Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 27, 1902, Page 9

SPECIAL_NOTICES Bered cheek, ean have answers dressed to o addressed will of the | et SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED, position a am of el*Ctfic plant gou charge of all work .\ddA [ — __ chief engineer of | can take cofns FOR RENT, hous FOR R quire 514 Caldwell 8t D718 710 DESIRAPLE HOUBES. st.. % rooma, all modern, in good #40_per_month. FLAT rooms, §15 per_month {PANY, 1001 Fls‘! F. D. Wead, 1624 Doug D-83 $-room house, MAGGARD Van & Storage Co FOR RENT. . : 12 rooms, modern, $50. § tooms, modern, $I5. ms, ¢ity water. $16 56 N. Y. Life Blag DMT84 3+ N E. J. SULLIV FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM WANILD-MALE HEL). # FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK. It you iive ia e countiy of in & small town and Dave & good acqua Among the laswers and sSWOCK raisers in the DEIBAUOTLUOU YOU LAl IaKe s casily DY 106F UF iive LoUrs Work. Write us and we Will seua your vur propusition. ‘dhe Lruolisning Co., dbouciors Vmaba, Neo. WANYED, & 504 man In every county taKe sUDSCTIL Lok or lae I'wentieth Cen r agents make §ood Belerences required. Century Futiner, Bl THREE or tour §00d men wanted; §100 per Monin, Cuil 6 Faxion Dlock. B—Mial G. R. RATHEUN gives private lessons in bookkeeping. hoom i, Commercial touni vank. Jrasy PUEHING salesmen can learn of something 10 tneir aavaniage by wri ibe Hawks Nursery Lo, Miwaukee, Wi iwealeis ew. B-185 Jie* WANTED-Men for work in_the beet Nelds. Address ~Stancara Cattie Ames, Neo. B Mdst COLLECTOR, deliver and wanted at once. Hixenbaugh, biock salesman v Ware B Mz WANTED, téams for railroad _grading; Several Monu work; wages $2.00, téam @nd arlver; iree transportation. Adaress Winston bros. Co., Nlobrara, Neb B4 MEN—Our alogue explains how teach barber trage In elgnt weeks; mailed free. Moler barver Coliege, M Fafnam Bt B—Moaz s we WANTED, good all ‘around plumber and mitter; smail town: sleady work; od W Write, - gIVing references lackman & Brouwer, Shenandoah, la. B—MTi0 2% WANTED, # good all around candy maker for w sale trade. Ciark Candy Co., Colorado springs, Cqlo B-MI2 21 AD WRITING, Ulustrating, proofreading, Journalism, ‘bookkeepink. ‘stenography taught by ‘mail free. Graduates guarar téed positions. Pay no iuition unti we Secure permanent employment. Write for free tuifion confract, menuoning subject you wish to_study. ' Corresponuence In- stitute of America, B2, Scranton, Penn. B—M BEVERAL <olicitors wauted - eago Record-Herald ofhice, Ramge blk., Omaha. B—-Miss v WANTED, for U. 8. army, able-bodied un- married men bétweer agis of 2L and i citizens of United Biates, 0f Kood character nd temperate habits, who can speak, read and write Engiish For intormacion apply o Reeruiting Ofticer, 16th and Liodge sts., Qmana, and postotice vullding, ' Lincols, eb. e —— SALESMEN WANTED, B T R i et BALESMEN wanted for fuli line of fruit nd ornamentsi trees; pay weekly; outfit free. Lawrence Nursery Company, Law- rence, Kan. —b88 J1p* WE HAVE a number of agencles in Ne- brasks und western lowa where we use ood men selling our ard Stock 0d 10 farmers und feeders; they mus have teams and-give full (ime to the basiness: " they must be men of hish standing, some Knowledge of live tock and €o0d business ability; we fur- nish wagons for such men and offer ex- ceptionai inducements 10 permanent sales- men; bond required; send for application . B Sanborn_Company maha, Neb. —Mus7 M2 e ——— WANTED-FEMALE HELP, quick. { WANTED, iwo young lady students to learn hairuressiig, manicuring and chi- ropody ard scientific massage. Call or write Room 22, bee Blag. C—204 10 Girls. Call Canadian office, 1sth & Dodge. C—tov WANTED, deserving young lady or gentle- man to fake life scholarship in Omaha s best business and shorthand coliege and pay for it when course is finished and Position secured. Address A 1, Bee. C—8% WANTED, a teacher to instruct French language to a class of gl“ & Week, stale terms. . the three, Address Z 34, —Mi2s WANTED, experienced salesladies in glove, velling and dress trimming ceparient’ d. L. Brandeis & Sons, Boston Store. —~M192 WANTED, good woman cook at once; Gere man preterred. Commercial Hotel, Hum- phrey, Neb. C—Ms 21 WANTED, girl for general housework: Small family. Call al 108 N. 3lst Ave WANTED, agent# in every town ymond's sheet biueing. the goods, they sell it and keep one half fhe money. Address Haymend Biucing ouse, 8L Edwards, Neb. C—M500 5o WANTED-A i:rfim general hoasework, § in family, $4. per week and a fine home or a good girl. Mrs, H. J. Abraham, S uglas St C—M20 WANTED. a caretaker for the chiidre Child Saving institute, 1sth :nd Uhio l: C—Miad e MPETENT girl for general housework. O Fark wve! by [ l; -efi 1 ship agents FUR RENT—HOUSES. VANS and baggage wi Tel. agons. Tel 118 MOYE right get Omaha Van Bt TRNTAS, T RLOmets Yon