Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 31, 1902, Page 11

| HOUBES, stores. these colum 12 m. for the until 8:30 Advertisements will be takem w | run comsecutively. Advertisers, by request! bered cheek, can have answers ad- dresged to & numbered letter in care of The Bee. Anawers so addressed will be 4 ER. When you wan call the Remln ton Typewriier offi Fi 8t. Telephone 157, WA position by draftsman. Address B expert -, POBITION wanted by an Al office man, fuily understands K. tariffs, eté; shipping or bill cletk pre ferred. B ob, bee. A= Do 1¢ -y —— WAN I LD=MALE HELr, R, % FOK HALF A DAY'S WORK. If you Mve ia lue couniry or in & small town and Dave & Foud ACqUAM.ance AmORE B¢ lacideis And SLOCK raisers in e UEIEAUOTAVUG YOU CAL TAKE v edshy Dy SOUF OF LVe LOUIS WOIK. W Fiie sus and we will sena your vul Proposition. Ane bee ruolsniLg Lu., DULCIOIS Lepl, Umaba, Neo. Beaiis WANTED, & 004 man in every county (o tAKe sUDSCIA ULDS LOF lae L wenlieln Leu- tury Farmer, UUr agenis maxe good Wagcs cverywhere. iiciecences required, Aduress Awenlielh Century Farmer, Umana, Neo. ks THREE or tour §00d men wanted; §lv per montn. Cail b FAXION DWOCK. B—Mik G. R. RATHBUN gives bookkeeping. Hoom 15, tional bank. A PUEHING salesmen can learn of something to Lhelr Advaniage by WriLng iae rawss Nursery Lo., Miwaukee, Wis. B—185 Ju* Private iessons in Commercial Na- B eads boy wanted. unuh‘: lh‘)x KEN—FI.. transportation 0 Den arn barber trade; toois furmsned; po tions guaranteed; opportunity to earn board; wages while learning; largest bar- ber college; most heaithtui climate in the world; write for particulars. Moler s Barber College, Denver, Colo. Beware of fake catalogues and misieading ofers; we have no college in Acorask B M4 2 WANTED, physician to travel as office worker; ‘one who Is regiscered in Nes braska and ster in other states. Write Quaker Meda. Co., Plattsmouth, Neb. B—815 J1* WANATED, immediately, cornice makers and sheet' metal workers; wages Jc to %c per hour for competent men; work § hours per day; write, stating experience. Bt. Paul_HKoofing, Cornice & urnament Co., St. Paul, M B M7 41° WANTED, short tim stating er to young man as bill clerk for er in own hanawriting, and salary wanted, B 47, Bee, | B-Ma & WANTED, harnessmakers; will guarantee steady employment the year round. Ad- a Wallace, Smith & Co., 82 to 58 West Milwaukee, W BB 11 TAILORS wanted, two frst-class coat- makers, one pants maker; steady work: &o0d prices. J. H. Spotts, Hastinis, Neb. 1 WANTED, two first-class horsecollar cut- ters. _Address, s age, experience, ete., P. O. Box 8, Milwaukee, Wis. B—M3S 30 WANTED, reliable traveling man who can sell blankets and dress goods to retail town and country trade. Schuylkill Mills, Box 1192, Philadelphia, Pa. —950 30° COLLECTCOR, permanent position, wanted &t once. Hixenbaugh, 500 Ware bigek, 4 04 T NN ! 2 ‘WANTED, man, good address, to represent wholesale firm in portion Nebraska; $I8 weekly and expenses; permanent for right party; young man preferred. Address room 02, 858 Dearborn, Chicago. B-—-M9%61 31* WANTED, men to learn barber trade; new field for our graduates; we want 100 at once; best proposition ever offered; elght Weeks prepares you for 312 weekly job. Write today, Moler Barber College, 164 Farnam st. B—M%3 5 The Garden- BMs 1 DEPUTIES, men and women. ers, 415 Bee bld trustworthy person onnty {0, an ek lished house, solid financial straight; bona-fide weekly $18, pald by check each Wednesday, all' expenses, direct from headguarter: money advaiiced for expenses. 389 Caxton bldg. (.hl(‘llo B-M! POSITIONS SECURED For fllustrators, ad writers, journalists, bookkeepers, stenographers’ and proof- readers, provided they are members of our institute; pay us no tultion fee until have secured for you a position; write at once, mentioning the 'subject you wish to study. Correspondence Institute of America, Box €46, Scranton, Pa. B— WANTED, for U. 8. army, able-bodied un- married men between ags of 2l and 8 citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, r ad and write English. For intoru: ion apply to Recruiti Dfll 16th ant _udge sta., gxlg an building, L.ncoln, e SALESMEN WANTED. in each old estab- stdndin cash saiar: ‘wanted for fuli lne of It S0 orpumental reat pay weekly! gutit Nursery Company! N rence, —h Jig* L _——— WANTEO—-FEMALE HELF. WANTED, two lady students to g ¥ T R Room Zw, C—ise 308 Girle. Call Canadisn office, 15th & Dodge. 1 -8 wmx». deserviag young I gentle- Take life scholarship In Omana § 88 and shorthand college and ur u wun gourse is’ finished and unn secured. Address A 1, Bee. C—8%0 lucner to instruct = the \-f- of three, tate unu. Address Z 34, C—Mix h S 'mumm sajesladies in glove, trimming qeparument. L. Brandels & Sons, Bostop Store. C—M1 wwno Jady 1o give conversation les- French o young woman one ng gech week. “Blate terms. - Ad- Ot QIRL for nuru housework at Mfidnrrl WANTED_A competent second girl ~Mrs. \f”l. u.ww-ll.