Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 13, 1902, Page 9

\ SPECIAL NOTICES I-te-. 1 l-ln » woprd word thereafter. * less ¢l tion. iwnt insertion, Noth| 'AVT)‘D a W!.lrm ertate agent Lo supe pairs; practical bullder and draughtsman; Coramiraion OF sniary: A 16, Bee. ¢ A- 823 129 L ————— WANTED-MALE HELP, l](lk)D mklnn[er! wlnhd, lncreu!d pay. v A2 M h 13th, 2 ALF A DAY'S WOR the nelghborhood % y by four er iive hours' work. Write us and we will send your our proposition. The Bee Publishing Co., Solieltors” Dept., Omaha, Neb. B— WANTED, & good wan in sfiery. county to take lubnt‘l‘b\hfll lol The Twentieth Cen- lury Farmer. Our agents make good es everywhere. KReferences required. 5:«. Twentieth rl.lulury Farmer, Uml Neb. B—6l THREE n&hur $00d, men_wanted unu v monm. il G?‘anttm block. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1902 FOR RENT-HOUSES. Bemis, Patton block, D9 HOUSES and flats. Rlnxw.ll.]larie{; t{ln;i HOUSES, stores 1-ROOM house, with basem Jackson, $25.00; good location, Turkington, 16 Bee FOR RENT, 7-room house, fornia Sts., all modern, large yard. Inquire at building. FOR REN house, newly 221 Capitol Ave 24 and Call- ) Bg0d repair, S-room, mode painted and_pa Tel. 578. B. SEE PA’ houses. BOST“’I(‘K & CO, ce e Life Bidg. Tel. 1016 D30 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 111§ Farnam. Q¥ \ catalogue free. Sher. Drug Co., 16th and Qa0 FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any gther musical Instrument; $ up. The Wittman Co., 1621 Farnam Q 100 STYLES trusses: man & MecConnell Dodge, Omaha. BICYCLES and phonograph: Y S8 per week: Jahand ments—$_down, $10, Pew wn-el- $15. wheels, §5, $§ an Omaha Bicycle Co, 16th and Chl‘c:_(o Sts. INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam, Q- In_an Omaha Inquire 2332 Bee M9G8 .E, scholarship shorthand achool, cheap. Bidg. UNE L'Al ED c-nlnl mod!rn 1 lnd 5~ Foom Hats Tizard, 2% N. 20 st. D—s%0 BTAMP photos, 1c each. Velox, 13 & Far'm. Q--872 M23 HOUSES, ete. F. D, Wead, 18 Douglas. D308 FOR “FNT nice Omm cottage, water and gas. 2100 N. 28th Bt. D166 16.ROOM_ unfurnished lodging house, in Bouth Omaha. 8. Hanover, 1814 Emmett st Omah D—M590 1 SEABROOKE—Wall paper. 408 N. 16th 8t. Q-MST0 M2 FIR timbers for houre movers, eto. 40 to 71 feet; cribbing and hog fence. %1 boui as. TYPEWRITERS, latest Remin |on. Bmllh» Premi.r, Densmore, repllrts TH UNDERV\OOD low price, Rentlll u.'fl r month A. H. Workman & Co., it ltrnlm "Phone 430, Q—M5si2 BAM'L, BURNS for gas fixtures, Q—MS45 M23 FOR RENT, §-foom modern house near Farnam 8¢ EA. 0. Hamilton, 211 8o Tith St. Tel. A-182 D106 )i FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, FURNISHED rooms, all modern. 82 N. 16th 8t. E—639 LEGAN ooms, t city. 198 Capitol Ave. WANTED, ulzm n m,uucn orders on a B, bropoalll hich you can earn B %0 % & day; younk med from 23 to B desired, Who are hustiers and well recom~ mended. Room 106, Omaha Bee Bk WANTED, a ‘eutlemln desires to ¢ privale feasorie. In. Frénch two evenings each week. Must call at my residence, ‘Azddurell. stating method of lenchln ; G, R. RATHBUN gi Fives private ]mun. in b|oukkuvln[. opm 15, Commercm & A o assers to sell the New Cen. lury luwn Bprinkler; best seller on the market; ag malte $10 or more dafly; for sample outfit and circular mattér; references, 0 0F Bradstrest. The Yost-Miller Co., Toledo, O. N B-MT0 2 4 AGENTS to_soliclt, one to_ collect, g'y and outsfde towns. tor WANTED—Two good gunsmiths at once; gteady work;: -'#ood wuen Address Schumann, M B 2 WANTED=HMen lo -learn barber trade; here is your chance only eight weeks re- duired; steady practice, expert Instruc- tlons, 'lectures, tools presented, Wages Saturdays, diplomas granted, 'positions uaranteed; catalogue mailed free. Moler tarber College, 164 Farnam_St. B—M809 15 LARGE, also smaller room. m‘fi mh sz TWO Fousekeeping rooms, 35, M St Mary’ E—M214 M26* 2015 Mem2 furnished sauth rimFx;-. ONT room, modern, §. 1717 Wepster. E—4T4 unel FOR RENT, a nico large Iurnllhe-l tront room, with alcove. 701 8, 26th s THE LANGE HOTED, 604 8. 13th st _ E-M74 36 DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. E-305 TWO beautiful connecting parlors, nished or unfurnished; modern home; Ilr[e ll"lé prlvlle'e of Nght houuek!“p- fur- THREE mcel furnished front rooms, very cheep. ‘ 16th, third floor, B—821 13 Nl:wlr_t:;nunm Tooms, with good board. 