Siorage ELEGANT roome. finest location in the ity. 158 Caphol Ave. E—M&35 LARGE, alko smaller room. 08 N 19th St E—165 M2% THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1902 s, FOR SALE, scholarship jn an Omeha shorthand achool, cheap. inquire 22 Bee Bide. "o ve d moving plcture F. Wurn, 1408 Farpam St Q—4is M» B CLOSING out_household goods and stoves cheap. Dodge St Q—M483 I3 “bllllard and pool tables repaired; a large stock of | cheap har fixtures, cigh: The Brunswick, Balke, 4079 So. 19th counters, ete. Coliender Co., Q516 —r — | FOR SALE, second-hand desks, chairs and | Wa- il “pappies; ; ‘Teason: walnut office counter and railings bash office, 1415 Farnam st. FOR SALEChesapeake Ba finest retrievers on water f able prices. A. J. Hay st INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam, £00ds and relica . FIR timbers for house movers, etc.. 40 to 71 feet; cribbing and hog fence. %01 Dou 8e. FOR RENT, a nics large furnished front room, with alcove. 701 8. 6th st, E—M476 HE LANGE HOTEL, 64 8. 13th st s el E-Mi@ Js DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. gy E35 TWO beautify]l connecting pariors, fure nished or unfarnished: modern hom large lawn; privilege of light housekee) ing. 2023 Burt. B FOR BALE. fine imported harness, brase mounted and trimmed: cost when new $350; will sell for 350; can be seen at Doty & Russell's barn, 30th and Leavenwort SMALL grocery stock Bee FOR EALE, one good as new 2-4-qu ice cream packer and_one é-quart cream freeser, cheap. B 3, Bee. (= shed rooms, with good board. ~%ith 8t E846 alcove room and_side_room. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. FRONT room and board. 102 Cailfornia, F—-1%0 M. Merriam, comfortable summer home. Tel§5. F—306 VERY desirable rooms. ne nice cool fromt room, for two men. 1919 Burt. St THREE desirable farnished room cooking; gentlemen preferred. 201 Do las Bt F—M6% 3 LARGE furnished front room with board. W1 Park Ave. F-M74 21 FIRST-CLASE board, large front room, rivate dwelling; rate reasonable. 2019 t. Mary's ave. "M 770 ROOMS, | 22 Farnam FM18 g1 PRI PRREIETO L. suitable firs: CLAIRVOYANTS. PROF. LEAHIE-PARLORS, 1619 DODGE Clairvoyant and Palmist telis you ail you want to know, every hope, ‘fear .nd wish of your ife, faults, quatity, capability, trade or profession you are best suited lor, fortunate and unfortunate periods of life; breaks evil influences; how to win the one yoy Jove, conquer enemies, restore lost affections; advice on business, heaith, marri divorce, etc. Hours, § 10 5. S—MES J3 MRE. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1614 Cass St. 8311 MME. GYLMER, genulne palmist. 3 8, 14 s , ELECTRIC TREATMENT. MME. S8MITH, baths, 118 N.15, 3d fioor, R.2 T—7i8-J5* MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTEL: FINANCIAL BEWARE OF CHEAP IMITATORS Don't let your debis worry you, CALL ON US and we will make you A SALARY LOAN We losn to honest employes UPON THEIR PERSONAL NOTE $10 to $100 without security. endorser or publieity. OFFICE HOURE, § a. m. to ¢ m. RELIABLE CREDIT COMPANY, Room #8, Paxton Block, Third JFlodr. X—Mét SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS Do you want money fer long or short terma rates rarely equalied by competl “its our business 1o Bupply it AMERI. CAN LOAN CO., Third Fioor,_ Paxton Block. X—Mé4o MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried B Paiion Dok "Fhe 3. A. Hurien Cor A k. . A Hutton Co. " n 04 g3 MONEY loaned on furniture, live sioc weiry, to salaried peopie. = Foley . #0¢. to Dul Green, + Barker ock, Losa loek. X80 NEY loaned on planos, furniture, jew- N arees. cown, ie. CU'F. Reed, §brn e —— BUSINESS CHANCES, 14-ROOM brick flat, fine location, com- pletely furnished, Tull roomers only; no Teéasonable offer rejected for furniture. J. H. Johnson. Y % VESTMENT. a tion company offers for sale 000 treasury stock of the Cres ton Electric Railway, Light, Heat and Power company of Creston, la., for §7 per Ehare, par value $100, $% cash, $3 whe five miles are graded, balance $3 when f the city system is in operation company " has & twenty-five-year for street railway, electric light power and hot water heating .f of Creston. The electric raliway y miles in length, connecting Cres- on'the C., B. & Q. Ry. and Winterset county seat of Madison county on the R & P Ry. passing through near Macksburg and two other towns be ed. The sectlon through which it no railroad. It Is one of the richest portions of Towa. An inexhaustible eupply of Middle River limestone is avail- able for shipment to southwestern lowa A heavy freight traffic between the two trunk lines, quick and cheap passenger service, with revenues from power, elec- tric light and heating system, will' mak the stock a dividend-paver from the start It is a safe proposition, located in a rich Etate. The business wiil increase rapidly Edqstern capitaliste have financed