Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 9, 1902, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY B EE: MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1902. SPECIAL NOTIGES | le m word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25¢ for the first inser. ements must be ddressed wi e delivered om presenta f eheek oniy. | e eegp— SITUATION WANTED, A STENOGRAPHER. When you want one call the Remington Typewriter office, 1619 rnam st. Telephone 1573. A—7% J2 EXPERIENCED middle-aged hotel clerk is | open for a good position in a first-ciass | commercial hotel as day or night clerk; competent, temperate, refined and reliat ity references Address, P. Q. Box Sibley, lowa A0l HARDWARE man with s years perience In the wholesale line, desi posftion with retall * furnish referénces. firm in city or Address C WANTED—MALE HELP. #% FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK It you live in the country or in a small town and have a g acquaintance among the tarmers and stoe= raisers in the neighborhood you can make $ easily by four or five hours work. Write us and we will send your pur proposition. The Bee Publishing Co., Solicitors dept, Omaha. Neb. B-Mui3 WANTED, a good man in every county io take subscriptions for ‘The Twentleth | Century Fam Our agents make wages everywhere. Adaress Twentieth Omaha, Neb. THREE or 1 montn. Call good | Reterences required. Century - Farmer, B—613 r good men wanted; $100 & Paxton block. = B priva; G. R. RATHBUN g lessons in I)o(vkke-pm{: Room 15, Commercial Na- tional bani B4 jearn_somethin Hawks B—185 Ju4® PUSHING salesmen can to thelr advantage by writing Tt Nursery Co., Miiwaukee, Wis. WANTED, harnessmakers; will guarantee dy_empicyment the year round. Ad- dress Wallace, Smith & Co., 82 to 8 West Water Bt., Milwaukee, Wis| B—M& good y stonemasons im- Jtnaha shops, Sioux City George Grant, Sioux B—MI13—10 BALESMEN wanted to sell fruit trees; po- sition permaneént; pay weekiy; write for pardeulars. Address Western Nursery “ompany, Sales Dept, Lawrence, kan- .. B—188 Julys* CARETAKERS wuonted for the Heath & | Fergusun Sanltarium, 183 N. 14th st., Kansas City, Kan. B-M2 100 ANTED, an office boy abcut 17 years of age, Who lives at home. Answer in handwriting. C 12, E B- NTED—Carpenters; $280 a day Joseph Shiesiger, contractor, Yuia B—-M310 , 50 per week, permanent p Hixenbaugh, 50 Ware block B-3x tion. WANTED, a first-class cook; wages $45. Elite Dining Hall, Fort Dodge _la B-M36 11 WANTED, first-class bicy 800d pay and steady work. er, I e repair_man; Lou's Fletch- B—M542 14 . watchmaker's assistant; must be good ingraver and good salesman. F J. Niewohner, Columbus, Neb, B—M559 A SPLENDID chance is offered men to learn the barber trade nmow by a short and thorough system. ceship saved. Our id reputation has caused others to imitate us of take colleges and d-cent sh gur name o.:r'sonl' branches ork., Louls, San Franelsco, Minneapdtis. KW “Orieans and Do we offer constant practice, expert i structiors, etc. These advantages can- not be had elsewhere. Tools donated, Tages suurnuim positions guaranteed. Write today. Moler Barber college, 1623 Farnam St B—M357 12 —eeeee FOR RENT-HOUSES, GOOD 6-room ho 204 Grac D239 TO RENT, § house, 119 & Mth, ¥ Far D— M35 10 FOR RENT-FLRNI ED R ., SLEGAN est location In the En A%s Ca E—Ms3%5 DEWEY European hotel, 13th Farnam. E—&9 TWO housekeeping rooms $8. s pleasant south front furhished: private family; 214 Capitol Ave B FOR REN rooms y terms moderate 3 NICE rooms for light Wousekeeping, f: nished. 1112 8. 11th M348 LARGE front room, modern. 1921 8t. Mary's avenue E—Mu210* | FOR RENT shed apartment for the | summer. Inquire No. 9, Sherman Flats M52 o NICE, cool, south rooms, pretty front and | others: modern; best of Teferences. 