and gas. 846 So. 18th D47 2 -ROOM ho 2%5th 8t Large l4-room mansion, with two lots and handsome shade trees; guitable for a home or private hn-tl'nl. THE OMAHA REALTY COMPANY. 1301 Dougia¥ Street, Upstairs. D M8 3 THREE nice new and modern cottage Hurt street, between 27th and Sth aves six living rooms, six good closets, well appointed bathyoom, cemented cellar, flendid lot, nice porch: up-to-date and | modern (except furnace). Price, $2,400; $300 cash; balance to suit. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 1781, Main Floor N. Y. L. Bldg. D-M#3 3 on Tel. FOR RENT, eight-room modern house, 113 8. %th St.; immediate possession. Ed O. Hamilton, N1°8. 17th St Tel. AJi& SHERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE-6-rm apartment, floor, cholcest in bldg., everything modern, §85 a month. PAYNE INVEETMENT COMPANY, Main Floor N.Y. L, Blag. CHAS. ¥. WILLIAMSON, 1208 Farnam St. i VERY_fine 10-room stone front r 415 N. 25th . 8t.; hot water heat, blocks north and two west of High school, on Harney street car line; Keys one door south. H. T\ Clarke, 208 Ramge block. D—M4i8 e ——— FORB RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. DEWEY European hotel, th and P:::rn;[n. —305 BEAUTIFUL rooms, furnished or unfur- nished, for light housekeeping, modern, large'fawn, private family.” 2028 Burt St 97 all modern. 80 N. E—539 M8 URNISHED rooms, Tth 8t FLEGANT rooms, fineat location In the city. 40- Capitol Ave B—-MS% LARGE, also smaller room. %8 N TWO housekeeplng . room Mary's, ROOMS, 1906 Capitol Ave, S—M214 M26* E—M258 §* south _rooms. 2018 FeM27 TWO well. furnished Douglas 3 ROOMS and alcove, all mod. Inq. 116 So, 2th St., or 1208 Farnam St. -E—M3% 2 —_— FURNISHED ROOMS - AND BOARD. NICE home for young men. 108 8: 25th_8t. F-—-306 DESIRABLE unfurnished, May 1. Zth B ROOMS and board.. Glencatrn, 1609 Douglas. v F—J08 ulte of rooms, first floor, The Pratt, 212 8. ROQMS—{“The Farnam,” 19th and Farnam. 300 THE ROBE, 2020 Harno¥, rooms with hoard. -~ F—4ph M15 one o' two gentlemen, room and rd, 2001 Douglas. F—926—-M-2* FRONT room and board. 1922 California. F—170 M2 FOR bo NICE rooms with good board; reasonable; bath, gas, electric 1ight and telephone. A1 N, %tk E NEWLY furnished rooms with good table board; reasonable. 37 N. 2th F—M467 4 SR e L FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOM DESK room space, $ per month, ground floor room in The Ree buflding, facing Farnam street; no expense for light, heat r janitor service. R. C. Peters & Co., enital Agents, Bee bullding G118 SUITE of rooms, modern, housek 618 Georgla Ave, FIVE unfurnished rooms. ing. G-MBs1 %19 N 15th. G266 M4 3 ROOMS and alcove, all mod. Ina, 116 So. th St., or 1208 Farnam G M396 2 pr Bl AL . AND OFFICES, FOR RENT,. the bullding formerly occu- jed by The Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has four storfes and a basement which was “formérly used as The Bée press room. This will be rented very reasonably. If interested apply at once to C. C. Rose. sécretary, room 100, Bee bulfld’!‘n[ —261 FOR RENT. store In firstclass loe tion: Tent reasonabie. Apply R. C. Peters & [ Bee BlA 1266 axton bEn‘kl 0 let, e purposes. Apply room 68, Paxton block, or W. I‘PAFI(NI\H — 310 SMITH & CO. STOREROOM, 101 B. 16th. R. C. Peters & Co., Main Fioor, Bee Bidg. 1-218 FOR RENT, desk, room or large. spaoe Sultable for. marchandise brokat or > doing business in wholesale district. In- auire Hene & Co, #i§ Farnam At sultable for lo DESK ROOM with desk and ige. J. H. Johnson, 843 Y. ‘phone serv- o e M313 AGENTS WANTED. WANT"ED':° un':: 'In‘, %’au h: cv;( coun! 80 it subsc o T\\'ELT] CENTU on"»\filfi‘ i steady employment with assured. good income; ents in the ountry ith horse and buggy especiall sired; can- vassers o easlly $60 to per. month, Address Centun Solicitors’ Bureau, Bee bulldin —213 AT ONCE, a good, reliable agent meakin, all branches of B &Q in loulhtrfi Nebroska to tal a good side line on commission. Address 19, Bee. J—M430 M15* WANTED, man: with 4,000 capltal to take one-fourth interest and management of a stock company of $X.00 paid capital Must understand dealing with farmers and furnish good references. Part out- doors work and only elght monthe’ work in year. Good ary and permanent oeitian . to Tight party. Address W 1113 Pioward st ‘Omaba. Neb. —M 405 4 L . e ———1 WANTED-TO BUY. WANTED, good secondhand furniture: highest prices paid. Enterprise Furniture Co, 102 B 1th' Tel 298 N5 M9 6X10 STEPHENS COOLER. Omdha Meat Co., 68 So. 13th St ~4i Mee FOR SALE—FURNITURE. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel 2. New and secondhand, bought, sold, exchanged. O—3n HOUSES, stores HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, ’aul;_;;el SREEAVRE TS A0 £ y $10 sale we will glve FREE a beautiful ofl painting. We have a eom- plote Mne of houss furnishings, d ndhand: prices vight. En ith. o e SALE<HORSES, WAGONS, HTC, ir work_ on liaht and beavy Frost, 14th ‘and Leavenworth, rep FOR SALE, buggles, phaetons, carriages runabouts, new and secondhand, at cut prices. Répairing and trimming; also put on_rubber tires. Pfeiffer, Zith and Leav- enworth Sts. P—888 M24 SEVERAL fine driving Pheips, room D, N. Y horses Life blds, ¥ Walter q404 FOR SALE—MISCE 1% 8 man Doc LANEOUS, YLES trusses: & McConnell e, Omaha. catalogue free Drug Co., 18 Sher- and Q-3 FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any other musical instrument; $ up. The Wittman Co., 1621 Farnam. Q315 Deright, 1119 Farnam. Q318 1119 Farnam Q317 2DHAND safe cheap. Schwartz, 114 8. 13th, Q318 FLESCHER sells blcyclés. 1622 Capitol Ave. Q819 WIRE fence for poultry, hog, lawn and yard, hitch posts, tree guirds. Wire Works, 817 8. 16th Bt. Tel. 15%. Q—M972 Julyd FOR_SALE, scholarship in an Omaha shorthand school, cheap. Inquire 232 Bee Bid. Q—Moss STAMP photos, 1c each. Velox, 13 & Farm. Q872 M2 FIR timbers for house movers, stc. feet; cribbing and hog fence. %01 IDHAND safe cheap. INDIAN goods and relies. 40 to 71 bouglas. Q=13 BICYCLES and phonographs on easy pay- ments—$5 down, $1.50 per week; Jdhand $5, $8 and $10; new wheels, §is. Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th.and Chicagg Sts. QM3 SOUTH DAKOTA MAP, official, showing boundaries and descriptions according to government land office plats to date; free homesteads ahd land to be opened for settiement; 2c silver or 3¢ stamps. Do- partment Q, State Pub. Co., Plerre, 5. D. QM4 M TYPEWRITERS, latest Remington, Smith- Premier, Densmore, replaced by THE UNDERWOOD; low price. Rentals, $2.50 to $4 per month.. A, H. Workman & Co., 1617 Farnam. 'Phone 2429, Q—Mbs2 GOOD round hay, $7.50 per ton, delivered. Wagner's Feed Store, 199 to 1911_Cuming street Q—Ms52 SEABROOKE—Wall paper. 408 N. 16th St QM8 M SAM'L fixtures QM85 M23 1526_N. 86th Q88 M . Omaha Meat Q—Maoh 40 Fé{r:;ui “Jersey cow for sale. t. 6X10 STEPHENS COOLER Co., 08 So. 13th Bt. STEREOPTICANS and moving picture machines. B. F. Wurn, 1408 Farnam St Q414 M 4 PER CENT discount on horns, etc Chicago. raphophone Omaha Bleygle Co,, 18th an §—Mds 2 CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS, FRITZ, clalr\'u)‘n;r;l4 l‘“‘(‘nnlssl. 8 25 8. 1. 8322 MME. GYLMER, genuine palmi PARLORS, 1619 DODGE ST., Clairvoyant ‘and palmist, tells you all you want to know; every hope, fear and wish of your life, 'faults, quaiity, capability, trade or profession 'you are best suited for; fortunate and unfortunate periods of life; breaks evil influences; how. to win the one you love, con enemles, re- store lost affections; advice on business, health, ‘marriage, divorce, etc, Hours, § 0 9. ue - i 54 LY MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N.15, 2d floor, R.2. T—904 Mé6* MME. AMES, vapor baths, 123 PERSONAL. Middlemiss, wall paper cleaner, Tel. 1789, UM Mo DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns and superfiu- ous half removed by electricity, R, 12, Frenzer block. U—323 PRIVATE hospiial, before and during con- Rnement; hables ‘adopted. 