the enterprise by ihe purchase of §800,000 thirty- year & per cent bonds, the proceeds to be used in the construction of the power. house, electrical equipment; also ties, steel, rolling stock. station, etc. The company wiches to sell the §50,00 of the capital £lock to assist in the grading and bridg- ing before commencing to Iay tles and raf and the $.00 will be paid out for th purpose. Any further Information desire will be given by any of the officers of the company, who can be found at thelr office in_Creston, la 81 2T — e ML T A GOOD IN The 1o anstr Room 411, MeCague buliding llams, aw, 3 FOR BALE, the best hatdware stock in the best agricuitural section of lowa; large annual trade; stock will Invoice about $10,000, profits large. must close up an estate interest the only reason for seillng. Address V %, Bee. Y35 1F Yol‘u“ul }10 BUY or BELL real es- writ tate QW SNOW-CHURCH CO 4th fioor N. Y. Life Bidg., Onu‘ WHEN_you want to buy, sell or exchange our business or property quick, see J. 1" Jonnson, ss N. Life. Y—Mi% > ROOM, toll-top Gesk and phone ‘.‘i‘i’v‘m d. H. Johnson, 88 N. Y. Lite, FOR BALE—Asphalt _ plant, I1iti and Grace sta., Omahs, Apply (o the Stand- aving Co., Chicago, s Y-Ms21 Jez TANO, £ good clear lots and cash_for Feoon pians. 3. §"Johnson, N Foakite. MME. AMES, vapor bathe, 124 N. 15th, r. 7, 0 g on ToMas Ji7 —_———m PERSONAL. FOK HENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. DESK room space, $ per month, ground fioor room in The Bee building, facing Farnam street; no expense for light, heat or janitor service. K. C. Peters & Co., Rental Agents, Bee bullding. G—116 CENTRAL, § choice rooms. 20 N. 23, G—1 THREE large, desirable unfurnished rooms, with alcove, June 1st, 622 8. 2ith st. G681 2% NI TE SRRSO, . Ll FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT, the buildi led by The Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has our stories and a_basement which was formerly used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. If interested apply at once to C, C. - water, secrotary, room it Bes biiding. tormerly eoccu- Middiemiss, wall paper cisaner, Tel 173 U-Mi2 J7 DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns and superfiu- ous bair removed by electricity. R. 13, Frenzer block. PRIVATE hospital, before and during con- finement, les adopted. 2308 Grant St Mrs. Gardeis. Tel F-l1g2 U—s FLESCHER will ix your bicycle right. HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chire- [T for ladies only, in connection with ‘he Bathery, 216-20 bee Bldg. U—328 e JPTURE permanently cured in 3 to R}h) Vsend"tor sircuidr. 0. B. W o D., 5il New York Life Eldg., oml.f Yo, best and - ACCORDION pleading, chea; Quickest. Mrs. A- O Mark 1! & ALE—A chattel loan business; well F?&-gfl-hm; can be bought for $6,000 and will net $400 above expenses monthly Geo. F. Abbott, 116 South 1sth, Omaha. NVESTIGATION—This is all we ask: it will_prove that We are paying larger weekly dividends than any Other legiti- mate enterprise In existence. Equine Record Co., incorporated, Broadway, New York. Y M7 2% FOR EXCHANGE. WILL lxchl-nfil rM oak wardrobe for folding bed. , Bee. Z—M510 FLORISTS, L_HENDERSON, 159 Farnam. Tel 1253 Bend for price list, cut fowers and plants. M722 ———ee e e CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltres th and Lake street —m AW AND COLLECTIONS, “Stllman & Price, atvys, | A P. Lilils, notary, 23 collection: Tel. 17, —470 J19 MACFARLAND & MAY, 35 N. Y, Lite. ~370 M e —— OSTEOPATHY. GID E. & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths, Suite 55, N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel 1664 DR. A. T. HUNT, 512 McCague Bldg. Tel B w‘—fi DR. MR8, MUBICK, Douglas Bik. Tel;.!fl 70 NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. 3. L0 ) NOTICE, FAPER HANGERS, OMAHA Steam Paste Co., manufactuer of aste for all purposes; in barrels and hai Barreis” Wrile Tor prices. 2210 Cuming. _ ANNOUNCEMENTS, WHAT have you to exchange for a lot at 424 and Mason street. Address B 12, Bee. 2—M668 31 WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele- th street. phone 21%0. 511 South Thirteen M459 ————— FOR SALE~REAL ESTATE. RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Union Pucific Raliroad company. B. McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa. cific Heacquarters, Omaha, Neb. FOR RENT, store in first-class location; Tent reasonable. A”bii R. C. Peters & Co., ground foor, Bee Bldg. 1—268 RAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale Guad retail. Collins m?c«.. lflubow- FOR RENT,. desk or e space suitable for merchandise broker or party doing business in wholesale aistrict. Ine quire Hene & Co., 916 Farnam [ OFFICE ROOM. Large room fronting on 16th st, floor, Board of Trade bl §75 per month. George & Co., 1 first ood light, Farnam I-Me2 5 las. CHIROPODY a speciaity, in cgnnection G with The Bathery, rooms Tel. 1716 o v BHAMPOOING an connection_with bullding. Tel. 1716 PRIVATE home for ladies before and dur- ing Connuementy bavies adopied 3 REE i haird essis Bathery, NG in best part wholesale district, Wead, 1522 Douglas 8t. 1534 20 FOR RENT, brick store room, No. 2412 Cuming street, in Sander bioc Kennedy & Son, 208 First building. TQ LET, offices in Paxton block and Me- Cague Bidg. W. Farnam Smith Co., 13% Farnam St 1672 STORE ROOM_ON DOUGLAS STREET FOR _RENT. VACANT ABOUT JULY 1 FARNAM SMITH CO. 1320 FARNAM STRE 1573 o BUILDI F. D. Burdette. Mrs. Burget. VIAVA, woman's wi 10 heaith. freatment. Beuklet free. 346 Ree gfi‘: Omaba. . SEE Proctor, fine pictures. 