Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1902, Page 7

THE OMAHA SPECIAL NOTICES Rates, 1 180 a word first 1o & word the ressed to & mumbered letter in eare of The Bee. Answers so addressed will be delivered om presentation of the shesk only. WANTED=-MALE HEL 690D messengers wanted; increased &l)‘ D. T. Co., 212 South 13th. B—291 $ FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK U you live in the country or in a town and have a good acquaint among the fariners and stock ralsers in the naighborhood you can make by four or five hours work. Write us and we will send your our proposition The Bee Publishing Co., Solicitors’ Dept., Omaba, Neb. B-M213 WANTED, & good man {n every county to take subseriptions for The Twentieth Cen- tury Farmer. Our agents make good Tages everywhere References required. Addry Twentleth Century Farmer, Omaha, Neb. B—613 THREE or four good men wanted; 100 per month. Call 62 Paxton block. B—M202 WANTED, salesmen to solicit orders on a + new proposition by which you can earn 33 to % & day; young men from 23 to 28 desired, who are hustiers and well recom- mended. Room 106, Omaha Bee Bl FOR RENT-HOUSES. VERY_fine i0-room stone front residence, 416 N. Bth St hot water heat, two blocks north and two west of High school, on Harney street car line; keys one door south H. T. Clarke, 208 Ramge block D—Mdi8 5% 8. %TH., modern S-room house 2% , D—Mdss 9 FOR RENT DESIRABLE OFFICE First floor Board of Trade Bldg.: good light; 16th 6L {rontage; % per month HOUSES. Furnished house of 11 rooms for summer months. House modern In every way and cholce location. Fiat, 6 rooms, 148 South 16th B8t.; tached; $15 STORE ROOM 1433 Bouth 16th 8t., on main car line be- tween Omaha and South Omah GEORGE & COMPANY, 1601 Fa de- THREE & 4-room apartments. §18 8, 224 8t, D666 M3* | FOR_RENT, elght-room modern house, 11§ 8. %th St immediate possession. Ed O. Hamilton, 211 8. 17th St. Tel, A-1182. D452 3 FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, “Buropean hotel, 13th and Farnam. E—30% BEAUTIFUL rooms, furnished or unfur- pished for’ light housekeeping " modern, farge lawn, private’ family. 2% Bure St FURNISHED rooms, all modern. % 15th 8t. B89 M13 finest location in the 199 Capitol Ave. E—Ms% LARGE, a)so smaller room, 88 N. 18th 8t. ELEGANT room city. genileman desires to take ne in French two evenings ek. Must call at my residence, . stadng method of teaching, X B—-Mi10 WANTED, private les each Addres: 42, Bee. G. R. RATHBUN gives private lessons in bookkeeping. Room 15, Commercial Na- tional bank. B-293 oung lady or gentle- man to take life lcgnlnr!hlp In Omaha’s t business and shorthand college and pay for it when course s finished and position secured. Address Y 61, Bee. B8589 CABINE' makers, with experience, work on bank and store fixtures; good steady work. Fisher-Stevens Furn. Cit; B-—-M466 5 WANTED, men to learn barber trade; only elght weeks required; special Inducements until May 15, g‘olmon guaranteed; wa, jaturdays olarship, board and 1t applic ‘rom distance. Call or w Moler Barber College, 163 Farnam st WANTED, a sober, industrious man to run engine and work {n flour mill; state wages expected and experience. Humphrey Roller Mills, Humphrey, Neb. B—6 4 4 AGENTS to solicit, one to collect, for city and outside towns. Address Z 41, Beo. B 681 5 to Charles E—168 M26 TWO housekeeping rooms, $5. 2623 St Mary's, E—M214 M26* TWO well furnished south Douglas. FRONT room, modern, $8. 1717 Webste E—474 Junel*® FOR RENT, a nice large furnished front room, with' alcove. 101 8. 26th st, E-Mi6 TWO rooms for gentiemen; private fam- ily; rent moderate; good location; close in.' % 42, Bee. E—519 6% FURNISHED rooms for light housekeep- ing. 2001 Dodge. E—540 6 NICELY furnished Harney st. ROOMS, 610% So. 10th St. 'Phone 1811, E—683 J3* e —————————————atty FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. DESIRABLE suite of rooms, first floor, unfurnished, May 1. The Pratt, 212 8 room, modern. 2580 E—-M703 10* 2th St. F M6 FOR SALE~MISCELLANEOUS. STAMP photos, 1c each. Velox, 18 & Far'm. Q872 M3 FIR timbers for house movers, etc., 40 to 11 feet; cribbing and hog fence. %01 Dougias Q33 8 and phonographs on easy pay- % down, $1.80 per week: Jahand $5, 8§ and $10. new wheels, $15, Omaha Bicycle Co, 16th and Chicago Sts QM3 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 2439 QM58 GOOD round hay, $7.50 per ton, delivered, Wagner's Feed Store, 1008 to 1911 Cuming street. Q—Mss2 “16th St QM7 M2 BICYCL BAM'L BURNS for gas fixtures, QM84s M2 STEREOPTICANS and moving _plcture hines. B. F. Wurn, 1608 Farnam St Q414 M CLOBING out household goods and stov cheap. 1314 Dodge St. BECONDHAND blillard and pool tables billlard tables rep: a large stock of cheap bar fixtures, cigar counters, etec. The Brunawick, Balke, Collender Co., 407-9 Bo. 10th. Q516 CLOSING out our entire stock of trunks at cost. Alfred Cornish, successor to Colling & Morrison Retall Harness busi- ness, 1210 Farnam. ‘'Phone 2314, Q654 J3 CLAIRVOYANT! LEAHIE—PARLORS, 1619 DODGE PROF, STRE! Clairvoyant and Palmist tells you all Jou, ant to know, every hope, “fear and wish ot our life, faults, quality, capability, trade or profession you are best suited for; fortunate and unfortunate perlods of life; breaks evil influences; how to win the one you love, conquer enemi tore lost affections; advice on business, health, marria, divorce, etc. Hours, 9 to 5. ~ S—M898 J. MRS. FRITZ, clairvo 1614 Casa St 8- MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist. 315 8. 