2306 Grant St. Mry. Gardels., Tel, JF-1I8t. U324 FLESCHER will fix your bicyc right. U—3% HAIRDRESBING, manicuriig and chiro- ‘ Pody, for laflles only, in ¢onnection with The Bathery, 216-220 Tfiee Blds. J 6 RUPTURE permanently cured in % to days; send for circular. O. 8. Wood, M. D., 621 New York Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb. U8 ACCORDION pleating, cheapes quickest. Mra. A. C. Mark, 17 t, Ml’lvl“a & Douglas, U—izs GRAMOPHONES and_supplies, wholesale and retall. Collins Plano Co,, 1622 Doug- J—229 It U CHIROPODY a speclalty, In_connection with The Bathery, rooms 216-220 Bee Bldg. Tel. 1716. U830 7 | 8TOCK MONEY TO LOAN=REAL BSTATE WANTED, oity and farm loar warrants. R C, Pete rnam Bee Bldg. LOW RAT Private money PAYNE 1) UENT COMPANY, | Lite Bid % : also bonds & ¢ 1 | Wl M8 Bemie, Paxton Blk W33 L. 4% TO 5 P. C. money PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 87 N, Y. -3 { WHEN IN NEED OF MON DEAL WITH THE AMERICAN LOAN CO LOANS FROM $10 TO $200 M Y s H H s 3 $ 3 s H s ADE On Furniture, Planos, etc, and holding a steady position, without liclty or removing the property, and muc! CHEAPER AND EASIER RATES to people uy- at You can have the money you ask for it, and the foan ean b pald off in easy weekly or monthly ayments, or as your circum- stances will permit, thus enabllng you to pay without inconvenience or Worry Come in and talk it over with us AMERICAN LOAN CO., Room 33, Third Floor, Paxton’ Block, than elsewhere on the same da WE make loans on - Furniture, Planos, Horses, Wagons, Carriages and other chatiels. We make SALARY LOANS withoyt 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 it longer, and pay for it only what time you keep it. We are leaders in low rates, quick and con- fiden service and courteous treatment. We invite comparisons of rates, time, payments, etc. We ive you the full amount of the LOAN in cash. We always “try to Tease.” | MAHA MORTGAGE LOAN ¢ 110 Board of Trade Bldg T o. 16th, (Established 1802), 308 CHATTELS and SALARI PHOENIX CREDIT CO., suecessors to J. W. TAYLO! 633 Paxton Block. TEL To accommodate our COUNC patrons we have established fices at ROOM 24, WICKHAM BLDG., intersection Broadway & Pearl Sts TBL. 8 X—A4bd LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merehants, team- sters, boarding houses, etc., without se- curity; easiest terms; 40 offices in prin- cipal cities; Tolman, 440 Board of Trade Blag. X849 0. MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, jeweiry, to' salaried people. ' Foley Loan | €0 sue. to Duft Green, § Harker Block, MONEY loancd on plain note te salaried people; business confidential; lowest rates Bi¢'Pakton biock. The.J. A. Hutton Co; BUSINESS CHANCE TO GET in or out of business call on Wil- flams, Room 411, MeCague buliding, your business or property quick communi- cate with one who has the customers. J. H. Johnson, 848 N. Y. Life. _'Phoneyl,— FOR SALE, the be: best_agricultural section of lowa; large annual® trade; stock will invoice’ about $10,000; profits large; must close up an estdte interest the only reason for selling. Address V 40, Bee: Ao Y365 IF YOU want to BUY or SELL real es- tate call or write, e 5 NEW SNOW-CHURGH €O., 4th floor N. Y. Life BIg&, Omaha. “of about $3,00 in &ood location. Would “take Omalia residence property bout #1, ress, Box 164, Ute, fEAbon IR Y212 M2 FOR SALE, good, clean staok of grocer- fer ‘Gucenswate and notjons, one of the Yest Bands In a live Nebraska town, do- Ik a good business; reason: for selling, dor health, Address Grooer, Bee Office, “ouncil Blufrs. Y—atiay FOR SALE, clgar business. A snap, flc store dolng a paying Address Y' Y—M791 FOR SALE, small jobblng business; about $1.500 required: must go at once. Address Y53, Bee Offce. Y—M792 investments; the small money savers’ opportunit “Guide to Wealth Unity Bldg., Chicago. capitalists’ Tralse & Co Y Ms5§ M drug store on 6th and Plerce =107 M4* WANTED, responsible man - with $1.00 oash: good position and salary: - can double money in six months. This is a oftance seidom found. Answer quick. Ad- Qrexs 2 %%, Bee. 359" M GRAND HOTEL, furniture and three-year lease at Hartington, Nebraska: the best paying stand in the ~west; thirty-seven Toom bouse; will sell by June 1 H. R. Rankin, Y-M42 6 SHAMPOOING and halrdressing, %, in connection with The Bathery, $16-220 Bee bullding. Tel. 1716 U—a FOR SALE, established grocery busin d location. ~Appl N. Y. Life bld, 800« pply v Y GO _TO the Goldman Pleating Co. for all kinds of pleating. Their new machinery enables them to do better, cheaper, quicker work than ever before. 