616 Sa [ ) ROOMS, 510% Bo. 10th St. "Phone 1811, U—es2 J3* ELITE PARLORS, 615 8. 16th st., 24 ficor. U—M756 37 DR. JAMES H. PEABODY has moved fro; Capitol avenue to flat over Graham drug stofe, northeast corner Twenty- fourth and Farnam streets., = U—M7ts 37 WANTED—=TO RENT. ) to rent, 7-roam furnished, mod- ern, house, § adults; references. Ad- areas B 2, Bee K190 2 FOUND, best ice cream soda In city, 6o, Shrader's Store, Mth and Seward U—843 310 MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 24 Rloor, r.1 M225 J16 AGENTS WANTED. WANTED, canvassi county’ to_soliclt_subscriptions to TH. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER steady empicyment with assured good income; .gtnll in the country with horse And buggy especially desired; can- vassers make easily $60 to $10 per month. Address Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bureav, Bee building, Omaha. —213 ents in eve: LOWEST PRICES in accordion and side leating. The Goldman = Pleating Co. Douglas block. M7l FORTY acres, short distance west Flor- ence pumE:{ station, povered with tim- ber, an place for summer home or for fruit. Only §,00. P, D. Wead, 1524 Douglas Bt. RE—563 29 BUY best house ts, varnishes, etc.; Quality bighes :‘mflu lowest. Natios Oll and Paint Co., 1015 Jones Bt RE—638 Je23 FINE home, 7-room house and lot, for sale cheap. 2514 Marey streep RE—660 £7* GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate, mort- gige, rentals, insurance, Brown_block. HOUSER. lots, farms, ranches, loans also fire Insurance. Bemls, Paxton Iilock. ouse and lot which you want to sell guick for all cash you can find a buyer by sending a full descrip- tion of the property and price direct to the buyer; no extra expense for selling; rice must be reasonable. Address, wit ull description, B 14, Bee office. RE-M48 28 WILLIAMSON IF YOU have a GARBAGE, —— o ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspoole and vaults, removes garb Gead animals 4t reduced prices: G750 Tel. 178, %, — EDUCATIONAL. —_— FRENCH, Spanish, fencing. 48 N. l.!‘l “:r. e — LAWN MOWERS. Eharpened, repaired. 1 L Wks, 1406 Hoflm 4 e —— FUR DRESSING, —— O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners. 1424 So. 13th. 37 e ———— STORAGE. —_— PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 913- 914 Jones, general storage and (-rwuga;. OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. i5:-863. —383 —————————— DRESSMAKING. IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 242 Farnam. —589 {10 —_— . LAUNDRY. CHARLES E., 1208 FOR SBALE, chea, » Farnam street. R ftock. Address Wm. N. Parcel, North Platte, Neb. RE—M4ss 27 lands and ranches_ with OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, Sc; collars, 3c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel bs =37 —_— THE OMAHA REALTY CO., 1301 Douglas St., upstairs; small houses for saie; cheap bulldlwu- Call for catalogue and price 1ist. vate money to loan on sasy EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE—8 N. T. Life Bldg., Omaha. Send for Cl:-(:ullfl. YOUNG man, good character, good cir. cumstances, ' desires acquaintance good y _matrimonially inclined. Lock Yankton, 8. D. U WANTED~TO BUY. WANTED, two or threé good vacant lots, suitable for residences or flats; must be good locations and price reasonable; all cash and no extra expense of selling. Address direct to buyers, B 10, care Bee oftice. N—Miy e —————— FOR SALE—FURNITURE. CGHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel 202. New and secondband, bought, soid, exchanged. —e——— FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. PAINTING and repairs on wagons, etc., our speciaity. H. Frost, 4th end Leav- enworth. Tel 141, P—au SEVERAL fine driving horses Walter Fhelps, foom D, N. Y. Life bidg,, Tiage at a sacrifice. John Deere Bldg., 16th “and Leavenworth Sts P—M421 Jei™ “Es macht nichts aus.” what brand of :r‘n‘:l’l‘nx. man has been Er vergist sie alle after he once tries the STOECKER CIGARS. U-M73 21 e — MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. PER CENT on business property. o P:\r cen‘; on 're;ialeflc:rpuper:yn. ons ol part time. PUGY: B REEIR OF B 5& MONEY to loan on lmproved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Love Co., 509 5. 