&‘ LB, M0 § GIRL for general housework. m WANTED, rl in family of &"L’ '"'"‘T"’ L e C—Ms28 4 WaANTED, girl for genmeral Apply afier 13 o'clock, 672 8. | FOR RENT, §-room cottage. 1 FOR RENT—HOUSE: Bemis, Paxton block D—-m HOUSES and flata. Ringwait, Barker block D—m L'AIED central, modern { and flats. Tizard, 20 N, 23 st. D—3%0 WILLIAMEON, 1208 Farnam 8t. | D—ss | 8. E. corner 234 ang Clark | D776 CHAS. E. 3-ROOM cottage FOR RENT, house 9 rooms quire %14 Caldwell St FOR RENT, $-room, modern, aetach h newly painted and papered, $%. apitol Ave. Tel 53 B. H. Robisen, D-MIS3 D. Wead, 1524 Doug! D modern. In- D778 J1 HOUSES, ete. F. 3 S Pacific | D— M1 5 st. Charles Hnn!‘) FOR RENT 1141 B. 31st st, 12 rooms, modern, $50. 2808 Capitol ave., § rooms, modern, $IS. 2024 N J9th st § rooms, city water, $16 E.J. SULLIVAN, 5% N. Y. Life Bldg. D-atisd & MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel 14%. | D3 s e g dn B GOOD modern S-room house, 2%th and Blondo. D568 2* DESIRABLE HOUSES. 3019 Marcy st 9 rooms, ail modern, in good neighborhood, u-“:\r month. 1433 8. 16th st., 6 rooms, §15_per _month. GEORGE & COMPANY, 1601 Farnam St. D—-Mi% § High %8 Bee Blag. D—79 112 _So. D FOR RENT. rrodern house near school. The O. F. Davis Co., SIX-ROOM flat, all modern. 11th, 800 $-room modern hous Borki,, Inguire A, C! t. Tel 1227 D-M831 1 FOR RENT, modern 7-room flat at 411 N.| 2%th St. Inquire 263 Hamilton 8t D—§38 J1* FOR RENT, an_ facing Hahscom Foster, 213 8. 33d 204 WEBSTER, 11 rooms, modern; 318 | Farnam, 8 rooms, modern, and ‘barn, $2%; 2108 Davenport, & rooms. $I8; 1619 Howard, 7-room flat, modern, Others. Ringwait Bros. Barker blk. D-—Mdis TO RE NT, seven.room flat, modern_con- Yeglenc 214 Sherman ave. Apply up- stalrs D—M9# 1* &R. MODERN cottage, 8. 3th; fine lawn. Inq. 128 Farnam st. large D—-MMT 1 —_— e FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, ELEGANT rooms, finest city. 199 Capuol Ave. FOR RENT, a nice large furnished frout room, with' aicove. 701 5. %th st E—M4T6 THE LANGE HOTEL, 64 §. 13th st E-M143 78 DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. E—3% location In the E—Msss NEWLY furnished rooms, with good board. a7 N. th St. E-816 SOUTH front, alcove room and_side_room. 258 Herney. E—M785 1° TWO housekeeping rooms 8. 38t Mary. NICE room for g close in. B 49, LARGE front reom, new and modern; also telephone; private family. 210 Douglas . %‘nxl'm‘ private family; E—%1 J3* FOR RENT, furnished rooms, modern objection to nousekeeping. 110 . 25 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Merriam, comfortable summer home, Tel.$. F—3% VERY desirable rooms. 212 8. %th St. F—560 HAVE one_ nice cool front foom, suitable for two men. 1919 Burt St F—=561 THREE desirable farnished rooms: home cooking; gentlemen preferred. 201 Doug- fas St F—>06s 31° ROOMS, first-class board. 2224 Farnam. F—M1s 3is TQ gentlemen, nicely furnished southeast front room with alcove, modern; board. 72 So. Bth St. Fos18 33" TWO rooms_and board in private family at 1126 8o, th Ave., near Hanscom Pari F—842 J - FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, DESK room space. per month, ground fioor room in The Bee buliding, facing Farnam street; no expeuse for lght, heat or janitor service. K. C. Peters & Co., Renital Agents, Bee bullding G116 CENTRAL, 8 choice rooms. 20 N. 28d. G—ia1 2 LARGE modern front rooms for light housekeeping; also 1 furnished room. N. 15th St J1* FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT, the buliding formerly occu- pled by The Bee at 916 Farnam at. It has Iour stories and a basement which formeriy used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. it interested apply at once to C. C. . water, secretary, room 1%, Bee bu_uu‘la; , < | FIR tmbers for house movers, etc., THE OMAHA DAILY FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOU logue free. Sher. Co., 16th and Q- F”fl SALE, a melodian |n good Cl:\fl(“llf)n Address B QoM™ FOR SALE nographs, saperior to any other musical instrument; $ up. The Wittman co., 16 Farnam. Qs | WIRE “lawn_and vard, tree guards. Wire Tel. 1560, Works, QM2 Julys FOR SALE. a bakery and contectionery business in a good town of 2,00 inhab) tants doing big paying business, for sale at a bargain; reasons for_seiling, poor health. Address Box 624, Omaha, Neb QL 3l . scholarship In_an Omaha thand school, cheap. Inquire 22 Bee L fence for pflu try, hitch ~ pos €17 8. 