07N, 846 T“ () \!ry l]ellrnble rnnms‘ modern house, privi iy Hx blocks’ from center, "t of! ee. E—847 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, BTEREOPTICANS méchines. B. F, and moving pleture Wurn, 1408 Farnam St Q—414 M30 CLOSING out, nounehol'a goods .nd dlores thelp 1314 Dodge J2 SECONDHAND 'mm-rd billiard tables repaired 0ol . ge_stock of counters, etc. Collender’ Co., Q618 1119 Far- QM6 GROCERS—For sale, lot of second-hand ‘ocers! scales, even balance and plat- orm. Scales sent on approval. Very low prices. B. P. Lewls, Council Bluffs Q974 13* A $%0 GRAND upru‘m plano ch cheap: nn;ni new and strictly high-grade.” Call or ad dress 2212 Wirt M2 13% CLAIRVOYANTS. PROF. LEAHIE-PARLORS, 1619 DODGE Clairvoyant and Palmist tells ybu all you want to know, every hope, “fear :nd wish of your life, faults, capabllity, trade or prefession you are best suited for; fortunate and unfortunate periods of life; breaks evil influences; how to win the one you love, conquer enemies, restore lost affections; advice on businet calth, “marriage, divorce, etc. Hours, 9 to §. B—M( MRS, FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1614 C S t. 821 35 8, 15, 8322 MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist. ELECTRIC TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N.16, 2d floor_ Totis-d o 13838 "l XX HON&'( QEY' WHEN IN NEED OF MONEY DEAL WITH THR ; AMERICAN LOAN CO. L] LOANS FROM $10 TO $200 MADB s On Furniture, Planos, etc., and to people holding a steady ition, without pub- llcll% or removing the property, and at mud 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 'y weekly or monthly or as your eircum- pavments, ces will permit, thus enabling you to without inconvenience Room %8, Third Floor, Paxfon’ B*ock WE make loans on Furniture, Planos, Horses, Wagons, Carriages and other chattels. ‘We make Y 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 it longer, and pay for it only what time you keep it. We are leaders in low rates, quick and ce! fidential * service and courtcous We invite com; t of the In cash. We always “try to BMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Board of Trade Bldg, Tel. 2. (Established 1882). 306 Ho. 1th St M O N B Y LOANS oPn CEHATTE 8 .I"‘l“ SALARIES. succesacrs to J. W TAYLOE. 633 Paxton Block. TEL. 745, To accommodate our COUNCIL BLUFFS atrons we have “llbll-hed elegant of- ces at ROOM 2, WICKHAM BLDG., intersection Bro.dwly & Pear] Sta. TEL. & X—4od MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, i:ewulry, to salaried people. Fole, 0., 8uc. to Duff Green, § Barker lm:k. X350 MONEY loaned on Dllno.. furniture, ew- elry, horses, cows, ete. C.'F. Reed, axi_’ BUSINESS CHANCE! TO GET In or out of business call on Wil- llams, Room 411, McCague bulldin FOR SALE, the best hardware stock in the best agricultural section of Iowa; large annuat’ trade; stock will invoica about $1000; profits large; must close up a estate Interest the only reason for selling. Address V 40, Bee. Y365 iF You w-mfiousuv_or SELL real es- tate call or w © REW SNOW-cHURCH co, an’hoor N 2. Lite Biog Om ha. FOR SALB, a g00d, clean stock of grocer- ies, queensware and notlons, one of the Dbest stands in a live Nebraska town, do- ing a good business; reason for selling, or heolth, Address Grocer, Bes Office, ouncil Bluffs. Y—-M727 rlenced stenographer, machine work, should enman_and competent lary $60. Apply by pen-written letter 1, Bee, giving age,. previous experience and references. B84 13 THOROUGHLY ex rapld In notes an also be a good to do clerfoal worl STRICTLY fisst-class soda dlspencer, also comblj -nun ige cream and candy maker and J bnrn mapn. H. B. Graham, Hih and Farna 987 THE ROSE, 2020 Harney, rooms with board, F—464 M15 MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124 N. 15th. T—M317 Mld FRONT room and board. 1922 California, F—170 M26 PERSONAL, FORTUNES eully made, by small but wise investments; the small capitdlists’ and money savers' oliporlunlly write for our “Guide to We: Tralse & Co. 233 Unity Bldg., Chicay Y -MB858 reasonable; o elephone! P28 NICE rooms with good bo ath, gas, electric ligl ' B Merriam, comfortable summer home. TelS5. F308 Miadlemiss, wall paper cleaner, _Tela DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns and su Jnu- ous halr removed ‘by electricity. g{ Frenzer block. WANfl:p-q-oc barber at once; single greferred. - F. C. Deardurt, Davia &y, B4 1 WANTED, ate organfiers for Nebraska es by old established {nsur- pays sickness, accident and plam popular and easy to ; salary and renewal con- Address “'So- secure member tract. White, tor tertos. N. Ldfe Bld, s Kansas City, S J‘ ntion this paper. _B—961 13¢ Y e A HERLANTILE llenty wants repre- :_Jln(n(lvel salar; d_commission. "ox ‘ol lda $16 WEEKLY | arations; sam loduelnl my beauty prep- ral ‘g La Plerre, dent, 61, 430 t time, Mme. hlo,.Lmu\rn WANTED, 10, common laborers on, shoot- rounds located at east end of Dou reet bridge; 60 d to foreman on grounds. WANTED, for U. 8 army, able-bodied un- marriel n between ages of 21 and citigens of United States, of good character and temperate habits can speak, read 2hd_write Baglish: For IArormARON apply {0 Recruiting Ofcer, T6th and Uodge sta, Qmahs, " an, postoftice building, Lincoln, ob. lALqu 'lnhd tnr !ull )lfla of frult ol BRI R WE HAVE a number of agencies in Ne- bmkn hnd western lowa whlru We use m Btock. 