1sth, W33 WANTED, city loans and warranws. W, Farnam Smith & Co., 1390 l"l!n.mwsl PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 857 N. Y, L Wi FOR BALE, ‘vmelnn and sewing machine at 3017 Pacific st. P—M545 21° HOUSES § 2232 -‘-.‘."i‘;..:_'x’_a'gi‘ MOUBES, stores. Bemis, Paxton block. - D298 SED PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. for cholos Y Bouses. ®Wi-2 N. Y. Life Bidg. lei 106 FOR SALE, bu.!lrl, phaetons, runabouts, new and secondhand, at cut prices. Re- pairing. painting and trimming; also put on rubber tires. Pfeiffer, 27th and Leav- enworth Sts, P77 JM FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. IDHAND safe cheap. Schwartz, 14 8. 1th. Qs HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker block D01 FLESCHER sells bicycles. 162 Capitol Ave. Q819 UNEQUALED, central. modern 4 and 5 SDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. Q- CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 138 Farnam St Doiss HgR RENT, $-room, modern, detached . Bewly nted _ana red, §5. &:amwxn-rxa.. 5 rooms, modern. : rog! and mn, ™ magen l?i&'.'&m" Bk’ D8 "R B .t r' month. 233 Cald- TR ST B " D716 1 3 and § rooms, part mode VoL BB OUSES TO LET: Toowns, modern, 81 South Mth, $ Vi . D—ow—27 ER s DM 1 e T it B-ROOM cott W STYLES trusmes; canxn‘an-‘.‘.h!nri man onnell Drug Co. 16th an Dodge. O EL - - BICYCLES and phon: hs on easy pay- ments 4 down F150 per week: L-.T"a new wheels, §15, M3 35, 88 and R0 b R sad Chicags £ta WIRE fence Tor poutry. hos. liwn and . hitch tree guards. Wire ln.fl!lfi"h it 'r-l'\‘fiw loans, low rates. W, FARM and cllfi H at. Bank Bldg. Tel 1645 W39 Thomas, 1st WANTED, city and farm loans; also bon nd warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 1 St., Bee Bldg. w-sa LOW RATES Private money. PAYNE INVESTMENT MPANY, Main Floor N. Y. Lite Bl e TO § P. C. money. Bemis, Paxion Bik o ¥, e er § PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros. 1600 Farnam. W3t PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1634 Dougles W. MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, 10 YEARS In our present location. Deal with an old reliable frm and establish & credit that will be of use 10 you in the future. We make loans on Furniture, Plancs, Live Btock and to Balaried People. Our rates Siany, 'Our ‘motte 1 STry T Blenke. many r motio . o oy §S3 pave deplt withl us and are pies ers. ou are us. OMATR MORTOAGE THAN ” 19 Board of Trade Didg., %6 B. 16th St Established in 182 Tel. g mom S o ey IN wAN’ T0 sters, 3... see te. wi bakery and contectionery w0d lown of L inhabi: Paying busin for sale reasons for ks ) Q—MIT2 Julys FOR SALE. phonographs, saperior to any ther musical ins t. % up. The Wittman Co. 162 Farmnm. "B ek by TR oAy iy ERWOOD! low prib tale, $2.50 {a # por momts W orkman & Co. roam. 'Phone 48, ] FOR . Carriage top trimmers ma- chine. h:nni new; only been used 0D = . Hast- ings. Neb o FOR BALE. tants “llll at s bargas “BENSON More homes are being bullt in Benson than in all other suburbs combined. This is -unpli' because it offers the advan- tages. If you want to know how to get a lot or » home on easy terms call on BENBON & CARMICHAE! #2 PAXTON BLOCK. RE—261 BEAUTIFUL home, § rooms, modern, south front, ‘large lot. Price ' $150, = small amount down, balance monthly payments, same as rent. Bemis, Paxion bk RE—M2@ COTTAGE with six large roorss on 3-foot corner lot; three blocks from car; house newly painted and has new roof. It is a bargein at 5.1 <can be bought with yment down, balance to suit. G. E. rkington, Bee Bidg. RE—M213 PAWNBROKERS. BAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat. ing; all business confidential. 1801 Dos},a‘\ —_— e JUNK. ALPIRN buys all kinds of serap iron and metals. l\!Dou‘ln st. Tel. 4. —19 —— ACCORDION PLEATING. — REDUCED prices in pluung. ";c?l‘nf:' or ful - tuckings and appliquel (ormll!on lnq:nu’ldeu Co., 1510 Howard St =118 37 A TN = MUSICAL. C. B. SHAW'S new studio open all summer. PR TR =250 J17 TAILORING. JOE YOUSEN removed to 1411% Farnam St —455 J1 HOUSES and lots in ali parts of city; also acre property and farm lands. The O. ¥. Davis Co., Room e, Bee bullding, RE-36 e —— BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co,, &1 North 16 . . X FURNITURE REPAIRING, r You 'fint one es In Hanscom Y ain. Owner J. H. Bherwood, %7 Chichester the BEST bullding Jot in Kountse place; on corper of Kountse park. Ed T. Hayden, 323 N. 16th st RE-Mis 21 FARMS—If you wish to buy & grain, fruit or stock farm, get m; et of western WHLS oty They Bra poing’ ramils B write today; they oing rapldly. VR Hayes, ‘Grind hebide dith RE—Mist 2 the nicest & lace 1'will give yon et eity: Mt NOYL midg RE—-M188 SEE PAYNE. BOSTWICK & CO. for choics bargalus, ®1-3 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel 06 RE—362 e —— MEDICAL. DR