16th St “hos, JPTICANS and moving pic machines. B. F. Wurn, 1405 Farnam St Q414 M0 BEE: MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTEL! SATURDAY, 7 MAY 31, 1902. MANUFACTURIN 10 YEARS In our present ioeation. Deal with an old rellable firm and establish a credit that | Wil be of use to you in tne future. We | make loans on Furniture, Planos, Live Stock and to Salaried People. Our are as low as any and_much lower many. Our motto is, “Try (o please. | You have dealt With us and are pieased tell others. If you are alspieased teil us. OMAHA MORTGAGE/LOAN CO., 119 Doard of Trade Bidg., % 8, Isth St Established in 1582 Tel. 2206 X—M167 BEWARE OF CHEAP IMITATORS. Don't let_your debis Worry you, CALL ON US and we will make you { A SALARY LOAN. | We loan to_honest employes UPON THEIR PERSONAL NOTE. $10 to $100 without security, endorser publicity. OFFICE HOURS, § a. m. m. RELIABLE CREDIT COMPANY, Room 38, Paxton Block, Third sFlode. i to § TYPEWRITERS, latest Remington, Smith- Premier, Densmore, replaced by THE UNLERWOOD; low price. Rentals, $3.50 to # per monti A H Workman & Co. Phone 248. QM ‘&'ND billlard and pool ta es repaired; a large stock of cheap fixtures, ci counters, ete. The Brunswick, Balke, Coliender Co., 4079 So. 20th. i NEW nam. and 2dhand typewriters, 1119 Far- FOR SALE, second-hand desks, chairs and walnut office counter and railings. ' Wa- bash office, 1415 Farnam st. FOR SALE—Chesapeake finest retrievers on able prices. A. J. s Bay pupples; water fowl; reason- Hayne, 32i N. 24 —M32T Jes* 1115 Farnam 'J —317 INDIAN goods and relics. feet; cribbing and hog fence. Q13 FOR BALE, fine imported harness, brass mounted and trimmed; cost when new $350; will sell for §; can be seen at Doty & Russell’s barn, 30th and Leavenwort! streets. Q529 FOR SALE OR TRADE—Good safe, sev- n hares; account ab- city during summer. Address Q- MS11 3* CLATRVOYANTS, PROF. LEAH!E PARLORS, 1619 DODGE Clairvoyant and Palmist telis J0u Wi you Waui Lo Kuow, every hope, ‘lear .0G WisD O YOUr uic, fauits, Qualty, capuuility, truue oOF proiession Jou are Dest suited 10r; fortunaie wnd Uniortunate perioas of life, oreaks evii inguences; how (o win tbe one you love, conguer enemies, restore lost amections advice on Dbusiiess, nealth, marriaye, divorce, etc. rours, 9 to ¥. S—Alows 48 MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1814 Cass St. (=) 0 to 71| w1 bouglas. | | LOANS on CHATTELS and SALARIE& PHOENIX CREDIT CO., successcrs 1o J. W. TAYLOE, 63 Paxton Biock. TEL. 745. To accommodate oar COU L BLUFFS trons we have establi ces at KOOM 26, WICKHAM BLDQ. intersection Broadway & Pearl B TEL & MONEY loaned on furniture, ] salaried people. ‘0., SUC. to Duff Green, ey Lot Barker Block. X—350 LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants sters, poarding houses, etc.. without se- curity; easiest terms; 40 offices in pirm- cipal cities. Tolman, #0 Board of Trade Bldg. X9 MONEY loaned on planos, furniture. jew- elry, horses, cows, ete. C. F. Reed, 319 8. X34 A RARE BARGAIN | For sale, stock of groceries, sales to over $100 a day. Owner Cleared $12,000 | | in 6 years. Location best in city; no | B. R BALL, 8% N. Y. LIFE. Tel B-is Y3 2 TO GET In or out of business call on Wil liums, Room 4ll, McCague buliuing A thie best hardware stock in th tural section of lowa; large annual stock will invoice’ about $10,00; profits lar must close up an estate interest the only reason for seiing. Address V 4, Bee. 35 amount ade. FOR SALE, (eam- | ( FOR SALE<REAL ESTAT o YOU want one of the nicest S-room omes tn Tapscom Piace 1 will give you H wner left e § 3 Eherwood, ®1 N. Y. | FOR SALE—Alfalta farm 60 acres acres now growing: cuts four crops year without irrigation; % acres In ti othy; can all be I(rl‘l'm! well Impro and close ta town. Frank Breiner Cosad, 1 a 3. WALLACE. real estate, mort rentals, insu-ance. Brown Bloek RE -39 RG Eage. HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans: fi'e insirance. Bemis, Paxton block also | %0 FARMB*I( you wish to bur a gralu, fruit or stock farm, get Ist of western Michigan (lower bargains; write today; 8 V. R peninau they are going rapidly. Hayes, Grand Rapids, Mich RE-M 2 SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. tor choice bargains, 6012 N. Y. kife B'dg. Tel. GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. Houses and lots in all parts from $0 up. We have some properties that lnld be sold. Call or write for our 118t SPECIAL BARGAIN. Good lot and modern cottage, all finished in hardwood, floors inciuded, Only §180. BRE VE CO., h_13th St RE—Ms30 ¢ W 8 FOR SALE, house, No. 3215 Webster St., good home for a man will sell for the city assessor's valuation 10, 20 or 3 per cent can remain on_mort: gage if desired. Address A. G. Knight, Newburyport, Mass FURNAS COUNTY, Nebraska, can show you inest growing crops in the state, the biggest wheat and the largest acre- age. Many farmers now claiming forty bushels to the acre. Thousands of acres of alfalfa ready to cut for first erc Have had double amount of mormal rain- fall for May. Lands are very reasonable in price, but will soon be booming ward. 1f you want to make profitable in- ments come _at once. Write w lands. Smith & Davis, Beav RE-M%5 6 FOR SAL twent years to run adjoining it; is good alfa trade for cattle. W Willi feti gogu range a land; would for_pric LOBT, ¢ 3uth ward L4 Masonic_shoulder strap on Harney ween 1ith and 2th sts or_return to 1991 Dodge st efoflelurn to 00 Dodee between Re- $41 20 ctacles In case, and High school. Pacine. and Pacif at 3016 Lost—Mu9 1 IF YOU want to BUY or SELL real e tate call or write, s NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 4t Boor N.'Y. Life Bidg., Omiba. WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange your business or property quick, sec J. H. Johnson, #43 N. Lite! MI7S MME. GYLMER, genuine paimist. 