518 N. 4 BoMap: o FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD. Merriam, comfortable summer home. _Tels5. F—88 VERY desirable roomes. 212 §, 2th_st. F—o60 HAVE one nice_cool front room, suitable for two men F—s61 1918 Burt st S room. with alcove, modern, fur- with board: also other room: 2% Farnam. = F. CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS FRITZ, }:l-! ass & FOR BALE, Grace street Stand: alrvoyant ELECTRIC TREATMENT, MME. AMES, v FOR SALE, turniture of asphalt Omaha p i Paving Co., Chicago. 9-rc BUSINESS CHANCES. 1th ply t and the ~M521 Je apor baths, 124 N. 15th, r 7. | full of gd0d paying boarders, i biock T—M#1s J17 | from Haruey, Dodge and Farham cars P 4 blocks from i8th: cash offer only con- MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor. R sidered. A good hing for the right per- T—M3% Jy 3* | son. House rent reasonable. Address C — 7. Bee Yo PERSONAL, HOTEL, | “modern ~ only $2. DR. ROY. chiropodist, corns and superfiu- boo: 1u T e; _here is ous hair removed by electricity. R. 13, e st R _Frenzer block v nanza. J. H. John: .Y Lt PRIVATE hospital, before and during con- finement, bables adopted. 208 Grant st Mrs. Gardels. Tel. F-11 U T FLESCHER will fiz your bicycls right . | SAKERY end confectionery _business P pcacia . _ | “wanted in city of 2,00 'to 10,000; must HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chiro- | be paying proposition and a bargain. Ad- ody, for ladies only. onnection with | dress C e —M38 20 Bee blds. U—SP | FOR SALE, a new electric lighting plant URE permanently cured in 3 fo 8| and a modern 5.bbl. roller mill, steam end for circular. O. 8. Wood M.| power, in & good county seat of oL fe bldg., Omaha, Neb. | eastern Nebraska ress C T S -4 s :‘—'\urh Omaha. Y M48s 15 )ION pleating, cheapest, best and ; vy FOR EXCHANGE. Mra. A, C'Mark, 17 & Douglas, 8¢ PR, — | Wik eoe e JO50, o0k wardrobe for AMOPHONES and_supplies, wholesale | _folding bed. . Bee. 2—Ms10 and retail. Colling Piano Co., 1622 Doug- - s FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. a connectio e i ¥ith The Bathery, ee blds. | HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also Tel. 176 U= fire insurance. Bemis, Paxton block et ot i & ook ITE PARLORS, & e FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, DESK room space, §_pes mor:n, ground fioor room in The Bee bullding. facing Farnam street; no expense for light, heat or janitor service. rental agents, Bee buliding. CENTRAL, 3 cholce rooms. 220 R. C. Peters & Co., G116 FOR RENT, entire second floor_of resi- dence, unfurnished, ail modern. 632 8. Sth treet G961 TWO ROOMS for light heusekeeping; back | parlor furnished or unlw)-ye- ; modern; Treferences exchanged. N._19th st G—=M37 11* FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES, FOR_RENT, the bulldin fed by The Bee at §1§ Farnam st. It ias four stories and_a bseement which | was formerly used as The Bee press room. | This will be rented very reasonably. If interested appiy at once to C. C formerly occu- water, secretary, room 100, Bee bufldin 1—281 FOR RENT, store In first-class location; " Iy R C Peters & ee bldg NT, desk room or large space for merchandise brewer or party doing business In wholesale dis In- quire Hene & Co., 816 Farnam st 1-M224 Q LET, offices In_Paxton block and Mc- Cague bldg. W. Farnam Smitn Co., 132 Farnam st 12§ When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. AGENTS WANTED. WANTED, Cfln\llslng agents county to solicit _subser) TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER; steady employment with assured good income; agents in the country with horee and buggy especially desired; can- vassers make easily $60 to $100 per month. Address Century ~Farmer Somcitors bureau, Bee building, Omaha. 