15, 8323 ELECTRIC TREATMENT. nt. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N.16, 2d floor. R. 1. T00k M§ MME. AMES, vapor baths, 134 N. 1ith, 1. 7. T-M317 M13 PERSONAL. Middlemis aper cleaner. Tel, 178, U-—-M768 M th and Farnam. F THE ROSE, 2020 Harney, rooms with board, F—484 M1§ WANTED at once, & good barber; steady Job. F. A. Floyd, Tarkio, Mo, B—416 M3 WANTED—FEMALE HELP. WANTED, two young lady students to learn hairdressing, manicuring and chi- ropody ard scientific massa; 1 _or write Room 22), Bee Bldg. C—294 100 Girla. Call Canadian office, 15th & Dods c WANTED, deserying 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 A 1, Bee,, FRONT room and board. 1822 C-ll;% ala 0 M2 NICE rooms with 0od board; reasonable; bath, gas, electric light telephone. 411 N. %th, F—-M283 FRONT room. with alcove and board private family, at 1126 8. 30th A mModern conventences, i FURNISHED room and board for one or two gentlemen; In good location; private tamily; references.” Z 49, Bee, F—ot—5v Merriam, comfortable summer home, Tel.5. F_306 . ] FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, in ous hair removed by electricity. DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns and superfiu- 38, Frenzer block. U PRIVATE hog finement; bable rs. Gardels 1, before and during con- ‘adopted. 2808 Grant St. Tel, F-118. U—a2 FLESCHER will fix your bicycle n{n, i—s25 HAIRDRESBING, manicuring and chiro- R_ody for ladies only, In connection with he Bathery, 216-220 Bee Bldg. U326 RUPTURE permanently cured in % to & days; send for circular. O. 8. Wood, M. Dy ew York Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb. U—327 cheapest, best and Mark, 17 & Dq U—32 GRAMOPHONES and lupyll: '\'hol(lll; and retall. Collins Plano Co., 1823 Doug. las. U229 ACCORDION pleating, quickest. Mrs. A. O H s H [ 3 H H § H $ AILY BEE: MONDAY, MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. F 1183 11838 H MONEY! MONEY! WHEN IN NEED OF MONEY DEAL WITH THE AMERICAN LOAN CoO. L] LOANS FROM §10 TO 200 MADE On Furniture, Planos, ete., and to people holding a steady posit , without Avu licity or removing the property, an t much 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 monthly yments, or as your circum- stances will permit, thus enabling you to ay without inconvenience or worry. ‘ome In and talk it over with us. AMERICAN LOAN CO., Room 8, Third Floor, Paxton’ Block. X8 LOANS on CHATTELS and SALARI PHOENIX CREDIT CO., succesmors to J. W. TAYLOE, 633 Paxton Block. TEL. 745. To accommodate our COUNCIL BLUFFS atrons we have established eregant of- ces’ nt ROOM 24, WICKHAM BLDG.. intersection Broadway & Pearl Sts. TEL. 8. X454 LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- sters, boarding houses, etc., without se- curity; easiest terms; 40 offices in prin- gipal’Gitles. Tolman, "4 Board of Trade 3 X849 MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried eople; business confidential; lowest rates. 14 xton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. ] [ U, . ..~ BUSINESS CHANCE! GENERAL MDSE. $7,000, clean, up-to-date stock, only one in small eastern Neb. town, with lot and jtore bullding, at 250, doling profitable Will consider good property or equitable value, 0YS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, $8.600—Clean stock in county seat town, 8. E. Neb.; one-third cash, two-thirds good, clear, cheap land. GROCERIES, STOCKS from $1,00 to $4600 In and out of city. One specially fine proposition in city; a cholce, clean, up-to-date stock of about $4,500; sales, $100 daily. If you have a good improved ‘farm, a equitable value, tell me particulars, maybe we can deal HARDWARE. GOOD, staple stocks in Neb, and I $2,500' to $7,000. Profitable busines . DRUGS. STOCKS from $2000 to $4,500 in and out of gty doing protable Business BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, BUSINESS from to $1.500; good towns, doing well. Can be had right BOOTS AND SBHOES. $2,000 stock in good Neb. town; might deal for good plece of clear land. FLOURING MILL. ™ BBL, capacity, fully equipped and doing 0od business; 'an 8-room residence an lots, besides 15 acres cholce land ad- joining, with plenty frult, barns, sheds and fenced for cattle feeding. Entire property for $3,000. A good plece of land might ansvier for it , owner dead, can be had for one-fifth original cost. Clear new land will do. CIGAR BUSINESS. FINE place, best of furniture and fixtures; good location in South Omaha, reason: able figures. ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSES FROM 7 to 42 rooms, well furnished, good location, profitable ‘business. Prices $%0 to 815000 will pay you to investigate. STEREOPTIC AND PHONOGRAPH OUTFIT. $650 for one-half interest in business which netted $31% in 18 months. Danish or Scandinavian partner preferred HOTEL furniture and fixtures 2 rooms, fully “equipped; only house iive Neb. town; good business; furniture reason: able price. J. H. Johinson, N, Y. Life. WANTED, a teacher French language to twice_a week; state z Bee. WANTED, ladi hairdressing, ‘manicuring and faclal massage; only four weeks required; join now and complete for summer resort work; also many posi- tions waiting in city establishments, Call or writs. Moler College, 1623 Farnam o to instruct terms. WANTED, a cook at the Child's Saving institut 18t\ and Ohlo. ADP‘% to the —402 §° DRESSMAKERS wanted.1000 Douglas. i1 o0 B DAILY copying letters at home; either sex; encloss two stamps with ‘applica- tion. Tilinois Industrial Union, Dept. 2, Masonic Temple, Chicago c WANTED. girl for general housework smail family; liberal wages. y Apply 2108 Douglas ot. Mrs. G. L. Hammer. CM897 6 GIRL, German or Bohemian preferred, for general housework. 