315 8. 1a S—su ELECTHIC A REATM MME. SMITH, baths, 118 ESK ROOM, roll-top desk und phone D;juce 3 Jnhnll:)n. 8 N. Y. Life. pa] FOR BALE_Asphalt plant, lti and Grace s, Omaha, Apply (o the Stand- v 20., cago, ard Paving C & Y»—MS"I Jex AW AND COLLECTIONS. Stiliman & Price, attys, law, “collectio A. P. Lilis, notary, & 8. \ll Tel. lidu. ~—470 J1y {A Lolvecuon tOm% porated), 36 New York Life bidg, 823, Daimage suits prosecuted. The col- lection of claims, large or small, made anywhere in the United States or foreign countries by bonded attorneys. No col- lection, no charge. Bank reference fur- nished on application. —M341 Ji9* el e e—e— LAUNDRY, BRAS (ncor- ‘Phone, HEKSONAL, Middiemiss, wall paper cisaner. Tel I U—M7i2 J7 Dit. ROY, chiropodiat, corns and superfiu- oUS haif removed LY eiectricity. 12, ¥renzer block. s PRIVATE hospl before and during con- nnement, baoics ‘adopted. 06 Grant St. Mrs. Gardels. Tel k-l U—34 FLESCHER will fix your bicycle righ HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chiro- pody, I0f ladies only, In connectionm with The Bathery, ut-iv bee Bldg. U—328 RUPTURE permanently cured in ® to & aays; send for circular. O. 8. Wood, M. D., oil New York Lite Hidg. Vmaba, Neo. - best and Douglas, U—sd ACCORDION plea:ing, cheapest, quickest. Mrs. A- C. Mark, 17 & GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale and retall. Collins Plano Co., 162 Doug- las. Uy CHIROPODY on a specialty, in_connection with The Bathery, rooms 216-22) Bee Bldg. Tel. 1716 U—330 BHAMPOOING and halrdressing, %c, in conrection with The Baiaery, ié-22 Bee bullding. Tel 1716 U—3i1 PRIVATE home for ladies before and dur- ing confinement bables adopted. 52 Burdette. Mr huuu U § J16% clear lots and TANO, 2 gof . H H. Johnson, N “cash_for good piano. Y. Life. Y—-M6T4 Enterpnsmg Man with 35,00 cu.. acquire controlling inter- est in a rapialy increasing and profitable legitimate manafacturing business; in- vestigate this proposition. J. H. John- son, & L Y-Ms23 \wwfl:x; to interest party with from $20 Th big money-making enterprise; Dabt 1o ASaie ooy insshore. pime; full investigation will prove (his. ~Fof {Yoiher, PR CHIR “Broaduig, - Councti alter, t roadw 4 Bluffs. B aiedh i OMAHA Steam Lauadry; shirts, 8a; collars, % cufts, dc. 170 Leavenworth. Tel. SiT. -5 r — — — — "~} PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat. ing; all business confidential 1301 Dou as OSTEOPATHY, GID E. & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths. Sulte 5lb, N. Y. Life bidg. Tel LI DR. A. T. HUNT, 612 McCague Bldg. Tel R s6us Bids._Te FOR SALE, good, clear, up-td:date stock of Jewelry, crockery, musical instruments, sewing machines, 'notions, . etc., about 36,500, also good brick bullding, Zx1% with lot 2x10; stock located in good county seat town, northwestern lowa; stock exceptionally ciean, running um{ dot ness. Fine: opening. dress B°M. Ca A FOR SALE, 4% acres of well improved land, 7 miles west Cedar Rapids, Co., Neb., 220 acres in crop, all black sofi, 260 acres meadow and pas- ture. A fine farm. A snap for cash. Ad: the owner, 1106 North 2th st., Y—M¥2 5 . furniture and five years' lease of 24 rooms; good trade; tralns stop for meals; will sell cheap; reason for selling, sickness. Address Lindsay Hotel, Lind- say, Neb. Y—M¥56 31* FUR EAUMANGE. arg: DR. MRS, MUSICK, Douglas Blk. Td._fifll 0 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A C. VAN BANT'S school. 17 N. Y. Life. —i% BOYLES' coliege, court reporter principal, N. Y, Lite. < NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's Theater. ] STAMMERING AND s'n,rrxua . CURED. Julla Veughn, 40 Ramge Bidg. FLORISTS. L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel 183 ‘Bend for price 1st, cut flowers and planta. 