200 Doug las block. U—M333 WANTED, responsible man with $10,00 cash; good position and salary: ~ can double money in six months. This is & chance seldom found. Answer guick. Ad- dress Z 23, Bee. —389 Ma* woman's way (o health. Home Booklet free. 36 Bee Bldg., U—34 VIAVA, treatment. Omaha. ELITE PARLORS, 615 8. 16th SC, 2d_floor. U921 M SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 24 floor, r. U—M{73 M16* RUPTURE cured, no pain, detention from business; send ' for circulars. Empire Rupture Cure Co. 532 N. ¥. Lite Bld, Omaba. U .FOR SALE, good two-chair barber shop and bath room, town of 700; a bargain. Address P. O, Box 116, Tll'leyy, la —M4i1 3¢ WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange | 62, Bee Of- | FORTUNES easily made by small but w(1-|, and | write for our | IF YOU want one of the nicest S-room homes in Hanscom Place 1 will give you | | & bargain. Owner left city. Must sell. | J. H. Sherwood, 97 N. Y. L. Bld, SEE PAYN} BOSTWICK & CO. for cholce Argaing, O 7 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel | RE-& | | | ALL ABOARD for California! | “government land in southern « n for settlement; t largest irriga tion canal in America now completed | through these lands; soil s very rich and fertile: finest alfalta and cattle country | m e acres allowed each person it water rights sold on easy terms allroad through these lands will be completed in short time; send 10 cents for books and maps and full informa tion. Reid & Heber, agents, 107 South Broadway, Los Angel RE 500,000 acres | California M470 M16 WILLIAMSON, §HARLES FOR SALE, cheap, or would trade fo. a tarm, onc' good 10-room house and two good barns with about one acre of ground, on grade, 4 blocks from P. O. three blocks from car line; have also ore double beam Howe's m‘llfn]. six-ton ca- pacity, for sale cheap. Z 21, Bee RiE—-MI70 M3 FOR SALE, 9%0-acre ranch; good stock im- provements and outside range, good sofl; thirty miles south of Bassett, Rock county; clear title. Price, $4,000. 'Address E. Howe, Sprags, Neb RE—M409 4 BUNCH of BARGAINS tern savings bank, which a few years ago owned a large number of prop- erties in Omaha, authorizes us to' close out the few which remain at greatly. re- duced prices These places are all in good condition and the prices are made to effect guick s 1f there is anything on the list w suits you, either for a_home or for in-, vestment, call us up and ask for full par- ticulars. Any of them will be sold on easy payments, with slight discounts for all cash. Burdette, lot with city water ar or 14.4 per cent pe $1,200 to §1,000. 36x105, house 6 rooms, sewer; rents for $144, annum’ reduced from 210 N gas, oity two car $1,600; 21st, lot 20x140, house 8 rooms, with water and sewer; fine cellar, lines; reduced from $1600 to asy terms. 3810 Décatur, lot 50x130, house 7 rooms, with gas, eity water, bath, closet, wash bowl, hot_ and cold water; reduced from $1,800 1o 81,600 462 Capltol avenue, lot 50x106, house 8§ rooms, with gas, city water, bath, closet, wash ‘bowl, hot and cold water, mante and grate and cemented cellar: reduced from §$1,800 to $1,600. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY Main Floor N. Y. Life. RE-M#4 3 FOR SALE. e oom holise, all modern, with close in. Wil sell or exchange farm land that Is unencum- Handsome 14 two lots; L2 bered THE OMAHA REALTY COMPANY, 1301 Douglas Street, Upstaifs. RE-Md6 3 new elght-room modern house, 3 t.; immediate possession. Ed Hamiliton, 211 8. 17th 8t. Tel. A-1182 RE—458 4 FOR 119 o FARMS—If you wish to buy a grain, fruit or stock farm, get my iist of western Michigan (lower ' peninsula) bargains write today; they are going rapidly. S. V. R. Hay and Rapids, Mich RE—M464 J2 PIANOS, $2:50 per week Yo risk in your plano buying here. ~The factory guarantees it—one price, $250.00—no more, no lesc. Plang dealers charge $360 to $i00 for same kind. INVESTIGATE. Terms cash or §2.50 per weék. New and beautiful uUp-to-date styles. You can call during day oF evening. FRED R. WALTER, Mfgrs. Agent, 812 California St. Inut Hill Cars. 968M 1 TREES shrubs, roses and vines of every yarlety. Sales’grounds, 15th and Douglas. Frank R, Martin, prop. Tel. 2363 622 M4 FOR shrubs, vines, trees, etc., see the Crescent City sales ground, south side of Farnam and st Sts. 'Phone 1626. —$43 M22 and fruit ‘trees, shrubs, OSTEOPATH ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths, Suite 515, N. Y. Life Bldg. 1. 