PRIES, the scknowledged leadi specialist in diseases of women in Omal e would call the attention of suffering ladies to his uns.rpassed accommodations before and during confinement and his treatment for irregularities, no matter uatsemte. Call of sddress, with stamp. r. Pries, Arlingion Block, . Omaha. . LADIES! s Engliss Penanyroyal Pills are Safe. reliable. Take Bo other. Send . stamps for particulars, - lef for Ladies” In h:l. g‘ return Tict) o) Phisie bl Pa. e MANUFACTURING. PU - o] Ve | OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks, make a spe- ty of fire esca) shu , doors and Kndreeh, Prop. 18 b e STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. it ot i s Atk o CURED. Julla Veughsn, @0 Ramge Ifi s SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. e —————— e A C. VAN SANT'S achoel. 17 N. Y.flm BOYLES' coliege, court reporier prineipal, Teporier prineipal . ¥, Life. -u—.wmrg. NEB. Theater. First-class work 231 Farnam. Tel. 582 Je2 e —— LAUNDRY, BEST laundry. The Chicago, ‘phone 2% M5 e ————— STANHOPES RUNABOUTS everything eélse VEHICULARLY STYLISH. “HARNESS” TO MATCH THE VEHICLES, Drummond Carriage © (8th and Haragy Sts. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. i 11 interested, xvlu- ) Foreign malls for the week ending May 81, 192, will ciose (PROMTLY in all cases) ai the general postoffioe as follor Par- cels post mal close one hour earlfer tham closing time shown below. Parcels post melis for Germany close st b p. m. Wednesday torelga seation ATt Bour laler thin closing (8hould be read DALY as changes may oocur at POSTOFFICE NOTICE. | time #hown below (except that supplemen:- Ary maiie for Europe and Central Amer) via ;“Vnn close one hour later at foreign station tiantie Ma £ & m for ITALY Liguria (matl mu s Liguria™) At § a. m. for TRELAD ie, via Queenstown ts of Europe must be & Oceanic ). at 6:0 a. m per = . Phila at 30 a. m. for direct, per & s Kensington be difected “per & & Kens | THURSDAY—At 6.8 a. m. for per 8. 8. F. Blsmarck. via Plymouth, | herbourg _and Hamburg (mafl _fof | France must be directed “per e e F. Bismarck"): at 7 a. m. for| FRAN SWITZERLAND, ITALY. | SPAIN, FORTUGAL. TURKEY, EGYPT GR! BRITISH INDIA and_LOR- | E MARQUEZ per s & La Savole via Havre (mail for other parts of Europe must be directed “per s & La Savole ); A 4@ e m. for ltaly direct, per & & | Sicllia (mall must be directed ‘per s. s Bicilia SATURDAY—At T a. m. for FRANCE, per | s s la ogne. via Havre (maii for | ther parts of Europe must be directed Jper & & La Gascogne): at 1% a. m. | for HERLANDE direct, per s & Potsdam (mall must be directed “per s & Potsdam™); at § a. m. for ITALY di- rect, per & & Hohensollern (mail must be directed “‘fer s. s. Hohengollern™); at §:3 & m (supplementars 10 a. m.) for | EUROPE. per s. & Umbria, via Queens- | town: at 9 a. m. for AZORES ISLANDS, | per & = Epartan Prince (mail for Italy must be directed “per s s Spartan | Prince”); at $:3 a. m. for BCOTLAND direct, per & s. Columbia (mall must be directed “per s 8. Columbla’) Tran TUESDAY—At | “rect, per 5w | _reet WED! er 8. s lor other pa rected “per & | for EUROPE | Southamptor (mall must ton™) UROPE *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers | and Samples for Germany only. The sam class of mall matter for other parts of Europe wili not be sent by this ship un- less speclally directed by it After the ciosing of the supplementary tranmatiantic mails named above, addi- tional supplementary mails are opened on the picrs of the American, English, | French and German steamers, and re: main open until within ten minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. Matls for South Went Central tea, TU m._(supplementary 10:30 a ' NTRAL AMERICA (except ¢ and SOUTH PA- CIFIC PORTS, per s. s Finance, via Colon (mail for Guatemala must be di- rected “‘per s. 8. Finance”): at 12 m. for YUCATAN and CAMPECHE, per &. & Ravensdale (mall must be directed “per & & Ravensdale”); at 12 m. for GUADE- LOUPE, per s. & Tallsman (mail for Barbadbs, Hritish, Dutch and French Guiana must be directed “per s. & Talis- man”); at 6:30 p. m. for JAMAICA, per 8. 8 Admiral r‘:m’lll from Boston WEDNESDAY—At 1233 p m. (supple- mentary 1 p. m) for TURKS ISLAND and DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, per s. «. Cherokee; at 12:30 p. m. (supplementary 1:80 B2 for ST. ’H"!MAS_ ST. CROIX, LEEWARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS, BRITISH, DUTCH FRENCH GUIANA. per_s . Korona (mail for Grenada Trinidad must be directed “per & s Korona™) THURSDAY—At & a. m. for CUBA, ¥ ATAN. CAMPBCHE, TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per & s Yucatan (mafl for gther parts of Mexico must be directed oper & & Yucatan'): at 12 m. for SAN- TIAGO, per s. s Ydum, at 1 p. m. for PERNAMBUCO, NTOS _and SAO PAULO, per s.'s. Eastern Prince (mafl for “other parts of Brasil must be di- Tected ‘per s. s Eastern Prince’); at 630 p. m.for JAMAICA, per & & 'Ad- miral Schley. from Boston; at 11:30 p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND, 5 8 Carthaginian, from Philadelphia. SATURDAY—At § a_m.