1006 | of the city | a| with limited means; | up- | tor | o s - ——— | Summ ction of school land; has | 7 Reward | P. u:wuio& B and Hamey, Clllllll claity of fire escapes. shu! safes. G. Andreen, Prop.. 11 North 18th 314 | e—— | OMAHA Hav Bale Tie Co., M STANHOPES RUNABOUTS and everything elne VEHICULARLY STY “HARNESS' TO VEHICL MATCH THE Drummond Carriage Co. 18th and Harney Sts. Opposite Court Hor Pablic LI Connty Jail LEGAL NOTIC RTIFICATE Nebraska OF PUBLICATION Office of Auditor ot Lincoln, February | certified that the State ompany of Indianapolis, in n complied with te 1ble fore au- of life rent year Stat Pub 1902 Life the It Insur the insura to such thorized | insurance | ending )i filed for the vear end- ing December 3 901 | Premiums All other & D Pald policyh All other paym Admitted CTABIL 1Ti Net reserve Net policy 1 other, | Surplus k ilities Tota! K T Witn hand and auditor of public accounts vear first above written the day (Seal) By H ES WESTON Account A. BABCOCK, Deputy MAdIt RECEIVER'S SALE Clothing, hats and caps, gentlemen's fur- nishing goods, furniture and fixture b reby given that ursuant to f the United States district court, sitting in and for the district of Ne- | braska, in the m-ll!lr of the ntinental | Clothing company, a bankrupt Wednes- day, the 11th day n’ June, 19 0 o'clock a.m., 1 will sell at public fon to the | highe bidd for cash at northeast corner of Dougliis and Fifteenth stre ts, in the city of Omaha, Douglas county braska, the entire stock, furniture and tures of the Contine; 1 Clothing company, sald stock consisting of men's and boy l‘lnlhlnf hats and caps and gentleme furnishing goods. All of sald stock is to be offered for sale in bulk and In parceis, and sold to the highest bidder for the property In bulk, or to the highest bidders for the different de- glrlmvnln or parcels, provided the total ids for such parceis exceed the highest bid for the property In bulk Stock inventoried by order of eourt shows & value of $2461294; furniture and fixtures cost over $7,600.00. H. F. ROBERSON, Receiver. —M30d10tM& B BONDS FOR SALE Sealed bids w be received by the trus- tees of the village board of Burvlell Neb., up to 6 o'clock p. m., June 10th, for the Plrchase of . Water ~bonds of sald city Aamounting to $4,000. Sa bonds will he €lght in number, of 40 cach. all of which it be yable April lst, 1832, with an op- tional payment in five years, with interest payable uu.uni‘ at 6 per cent Apri each year at Nebraska Fiscal Agerfcy York. N. ¥, in the curency of the United States. Sald bonds are dated on the 1st day of April, 182, and are duly registered. Bldcers are’ required to deposit certified check, payable to the treasurer of the vil- Jage of Burwell, In the amount of $10 as guaranty that the bonds will be taken if bid s awarded. Each bid must be Inclosed in a sealed envelope, marked "Proposal for Bids."" The village Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. formation address A, C. Burwell, Neb, auct the For AL eneral in- ER, clerk, ay29a6tM GOVERNMENT NOTICE, VIAVA, woman's way to health. Home treatment Booklet free. 846 Ree Bldg., Omaha. U—334 SEE Proctor, fine pictures. 616 Bo. 16th. U—as2 J3 WILL exchange ogd| oak wardrobe for folding bed. 2 M50 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. WHAT have you to exchange for a lot at 42d and Mason street. Address B £, Bee. Z—M66s 81 —_— e ALL kinds of Bter wotk and repairing romptly attended to. J. T. Hitree, th_and Lake stre ROOMS, 610% So. 10th St. ‘Phome 1811 —CIJ)‘ ELITE PARLORS, &5 S 16th lt'J 20 floor DR. JAMES H. PEABODY has moved from Capitol avenue to flat over Onhlml drug store, northeast corner Twent fourth and Farnam streets. U—Mw2 FOR RENT, store in first-class location; rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co., grouna noor, bee Bldg. -6 FOUND, best ice cream soda In city, bc. sbra Store, #th and Seward. U—843 J10 FOR RENT, desk room or large space suitable for merchandise broker or party doing business in wholesale uistrict. In- quire Hene & Co., 916 Farnam St. I-M OFFICE ROOM. Large room fromting on lith st, floor, Board of Trade bidg., 3§76 per month. George & Co.. 1 st first ood light, il Farnam 1-Me2 5 LET, offices in Paxton block and Me- Cague Bldg. Farnam Smith Co., 150 Farnam St 1-572 AGENTS WANTED, WANTED, canvassing county to_solieit ons to TH. TWENTIETH CENTUKY FARMER; steady empioyment with "sseured sood income; nts in the ocountry with horse and y eoi & ; can- vassers make easily 30 (o $100 per month. Address _ Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. —u3 ents in eve: WANTED-TO BUY. WANTEI two or three good vacant lots, lm residences or flats; must b. and price reasonable: SR and Bo extru expense of hn‘ Xddress direct 10 Duyers, B 10, care Bea oftice. N—M#9 FOR SALE—FURNITURE. OHICAGO Fumniture Co. 1010 Dodgs. Tel 0. New and secondhand, bo: sol exchanged. ity FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. PAINTING an our speclaity. caworth. T SEVERAL fne driving borses. Walter Fheips, foom D, N. ¥. Lifs bids, P GOOD extension top cal at a sacrifice. s hnson & Hoberter J5ha Daers Bldg 10 and Leavenworth Sts. PN Jeie repairs on wagons, ete. l:‘i.