111 No. Sist Ave. WANTED, first-class cook at once; per g&""‘ Apply to Mrs, ESMEN wi and ornamental trees; pay weekly; outfit free. Lawrence Nursery Complni. Law- rence, Ka J19* WB HAVE a stern Iowa where we use A Standard Stock 00d to farmers and feeders; they must nd_give full {ime to the they must be men of high have some knowledge of live ock and good business ability; we fu nish ns for such men and offer e ceptional Inducements to permanent sales- men;: bo requirs or application Blank. The F Sanborn omeany, g —M287 M2§ Omaha, Neb. ‘WANTED, salesman, only one with experi- ence, to sell copy! les books .nX’.u kinds of printed mafter. Abrly in person, if possible. Nebraska Printing Co., Lin- coln, Nel —623 8 _— DESK room space, $§ per month, ground floor room in The Bee building, facing Farnam street; no expense for light, heat or janitor service. R. C, Peters & Co., Rental Agents, Bee bullding. G116 SUITE of rooms, modern, housekeeping. 618 Georgla Ave. G—MS51 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, FOR_ RENT, the bullding formerly occu- jed by The Bee at 916 Farnam St. It ha our stories and a basement which wa formerly used as The Bee press room This will be rented very reasonably. 1f interested apply at once to C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room 100, Bee buflding. store In_first-class location; rent reasonable. Apply R. Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg. 1-266 CHIROPODY a speclalty, in connectl with The Bathery, rooms 216-220 Bee.}cihlol': Tel. 1716, U—330 SHAMPOOING and hairdressing, %c, in connection with The Bathery, fu-m Bee butldl Tel. 1716 U—331 ladies 1607 Doug UM NEW OPPORTUNITY for loyed; call and Investigate, 0om 21 BABY and boy for adoption, 1 mont) ola. Burdette St. G M. H. NASH—Your deal with Ed_has bee fiked. Come home.—C. A. M. U--520 18% GO TO the Goldman Pleating Co. for all kinds of pleating. Their new machinery enables them 1o do better, cheaper, quicker work than ever before. 200 Doug- las block. U—M em- las, LARGE room in the Paxton block to let, suitable for lodge purposs Apply room 63, Paxton block, or W. FARNAM SMITH & CO. 1-810 STOREROOM. 701 8. 16th. R. C. Peters & (& Main Floor, Bee Bldg. 1-28 FOR RENT, desk room or large spac suitable for merchandise broker or party doing business In wholesale district. In- quire Hene & Co., 818 Farnam t. M284 — e AGENTS WANTED. WANTED, canvassing agents in “every county to solicit sul lcr‘{uonl to THE TWENTIETH CENTURY = FARMER; steady employment with assured good income; agents in the country wWith horse and buggy especially desired; can- vassers make easily 360 to $100 per month, Address Century “Farmer Solicitora’ Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. —213 AT ONCE, a g00d, rellable agent making all branches of C., B. & Q. in southern ebraska to take' & good side 'line on commission. Address Y 15, Bee. J—M430 M15* AGENTS, write now for free sample of work and terms, Star Harness Mender; best 25c seller oul. We make other quick- selling necessities. Columbla Nov. Mfg. Co., St. Loul . J—678 7% —_— WANTED-TO BUY, FOR RENT—HOUSES. 204 WEBSTER, 11 rooms, modern, $60; 3221 Harney, 8 roois, modern, 5 i & aa 16 Ringwalt D Biess 4 ‘room ® VANS and bagsage wagons. Tel 1165 D208 ; Others Bros., rrker Blk. FOR RENT, %-rcom house, 220 and Ca fornia 8ts.. all modern, In good_rep large vard ‘Inquire ai 87 N. Y. L sutlding. D291 MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage 1% Faroam, or Tels. 1669865, D29 HOUSES § TO Co.; office WANTED, highest Co., 108 #00d secondhand furniture; gflc« pald. Enterprise Furniture . 14th. Tel. 2286 N-—982 M9 FOR SALE~FURNITURE. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dod, 209 New and secondhand, bought, sold, exchanged. 811 ‘WITH every $10 sale we will give FREE a beautiful ofl inting. We Ve & com- plete line of house furnishings, new and secondhand; price Enterprise Fur- niture Co., 102-4 8. . Tel. o e B L I Al B T S e PARTIES leavin will sell household Wodl. Call onday, —Tuesda: and ednesday of this week. 2614 Sherman Ave., over store, 0518 6* all parts of city. The O. DI&‘I Co., HIYBQQ B.Idl. D299 10.ROOM house with basement, 25th and *lnkflln good location. a. B urkington, 806 Bee. DML FOR RENT, Srcom, modern, a:’.c%'a ouse, newly paintéd an red, 3. 2821 Capitol Ave: Tel 58, B L Robison: D—MIS . Paxton block, o HOUSES, store HOUSES and fla SEE PAYN 0. for cholce house: #l-2 N. Y, Life Bldg. Tel 1016 D302 UNEQUALED, central. modern Toom fate: hisara, 30 N84 s HOUSES, ete. F. D. Wead, 1634 Dou i) Maggard V. & 1713 Webster. SHERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE—6-rm. apartment. 3d floor, cholcest in bld everyihing modern, 43 a_month. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Main Floor N. Y. L, Bldg. D457 FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, GOOD Studebaker top buggy, che 'A. W. Johnson, with Joht Dee VIAVA, woman's wa; treatment. Booklet Omah ) ’I‘::-gh. g&m- ee. ee oy U—&: ELITE PARLORS, 615 8. 16th St, 24 fioor. U-921 M7 EARN $2 pe ¥ chine. 