1664, DR, A. T. HUNT, §12 McCague Bld 2352, —3t STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 9 914 Jones, general storage and forwarding, et "MANUFACTURING, P. MELCHIOR, 18th and Harney, ma- make a spe- clalty of fire escapes, shuttérs, doors and safes. G. Andreen, Prop., 12'S. 10th 8t —M372 LOST, FOR SALE or trade, dootor's practice and drug store for sale In western Nebraska; the only drug store in the county; must be for cash or will trade for cattle; a 004 chance for a physician. Address sox 569, Cheyenne, Y—M810 M: Ee—e——————————— FOR EXCHANGE. PRIVATE home for Jadies before and dur- ing confinement: bables adopted. 2620 Burdette. Mrs. Burget, T—-M126 M11* EARN chine. 2 per da 160 Dou glas. ) U—MT77 M21 NEW OPPORTUNITY for ladles e loyed; call and Investigate. 1807 Dougla: oom 1. U-MTTT M21 “Ask the Man” and he will tell you all about why quality, flavor, etc., excels in THE STOECKER CIGARS. U—M247 M3 GEORGE—WIIl you take me there? Page 176 May What to Eat. Mollle, Mo 3 the MONEY TO LOAN—-REAL ESTATE. WiLL exchange good oak wardrobe for folding bed. 49, Bee. Z—-M510 LOST, pocketbook contajning small amount of money and two rings. Return to Bee office, Council Bluffs, for reward. Lost—MéslL cow WILL TRADE CERTIFIED milk for cows, subject (o test for tuberculosis. Sanitar Dalry, 2016 Farnam street; 'phone No. 41{, —M8i6 M24 ———— HANDBOME 14-room house, all modern; 2 lots. Wil exchange for good farm land that is unencumbered, THE OMAHA REALTY COMPANY 1301 Douglas’ Street, Upatai Z—MAaT TO EXCHANGE, a frult ranch in Southern California for Omaha residence. 7 31, B Z—Mi9 3 — e e FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, three lots and tage In Walnut Hill. Address % 13. Bee. RE—9% THE OMAHA REALTY CO., 131 Douglas St., upstairs; small houses for sale; cheap building Icts. Call for catalogue and price list. Private money to terms. Z 4% PER CENT on business property. 5 per cent on residence property. Optigns to pay whole or'part any time. W. B. IKLE, 401 B. 15th B = W to laan on improved Omaha real Brennan-Love Co., 308 8. 13th. W3 MONEY estate. RANCH and farm lands for sale b Union Pacific Ratiroad company. b McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa- clilc Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE—358 GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate, mort- gage, rentals, insurance. Brown block RE—859 FOR SALE. cholce mortgage loans. Garvin Bros., 104 Farnam St. Omaba. W WANTED, city loans and warrants. W. Farnam Bmith & Co. 2 Farnem 8t WM. ‘el. 1645, L= CHARLES E., 128 Farnam street. WILLIAMSON, \\'-MSW § PER CENT loans. Garvin Bres., 1604 Farnam. W34 CHOIOE FARM LOANE FOR SALE R.C. PETERS & CO., 17 Farnam St WM M7 PRIVATE mouey. ¥.D. Wead, 14 Wa Tlow rates. k Blag. FARM and city loa Thomas, 1st Nat. BUY best house paints, varnishes, etc.; quality highest, prices lowest. Natlonal Oil and Paint Co., 1015 Jones st RE—Ms48 M23 ALFALFA farm for sale; 160 acres, % In altalfa; well nm}-rr?ned. gfi‘"( l':'l'lhl‘u Write to Erik Johnson, R. 2. Lexington, Neb. R4t Mot FOR BALE, 119 acres of good farming land, 120 aeres in crops this year, at & in central part af Nebraska: G. sacrifice, H_ Peterson, 62 N. 16th, Omaha. RE—65 M19* ches, | } Bemi: pmon"fi’&x‘"" RE—8 HOUSES, lot fire insuran~ HOUSES and lots In all parts of elty; slso B TAILORING, JOE YONSEN removed to 14115 Farnam §t. g NOTICE, PAPER HANGE OMAHA Steam Paste Co., mfrs. of paste for all purposes, in bbis. and %_bbls, Write for prices. 2310 Cuming. _—881 BICYCLES, BTARTING May 1, $35 Crescen Tribune, easlest rum\lng bicycle made, $40 and $60; best coaster brake put on, 3. Louls Flescher, 1622 Cap. Ave. MZ12— M3 —_— e AUNDRY. 22,50 cas OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, Sc; collars, i cufts, tc. 110 Leavenworth. Tel. bt e ———————— FUR DRESSING. 1424 So. 0. R . —313 GILBERT CO., tanners. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, GRAND Electrie Co., 16 & Jackson. Tel. %46 2108 Mio OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 8k GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., ¢l cesspools and vaults, removes gar dead animals at reduced prices. Tel. 1775, —_——— = COAL. LADIES, if hopeless, worried or discour t for our regulator; wranteed to relieve abnormal cusfon, any cause. Dr. Mead 1 Quincy 8t., Chicago M9 M3t acknowledged leading falist In diseases of women in Omaha. would call the attention of suffering Indies to hix unsurpassed accommodations before and duri nfinement and his treatment for {rregularities, no matter what cause. Call or address, with stamp, Dr. Pries, Arlington Block, 1518 Dod. Omaha. case of supp Rem. < DR PRIES, the SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING |GREGG Shorthand Om. €. Col., 17th & Doug. — 384 A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Lif 365 coliege, court reporter pri NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's Theater 367 DRESSMAKING, DRESSMAKING fn familles or at_home Miss Sturdy, 22 Farnum 005 M6, —_— PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat. ing: all Businees confidential. 1301 Doug -1 FACTORIES. S, travellng bags, sult cases: trunks repaired. Om, Trunk Factory, 1209 Farnam T4 FLORISTS, L."HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel. 133 = S O e~ TYPEWRITERS. REMINGTON typewriter No. 2, be taken at once. Z 29, Bee PHOTOGRAP MRS_ MINER, children's photos sr!cl; ¥ 612 So. 16th. —167 M2¢ ATTORNEYS, MAY, 3% N. Y. Life 210 M! —_— FRATERNAL ORDERS. THE GARDENERS protect old rge as well as life. Charter members frec. Particu- lars from Frank Rosewater, supreme manager, 222 Bee Bldg. —124 e NICKBL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. 25, M STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge B¢ = - CARPENT GRS AND JOINERS. ALL Kinds of carpenter work and rvgn\[rlng grgmptly adtended 1073 7" Ochlicree, Joeh and Lake streets ) —————— . EDUCATIONAL, Spanish, fencing, 408 N. 2th st M 68 FRENCH ANNOUNCEMENTS, ATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele- phone 2190. 511 South Thirteenth !(;el. —MA4b9 s e L IR POSTOFFIUE NOTICK. (Shou1d be read DAILY by all tnterested, as changes may occur at any time.) Forelgn malls for the week ending May 3, 1902, will close (PROMPTLY In all cases) at the General ' Postofice, as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close one hour arlier ‘than closing time shown below. Parcels post mails for Germany close at 5 p. m. Wednesday. Regular and supplementary malls close at forelgn statlon half hour later than closing time shown below. (except that supplementary mails for Europe and Central America, via Colon, close one hour later at forelgn station). Transatlantic Mails, SATURDAY—At 7:30 a. m. for NETHER- LANDS direct, per s. s. Ryndam (mail must be directed “per 8. &. Ryndam'); at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 11 a. m.) for EUROPE, per s. 5. Umbria, via Queens- town; at 9:3 8. m. for SCOTLAND di- 8 s, Purnessia (mall must be “per s. #. Furnessia t 9:30 a. m. for ITALY direct, per % Theresia (mail must be directed 8. K. M. Theresia”); at 11 a. m. for MARK direct, per s. s be directed “per . s. Hiekla (mail Thast Hekla"), *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes printed matter, commercial paper: aud samples for ‘Germany oniy. ' T same class of mall matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by It. After the closing of the supplementary Transatlantic malls named above, addi- tional supplementary malis are_ opened on the plers of the American, English, French and German stcamers, and remain nru until within 10 minutes of the hour o tling of steamer. Mails for South Central America, West Indies, Kte. FRIDAY-At 12 m, for MEXICO, per s. s. Seneca, via Tampico (mull must be di- rected “per s. 8. leneca’). BATURDAY—At 2 a. m. for ARGENTINE, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per Alnwick; at § a. m, (supplementary 9:30 a rfi) for PORTO RICO, CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per s. s Caracas (mail for Savanilla and Cartagena must be di- rected “;{(er 8 8 Caracar''; at 9 a. m (y[ ST, [g’l‘fl, ST. MARTINS and 87T, l':l STATIL nd BRITISH, DUTCH and FRENCH GUIANA, per 8. s. Uller; at (‘;M a. m (nulpgwhmenllr 10:3 a. m.) for FORTUNE LAND, AMAICA, BAV- ANILLA and CARTAGENA, per s. 5. Al- ieghany (majl for Costa Hl directed ‘“per s. s. Alleghan 3 m. (supplementary ) for