__(supplementary $30 a_m) for PORTO RICO, CURACA and VENEZ Caracas (mail for 8 Ca: agena must be directed “per 5. 8. Caracas'): at $:30 a m. (supplementary 10:3 a. m.) for FOK- TUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAVANILLA and CARTAGENA, per s & Alleghany (mafl for Costa Rica must be directed “per 8. 5. Alleghany'); at 9:30 a. m. (Sup- mentary 10:% a. m.) for HAITI and ANTA MARTA. per s. & Alps; at 10 a. m. for MEXICO, per s & Niagara, via Tampico (mail must be directed “per e s Niagara'); at 10 . m. for CUBA, r exico, via Havana; at 10 a. m. for NADA, TRINIDAD and CIUDAD OLIVAR, per s. s Maracas: at 11 a. . for ARGENTINE,” URUGUAY, and ARAGLUAY, per s. s Eton: 12:30 p. in. for CUBA, per s. &. Olinda, via Matan- tas (ordinary mail only, which must be directed “‘per s. 8. Olinda™). Mails for Newfoundland, by rafl to North 8ydney, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 6:30 p. m. (connect- ing close here every Monday, Wednes- day and Saturday. Mails for Miquelon, rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 6:3 p. m, Malls for Cuba, by rail to Florida, and thence by steamers, are dispatched dally, except Thursday, final connecting closes, for dispatch via Port Tempa, on Mon- days, Wednesdays and Saturdays at *5:3 a. m.; for dispatch via Miami, on Mon- days and Saturdays at 6:3 p. m. Mails for Mexico City, overland, ~uniess spe- clally addressed for dispatch by steamer, close_at this office daily except Sunday at 1:33 p. m. and 11:30 p. m., Sundays at 1:00 p. m. and 11:30 p. m. Malls for Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guate- by rail to New Orleans, and thence by at this offics datly ex- cept 1:% p. m., Sundays at 1 p. m. (congecting closés here Mon- daye for Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guate. mala, and Tuesdays for C **Registered mail closes at 6: vious day. Sund. Transpacific Mails. Hawall, via S8an Francisco, close Mails for China close here daily at 6:30 p. . up to May =2, nclusive, for dispatch per & s Shinano Maru’ (Registered mail must be directed “'via Seattle'). Mails for Hawaii, China, Japan and Phil- ippine lslands, Via San Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to May *%%0, inclusive, for dispaich per s. s. America | Maru. Malls for Tahit!i and Marquesas Islands, San_Francisco, close here dally at 6:8 p. m.up to June *4 inclusive, for | dispatch per s. & Austraiia Mails for Austraila (except West Australia, which (s forwarded via Europe), New Zealand. Fiji, SBamoa and Hawall, via 8an_ Francisco, close here dafly ai £33 m. after May *2 and up to June * Frclusive, or on arrival of . s. “Bueark due at New York June *7, for alspat: per 5. & Sierra i Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China and Phil- ippine Islands, via San Franciseo, ciose here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to June *7, | inclusive, for dispatch per s. s City of Pekin Mails for China and Japan, via Vancouver and Victorla, 8. C., close here daily at 8 b m. up to'June *i0, inclugive, for d tch per &. 3. Empress of Japan (regh Pered mail must be specially addressed Merchandise for the U. 8. Postal Agency at Shanghal cannot be forwarded via Canada) Malis for the Philippine Islands, via San ancisco. close here dally at 8:% p. m up to June **il, inclusive, for dispatch per U. 8. Transport. Malls for China and Japan, via Tacoma, close here daily at 680 p. m. up to Juné 13, inciusive, for dispateh per &, ». Duke | of Fife Malils for Australla (except tralla, which g West Aus- oes via Europe and New Zealand, which goes via Ban Francisco), and Fiji Islands, via Vancouver and Vie- toria, B. C., close here dally at 6:30 ». m. after June '**7 and up to June %21 fn. clusive, for dispatch per s. 5. Miowera Transpacific malls are forwarded teo port of salling dally and the schedule of clo ing is arranged on the presumption their uninterrupted overland transit **Registered mail closes at 6:00 p. m. pre- vious day Postoffice. New York, N. Y., ll? 2, 192 COR! IUS VAN COTT, Posim: GOVERNMENT NOTICES, OFFICE_CHIE] ARTERMASTER — Q Neb., May @ 19 —8ealed pro- posals 'in triplicate, subject to thes usual conditions, will be Teceived at this office until 10 g'clock a. m., central time, June 2 192 and then opened in the presence of aucnding bidders. fof repairs Fequired to & root cellar at Fort Robinson, Neb. 1. § reserves right to reject or accept any or all_proposais. Blank forms for biddin and ciroular giving full information an fautrements will be furnished on applica. tion to this effice. Envelope coniaining provosaly should be marked ° is for oot Celias at Fort Robinson. Neb., addressed to JNO. W. PULLMA. Omaha, CHIEF QUARTERMAST, Omana. Neb: uay Pollll' in triplicate, sub; t to the usual conditions, will be receiv: at this office, until 10 &’ m.. central standard, time, Ma 2, 192, for installing shower ba and do- 1 necessary plumbing in conneetion there. with in five ""8.