1007 U—M4T3 MI16 URBE cured, no pain, detention from business; send ' for circulars. Empire Rupture Curo Co, %2 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. U--332 RUPT! PRIVATE home for ladies before and dur- ing confinement; bables adopted. 263 Burdette. Mrs. Burget. 126 M1 NSO’ “AFTER_YOU, MY DEAR AL TAKE ONE OF THESE Stoecker Cigars They are the b §,0n the market. Bave the bands, for they are valuable. U-—-M700 10 BEE Proctor, fine plctures. 616 8o. 16th, | U—683 J3 Iy your hand like Carrie's? P hat To Eat. GEQRGE, —M106 § MOLLIE: 188 May MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. 44§ PER CENT on business property. per cent on residence property. Optigns to pay whole or”part any time. W. B, Mgk’ of B eh By W% Omaha real Brennan-Love Co., 300 8. 13th, W—336 WANTED, city loans and warrants, W, Farnam Smith & Co., 182 Farnam St. W—das MONEY to 'loan on improved estate. FARM and cit loans, low rates. Thomas, 1st W, H at. Bank Tel. 1648 W38 PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 97 N. ¥, L. W—in 1604 340 § PER CENT loans. Farnam. CHOICE FARM LOANS FOR SALE, R. C. PETERS & CO., 1702 Farnam St. W-M20 M7 PRIVATE money. F. D, Wead, 1684 Douglas Garvin Bros. W PAINTING and repairs on wagons, etc., our specialty. H. Frost, lth and Leav- enworth. Tel. 147, P82 WANTED, city and farm loans; also bon and warrants. R C. Peters & Co., 1 FC etons, carriages, ae Ui, SOT, 08 PARRERRRA, ‘at Sl rices. Repairing and trimm! ul On rubber tires. * Preifter, FIth wnd Leay: b Sts. Pfss MU SEVERAL fine driving Phelps, room D, N, Y. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS, IDHAND safo cheap. Schwarts, 14 8. 13th. Q318 e ORI W TR, <. L FLESCHER sells blcycles. 1622 Capitol Ave. Qa1 VERY desirable 7-room cottage, with mod- ern_conveniences, 1064 Georgia Ave., im- mediate ssion; references required. Inquire C. Goss, 1063 Park Ave. FOR RENT, Groom house, on hill, near Unlon depot. 1115 So. Sth St D60 T E ‘7 B WILL ON o It HAS. F. WILLIAMSON, 138 Farnam 8 TO 10 STYLES trusses: catalogue free. Sher- B::... McConnell Drug: Co., 16th And , Omaha. Q314 FOR BALE. phonographs, saperior o any other musical lmlmanl; $ up. The Wittman Co., 1621 Farnam. H IDHAND sai Derlght, 1119 F' ) L. B8 Farngs. cheap. INDIAN goods and relics, Farnam, = Farnam 8t., Bee Bldg. W3 LOW RATES. Private mone; PAYNE INVESTMENT dompan, Main Floor N. ¥. Lute Bldg, ' @, TO S F. C. money. Bemis, Paxton Bik. W34 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, M O N E Y F\ll’-nll\l"- ons, Carriages WE make loans on Pianos, Horses, W and other chatfe We make SALARY LOANS without morigage to persons who have permanent positions. You can money on very short notice 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- fidential service and courteous nt. We invit b £ In cash. We'always “try to ease.” MAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Board o?‘l‘rlde (Established 1862). 306 uo:fill_" i;-:nodhon furniture, live siock, ' salarted . Fole; an ", SUC. to Duff Green. § Barker ‘mx MONEY loaned turniture, jew- Unsurpassed. FOR a profitable proposition, monthly in- Come. $i, clegantly equiped rooming and boarding hous trons the best, finest location In city; Jarge capacity. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Life. 'Phone L-270, Y628 MAY 5, 1902. FOR SALB<RBEAL ESTATE. FOR SALE, three lots, with six-room cot tage: price, $1.800; owner leaving_ city Address 7 8, Bee omoe RE HOUSES and lots in_all parts Ol‘rllk. also gcre property and farm lands. The 0. F. Davis Co., oom 052, Bee bll"lfln‘. RE-361 M489 IF YOU want one of the nicest S-room homes in Hanscom Place 1 will give ¥ 4 bargain. Owner left ety Must' sell . H. Sherwood, e TR R Muss FOR SALE, 112 acres of land, 120 acres in crops thls vear, at a sacrifice, in central part of Nebraska. G H, Peterson, 622 N. 16th, Omaha. RE—658 M19* FARMS-If you wish to buy a grain, fruit or stock farm, get mf list of western Michigan (lower peninsula) bargains; write today; they are going rapidly. S V. R. Hayes, Grand Rapids, Mich. RE—Mist J2 ood farming A SPECIAL BARGAIN. $1,300 buys a é-room \‘Onl{". back plastered and double floors thro out, in good con- dition; a _good barn, a never-falling well, clstern, frult and plenty of shade; two lots, each 0x150 feet, on 53d, near Center street. Must sell at once. Enquire of owner, O. W, Hart, 534 and Center Sts., or Harrison & Morton, N. Y. Life RE—498 9* ALL ABOARD for California! 500, act government land in southern Californ open for ttlement: the largest irri tion canal in America I8 now completed lands; sotl fs very rich and fertile; and cattie country on earth; 320 acres allowed each person; ermanent water rights sold on eas erme; rallroad through these lands will be completed in short time; send 10 cents for books and maps and full informa- tion. Reld & Heber, agents, 107 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal WILLIAMSO! HOUSES, lot fire insurance. CHARLES B, 128 » Farnam street, farms, ranches, loans Bemis, Paxton block, RE—36) THE OMAHA RBALTY CO., 1301 Douglas 8t., upatairs; small houses for sale; cheap building lcts. "Call for catalogus and price ™ list. ivate money to loan on easy term: RE-87 C Unlon Pacific Raliroad company. McAllester, lind commissioner, Union Pa- cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE—358 GEORGE G. WALLACE, roal estate, mort- gage, rentals, insurance. Brown block. RE--359 cow WILL TRADE CERTIFIED milk for cows, subject to test for tuberculosis. Sanitary Dalry, 2016 Farnam sireet; ‘phone No. 4ii. —M846 M2 e ———————— HOTOGRAP MRS MINER, children's photos s} 612 So. 16th, ) ATTORNEY S, MACFARLAND & MAY, 3% N. Y FRATERNAL ORDERS, THE GARDENERS protect old age s Mlife. Charter members free. Particu- lars from Frank Rosewater. supreme manager, 222 Bee Bldg. —72 _— NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel = - 378 PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat- ing; all Gurinees conndentiat. i1 Douglas R —————— CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repalring omptly ‘attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th and Lake streets. —870 ——— e ——er EDUCATIONAL. FRENCH, Spanish, fencing. 