[ Frost, Wth lnd LQA' MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. IBUM floor."l' i LOWEST PRICES in accordion and side leating. The Goldman = Pieating Co. 1) "Douglas " biock- g\ EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE-®2 % % Lite Blag., Omaha. Bend for circulars. U—69 “Es macht nichts aus.” what brand of clgars a man has been smoking, Er vergist sie alle after he once tries the STOECKER CIGARS. HENRIETTA O. C.: office box. Mamma. — MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. 4 PER CENT on business property. s per cent on residence property. UDUOL\S lo pay whole or pn!l any time. . MELKLE, 41 5. 15th 8t W33 MONEY to loan on lnw\-ud Omaha real estate. rvaman-love Co., %0 & Lth —&8 loans and wmm:A CA & Co., 130 Farnam St Wi WANTED, city Farnam Bmit FRIVATE money. Sherwood, 857 | N Y L FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. ACCORDION PLEATING. AN ALL modern 7-room house, except fur- nace, lot 80x150, shade trees, good neigh- borhood, close to street and school, rents for $4 per month, &.50. 00d Investment for somebody. A of property bringing per month, in good location, school and 'street car, southwest part of town, will be offered for one week, $1,50. A_very nice plece of property located on Capitol avenue, close to High school, brings an income of $24 per month, al* ways rented, $2,600. A very nice 8-room house and lot on Lo- cust street, between 16th and_17th, §1,650. Lot 33x182, with two good houses, on Wool- worth avenue, between 5th and 6th, brings a good income, 31,500, Lot Zx1, south front, 2th and Hickory, with three-room house, 3350. Lot %xi®, good five-room house and barn, cast front, %th and A streets, South Omaha, 390, Five-room brick house in good condition, lot Bx16), about three blocks to street car, $600. Four beautiful acves, located high and Mlg(ly. one block south of the Country clul Two acres in Burnham Pluce, close to Ben- son, M. A_corner lot 2%th and Daven south front, close to the Hanscom boule- vard,’ $600. A_house 22x33, xood well, all bricked, lot 50x110, one block south’ of Lake street, house needs some repairs, will sell for one week for M. A very nice corner lot on Davenport street, two blocks west of Joslyn's residence, southeast front, good sewer connection, water, gas, surrounding lots cannot be bought less than $Lul (o $1409; this lot can be bought for 6. We will offer for one week only three lots 314x100, east front, on 2ith and Chicago streets, close to the new boulevard, for $50 on easy terms. 3. A. LOVGREN & CO., 436-437 Paxton Blk. RL% » RANCH And farm lanas for nl- b lll Unlon Pacific Raliroad company. B. A. McAllester, land commissioner, Union’ Pi citle Heacquarters, Oi Neb. RE—358 ork loans, low rau FARM and city " - Benk Bag Fe Tous W9 Thomas, 1st WANTED. city and farm loans; aiso bonds §od wamenis, C. Peters & Co- 1 LOW RATES te money. AT E TR MPANY, Main Fioor N. Y. Life md& —Mus Be: BUY best house pfilnu i P varmshes, etc.; lowest. National Rttty 8 RE—638 Jexz COTTAGE with six large Tooins on ¥-foot corner lot; three blocks from car; house newly painted and has new roof. 'It is a bargaln at §1,100 and can be bought with yment down, balance to sult. G. B urkington, Bee Bldg. RE—-M213 REDUCED prices in pleatings, tuckings and appliqueing. formation inquire ldeal Plea Howard St. ruchings, Yoo full o Co., 151 —Tmd 37 STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 913- 914 Jones, general storage and forwarding. OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. 1‘5‘-* NOTICE, PAPER HANGERS. OMAHA Steam P ste Co., manufactuer of te for all purposes; in barrels and halt Barreis’” Write tor prices. 0 Cuming. ANNOUNCEMENTS, WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele- phone 21%. 511 South Thirteenth street. — M [ O 0 OSOLY“gAr-BAOE CO., cleang and vaults, femoves garbage an pflo‘ @UN W w2 EDUCATIONAL. FRENCH, Spanish, fencing. 48 N. -ul.h.l'. aers————ee—s———— LAWN MOWERS, Sharpened, repaired. L L Wks, 1608 Howard er———————eeee— FUR DRESSING. R. GILBERT CO., tanners. 184 8o, 3th. by " e———eperme NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel 238 poatmdeinsnirotaatus, vl I8 DRESSMAKING. IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, S2 ruw JUNK. s all kinds of sors, Douglas st. Tel. ALPIRN bu; iron and metals. b i ‘“Al:‘l'lb ymln. nurse strl. ADPIY ls(-. 8 to assist In general House- ‘wl»ylfl&flh-l C—| : FOR RENT—HOUSES. . 