23 in tions to THE every w. NTED-TO BUY. SALESMEN WANTED. BALESMEN wanted for full line of fruit and ornamental pay weekly; out 1 free. Lawrence Nursery Company, La rence, Kan —538 J19® e ——— WANTED, two or three good vacant lots, suitable for residences or flats; must be g0od locations and price reasonable: all cash and no extra expense of selling. Address direct to buyers, B 10, care Bee WANTED—FEMALE HELP, WANTED, twn young lady students to learn hairdressing manicuring and chi- ropody ard scientific massage. ~ Call oF write Room 220, Bee Eldg. 845 100 Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th & Dodee. C—841 WANTED, deserving young lady or gentl man to take lite scholarship In Omaha's best business and shorthand college and pay for it when course is finished and position secured. Address A 1. Bee. —8% to instruct teacher WANTED, a th French la age to a class of three, twice a week; state terms. Address Z 3, C—Me6 office, N—Mup WANTED—2d-hand clothing for_cash. 1307 Farnam N—M9 Jy. 3 —_— FOR SALE—FURNITURE. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel | 220, New and second-hand, bought, sold, exchanged [ LANDS in the Mouse River valley are of SEARPOCING the best in North Dakota: good sofl, i e R h s £plendid climate and good water; surface oo (s gt e gt level, with occaslonally small ‘strip of bullding. Te! S roliig prairie, not hills: well watered ey — with running small streams and dotte. T BE Seafivamait: batie with iiule fakes: land te increasing in e gy value at a rapid rate. Homeseckers ani Burdetts. Mrs. Durget. investors will do_ well 10 look this coun- — bt WiF & il ome | try over before settling elsewhere. Par- VA e oree rree, Pt OMme | tice desiring information may write us of e T i o1 Beq,P@F | call and we will take pleasure in answer- SRS A —$$ | {ng all communications, also showing our FOUND, best lce cream soda In city, 5| lands. We have listed 'both deeded lands Shrader’s store, MME. 8MITH, | LOWEST PRICES in accordio pleating. Th 31 Douglas block. EMPIRE RUPTUR Omaha Life bldg., | FREE TREATMENTS. To convince the affiicted of the wonderful ower of vital nstitute, for any sufferer 2 24th and Seward S s 310 able prices. and relinquishments for sale at Land seekers will do well 1o | reason- - - notify us wgv—n 10 SXpect ll’évm, s - ¢ 15, 24 floon v 2| be prepared to_ show lands. ' Y. baths, 1SN. 15 20800P &2 | Busfness, HUMPHREY & SLAT 35 MHIJ16 | Norwich, N. D RE—306 Jy3 and side | T 5 i and ¢ - ey > g 3 : ANCH and_farm lands for sale by the acidman - Pleating Co.. | Binion Pacific Railroad company A E CURE—&2 N. Y. Send for clrculars McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa- cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb, RE 8 U189 HOUBES and lots In all parts of city; also acre property and farm lands Davis Co., Room 52, Bee bullding The O. F. RE—$12 magnetism, the Pribbenow a limited time, will treat or 3 times absolutely free. quality highest, BUY best house paints, varnishes, etc.: prices lowest Natfonal 5 , 1018 Jo Call ‘at n15-116 Karbach block, 30 B, isth| O'f and Paint company, 1018 jones 8t ‘Phone, B2t U—M270 Jy2 - — * el ] NE, BOSTWICK & CO. e PROF. JOHNSON cures al uman _dis- E%:}:fi:};. 601-2 N. Y. Life Bldg. "’Hhfi.‘; eases. 53 Bee building. Office hours, § RE-14 a.m. to3p. m. U384 Jyie T 100K, R REN L ooRT THE OMAHA REALTY CO.. 13 Douglas But you wiil la find an equal STOECKER CIGARS. They lead in q cool and free. no other. Middlemiss, wal MONEY TO a long time before you| bufiding lots. T the Tist vate terms. St., upstairs; small houses for sale; cheap Call for catalogue and price money to loan on_ easy RE—$11 uvality and flavor, Try one and y and are u'll a bar J. H Ipaper cleaner. left city. IF YOU want one of the nicest S-room homes in Hanscom Place I will give you goin. Owner Sherwood, 837 N. Y, L. Bldg. Must sell, RE | GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate, mort- MUSICAL. 