81, active, to ull lnol to consumers parmanent and m & Co. ang 130 WANPED-FEMALE HELP, WaAN' tud. Ry e maskage. WHite Raom, 5, Les B QL 5 m§m curcnw-n on«‘ 15th & Dodge. Dodge. ‘mal w (lto Nte lchollnhl bes s and shorthi lls ' ay fDl‘ It when ceurse Poitlon secured. Address or gentle- o Ohaha 3 ml:.‘ lnd ALBm (o tstruct the - nn:. of t\rq: SR LaD: talo ains ho -u&*\ ToLe, Wotks, allod "res. Moler Colige, 1623 Farndm 'S¢ CMa0T 15° fi‘&y AN’ “ " s to n\n- pants, nhlrt-' uorads, atel Ao yrnc amme D1y 'Gobde: Cou Jih ‘o Howard Sts. T i P B I e WANTID—IAGI with '1de . not under Tendent of ity ‘educatlon lood mm-u- Decessary, ol Jseil. B, Bee 3 DMLY copying letters at home, “with cal llllnul,r industrial Unlon, Depl“p gl- sonic elnplo. Chlcuo ’ 908 12¢ GIRL wanted for ien"u\ housework. Slst Ave, App! m Monday morning. ¥ "t C—d 12 FIRST-CLASS waist and skirt makers, Aull be exnerieneed, no other need apply. Seebick’s - Dressmaking Deo{url- 8, D adwood. ‘VANTED fln. at 918 N. “Wth t?: 'nrk In D‘Nf taétor WA d dl l 1 it the beat aed :{f etate ‘"n“m pected. Merchants' hotel asfififln WANTED, girl for genbral ufi-}fi?& o, Corner —Miil | . VANS S0 wiitady webin Tl L NICE cool south rooms, large front, fur- nished or unfurnished; othert Ine loca~ tion. 516 N. 23d. F—M100 13 FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOM! PRIVATE hospltal, before and during con- fln.mlh!' bables adopted. 2306 Grant St. Gardels, Tel F-1182. U—and FLESCHER will fix your bicycle H‘?l. DESK room space, $ FCI’ moéllh ll‘ounfl ficor room in The fa, cni Farnam street; no u or janitor service. H. Ci Rental Agents, Bee building, modern, SUITE of rooms, 616 Georgla Ave. 5 ROOMS for rent. 2519 N. 15th St G822 1 Em———————— ope—— FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT, th. bulldln Yled by The 916 Farnam St. It has oor Biories & basement which was formerly used as The Hee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. If interested apply at once to C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room 100, Bee bulldln‘ housekeeping. [t formerly - occu- FOR RENT, store in firet-class location; rent reasonable. Apply R. C, Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg. | —206 STOREROOM, 701 §. 16th. R. C. Peters & Co., Main Floor, Bee Bk 1-218 FOR RENT, desk room or large space suitable for merchandise broker o party dotng business In wholesale Sistrict.” In- Co., 916 Farnam 8 e e -s————————————————— ] AGENTS WANTED. qQuire Hene & e L P PSS SN M) AT ONCE, a good r-unl. unnz making ches of C., T southern braska t e a “side 1in Nl St i g e s J—KW Mis* —— WANTED, canvassing & .nu ln eve to solicit sul u-rr fl T CENTURY ‘entus Farmer Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. AGENTB wanted, with make 3§35 weekly ullln houthld necessi| oDleas ulars Bollcllon —us WANTED—TO RENT, WANTED to rent, wpace Abou! 10x25 feet with tront &00d location: give Tocatio, T Add et Qenenl , B2 Douglas Bt., Omans Y Nioh 120 WANTED-TO BUY. WANTED, to buy & good carrlage team sultable 'for a lady ‘(o arive. Address | M A R, Bee. g N—-111 'rmu OF HORSES, 90 to 1,00 pounds each, 5 to 6 dress s old, for fl"if'fnn Ad- LAUNDRY, OMAHA flium Laun 2¢; cuffs, dry; shirts, 8c; collars, 1750 lAIVIll'Ol‘lh "Tel._b41. —375 FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, ETO. HAIRDRESSING, mancuring and chiro. Roay; for iadies’ only, fn connection with ho Bathery, 216-20 Bee Bldg. U—i26 RUPTURE _ permanently cured in 0 to & davsj send for circular, O. ood, M. Voh New Yor Lite Biag., omuh., Neh ACCORDION pleatia ., _cheapest, d - quickest. Mrs. .+ Mark, 17 & 'Dou GRAMOPHONES and_supplle and retall, Collins Plano Co, las. U—329 CHIROPODY a speclalty, In connection with The Bathery, rooms 216-220 Bee Bldg. Tel. 1716 U—3%0 SHAMPOOING and hairdres connection w!'h Tha Blther), bullding. Tel. M. H. NASH—Your deal wlth Ed hu bean ~C. U—820 1 wholelllo 1622 D fx’n’g "o U—sa fixed. Come home. VIAVA, woman's wa, treatment. Booklet Omaha. MME. BMITH, baths, 118 N, 14, 24 floor, r. 2. ZMTS Dige RUP'II'URE cum no pain, dtlenllon l’roln se! busin for clrculln Cure Co., 932 N. Lite B'd.f 616 8~ 16th, U—68t J3 u—uf SEE Proctor, fine pictures. ROOMS, 510% So. 10th St. 