CAPE HAITI, PORT DE PAIX, GONA- 1VES, 8T. MARC, JEREMIE and BANTA MARTA, 4 Alps (mall for other parta of itl ‘must be directed “‘per s. 8. Alps”); at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per &. s. Mexico, via Havana; ‘ 10 a .m. for HAITI, per Pring lllam ILL (mall for Curacas, Venezuela, Trinidad, Brit- Q.lh and Dutch Guiana must be directed per & 5 Frine Willlam 1(1); at 120 b pplementar, . m.) for JRK| PaCAND "ind BOMINIEAN 'REPURLIC T .. New York; at 13:% CUBA, ete. (o o5, Curitybs. vig Matehens, Qlrected anzas, y mail_onl hich must be Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to North Bydney, and thence by' steamer, close at this office dally at 6:3 p. m. (connectin glose here exary Monday. Wednesday an 8aturday). Malls for Mlquelon, by rail to oston. and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 6:30 p. m. Malls for Cuba, by rall to Florida. and thence by steamers, _are atched dally, ex- cept Thirsday, final connecting closes, for dispatch ' via Port Tampa on Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur- days at' *5:30 a m. for _dispatch via Miami, on Mondiys and Satur- days at 6:3) p. m. Malls for Mexica City, overland, unlass speclally addressed for dispatch’ by steamer, close at this office daily except Sunday-at ;30 and 11:30 p. m., Sundays at 1 p. m. and 113 5 m. Malls for Costa Rica, Belige, Puerto Cortez and Guatemals, by rall t0 New Orleans, an thence by st ciose at this office dally excont Bunday ut #1:3) p. m., Sin- days at *1:0¢ p. m. (conpecting closes here Mondays for Bellze, Puerto Cortez and Guatenala. and Tuesday for Costa Riea ) *Registered mall closes at 6:00 p. m. pre- vious day. Transpac Matl satls for Ching and Japan, via Seattie and Victoria, B. close heére dally at p. m. up to April *29th, inclusive, for dis- patch per o 8. Empreds of China (regis- ered mall must be speclally addressed. Merchandise for the U ency at Shanghal cannot be forwarded via esas lslands, Canada) Malls for Tahiti and Marq Via Sap Francisco, close bere dpily at 6:3 p. m. up to April “flil“h. incluslve, for alis. dispaich per 5. 5. Al Mails for China and Japan, via Seattle close here daily at & m, up 1o April **%th, Inclusive, for per . s Iyo Maru. (Registered must be di- rected “per Beattle'), Malls for Hawail, and China (alse letter mail and separately addressed peri- one | » B NOTICE, odicals for the Philippine Islands Manila), via San Francisco, ol daily atb 630 p. m. up to May clusive, for dispateh per & Maru Malls for Hawail, via San Frar here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to May *%th inclusive, for dispateh per s. 8. Alameda Malls for China and Japan, via Tacoma, close here daily at 6:® p, m. up to May **5th, inclusive, for dispatch per s & Olympla. Malis for the Phillppine Islands, via San Francigeo, close here dajly at €:30 p. m. up to May **1ith, inclusive, for dispatch per U 8 transpe Matle for Hawall, San Francisco, p.m via here i, ine Nippon t Ching and Japan, via ose here dally at 6:30 up to May **12th, inclusive, for dis- patch per s 8. Peru Malls for Australia, (except West Aus- tralla, which i forwarded via Burope), New 7ealand, Fiji, Samoa and Hawsly via San Francisco, glose here dally uj: m. after April *¥Nth and up te y 7th, inclusive, or on arrival ef & s Campania, due at New York May *4ifth, for dispatch per s. Ventura, Transpacific maila are forwarded to of salling daily and the schedule of e ing \s arranged on thelr uninterrupted **Roglstered mall previous day. Mails for Australia (except West Australia, which goes via Kurope, and New Zea. land, which goes via Han Francisco), and Fijl Islands, via Seattle and Victoria, B. C. close here dally at 6:0 [ m. atter May *17th and up to May *4%th, tnclu- sive, for dispatch per s s. Miowera. CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster. Postoffice, New York, Y., April 26, 1902 rt the presumption overisnd transit, closes at 600 p. m. GOVERNMENT NOTIC PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES— Department of the Interior, Office of In- dian aftairs, Washington, D. March 1, %2 Sealed proposals, indorsed Proposais for blankets, woolen and cotton goods, \‘In()\lngf, ete. as the case may be, and directed to the commissioner