2SR P § VANS and buggage wagons. Nxb‘_' FOR SALE. buggles. phaetons, runabouts, new and secondhand, at cut prices. Re: pairing, painting and trimming; also put On rubber_tires” Pleifter, 51th and Leav- enworth Sta. - ) L —— - ——1 FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOLUS. IDHAND safe cheap, Schwarts, 1M 8 Lth. Qs R WIS T s HOUSES § faha-taef ot “"...pga. RTINS S| LESCHER sells cles. M8 itol Ave. ¥ iy Capt 2DHAND safe cheap. nuuu.uum fii‘fl”fi% § PER CENT loans Garvin Bros, 1604 Farnam. W PRIVATE money. D. Wead, 180 goilll. WILLIAMSON, SHARLES &% REALTY CO. b Yy T buflding icts. Call for catalogue and price Ihl vate money to on C“Y FURNITURE REPAIRING, First-class work. 2201 Farnam. TO.J).;’IL private money, § Lite Blds. — TO 2 LOAN, 3800 N. Y. r cent, 828 31 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. TSALARY AND l—‘Ln.NrruR: LOANE. Do you want money for lo at rates rarely equalled “Its our busine: CAI LOAN titoy y_com I(l o suppiy it.0 it.” “ErL -fi."fl mg e or short terms Paxton u BENSON More H-n in Benso: U8 e eitirbe Combined " Thn o simply because ¥, it offers n- ou want to know {%'- .dv:“ on easy terms call on ko nfl’fim & CARMIE m E'm...'"t:..ng_ LAUNDRY. BEST laundry. The Chicago, ‘phone 36 N v, Fi% S e~ MUSICAL. WS studio all summer. C. B, BHA' new pen all summe TAILORING. JOE YOUSEN removed to Ml hl'll-‘-'r NSTRUCTING QUARTE y Office Bullding, May 3, 190: aled pro- posals, in hInIItAlv wiil be ri Ived here untii 2 p. m., June 2, 1902, for col ructing, Iumbms electric ‘wiring and steam heat- ng, at Fort Des Moin lowa, of two double sets officers’ quarters, one double barrack, one double set non-commissioned officers’ quarters, one guardhouse, one cav- alry stable, one quartermaster and sub. sistence storehouse, oneé quartermaster's one bake-house and one coalshed specifieations and full Information il be furnished on applieation to this office “or at the-depot " quartermastera offices in_Chicago, M., ouls, Mo., and Ommana, "Neb, U8 reserves the right' to accept or reject any or all proposals or parts thereof. Envelopes coptaining pro- posals should be Indorsed ‘Proposals for and addressed to R. B Turner, Q. -5-6-7-30-31 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE Supervising Architect, \Washington, D. G.. May 2th, 1302 -SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this pifice until 2 o clock p. m. on the ¥th day of June, 1%2 and then opened for the extension and changes incldental thereto, of the low pressure and exhaust -stéam heating and mechanical \enlfl;('nq apparats, etc. In the U 8 courthouse, cimtom house and postoffice at OMAHA. NEBRASKA, In accordance with | the drawliigs and specification, which will | be furnistied at the discretion’ of the Hn- penmng Architeet on avplic lication at Mce, q at the ler-‘, Eu perintend- ent, Faaha, ' Nevras JAMES RNOX TAYLOR, Buperyising Architeet —May?d6teod this POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (Should be read DAILY by all intereated, as changes may.0ccur at.any tme.) Forelgn malls for the weck ending May 31, 192, will close (PROMTLY In,all cases) ai the general postoffice us follows: Par- cels post malls close one hour earlier than closing time shown below. Parcels post malls for Germany close at § p. m. Wednesday Regular and supplementary mails close at foreign station half hour later than closing time shown below (exeept that supplemen ary mails for Burope and Central Amer: via Colon, close one hour later at fereign station). Transatiantic Malls. SBATURDAY—At 7 a. m. for FRANCE, s s La Guscogne. via Havre (mail, Yor other parts of Burone must be directed 8 La Gascogne Foisdatm (mall must be directe r er & 5. Potsdam’); at 8 a. m. for ITALY di. rect, per s. & Hohenzoliern (mall must be directed “per v. 5. Hohenzollern); at §30 a m. (supplementary 1) & m) for EUROPE, per 8. 5. Umbrla, via 'Queens- town; at $a. m. for AZORES IBLANDS, per & & Bpartan Prince (mall for Italy must be directed “per s & _Bpartan Prince”); at 93 & m. for BCOTLAND direct, r & 8. Columbia (mall must be directed “per &. 3. Columbia’), PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers | Mails for Hawaii, and Samples for Germany U"Ifx The sa glass of mail matier for other paris Elrope will not be sent by this SBip un- less speclally diregied by It After the closing of the uunhh-un:v transatiantic malls named zbove, a tlonal supplomentary mails are opened on the plers of the American, English, French and German steamers, and re- main til within ten minutes of the hour of salling of steamer. Mails South and Comtral ton, West Indies, Ete. BATU RDAY-A« WH % . m) tor 11 POSTOFPICE NOTICRE. and VENEZ mail for Sav be directe (81 TUNE I Caracas Cartagena must pe racas ) at 8.0 entary |\ aom) por FOK. JAMAICA SAVANILLA CAR Al per s 8 Alleghany mail for « « Rica must be directed per & m. Alleghany'); At 6:3 . m. (Sup- piementary 0% a. m) for HAITI and BANTA MARTA, per s s ) & m, for MEXICO, per = via Tampico (mail must be directed . lagara ); at 1w, m. for CUBA per & & Mexico, via Havana; at 16 a m. tor C NADA, TRINIDAD and CIUDAD VAR, per s < Maraca: at 11 a m. for ARGENTINE, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per s. s. Etone; at 13:% p m. for CUBA, per s, & Olinda, via Matan- 2as (ordinary mail only, which must be directed “per & 8. Olinda’) Mails for Newfoundland Sydney, and thence this office daily at ing close here every Mails for M day and Baturday by rail to Boston, and thence b close at_thin office dally g