'P’honl lll}’ uu.fln ;x. ELITE PARLORS, 615 8. 16th llu 24 noor DR. JAMES H. PEABODY has moved from Capitol avenue to fat over Graham's drug store, northeast corner Twent fourth and Farnam llmb U—MT53 wwu'r PRICES in accordion pleagin Goldman Fleathg Goo LIBERAL mmou terature free i e on Ipr‘n ter cation. rs. Carrie F. Tretmore, Bldn-y Ave Chicago. U915 FOUND hell ice cream soda ln eity, Se, Shrader's Store, 24th and Seward. U—843 Jo THERE ARE T“'ENTY REASONS WHY You Should Smoke the Stoecker Cigar First, they are the best on the market. The other nineteen we won't mention. DRESSMAKING and cutting with TAvlnmnn Machine Academ nd side OLLIE: Don't lose your switch. Py 178 May What To Eat. —Oenr'u M112 13 LIBERAL nunau- lMterature free on ap- lication. . Carrle F. Wetmore, Bldm‘y ave., Chlc 80, U-—-M126 m PER CENT on business nmperly MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. # ") per cent on Fesidance pripe %n&"m.' FOR BALE, buggles, phactons, carriag runabouts, new and secondhand, at eut prices. Répairing ming; ‘also put Bn rubber tires. ® Peifter, Hith wnd Lev enworth Sts. P88 MM PAINTING :nd repairs on 'u our speclal Frost, 14th nnfl ‘Lea Saworth. Tel. 104, P—312 BEVERAL fll\. drlvln‘ horses. Wal Phelps, room D, N. Life bidg. FOR SALE—A thoroughbred Bhetland Inquire of A. 6';';;"“ ny. \ deis, - Boston " Btore. Bran- P-MTY (lonl w whole or W EEXKLE 401 MONEY to loan on lmpmvid Omlhl real estate. Brennan-Love Co., 30 8. 13th. WANTED, eit; loans and warrants. W. Farnam Bmit & Co., 1320 Farnam St. W rARIl and city loans, low rat ‘homas, lst at. Bank Blag. TOI llu PRIVATE money. ih‘r'ood. W N Y L = Garvin Bros., 1004 W30 6§ PER CENT loans. Farvam. FOR SALE_A fine B cart; cost $150 a year a imported Shetland ponK d roede Store office. P—MT80 Inquire of George FOR BALE. cheap. g00d second-hand pha fon. T e St e .uu.’. 7 PM1% 19 FQR BALE fine saddle horse, ll‘-\" all "eitherlady" or gentieman an Ty seen any evening after 5 o'clock ll H\h and Center sts. P—-M14 19 FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOLUS, IDHAND safe cheap. Schwarts, 1M 8. 1ith. ~ Q318 iter Governess thoroughbred and harness. Boston 15 R T T g TO MOV 9 QUNCRE T Wy o uafifiimgv..& FLESCHER sells bicycles. 162 Capitol e for B, T, uitry, hog. ll'l# e s WIRE ‘nrh. PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas Wi LOW RATE, vate money. ; NE lV\'fl’l‘\l N‘l' &JHPANY. I in Floor N. Life Pldg N Bemls, Paxton Blk. tor @4 TO 6 P. C. money. $5,000 for con(rolllnl Interest In a rlgldl increasing legitimate manufacturing ness, destined to a very profitable gpterprise. | Court closest igvestigation. J. H. Johnson, New York Life. Y629 BTOCK of bout $3,00 in good location. Would tal maha _residence rropt ty for about o0 “Adarees, Fox 184, Ute, FOR BSALE — Hardwar store, eastern Nebraska 0od _oppor- tunity. Address Z 65, Bee. ¥ —M757 13% FIRST-CLASS location for hotel; also gen- eral store; ean convince you of desira- '}’{"‘[!;y The Lexington Bank, ux_rlsr:‘lson and furniture FOR lsnle brick hotel, oar 5 A0 dress A! Dmlh W? -M815 1 EXPERIENCEL parther wnnted in tent and awning business in thriving WGHIKOBI’QH town. For plrllcu l flflfll’a)ll . Bee. RCOJ““O and bolrdln hous rom 17 rooms, compltlez urnished, A lnc.(ln ., rofitable busines: for e J. H. Johnson, New York Y—961-12 AN BSTABLISHED concern dealing in se- curities and contracts wants o open a branch office in Omaha; $20,000 to $2,000 yearly, a fair Income, 'Requlred, invest- , 500, dress, Sloan, 1524 Chu(nut i x’nundexpm-. Pa. Y—914 LE Iurllllure tow: Loan, ALFALFA farm for sale; 10 acres, % in alfaifa; well improved; going to Canads. Write to Erik Johnson, R. & Lexington, Neb. RE—80 MN* FOR SALE. 7-room new all modern_house paved street, north. Price, §2,80. 0503 ".Foorm " cottage, DALE, Sen Close In. Price, $1,600. vacant lots_at_all 3. 'H. SHERWOO! 00d barn, sewer, rices >, 987 THREE MILLION ncres cor;-mn graa- ing and irrigated for sale. E Andrus, Agent Santa Fe System, room 6, Unlon depot, K cheap, with barn, fruit trees, plenty 'of room for garden and chickens; owner leaving city. 4308 Emmett, one’ block north o Duf and Dumb_Istitute. M984 13% SEB PAYNE, BOBTWICK & CO! for choice bargains, 801-2 N. Y. Life Bldg. ;enl dag ~ o GOOD b-room_house, RANCH and farm lands for sale Unlon Pacific Rallroa McAllester, land eomm! citic Headquarters, O ALL ABOARD for (.Llllurnh' 500,000 acres government land in southern Californis open for settlement; the largest irriga- tion canal in America is now completed through these lands; soil Is very rich and fertile; finest on earth; 320 ermaneént wM.n r! hts sold on e erms; rallroad tl h these lands wiil be completed in nn time; send 10 cents for beoks and_maps and full informa- tion. Reld & Hebe l(entl. 107 South Broadway, Los Angeles, RE—-M('D lll. FARMS—If you wish to buy a grain, fruft or stock farm, get 4 llst of wes! Michigan ~(lower peninsula) bargains; write today; they a olng rapidly. 