1o open aft summer. -0 J17 C. B. EHAW'S new st STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage And Warehouse Co. 914 Jones, general storage and forw OM. Van Stor. Co., 1611% Farn. Tels. 1860-9, i SE—peeemepenn AUTOMOBILES. ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. Deright's 118 Farnam street, = | LAWN MOWERS, Sharpened, repaired. L L Wka., 1408 Howard —Aae S ———eeate FUR DRESSING, 0. R. GILBERT CO., tanners. 1424 8o, wh DRESSMAKING. IN FAMILIES. Misg Sturdy, 342 Farnam. v 985 J10° PLUMBING, DUDGEON, 310 Farnam._ Tel. M5 Ty When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. D. W. ANNOUNCEMENTS. WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele- phone 21%0. 511 Bouth Thirteenth n;:;z:, t——————————ethtea LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, Sc; collars, i cufts, dc. 175 Leavenworth. Tel. b41. —9a3 EEST laundry .o KEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bidg. Tel. =% m———— BICYCLES, CLEARING SALE THIS WEEK. Wil sell less than cost: Andrae, $40, reduced to Dayton, $50, reduced to. Rugby, 345, reduced to. New bicycle, $25, reduce LOUIS FLETCHER, 162 .00 © 0 00 E. .88 ® & 1 CAPITOL, AV = 14 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repiring promptly ‘attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, Joth and Lale streets. —5i0 ACCORDION PLEATING, REDUCED prices in pleatings, ruchin tuckings and appliqueing. For' full in formation inquire ldeal Pleating Co., 1510 Howard St —508 Jy1 LOAN—REAL ESTATE. 44 PER CENT 5 per cent on Options_to pa ¥ w. B y whole or part any time. on business property. residence property. MEIKLE, 41 8. 15th st. W858 ey MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Love Co., 3§ S. 13th. W—887 WANTED, city loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smit chinist. MANUFACTURING. P. MELCHIOR, 13th and Harney, ma- M99 & Co., 1320 Farnam st. W—s88 OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. make a spe- clalty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and safes. G Andreen, Prop., 102 S. 10th St. PRIVATE money. Sherwood, ®7 N. Y. L. & % a —Ma20 WS | e e FARM and city loans, low rates. W. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Thomas, 1st X at. Bank bldg. Tel 1. 1648 W—$9%0 | A C. VAN BA WANTED, cit and warrants. Bee bldg. nd farm Yoans; also bonds NT's school. 71 7 N. Y. Lite. —621 R. C. Peters & Co., 1703 | W-g91 BOYLES college, court reporter principal, $.% 7 ik o PR OW RATES. Private money. q e PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, |MEieunioess & Bhorthand College, Boyd Main Floor N.Y. Lite Bid e —— V—Meo2 . : 4% TO 6 P. C. money. Bemis, Paxton blk. FLORISTS. W—s83 § PER CENT Farnam L_HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel. 1253, Send for price list, cut flowers and plants, PRIVATE mone: 100 UP, low ra would call FOR SALE—Cheap: oak dining table and chairs and two iron beds. 113 Soutn Sth O—M4! FOR SALE—HORSES, FOR SALE, cheap, and Vinton. WAGO ETC. a Concord gu‘(; 11:-}5 —164 PAINTING and repairs on wagons, etc., our speclalty. H. Frost, M4th and Leav- enworth. Tel. 147, P-sa2 WANTED, young nurse girl. Apply 572 §. Weh st ’ PR ose general house- . C—M9%55 eneral house- ‘oppleton Ave., —Mé43—10% WANTED, girl for general housework > WANTED, girl to assist in work. Apply 5i2 8. 3th WANTED--Good fiirl work: small family. corner 24 St. for Rt} small family; good w 164 8. 