108 N. Wb ot ANNOUNCEMENTS, WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele- Phone 21 811 South Thirteenth strcet, g epingiegespes e ey WANTED=TO BORROW. FOR SBALE-First mortgage $500 on Omaha improved property. ee Bldg. Shimer & Chase. Tx‘s 1442, —~Mist 8 DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING fn familles or at Miss Bturdy, 202 Farnam. NOTICE, PAPER HANG OMAHA Steam Paste Co., manufactu aste for ail purposes; in barrels and hai arrels. Wrile tor prices. 210 Cumin BUY best house paints, varnishes, quality highest, prices lowest. Oif'ana Paint Co. 1016 Jones 8 % to Canada. Lexington, —804 M21* SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. for cholce Blq, Tel. 1016, bargalns, 801-2 N. Y. Life argains, ol 2o — WANTED=TO RENT, ALFALFA farm for sale; 160 acre: alfaifa; well improved: going Write to Erik Johnson, R. Neb. R WANTED-Two _or fooms. housekeeping: two adults; walk- ing distance from business center. Ad- dress Z 52, Bee. K—672 4% — e PIANOS, three unfurnished DEFINITE ‘”Fé’é?‘«'}a ION TO PIANO BUSINESS FACTS ARE ALWAYS INTERESTING. I sell for $250—no more, no less—a plano that dealers charge $350 and $400. 1 e you $100 to $150, because I save you store ‘rents, retall dealers’ profits and music teachers commissions. INVESTI- GATE MY STATEMENTS. You can | during day or evenings. Terms ca :m_d:m:ntnlyl or $2.50 or woek. New and up-to-date styles to select from. SRED kL ALTER. 8112 California St. Manufacturers' Agent. Walnut Hill car. Beautiful {llustrated booklet on request, e ——————— TREES, TO GET in or out of business call on Wil iams, Room 4ll, MeCague bullding; WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange your business or properly quick communi- cate with one who has the customers. J. H. Johnson, 843 N. Y. Life. ‘Phone\};—go. FOR BALE, the best hardware stock in the best agricultural section of Iowa; large tock will invoice' about $10,000; profits large; must close up an estate Interest the only reason for selling. Address V 40, Bee. Y856 IF YOU want to BUY or SELL real es- tate call or write, NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 4th floor N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. Y358 STOCK_ of about 8,00 in good location. Would take’ Omaha residence property \bout ,500. ress, Jox v e, {3 Y213 Mi2 R SALE, cigar store dolng a paying Fusiness- A snap. "Address ¥ 6%, Hes Of: fice. Y—M751 FOR BALE, ‘small jobbing business; about 31,600 required; must go at once. Address Y53, Bee Office. Y—M182 FOR SALE, a good, clean stock of grocer- fes, queensware and notions, one of the Dbest stands in a live Nebraska town, do- ing a good business; reason for selling, poor hesith. Address Grocer, Bee Office, Council Bluffs, Y—-M1 ‘write for our Traise & Co., 283 Y—M3s58 M2s* “Guide ug h." Unity Bldg., Chicago. GRAND HOTEL, furniture and three-year lease at Hartington, Nebraska; the best paying stand in the west; thirty-seven foom house; will sell by June 1. H. R. Rankin. Y—M402 6 PATENTS GUARANTEED. PATENTS SECURED OR FEE RE- TURNED. 8end model or sketch for FREE opinion as to patentability. Send for our fllustrated GUIDE BOOK, finest ublication issued for free d! {bution. ‘ontains 100 mechanicai movements. Tells HOW _TO OBTAIN A PATENT, HOW AND WHAT TO INVENT FOR PROFIT, HOW TO BSELL PATENTS, LAW POINTS FOR INVENTORS, etc. Patents secured through advertised without in__the 'ATENT RECORD, PLE COPY FREE. We also send our LIST OF INVENTIONS WANTED and a MANUFACTURERS' DIRECTORY. Address EVANS, WILKENS &oo. o Evans Bidg. ashington, D. C. Y608 5% GOOD business opportunity: A shoemaker in a lively business town, who went into & different line wishes to ¢lose out his nice and clean stock of shoes, valued at about $900, to party only ‘who understan hoemlkln" easy terms. Correspondence solicited. Address Z 29, Omaha, Bee. FOR shrubs, vines, trees, etc., see the Crescent City sales ground, south side of Farnam and 21st Sts. 'Phone 1 —843 M22 SHADE and frult trees, shrubs, etc.; TREES PROPERLY TRIMMED. P. L. Forgan, 314 N. 15th Bt. —M289 M5* e p—— OSTEOPATHY, GOVERNMENT NOTICES, PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN BUPPLIES— Department of the Interior, Office of In- dian aftairs, Washington, . G ed’ proposals, indorsed “Propos woolen and cotton goods, !, "as the case may be, and directed to the commissioner of Indian affairs, Nos. 77 and 7. Wooster stroet, New York City, wiil be received until 1 o'clock . m., of Tuesday, May 13, 103, 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 wiil turnished on application te tne lndian of fice, Washington, D, C.; Nor nd 7 Wooster street, New Yor! ; 236 Johnson street, Chicago, 111.; No. 815 Howard street, Omala, Neb.;' the' commissaries of sul sistence, U, . A., at Cheyenne, ieaven- worth, Bt. Louls, Bt. Pau: and Sap Fran- cinco; ‘the postmasters at Sloux City, Yank- ton, 'Arkansas City, valdwell, Topeka, Wichita and Tucson.” Bids will be open at_the hour ana days above stated, and bidders are invited to be present at the opening. The department reserves the right 10 determine the point of dellvery and tg refect iny and ail bids, or any part of any old. W. A, JONES, Commis- sioner. ApristoMay7 OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- master, “ 210 Observatory Ofce Bullding, Des Moines, lowa, May 3, 1902.