8. V. R. Hayes, Grand ids, Mick. FOR SALE, three lot tage; price, Address 2 &, THE PRICE of beef will keep up. Now the time to buy cheap western grazing lands; 400,000 acres for sale at low figures and on easy terms. Call on or inquire of 1. A. Fort, North ”‘“eh Neb. DRESSMAKING. IN FAMILIBS. Miss Sturdy, 2043 Fl.rnl NEW YORK Dresscutting act M y {onabie dressmaking done; shirtw umclnlly 16807 Douglas. ACCORDION PLEATING REDUCED prices M pleatin tuckings and appliquein; formation inquire ideal Plea Howard 8 FOR SALE~FURNITURR. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dod 2. New and secondhand, bought, exchanged. ruemnf n- full & Co., 1510 778 J7 el sold, 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS, WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele- phone 21%. 511 South Thirteenth street. 459 Al"l‘onlt‘vl. MACFARLAND & lAY. 6 N. Y, Life, —370 M e — FRATERNAL ORDERS, THE GARD"ERS prvvlocl old age as well as life. Charter members free. Partiou- lars Irom Frank Rosewater, supreme manager, 222 Bee Bldg. 4 EDUCATIONAL. WILL TRADE CERTIFIED milk for cows, Subject to test for tuberculosis. Sanitar: Dairy, 216 Farnam street; 'phone No. 41i. M348 M4 0., tanners. 1424 So. 13th. = TAILORING. JOE YOUSEN removed to 1411% Farnam St —455 J1 FOR SALE, 1120 acres of land, 120 acres in crops this sacrifice, in central patt of Ne H, Peterson, 622 N. 16th, Omaha. RE—G68 Mig* 001 BALE TIES, OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., §il Nortn_1eth. —_— WILLIAMSON, GHARLES &, RE—363 THE OMAHA REALTY CO,, 1301 Douglas upluln small houses for sale; cheap Buiidin Call for catalogue and price Tt ety e money to loan on easy E—357 “BENSON More homes are being bullt In Benson than In all other Omaha suburbs combined. This is simply because It offers the a vantages We have residence lots, acre, five-acre ‘and ten-acre tracts for sale. BENSON & CARMICHAEL, 62 PAXTON BLOCK. RiZ—-M108 14 FOR LEASE OR SALE. A beautiful country home of 20 acres with 9-room house, large barn and outbufld- ings, splendid water system, large lawn, shade trees and fruit orchard. Three miles from Omaha P. Oi, on paved street, Wil make 3 to 5-year lease to right party. A 29, Bee. RE—108 18 FOR SALE, immediately, 6-room house and lot, with large barn. O. Anderson, 45th and L sts., two miles west of P. O, RE—M119 18% — MEDICAL, DR, PRIES, the acknowledged -leading epectalist In dlseases of women, in Omaha, would call the attention of sufferin ladles to his unsurpassed accommodatio before and during confinement and h treatment for Irregularities, no matter what cause. Call or address, with stamp, Dr. Pries, " Arlington Blook, 1613 Dod Omaha. o LADIES! Chichester's Enllhn P-nnyrnyll Pllls are the l Safe, rell Take no other. Sen "FDI for plrllcllllrl. "Rellef fer L‘dl.l. letter K l. Ask your drug L lchllm Chcmlc-l Co., Philadelp =——————‘, SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A. C. VAN BANT'S school. TI7 N. Y. Life. —865. BOYLES' coliege, court reporter principal, N. Y, Life. 3 FOR BALE-—-Bakery and doing 316,000 business year: cash, worth $2,000. Address, Le Mars, lowa. WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange your business or Hopeny quick, com- municate with J. Johnson, 843 New York Life. Y confectionery, for 31, ?l- thl FOR BALE, stock of shoes, dry goods, fur- nishing LM.' clothing, chinaware and notiont w renl. population 4,700; rail- Way center; farming country; bar- ain it nkfln at once. = Lock Box 337, mes, la. Y—M102 16¢ NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Bo, Theater. o A ——— MANUFAOTURING. P. MELCHIOR, 13th and Harney, ma- chinist. —~M371 OMAHA Safe and lmn Wks., lalt, it 1 m.k. clalty of fire Rates. “G. Andreen, Prop, 103 NOTICE, PAPER HANGERS. We have a mine with ore in paying quantities, and need a small amount of tash ito start work. Failure impossible; the property paid millions . to its former owners. - For particu- lars and bank references, etc., address G. W. V., Bee office. Y—104—14* FOR BALE, stock of hl.rd ness in town of 800 ern low, Adaress FOR SALE, three-chalr barber shop; town 1,000; one other shop in town; price, $125. Address O, C. Haggart, Mankato, Kan. Y—-MUT 13 OMAHA Steam Paot paste for all pur, rrels. Og. manufactuer of i in barrels and half Write fof prices. %10 Cutning. _— LOST, LOST, Coupon mileage book No, Baturday evening, between = (i theater and north side barn. Bulu e re- ward for return to Bee of Mlt—ll@ 13 LOST, mink collarette at Riverview rl Sunday afternoon. Ret tury & Reward. STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge Bldm. —_—— NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. 