i‘l‘ P Aalls Tor ‘Cuba, by rait to' Fiofida; and thence by steamers, are dispatched daily, except Thursday, final connecting closes, for dispatch via' Port Tampa, on days, Wednesdays and Saturdays at & m.; for dispitch via Miami, on Mow- days and Saturdays at 6:% p. m. Malls for Mexico City, overland, - unless spe- cially addressed for dispatch by steamer, lose_at this office dally ex Sunda, at 1.0 p. m. and 11:30 p. m., Sunday 1:00 p. m. and 11:30 p. m. Malls for Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto ¢ and Guate- mala, by rail to New O e, and by steamer, close at this office dail £pL, Sunday at i p Sundays a o %0 (connecting o here ‘Mon- days for Belize, Puerto ¢ and Guate- mala, and Tuesdays **Registered mall ¢ vious day. by rafl to North by steamer, close at 630 p. M. \connect- Monday, Wednes- Malls for Hawali via San rmnn«o. close here daily 30 p. m. up to May **28, atch per s. & Aoranj for China and Japan, via Seattl here dally at €:3 p. m. up to M inclusive, for dispatch per s thano Maru' (Registered mail must be directed “via Seattiv') China, Japan and Phil- via_San Francisco, close at §:3 p. m. up to May *30, r dispateh per v. 8. America M m- S ppine Isla dafly inclusive, Maru. Mails for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:3 p. m. up to June *M, inclusive, for dispatch per s s Austrgiia Mails for Austraila (except West Australia, via Europe), New which is forwarded Hawall, via £ Zealand, Fiji, Samoa and San Francis close nere aally at . m. after May *24 and up to June nclusiy or on arrival 5 8 Elful’l‘ due at New York June *7, for alspateh per s s, Slerra Malls for Hawall, Japan, China and Phil- ippine lIslands, via San Franciseo, elose here dally at 63 p. m. up to June %7, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. City of Peking. Malls for China d Japan, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. ¢ »se here dally at §130 . m. up to June **10, inciusive, for dis- patch per s. 5. Empress of Japan (regis. tered mail must be specially addressed ndise for the U. 8. Postal Agency hanghal cannot be forwarded via [ » -nmhn Islands, via San ily at :% p. m. lugive, for .flll'.l(‘l l'rlni‘.nrl Mails for China and Japan, via Tacoma, sse here daily at 6:80 p. m. up to Juné inclusive. for dispatch per . 5. Duke Australia_(except West Aus- goes via Europe, and New Zealand, which goes via San Francisco), and Fiji Islands, via Vancouver and Vie- toria, B. C., close here dally ut 6:30 n. m. after June **7 and up to June *2i . in. clusive, for dispatch per s. s. Miowers. in: Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of sailing daily and the schedule of clos. ing is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. **Registered mall closes at 6:%0 p. m. pre ous day. RAILWAY TIME CARD. UNION STATION—10TH AND MARCY. CLicago, Rock Islind and Pacific. EAST, Deslight Lima hicago t Lim- Thea agle -a 5:00 am Chicago Da)ll‘hl a7 Chicago Express. .bll:15 am Des Moines Local. ...'a 5:3 pm Chicago Fast Express.a 6:05 pm WEST. Mountatn Lim- Armive a 6:465 am a0 o pm am 4135 pra 8 455 am &8, and Puebl: o .4 13 pm a 5:43 pm - ..a 5:20 pm al2:ié pm ... 515 pm & H:20 arm ouncil 210:00 am & 10:30 prs Chicago, Miiwaukee & St. Paul. Chicago Limit 6:00 pm 3 5:08 am Chicago & Omaha Ex. b 7il5 am b 3:40 pm Univn racific Leave. .a 940 am 50 am Arrive. Overland Limited. Fast Mail, . California Express. Pacific LXprss.. Eastern Express. tantie Expres Incoin-Stromsburg Ex.b 4:05 pm Grand Island Local ...b 5:3 pm Missvuri Pacilic. 8t Louis Express K. C. & 8t L. Ex; Buon Cemical Chicago Expri Chicago, Minueap 5¢ Faw Limited. Minneapolis & St. Express A Chicago Expi Lulcago & hullh“!lle “The Northwestern idne ™ Ghicaxo special AT am a 4ilo pm alvico am ’ % 418 Din I.mdma. g 4 oy r a10:00 am hnlun mxpress Eastern Speciat ‘frausinissouri Fast muli. ... Umuha-Chicazs L'tg.. Eaat Aaii.... Cedor wupids Pass . Twin City mxpress. Twin City Limited. Bloux City Lecal.. WEBSTER DEPOT—i5TH & WEBSTER Frem Blgck Hills, Deadwood, Hot Spritigs Wyorming, Douglas d 3 pm Hastings, York, 'Davié City, superior, Gebeva, Exefer and Béwary Norfolk, Lincoln G, Elkhore & Missourl Valley, Leave. Arrive. 500 pm © 5100 pm b G0 pra L10:25 am Twin City Passenge Bloux Uity Pussenger...a s W pm Bmerson Lucal. Chicage, Burl i Special . Ghicass Vestibuted Ex.e s i Local . - Siae o Limitedr v N Buriingion & Missourt River. more, Bestrice and G V7 Sound Colorado 5 ¥ 685 BEEE o 8 llevue & =u:vn-& Pacitic Jot. Oity, s i. Louls Fiyer.. & 610 pra add: City Night B2 a0:® b o § & Dally. b Daliy except Sunday. © day only. 4 Daly expont Se Dcw Rockefellers st Suniior Home. CLEVELARD, 0., May #.-Mr' and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, aécompiulled by the members of their household. tlfl\.fl here In & private car attached, fi:{ estern. captess. tom New" \“,‘&'(. he Jury, mes to Forest Mmflll