8th st C8i4 o WANTED. girl for general housework at 06 Farnam st. C— MBS 5 e ——— FOR RENT-HOUSE VANS and bagsage wagons. Tel 1% n all : HOUSES § fiash,0 v T8, MOVE ht t ha Vi o omes 1T Fnaletn Yo Siane SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO., for choice WINY. Life Bldg. Tel, 18 FOR RENT, $-room, rn, detached ouse, newly painted papered, §3). Capitol Ave. Tel §3. B. Robison. D—Ms56 FOR RENT, modern house near High school. The O. F. Davis Co., ¥ Br‘e)fm MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel, 1496, D558 HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead, 1524 L'-c}\fi.?. as. 51 SIX-ROOM flat, all modern. 1112 So_ Lith DM FOR RENT, nice 6-room cottage. rear of 141 N, 1T D504 9° HOUSES, stored Bemis, Paxton block D298 HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker block D31 FOR SALE, bulE; phaetons, runabouts, new and secondhand, at cut prices. Re- pairing, painting and trimming; alse put MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. the attention treatment for irregularities, what cause. Call or adgres: Dr. Pries, Omaha. In our present reliable firm and establish a credit th: will be of use make Stock and to are as low as many. tell others. on rubber tires, Pfelffer, 2Tth and Leav- enworth Sts. P—TT7T U SEVERAL fine drhn, horses. Walter Phelps, Room D, N. Y. Life Bidg. P—Msa3 FOR SALE—Horses, wagons, etc.; good extension top carriage for sale at a sac- rifice. See Johnson & Roberts, John Deere Bldg., 10th and Leavenworth S P—M421 Jel FOR SALE-Shetland ponies at auction. Five head well broke Bhetlands will be #old at Unlon Stock Yards barn, Bouth Omaha, Thursday, June 12 raham, Proctor & Ream Horse Commission Co. M4TS—10 e FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, IDHAND safe cheap. Schwarts, 114 §. 13th, Q54 FLEB(‘HE—R_IQHI bicycles. 1622 Capitol Ave. Q5% IDHAND cheap. Deright, N11% Farnam. Q866 10 STYLES trusses: catalogye free. Sher- man & McConnell Drug Co., 16th and Dodge, Omah: Q861 BICYCLES and phonographs on easy pay- | menes down BE per week: anand wheels, $5, $8 and $10; new wheels, $i5. Omaha’ Bicycle Co., 16th and Chicago Sts Q—MSss WIRE Ten:% tor_poultr. {erd, hiteh posts tree guards. Works, 617 8. 16th St. Tel. 15 Q-M972 Julys FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any other musical instrumeént; $ up. The Wittman Co., 1&1 Farnam. B‘W an Omaha Inquire 2 Bee QM FOR SALE. scholarship 1n shorthand achoot, cheap. & SECONDHAND billiard and pool tables; billlard tables repaired; a large stock of cheap bar fixtures. cigar counters, The Brunswick Balke Collender Co.. 407-9 South 10th. OMAHA M us rd of T Established in 1592, loans on ur motton is, *Try to you have dealt with us and 1 you are displeased tell us. loans. Garvin Bros. 14 | PN -— — e | = y. F.D. Wead, 1524 R'M' as MEDICAL, T DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leadin te. Prichard, M3 Farnam. | “specialist in diseases of women in Omana, of suffering ladies to his unsurpassed accommodations before and during confinement and his , no matter with stamp, Arlington Block, 1513 Do'dlge. location. Deal with an old you in the future. We urniture, Planos, Live Salaried People. Our rates any and_much lower than lease.” If e pleased to, to Ad ORTGAGE LOAN CO., rade Bldg., 36 So. 16th Bt. Tel, 2296, X496 Stillman & P BEWARE O Don't let your debts worry you, C. and we will make A 8 ‘We loan to honest employes PERSONAL NOTE $10 to $100 wii F CHEAP IMITATORS. |A. P. ALL ON US Lillls, notary, 23 vertisers rice, att’ & When You Write remember it oniy takes an extra stroke or two of the pen'to mention the fact that you saw_the ad in The Bee. LAW AND COLLECTIONS. law, collections. 8. Nat. Tel 172 —470 J1§ you ALARY LOAN. UPON THEIR anywhere in thout security, endorser or NEBRASKA Collection company porsted). 