4 o e FLORISTS, ore, all new goods; 800a territory, best death of owner com- A B, Bee. Y—M116 130 SIALL department involce about $8,000; FOR EXCHANGE, (n'ik |nl¥hmfi. Juod oak vura;lbe tor “!LL exchange 41 lots In Dundee Place, maha, clear of incumbrance, for suit- bl Ransas 1y property. Address, The United Btates Trust Company of Kinsus City, Mo, 9 15 HAVE hew plano; will trade for horse or team. "Address letiers A §, Bee, " L. HENDERSZON, 1519 Farnam. Tel. 1253 Bend for price list, cut flowers and pl-nu CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of ca nter 'Ol'l lnd repairin, romptl .ue:?.a to. g . th and Lake ets. m GARBAGE, ANTI-MONOPOLY GABBAGE CO., cleans censpools and vAUILs, romoves gartage and dead animals at reduced prices. o2l N 1h e OSTEOPATHY, TQ EXCHANGE, clear property in Benson for good horse and buggy. Inquire at 64 Paxton block. Z—849 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. GID E. Buite 815, N. ALICE JOHNION aths. Y. Lite Bl Rt g 88 DR._A. T. HUNT, 612 McCague Bidg. Tel. 282 —o8 HOMESTEADS free 1o il who have not taken benefit of hom reservation opened “a00n; G amberlain land office, where you register for chance and cholce. Write A Coffin, sen for valuable lnlorln):!lln m- and Dakots P bl WANTED, clty ‘n‘ farm loans; also bon and warrants. Peters & Co., 1! am St., la.A W41 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. LARGEST BU| IN LOANS TO BALARIED %l“lg merchants, l‘.‘.l?- sters, board! houses, . e.. without se- eurit off - clpal citles. g o b X IOH" Iml-d on busing lfi IW.( I‘l- The J. A Huuw O T cre a s Bavid e utlding. e hes"Slndg IF YOU want one of the nicest §-reom § Bratln Opvg e g 2 H s I?llnluo'-. B-ll.n.l’ulonw DR. MRS, MUSICK, Douglas Blk. T";,,“}‘ PIIO‘I'O;IAPHI. M;Fll"s WM xfivzn children's photos -fifr':‘ TREES. FOR shrubs, vi Crescent City_s Farnam and 2ist trees, eto., see the 3 § ground, soiith side of ‘Phone 1 —-uun STORAGE. 3. Wi PAC!"C lmn‘ mhollft Do-a‘ OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. E PAWNBROKERS. S B GOVERNMENT NOTICES, PROPOSALS.—FORT RILHY, KANSAS, May loth, 1932 —Sealed proposals in tripil: cate will 'be recelved at thls office untl o'clook 8. s June T0the 1svh and then opened, for the construction of and altera. tions to the following bulldings, includin, plumbing, heating and electric ~wiring: Construction of one Artillery Stable, two Cavalry ~ Stables, ‘two Gun Sheds, one Bachelor Officers” Quarters and two double Officers' _Quarters. _ Alterations In four Cavalry Barracks. Additions and altera- tlone {0 three Artillery Barracks and two Cavalry Barracks at Fort Riley, Kansas. Bldders will state in their bids ' the time in which they will complete the work, as time will form an {mportant consideration in the award of contracts. Full informa- tlon and blank forms of proposals will be turnished ‘upon application to this office. Plans and Specifications may be seen here also in Offices of Depot Quartermasters at Chicago, Ill.; St. Louls, Mo., and Omaha, Neb. "United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bl or any thereof, . Envelopes to be e posals for Public Buildings’ “Captain G. O. Cress, termaster. dorsed P and addressed Constructing Quar- D-—-M10-12-13-14-J9- PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES —Office 'Purchasing Commissary . Army, Army Building, Omaha, Neb., Moy 10t 008 - et proposals in’ teipli- cate for furnishing bacon, lssue, dry salt cure, In crates and in 9-1b. net cans, bacon brenktln sliced, dry salt cure, in 1-Ib. net d hams, dry ‘salt cure, in tierces: WL be. received'at this offiea at' the Sl of the Purchasing ommissary U, 8. Army, Chicago, 111 at the office of the Pur: chasthg ' Commissary U, 8. City, until 11 o'clock a. m., d 2ist, 102, at” which “time and places Y orill bepublicly opened. Flictes of domestic Droduction or manu: acture will be preferred to those of for- clén origin, cost and_quality belng equal, Pe. ificatione as to quantities, dates and places ‘of delivery, blank proposals and urther [nformation furnished on applica- tion to elther office. Envelopes containing proposale should be indorsed “Proposals or Subsistence Btores, to be opened Wed- nesduy, May 2lat, 104" and addressed to WM. "R. GROVE, Captain, Commissary, Purchasing Commissary, Omaha, Ne -May10D10-12-] 11 H 15 16 CHIEF QUARTE RMAsT R'S OFFICE Omaha, Neb. A -8 Dittce “unttl 16, m., central time, May 16 192, and then opened, for furnishing oats, bran, baled hay and bedding at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Proposals for dellvery at other polnts will be entertained. U. S. reserves right -to reject or accept any or all pro- posals, or ny part thereof ~Information urnished on applcation to this offic oo, o to Quartermaster at Fort Sill, O, ) velopes containing ~proposals lhnuhl be marked “Proposals for '*‘orn%; ad- dreesed to JNO. W, PULLM M sstia i m— LEGAL NOTICES, Kansas Army, m. nes- NOTICE. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missourl Val- lef‘ Rallroad company will be held at the ce of \ihe company in Omaha, Neb. Friday;, May 28, 1%2, at 10 o'clock a. the election of directors and the i tion of such other business as ma. before the meeting. J. B. REDFI POSTOFFIVE NOTICK. (8hould be read DAILY by lll interested, s changes may occur at any time). Forelgn malls for the week ending May l'I, ma will close (PROMPTLY in ll casges) General Pullufltuo‘ as foliows: PARCELB POST MA one hour earller than closing time snown below, Flrcol. ost malls for Germany close at ‘ednesday. JRegular and supplementary maiis Yo’ln station half hl;-l{r later Closing time shown below. (exocpt supplementary malls ior Europe Central America, via Colon, close one later at forelgn station). close t that and hour for ITALY di- 8. Nord America (mall must be directed’ “per 8. 5. Nord America’ WEDNESDAY—At 6:30 a. m. for EU. lt(’)x' er 5. 8. Bt. Paul,” via goouthampton; at 30 a. m. for EU'ROPE, per s. ». Ger- manic, via Queenstown; at 10 a. m. for BELGIUM direct, per 's. s. Southwark (mall must be directed “per s. s. South- ? MARK di- must be di- % or FRANCE, TITALY, SPAIN PORE: AL, T EY, EGYPT, GREECE Bm‘r(su YNDYA and LORENZO MAR QUEZ, per s. 5. La Lorrain Cmail for other parts of Europe must be directed “per 8. '« la Lorraine”); at 1:3 (lupplemtnmry 9 a. m.) for BU- fioPl, 8. Kiautschou, via Ply- mouth, (htrbuur and l(mmhur}_ SATURDA m. for FRANCE, swn‘zl.m.ANh ITALV EPAIN, PORT: UGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT, GREECE, ‘BR[TIHH INDIA and” LORENSO MAR: BZ, per 8. La Champagne, via Rovre' (Ban Tor other parts of Europe must be directed ‘“pér s La Ch: or NETHE] i At T3 & m LASJD direct, S A0 Noordam (mail muat_be directed “per §. s. Noordam'); t 9:30 m. (supplementary 11 & m.) for 'KUROPE, pef s s Saxonia, via ueenstown; at 9:80 a. m, for SCOTLAND rect, Astoria (mall must be di- at 10 a. m 6. Trave (maii must be directed per 8. 8. Trave'), *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This st takes printed matier, commeiciai pap: und samples for Germany only. The same class of mall matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless spectally directed by it After the closing of the supplementar Transatlantic mafls named above, add! tional supplementary mails are opéned on the piers of the American, English, French and German stcamers, and remain n until within 10 minutes of the bhour salling of steamer. Mails for South and West Indies. Ete, TUESDAY—At §:80 a m. (supplementary 108 a .) for CENTRAL AMERICA & it Costa Rics) and BOUTH PA- (FIC PORTS, per s & Advance, vik Colon (-nll for Guatemala must be o 8. 8 Advance); at 6:30 tor CA, per s. 5. Admiral tral Amerioa, urra- n. Y—AL 120 p. m. (supplement- | POSTOFFICE NOTICE. ary 1 p. m) for TURKS ISLA w.m\u AN REPUBLIC, per s, s. Seml. THURSDAY-A! 680 a. m. for BRAZIL per s 8 Capri, la Pernambuco and Rig Grande de Sul'(mall for Northern Brasi) must be directed § A m for CUE PECHE, TABASCO and CHIAPAS, pet s. 8. Esperanza \mlll for nlh-r parts of Ico must be dlrected *p &, Beper, anza’y; at & o m. for RERMUDA, pet s 8. Trinidad: at §:0 p. m. for JAMAICA, imiral Schley, from Boston! for NEWFOUNDLAND, from Philadeiphla, (mali “per 5. &_Corean”), . for NEWFOUND. LAND direct & Silvia; at 12 m for MEXICO, pe & Matanzas, via Tampico (mali must be directed ‘“‘per 8. Matanzas') SATURDAY=At ¢ a. m. for PONCE, pet 8. s. Ponce (mall for nlhl‘r parts of Pflfld "l\fl mun be directed “per &, s. Pnn« )i (supplementary 9:30 a. m.) fol (txoept Ponce), CURACAD ZUELA, per s, Philade phia (mall for Ponce, Sayanilla and G Agena must be directed “per u, 8. Phil delphia’); at 5:30 a. m, uum‘lwmonhry 10:30 a. m) for LEEWARD and WI \\ ARD IRLANDS, and FRENCH GUIANA or belle (mail must be directed “per & & Fontaelle’) 90 u. m. (upplementary 10: for FORTUNE 18DAND, MATCA, SA: VANILLA and CARTAGENA, per . s Altal (mall for Costa Rica must be dl- rected ‘‘per s. Altal™); at _9:30 a. (s, ||~lvme¥lur 10:30 a. m.) for "AITI an CUBA, per & 's. Pafran, mrdlm\ry mafl