of Indlan affairs, Nos. 71 and 7, Wooster streat, New York City, will be received untii 1 o'clock p. m., of Tuesday, May 13, 132, for fur- nishing for the Indian Service, blankets, woolen and cotton goods, clothing, notions, hats and caps. Bids must be made out on government blanks. Schedules giving all necessary information for bidders will be furnished on application 1 fice, Washington, D. C.; Wooster strect, New York City; street, Chicago, 11.; No. 815 Howard street, Omaha, Neb.;' the commissaries of sistence) U, E. A, at Cheyenne, t Louts, §t. Paw and Sap Fran- he postmasters at 8loux City, Yank- ton, 'Arkansas City, valdwell, —Topeka, Wichita_and Tucson. Bids will be opened at the hour and days above stated, and bldders are invited to be present at the opening. The department ' reserves the right to_determine the point of dellvery and to refect iny and all blds, or any part of any old. W. A. JONES, Commis. sloner, ApristoMay? OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTE master, 210 Observatory Office Bullding, Dex Mofnes, lowa, May 1, 1902 —Sealed propesals, in triplicate, will be recelve here unt(l 11 4. m. May 22, 12, for construction of water system, sewer tem, fencing and grading at Fort Des Mothes, Towa. Information furnished on application. [, §. reserves right to reject any all bids or parts thereof. Envel- opes contalning proposals should be en- dorsed “‘Proposals for — ' and ad- dressed to R, B. Turner; Q M t 21 RAILWAY TIME CARD. 10N STATION-10TH AND MARCY. Union Pacific. Overland Limited Fast Mail ey California Express Pacific Express Eastern Express Atlantic Express......... Lincoln-Stromsburg Ex.b 4:05 pm Grand Island Local.....b 5:30 pm Chieago, Milwaukee & St. Chicago Limit A gmpm & Chicago & Omaha Ex..b 715 am b Missouri Pacific, St Louls Expres: 10:00 am K. C! & St. L. Express.alo:80 pm Wabash, St. Loufs “‘Cannon Bal . 5:15 pm ..a10:00 am a 10: Leave. . 7:00 am Arrive. Chicago Daylight.. Chicago Express ‘b1l:ils am Des Molnes Local.......a 4:00 pm Chicago Fast Express..a 4:35 pm Des Moines, Rock Is- land and Chicago. ... WEST. Lincoln, Colo. Springs, Denver, Pueblo and West A Colo., Te Oklahoma Iiinois Centr: Chicago Express Chicago, Minneapolis & St. Paul Limited.......a 7 Minneapolis & St. Paul Express .. itiss ol Chicago Express e Chicago & Northweste ‘“The Northwestern Line." fcago Speclal......... icago Passenger.. tern Express Eastern Speclal. Fast Mall > Omaha-Chicago L't'd.. Fast Mall...... Cedar Raplds Pas Twin City Express, Twin City Limited Stoux City Local, seupesEEEp R . SREVVIE23E eoupeTTTeY 3333333358 =5 a 3:50 pm WEBSTER DEPOT—15TH & WEBSTER Fremont, Elkhorn & M Leave. Deadwood, a 3:00 pm sper and aadf . .4 300 pm Hastings, Vork, " 'David City, Buperior, Genev: Exeier and Séward. Norfolk, Lincoln Fremont .... Fremont Local X Missouri Pacifie. Nebrasia - Lecal, Via Weeping Water........h 4:10 pm a10:2 am Chicago, 5t, Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha. Twin City Passenger, Bioux City Passenge! Emerson Local, vl Valley, Arrive, 4 6:00 pm © 5:00 pm [ Black Hil Hot 8prin; Wyoming, ouglas .b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm umh b10:% am 00 pm B e BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MANUN Chicago, Burlington & Quiney. Arrive, o Bpectal . al0; 0 Vestibuled Ex o Local. ; Chicago Limited. Fast Mail....... Burlington & Missourl River. Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln o Nebraska Express denver Limited........ Black Hills and Puget Sound Express...... Lincoln Fast Mail Fort Crook and Plaits. mouth v Bellevue & Pacific Jet Bellevue & Pacific Jet. D st. Yansas City Day Ex Bt, Louls Fiyer,... a Kansas City Night Ex...alf a Dally. b Dally excepl day only. ' d Dally except except Monday. a 615 am Bunday. ¢ Sun- turday. e Daily STEAMSHIPS, _ HOLLAND-AMERICA LI New York-Rotterdam, New Twin-Screw s. s. Twin-Bcrew Steam Twin-Screw alcier ™ Rottordam scay 1. we m Twin-Screw Bieamer Noordam iey 17,104 . to 00 Farna A7, Yo Mol Vi 0 * » i aass, Viver: Natooal Hisk.” Oougha " TTANCHOR LINE—U, 8, MAIL—STEAMERS KW YoRN . LONDORBERRY & QLASGOW 'KM“. (H‘“L AR ..'A 3 Superior accommodations, Mxoellent Culsine, Every rd l:l_ll. comfort of passengers studiously cou- 13