—8ealed pro- posals, In triplica’ will be recelved here until 4 p. m., June 3, 192, for constructing, lumbing, electric wirlng and steam heat- ing, at ‘ort Des Moin lowa, of two double sets officers’ quarters, one double barrack, one double t non-commissioned officers’ quarters, one guardhouse, one cav- alry stable, one quartermaster and sub- sislence storehouse, one quartermaster's stable, one bake-house and one coalshed. Plans, specifications and full Information will be furnished on application to_th office or at the depot quartermaster's offices in Chicago, TIl, St. Louls, Mo. and Omaha, Neb. U.'S. reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals or parts thereof. Envelopes containing pro- 1s should be indorsed “Proposals for and addressed to R. B. Turner, Q. M3-6- -30-31 GID E. & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths, Buite 615, N. Y. Lite Bldg. Tel. 1664. DR._A. T. HUNT, 612 McCague Bidg. Tel. 2352, —369 DR. MRS, MUSICK, Douglas Blk. Tel._;nggi MEDICAL, DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leading specialist in diseases of women in Omaha, would call the attention of suffering ladles to his unsurpassed accommodations before and during confinement and his treatment for irregularities, no matter what cause. Call or address, with stamp, Dr. Pries, Arlington Block, 1513 Dodge, Omaha. e ——— SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. GREGG Shorthand Om. C, Col,, 1ith & Dgu‘:. A. C. VAN BANT'S school. 717 N. Y, Lite. BOYLES' col N. Y e, court reporter principal, Life. » principa NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's Theater. 7 GARBAGE, ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO. pools and vaults, removes gar apimals at reduced price MANUFACTURING. P. MELCHIOR, ith and Harney, ma- chinist, —Mam OMAHA Bafe and Iron Wke., make a ape- claity of fire escapes, shutters, doors and sates. G. Andreen, Prop., 102'8. 10t St e TAILORING. JOE YOUSEN removed to 1411% Farnam St. 486 J1 e ——— STORAGE. PACIFIC Btorage and Warehouse Co., 912 914 Jones, general storage and tol’wlr_d.lflg OM. Van Btor. Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. 1660-863. RS i e IS 1 FUR DRESSING. $5,00 for controlling interest in a Increasing legitimate manufacturing ness, desti to be a very profitable enterprise. Court closest investigation. J. H. Johnson, New York Life. Y—629 PAID 7.6 last week: have pald as high as §i2, never lleas” than ¥ lon $100 inveuted t bon Equine Record Co. for prospectus. Incorporated, 28 Broadway, New York Y—MSTS 6 usi- 0. R. GILBERT CO., tanners. 144 8o, J3th. 3 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson. Tel, 2546 —M108 M10 BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North [ WANTED, ponsible man with $§10,000 cash: good position and salary; oan double money in six months. This s o chance seldom found. Answer guick. Ad- dress % 25, Bee. —359 M3 FOR EXCHANGE. LAUNDRY, OMAHA Bteam Laun 2¢; cuffs, dc. &% shirts, 8¢; collars, 1780 Leavenworth. Tel b4l —375 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. WILL exel oak ward; tolatng ved " of°Ble. e FOR EXCHANGE, lot and 15-room unfur- nished lod, ioun‘ South Omaha. h Hawver, 04 Emmet Bt i 1o EXCHANGE or sale, finest ranch in north Nebraska, 3000 acres; will I’El& > “‘:r in M Cline, 768 1 farm, merchandise or hotel. 1238 O st., Lincoln, Nel 1 \ LOST. STOLEN, note about 52200, held and sndorsed by L. ¢ Alkinson, Neb Do not negofiats; say: t Inquire otiate - = of Bl 4 man, Soutl CURED. Julla Vaughn, 4% Ramge Bm COAL. MONROE Coal and Feed Co. 'Phone 971. 04 Mi ] FACTORIES. TRUNKS, traveling bags, sult cases repatred. Om. Trunk Fiotory, 120 — FLORISTS. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel. 1283 L. i runks rnam OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- master, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, May 2, 1902.—Sealed_proposals, in triplicate, wili be recelved here until 11 a. m., central time, May 31, 1902, and then opened, for construct. ing and extending water mains and con- storm water drains, nectfon s and gutters, gran- olithic walks and road crossings Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Full information and biank forms of proposal furnished on application to this office, where plans and specifications can be seen. United States reserves the right to accept or reject an. or all proposals or any part thereof. Yelopes should be indorsed ‘Proposals for Water Mains, Grading, etc.,” and addressed to Captain D. E. McCarthy, Quartermaster. 6t-d2-3-5-6-29-30 OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- master, 210 “Observatory Ofce Bullding, Des Motnes, Iowa, May 1, 1%02—Sealed groposals 1n triplicate, will be recetved ere untfl 11 a. m. May 22, 1902, for the construction of water system, sewer sys- tem, fencing and grading at Fort Des Molhes, lowa. Information furnished on application. 