only, which must be q rected ‘per 8. s. Patran”) Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to Nort 8)dnr“ and thence hy steamer, close al this office daily at 6:8 p. m. (conneeth close, here evor‘ Monday. Wednesday an: Saturday). Malls for Miquelon. by Tail to Hoston, and thence b this ofice dally ag Cuba, by rail 10 ioria and (h-nu hy steamera, are dispatched dally, ex. cept Thursday, final connecting closes, for dispatch via Port Tfampa on Mondays, Wednesdays _and - Saturs days_at’ *5:30 a. m., dispatch via Miami, on Mondays aturs days at 6:30 p. m. Malls for Mcxieo City, overland, unloss speclally addressed fof dispatch’ by steamer, close at this office dally except Sunday at 1:30 and 11:30 Sundays at 1 p and 11:3 o, m. for Costa Rica, Belise, Puerto Cortez a Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans, an thence by ciose at this office dally excent Sunday at *1:30 p. m., Sun- days at *1:00 p. m. (connecting closes he Mondays, for Beitse, Fuerto: Cortes an Guaten.ala, and Tuesday for Costa Rien.) *Registered mail closes at 6:00 p. m. pre- vious day. amer, Teanspacific Mails. Malls. for the Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to May **llth, incluslye, for dispatch per U. 8 “transport Mails for Hawali, China, Japan and Philip- ine Islands, ila San’ Franct fere datly at 6% p. inclusive, for (Hflpul(hj Mails for' China and Jupan, via Seattle, cloge here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to May S1ith, Inclusive, for dispatch per . . Kin shiu ‘Maru, (Registered mall must be directed “via Senttle™). Malls for Australla, (except West Aus- tralia, which is forwarded via Europe), New Zealand, I1ji, Samoa and Hawal via San Francisco, close here dally at 8:30 p. m. after April **26th and Il{! 10 May **17th, Inclusive, or on H(rhu of 8. Clnn‘mnlu due at New York Muy *#i7th, Far fiapatols per s. b Venture Malls for China and Japan, via Seattle and Victoria, B. C., close here dally at §:50 p. m. up to May **20th, inclusive, for dis- patch per s. 5. Empress of Indfa (regis- tered mall must be specially addressed, (Merchandise for the U: 8. Postal agency ll Shanghal cannot be forward via nada). Malla. for Hawall, Japan and China (also letter mall and separutely addressed peri- odicals for the Phillppine Isiands, - v Manila), vio San Francisco, elose ' hers datly at 630 p. m. up to May se2d, n- clusive, for dispatch per s. s. Coptrc. Malls for China and Japan, via ‘tacoma, close here dally at 6:30 p, m. up to May *23d, {nclusive, for dispatch per s. 8. Glenogle, Malils for Australia (except West A\l!fl‘n"l. which goes via Europe, and New Zeolaj hich Koes via San Franclsco), and ul Isiands, via, Senttle and Victorta, slose here dally at 6.3 p. ™. 5 SEPh BRd up 6 Aay seedth, Thclusive, for dispatch per s. 5. Miowera: Malls for Hawall, via San Franelsco, close . here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to May **26th, inclusive, for dispatch per & s. Alameda. “I"! for Tahiti and Marquesas San Francisco, closs here m. up to June **4th, dmmtch per 8. 8. Australla. dally a \nclusive, for Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of sailing datly and the schedule of clos; is arranged on the presumption of “elr uninterrupted overmnd " transit. *Registered mall closes at 6:00 p. m. previous day. CORNELIUS VAN coTT, Pnumuur Postoftice, New York, N. May 9, 1 Fa 8¢ Ilsw E‘.I(;‘g d,o m”fi TwineSorew nfl?' "ik'&}:"ll‘“""m' ot mdlxm-; SRouesta cobias, hfl:ffifi m"-vlr{ W, unnlll.u—. e 11 Dearvorn b. Chissgrer RY E. MOORES, 16 Faroam 8t 2 8 MNALLY, 188 First Nat'i Banki OEORGS &, AB Yarsam &t Nis, J4ds Paroass DomiNioN LINE T B> s Fast Twin-Screw Passehger Steamers sails ing regularly from Boston, -Portland and Montreal to Liverpool,” also “Boston to Mediterranean ports. Send for booklet, “Mediterranean Tllustrated.” For rates, etc., apply to local agent or company's office. 69 Dearborn St, Chicage, Il o S e B ANCHOR LINE-U. 8 wb—"l'm lar Kvul onk, 131«63“' 1 - Supertor accommodations, Ba Excelient Cuisine, Bvery 7d for the comfort of DAMeD; My o4 and Bingle or York and Cont 'innd Irl‘ Sjckata iwwed betwesn o, Frincipel sl polats '8t attiuctive fitee. P\ Slekats BROS., eral information apply to HENDE| 0. or any LOCAL AGENT, IIOLI.llIl-lIEIlIOA I.IIE New York-Rotterdam, & New Toin-Berew o a of " NoOrdam . say1r, 100 m Smer ™ Statondam sy s, e m Feamer Polsllll May 31, 108, m. Apply w 1415 Mu. l""g; A .MCNMI Mechanics Wanted The Bullders Exchange of St Minnespta, will guarantee worl the pr:«'(‘% (l?“oflull lfl“l'l!‘clln wa, 0 “al s, Tayers, 150 Mason Tenders. and liollfll\‘ Engineers. Builders Exchange, Ryas Bullding, St. Paul, Mina.