3% New York Life bldg. 'Phone, . Damage suits prosecuted. The col- lection of claims, large or the United Stat countries by bonded attorney: lection, no charge. (ncor- mall, made or foreign No col- Bank reference fur- publicity. OFFICE HOURS,'S a. m. to 8| pished on application. —M31 J9* P. m, - = RELIABLE CREDIT COMPANY. - Room %8, Faxton Block, Third Floor ONTHOFATEY. i s 3 ,_oSteopaths. LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel 1664 SALARIED PEOPLE. merchants, team- —n6 Sty eament terme: 43 ‘oMces. 1n-prin: | DE. A. T. HUNT, 813 McCague Bidg. Tel cipal’ cities. Tolman, 40 Board orx rade | 22 - el A LRE DR. MRS, MUSICK, Douglas BIk. Tel 282 Chattel and Salary Losis, S R s R S FHOENIX CREDIT CO. uccessor to-J. W ‘ayloe. Tel. 746 @3 Paxton Block BALE TINS. X279 Jy2 30 Jewelry Co., sue. to D MONEY loaned on plain note to ople; business confidential; lowest rates. axton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, | to salaried people. ' Foley Loan uff Green, § Barker Block. X901 ried X898 OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North e Er—————e—pee————— FURNITURE REPAIRING. FIRST-CLASS work. 2201 Farnam, Tel. 881 582 Jex2 — I 2, SALARY AN at rates rare! MONEY loaned on plancs, furniture. jew- y. horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 31 Do you want money for lo: STEAM DYE WORKS, S 13 X THE CANADIAN, sults cleaned, pressed, $1.00. Ladies' skirts, S0c. 86 N, b St —870 J30 D FURNITURE LOANS or short terms iy equaied by competitore? _— liams, Room 411, McCague Buliding, ts our business o supply it." AMERI- | — —— e ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans Sny WOAN CO. Third Fioor, Paxton | A o 00k and vaults, removes garvage and dead animals at reduced prices. €1 N, 16 Tel. 171, 2% BUSINESS CHANCES. | TO 7\n or nu; of busin 7(‘!" on ‘\'“_- ITANMNERING AND STUFTERING. FOR SALE. secondhand desks, ¢ WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange CURED. Julla Vaaghn, & Ramge Eld;' — - gage, rentals, insurance. Br"‘nfl‘;‘]”rgl‘tg GOVERNMENT NOTICES, WILLIAMSON CHARLES E. 138 | PROPOSALS—FORT RILEY KANSAS. i N Farnam street, May 10th, 1902—Sealed proposals in tri RE-910 | cate will be received at this office until i - cclcu‘l; ’l mfi, June 10th, 1’?, ldmillhen A_MONTHLY payment bargain In S.room | opened, for (he construction of and altera: 7 v tions to the following bulldings, including house. G. M. Nattinger: ;Phone W w |piumiing, beating F g Mgl Construction of one Artiliery Stable, two Cavalry Stables, two Gun Bheds, one Bachelor Officers” Quarters and two double Officers’ _Quarters Alterations in four Cavalry Barracks. Additions and altera- tions (o three Artillery Barracks and two Cavalry Barracks at Fort Riley, Kansa) Bidders will state in their bids the time in which they will complete the work, as | time will form an important 'consideration in the award of contracts. Full informa- tion and blank forms of proposals will be furnished upon application to this office. Plans and Specifications may be seen here also in Offices of Depot Quartermasters at Chicago, IIl.; St. Lous, , and Omaha, Neb. ‘United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids or an; Tt thereof. Envelopes to be endorsed “Pro- posals for Public Bulldings" and addressed “Captain G. O. Cress, Constructing Quar- termaster. D—M10-12-13-14-J8-10 ST. PAUL, Minn, June 7, 1302 —SEALED PROPOBALS, in triplicate, 'will be received here, or at following named posts, until 11 8ome July 7, 1@ for furnishing such CORN, OATS,'BRAN, HAY and STRAW, as may be required during the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1%, at St. Paul and Fort Snelling, Minh.; Fort Yafes, N. D.; Camp Merrit and Forts Assinniboine, Har- rison, &h_and Missoula, Mont.; Fort Yellowstone, Wyo., and For{ Meade, S. D. Instructions furnifhed on application here, {or to quartermasters at the posts named U. 8. reserves right to accept or reject any or all proposals or any parl thereol.