“.'1 mum- on to this cetions may OFFICE— . —Bealed pro- OMAHA, NEBRASK A GOVERNMENT NOTICR. r_ Jefterso te marked *Pr Iress hief Rarracks Proposs r Shower Hathe INO. W. PULL- N @D 180 % URY DEPARTMENT Archit Wash w: - SEALED ved a e Wt r th OFFICE agton, D. € PROPOSALS # office until 2 o'clock uy of June, 19 and extension and changes f the low pressure and heating and mechanienl atus, ete, in the U. 8 m house amd postoffice in accordance wi drawings and specification, which will ished at the discretion of the 8 € Architect on application at this office At the office of the Superintend- ent,_ Omaha, Nebraska. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Sapervising Architect —MayZidéteod then opened the be f pery RAILWAY TIME CARD. UNtoN 10TH AND MARCY. Chicago, Rock Isicn EAST. Daylight Lim. g0 Daylight 0 Expre olnes 1« . Chicago Fast Express WEST. Mountain Lim- . S 650 am Colo. 8prings, Pueblo and g 19 pm .8 5:20 pm UNION STATION Chicago am a 4 | bil 5. ab m am pm pm ~ 15 20 % Rocky fted Lincoln, Denver, West ool Colo,, Texas. ' Cal, Oklahoma Flyer Waba Bt Louis “Cannon Ball" Express 3 8t Louis Local, Bluffs . Union Paci QOverland Limited Fast Matl............ California Express.. Pacific Express Basterr Express. ... Atlantic Express......... Lincoln-Stromsburg Ex.b Grand Island Local .. Chicago, Milwaukee Chicago Limited. .. Chicago & Omaha Ex. Misno: cifie. Bt Louls Express ......al0:0 am K. C. & St. L. Express.ai0® pm Diinois Central Chicago Express. a 7:0 am Chicago, Minneapoiis & St Paul Limited.......a 7:50 pm Minneapolis & St Paul Express . b 7: am Chicago Expre Chicago & Northwestern. ““The Northwestern Line ™ Chicago Specia . F Chicago Passenger. Eastern ngr;u Eastern Speciai... Tr-n.-mns‘m Limited. Fast Mall.. . Omaha-Chicago L't'd.. Fast Mali. Twin City Expres Twin City Limited. Bloux City Local.. ———— WEBSTER DEPOT—ISTH & WEBSTER Ea % phE e - » » BB 2R ° oo 58 % i T 33 (¥ H e BESSEEE EEE3 §3E B83 E#a LA Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley, Leave. . Arrive. Black Hills, Deadwood, Hot_Spri a 3:0 pm & §:00 pm Wyoming, Casper and Douglas ... ... 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm Hasungs, Yo vie City, Buperior, Geneva, Exeter and Seward Norfolk, = Lincain remont .. Fremont Local Miswouri Paclfie. Nebraska local, Via ‘Weeping Water........b 4:10 pm a10:5 am Chicago, St. Paul, M Omaha. Twin Clty Peseenger. oux City Passenger Emerson Local. ..b .06 pm b 5:00 pm b < BURLINGTON STATION-10TH & MASON Chieago, Burling Chicago Special . Chicago Vestibue Chicago Local Chicago Limite Fast all. . Burlingeon & Missouri River, Wymore, Beatrice and incoin of Nebraska Express. Denver Limited ..... Elack Hilis and” P Boun yer . H oln Fast Ma b 3:00 pm For Grook ana Fiatis: mouth . . -..b 3:20 pm b11:06 am Bellevue & Pacific Jét..'a 7:40 pm a 3:20 am Bellevue & Pacific Jet K City, St. Joseph & Counmef) Blufis, Karsas City Day Ex....a $:30 am a §:05 pm 8t. Louls Fiyer.. 5:10 pm al ansas City Night Ex..a10:3% pm & “a Dafly. b Dally except Sunday. c Sun- day cul d Daliy except Seturday. e Daily STEAMSHIPS. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE York-Rotterdam, via Boul . T'i“l-m s e of ““m Sflm May ¥, Ve m Polsdam ey 108 m Twin-Screw Séams ™ Ryndam Apply to Harry Mo s L "x‘xfiy' R s I i Noete. Firat’ National Bank. Omaha. ANCHOR LINE—U & MAIL STEAMERS £ine repuerly beiwen. 3 R LONDO! RY & GLABGOW; NEW YORK. GIBRALTAR & NAPLES. Superior accommodations, Exceilent Culsive, Bvery regard for the omfor of passengers studiously cese S ntle o Bound T tickets tasued Eng! ahoay New Steamer June 7, 10 & m. 145 ' Farnam = l‘..xwl:nd" tiah, Irish and all ') ts st sttractive rates For T meme Dominion LINE o ARATE AND B TTer Semwcts, Fast Twin-Screw Passecger Steamers shil- ing regularly from Bostom, Portland sad Montreal to Liverpool, also Boston te Mediterranean ports. Send for booklet, Mediterravean Tliustrated.” ¥Fof rates ete., apply to iveal agent or company's office. 69 Dearborn St. Chicage, Nl HARRY E. MOORES, 1415 Farnam 8t d. 8 MNALLY, 18 Farnand i, Fire Nat'| Bask GEORGE ¥ _ABBOTT, itk " W 8 JONES, 162 Farsam Ao STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal, 26—Walter Miller, professor ? flu-m Tesigned from the universit nation accep b} t Europe. His resignation: has been in Jordan's hands for over a ar, but had ler had presented nation -fl. time ago u “This Soubticas The butgrow the dspartment. was whe philoi and secretary of the ulty, has i b Lis Jordan. Brot. Miller is at present ] jot been accepied yrevigusly. Prof. is an act in his Judgment “dy irable in the & #t his own ins(ance.