1. B. reserves right to reject any or all bids or parts thereof. Envel- opes containing proposals should be en- dorsed “Proposals for — *"and ad- dressed to R. B. Turner, Q. M. 6t-d-M-1-2-3-5-20-21 e —— POSTOFFIUE NOTICK, (Should be read DAILY by all interested, @s changes may occur at any time.) Forelgn mails for the week ending May 10, 1902, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at the QGeneral Postoffice, as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close one hour earller than closing time shown below, ‘arcels post malls for Germany close at p. m. Monday and Wednesday. Regular and supplementary malls elose at forelgn station half hour later than' closing time shown below. cexcept tha supplementary mails for Burope an Central America, via Colon, ciose one hour later at foreign station). Transa MONDAY—At §:30 mtle Mails. m. for ITALY direct, T 8. Citta ai Torino (mall must be irectes ‘per Citta di Torino™ TUEBDAY—At 4:30 . m. for EUROPE, per 8. 8. Kronpring Wilhelm*, via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen; at 5:30 a. m. for ITALY direct, per 5. 5. Washington (mail must be directed * 8. Washington™). WEDNESDAY—At 6:3 a. m. for EUROPE, r 8. s Philadelphin, via Southampton d moust be directed '‘per . 8. Philadelphia™); at 8:3 a. m. (suppl mentary 10 a. m.) for EUROPE, per s. Majestic, via Queenstown; at 10 a. m. for BELGIUM dlrect, per s. s {mldll must be directed *‘per and'™). THURSDAY At 6:30 a. for EUROPE, per & & Columbia, via Plymouth, Cher: ourg and Hamburg (mall for France must be directed r 8. Columbla’); Hador ALY TEERIN . pORTUARY, L N, ' PORTUGAL, 'I‘URID(EY‘ EGYPT, GREECE, BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MARQUEZ, per 8. 5. La Bretagne, via Havre (mail for other parts of Europe must be directed “per 8. 8. La Bretagne") BATURDAY—-AL § m. for BT & 5,2yl lor y mus rected * Prince’ &t a. m. for r .. (mall m. AZORES rince (mall r s s Tar- TALY direct hn); At 1.0 for NETHE "per 8. &, at 7:3 for NETHER- LAKRDs wrect, 8. Rotterdam (mall be directed per s 5 Rotterdam'™) % a m. for SCOTLAND direct, per Ethiopia (mail must be directed *‘per thiopla”); at 12:3 p. m. (supple- iy 2 . m for BUROPE, - Lucania, via Queenstown. *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 Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by it. After the closing of the supplementa: Transatlantic malls named above, addi- tional supplementary malls are opened on the plers of the American, English, French and German gteamers, and remain open until within 10 minutes of the hour of salling of steamer. - Malls for South a West ONDAY—At § a. M ron, via Central Ameries, es. Ete. for BRAZIL, fie‘r o .. ueo, Bahla, Ju POSTOFFICE nelro and Santos (mail tne, Urugua directed “per s. 8. Byron ) AU 3:% a m. (supplementary m.) for CENTRAL AMERICA Costa Rica) and SOUTH PA- PORTE, per s s Orizaba, via Colon (mail for Guatemals musi be difected “per & & Orizaba’); at 12:30 p. m (supplementary 120 p. m.) for LEKWARLD and WINDWARD ISLANDS, and BRIT ISH, DUTCH and FR CH GUIANA, per ®. 8. Madiana (mall for Grenada and Trinidad must be ¢ cted or & & Ma- dlana’); at 3.3 p. m. for JAMAICA, per L Admiral Dewey, from Boston SDAY At i3 (supplementary m.) for BAHAMA per 8. 8. An tilla (mall must be direc per 8. 8 An- tilla") THURSDAY for CUBA, YU- CATAN, CAMPECHE TABASCO and per s & Havana (mafl for other parts of Mexico must be dicectes \per & s. Havana'): at 8 a. m. for BER- MUDA, per s Pretoria; at 13 m. (sup- plement ) p. m.) for BAHA and SANTIAGO, per s. 4. Seguranca; at 123 p m. for INAGUA and HALTL, per s.'s. Paloma; at p. m. for JAMAICA, per s 8. Admiral Sampson, from Hoaton. SATURDAY t§ a. m for PORTO RICO, per 8. 8 via San Juan; m, (supple M a. m) for CURACAO nd VE. per s & Maracaibo mall for Savanilla and Cartagena must be directed “per £, & Maracaibo™); at 9:40 a m plémentary 108 a m,) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, BAVA- NILLA, CARTAGENA and GREYTOWN, per ne (mail for Costa Rica must be directed “per o, 8. Alene’); at 9:3 a, m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for HAITI, per 8. . Hungaria; at 73 a. m. for BRA- ZIL, per s s Kafr Prince, via Rio Ja- nefro and 8antos (mall for Northern Brs #l, Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay must be difected “per s, Kafir Prince”); at 10 a. m. for CURA, per &, . Morro Castle, via Havana; at 10 a. m. for GRENADA and TRINIDAD and CIUDAD AR, per s. 8. Maraval At & a. m. Malls for Newfoundland, by rafl to North Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at this office dally at 6:30 p. m. (connectin; glose here every Monday. Wednesday an Baturday). Malls for Miquelon, by rail to Boston, ‘and thence by steamer, close at this office dafly at 6:30 p. m, Malls for Cuba, by rall to Florida. and thence by steamers,' @ dispatched daily, ex- cept Thursday, final connecting closes, for teh ' via Port Tampa on Mon Wednesdays and Satur- days a m., for dispatch via on Mondays and Satur- days at 6:30 p. m. " Majle for Mexico Clty, overland, unl~ss specially addressed for dispatch’ by steamer, close 4t this office daily except Sunday at 1:30 and 11:30 p. m., Sundays at | p. m. and 113 n, m. Mails or Costa Rica, Belige, Puerto Cortez and uatemals, by rall (6 New Orleans, and thence by’ steamer, cl at this office dally excent Sunday at *1:30 p. m., Sun- days at *1:0C p. m. (connectiny clos Mondays for Belize, Fuerto Cortes an Guatemala, and Tueaday for Costa Riea.) *Registered mall closes at 6:00 p. m. pre- vious day. Try fic Matis, Malls for Hawall, Japan and China_(also letter mail and separately addressed peri- odicals for the Philippine lslands, via Manila), vio San Francisco, close’ here datiy ai 630 p. m. up to May *dth, in- glusive, for dispaieh per . s. Nippon aru, Malls for Hawali, via S8an Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to May' =Sth, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Alimeda. Malls for China and Japan, via Tacoma, close here daily at 6:30 p. m, up to May **ath, inclusive, for dispateh per s. s. Olympla. Maiis for the Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to' May **ith, inclusive, for dispatch per U. 8. transport. Malls for Hawali, China, Japan and Philip- pine * Islands, via San Francisc Fiere datly at ¢:3 p.-m. up to Ma Inclusive, for disp ch per s. s, Peru. Malis for China and Japan, a Seattle, cloee here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to May **1th, inclusive, for dispatch per &, s. Kin- shiu ‘Maru, (Registered mail must Le directed “via Seattle”) Malls for Australla, (except West Aus- traila, which fe forwarded via Europe), New 'Zealand, Fifi, Samoa and Hawall via San Francisco, close here daily at p; m. after April *2th and up to M "17th, inclusive, or on arrival of s. . Campania, due at New York May *17th, for dispatch per . s Ventura. Mails for China and Japan, via Seattle and Victora, B. close here dally at 8:30 p. m. up to May *th, inclusive, for di patch per s. . Empress of India (regis- tered mafl must be speclally addres (Merchandise for the U. 8. Postal agency at Shanghal cannot Le forwarded via Canada.) g Mails for Australla (except West Australla, which goes via Europe, and New Zealand, which goes via San Francisco), and kil Islands, via Seattle and Victoria, B. C., close here dafly at 6:3) p. m. after May *1ith and up to May **24th, inclusive, for dispatch per s. 8. Mlowera. Malls for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, via San Francisco, closa here dally at 6:3 p. m. up to Juhe **4th, inclusive, for dispatch per s. 5. Australia Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of sailing daily and the schedule of clos. ing is arranged on the presumytion af thelr uninterrupted overmnd - transit. **Registered mall closes at 6:00 p. m. previous day. CORNELIT'S VAN COTT, Postmaster. Postoflice, New York, N. Y., May 2, 1902, MSHIF ST HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE New York-Rotterdam, via Bouiogne, New Twin-Screw s. 2. of 13,000 tons regicter. Breimes ™ Rotterdam scay 1, 100 m. Teieanere™ Noordam May 17,10 a. m. Statendam sy 24, 104 m. Steamer Twin-Screw Apply to Harry Moores, 1416 Karnaj troets 3. 5. MoNuig, 2358 Farnam streets Steamer H°B Jones, 1002 Farnam screst: " Louls Neese, First' National Back. Omaha. 5. MAIL-STEAMERS Sailing regularly between NEW YORK, LONDONDERRY & GLASGOW; NEW YORK, GIBRALTAR & NAPLES. Superior accommodations, Excellent Culsis rd for the comfort of red 'and practiced. ngle lound Trip tickets issued between New yorkuad scotth, Engian. i snd 1" Frieisat Continenta at“attractive rat o wenersl informatian apply (o NENDERSON BHOS Chicago, or any LOCAL AGENT. ANCHOR LINE~U. 8. Brery assengers studiously con- SENATOR FRYE'S BIG TROUT, Obliged a Scientist to Revise His Con- clusions. Senator Willlam P. Frye of Malne s an ardent lover of the sport of fishing. In the far recesses of the Penobscot woods, re- lates the Saturday Evening Post, he bullt years ago & picturesque hermitage at the bead of a chain of mountaln lak and thither he travels annually and establishes himself, spending his vacation in fishing. Once, after his return trom his summer's outing, he met the celebrated naturalist, Agassiz. Glowingly Senator Frye described his experiences. “Among my triumphs,” sald he, “was the capture of a speckled trout that welghed fully elght pounds.” Dr. Agassiz smiled and sald: “Reserve that for the credulous and convivial circles of rod and reel celebrants, but spare the feelings of a sober sclentist.” “This is not & campaign whopper I'm telling; I weighed that trout carefully and it was an elght-pounder “My dear Mr. Frye/'' remonstrated Dr, Agassiz, permit me to inform you that the salvalinus fontinalls never attains that ex- traordinary welght. The creature you caught could not have been & speckled trout. All the authorities on Ichthyelogy would disprove your claim.” “All T can say to that,” replied Senator Frye, “is that there are, then, bigger fish in Maioe than are dreamed of in your noble #clence. As they parted Mr. Frye added merrily: f you will establish & summer wschool somewhere under the shadows of Mount Katahdin I'll wager ihai it will aot be long before you will have oecasion to alter your textbooks.” The next season found the statesman at his usual avocation in the Malne woods. One day be caught a speckled trout that weighed nine pounds. He packed it in ice and sent it to Dr. Agassiz. A few days later he tramped to the sta- tion where he recelved his mall and tele- grams. One of the latter was an epigram« matic message from the great sclenmtist, which Benator Frye cherishes to this day, It read: ““The science of a lifetime kicked to death by & fact, Agassiz.”