—GEO, E. POND, C. Q. M. —J7-8-10-117y3-5M CHIER QUARTERMASTER S OFFICE {Omaha, Neb., June 6, 1902. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, subject to the usual cond! tions, will be recelved at this office, until 10 a.' m. central standard time, June 20, 102, for ‘the construction of a_frame band stand at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Ful formation furnished on application to this office, where specifications may be seen, or to the Quartermaster, Jefferson racks. Proposals to be arked ‘‘Pro- osals for Band Stand.” JOHN W, PULL~ AN, Chief Quartetmaster. —D6-7-9-10-17-18M UARTERMASTER'S OFFICE Omaha, Neb., June b, Scaled proposal in tripiicate,’ will be recetved at this offic y at _posts names and Quartermasters at,posts’ named: 3 , 1902, for until 10 a. m., central furnishing wood durl? the fiscal year end- ing June 30, 1903, at Fort Crook, Neb., and Fort Reno, Okla. Proposals for delivery at other points will be entertained. U, 8. re- serves right to reject or accept any or all proposals, or any part thereof. Information furnished on application here, or_to uar- termasters at stations n containing proposals “‘Proposals for Fuel." MAN, C. Q. M. POSTOFFICE NOTICE, (8hould be read DAILY by all interested, as chan, may occur at any time.) Forelgn malls for the week ending June 14, 1502, will close (PROMPTLY In all cases) at the general postoffice as follows: Par- cels post malls close one hour earlier than closing time shown below. Regular and supplementary mails close at foreign station half hour later than closing time shown below (except that supplement- ary mails for Europe and Central America, ¥ia Colon, close one hour later at foreigu station) ™ ntie M, TUESDAY—At a. m. for ITALY di- rect, per 8. 8. Lombardia (mall must be directed “per s. s. Lombardia’ WEDNESDAY—At 6:30 a. m. for hl'aopz‘ Louis, via Bouthampton; at s 8t m. (supplementary 10 a. m.) for E. & s Germanic, via Queens- wn; at'1d a. m. for BELGIUM direct per s. s. Friesland (mail must be directed “per s. s. Friesland") for FRANCE, TEW T ZERLAND, 1TALY, SPAIN. PORE BWITZE! ND, A IPAIN, - UGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT, .GRI E BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MA QUEZ_per s. . La Lorraine, via Hayi (mall for other parts of Europe must be directed * " M"I‘Mfimm SATURDA a. m. for LANDS direct, per s . Rotterdam (i must be directed “per s. 5. Rottergam at 5:30 & m. (supplementary 1 a. m.) fof EUROPE, per s. 5. Etruria, via Queens- town; at 5:80 a. m. for ITALY direct, per Bar- | POSTOFFICE NOTICE. 1030 . m) for CENTRAL AMBERICA (ex- cept Costa Rica) and BOU" PACIFIC PORTS, per s. & Advance, via Colon (mail for Guatemals must be dfrected “per s 8. Advance’); st 13:0 p. m. for PERNAMBLUCO, VICTORIA and RIO GRANDE DE SUL, per s s Castillian Prince (mall for other parts of Brasil must be directed “per Castilll Prince™); at 19:3 Rind™ p URplementary 1% R Bh o EERMUDA WARD 0d WINDWARD ISLANDS and BRIT- SH, DUTCH and FRENCH GUIANA, Ref o n, Caribbee (mail for Grenada and nidad must be directed: “‘per s. s Cai ibbee ‘. at 6.3 p. m. for JAMAICA, per e & Admiral Farragut, for Boston: at 11:30 p. m. for JAMAICA, per &. 5. Wate m Philadeiphta. % SDAY—At § a. m. for CUBA, YUCA- . CAMPECHE, TABASCO and CHI APAB, per 8. s Esperanza (mall for other parts ‘of Mexico must be directed 'per & s Eeperanza’); at 13:30 p. m. (supple- mentary 1 p. m} for TURKS ISL nd DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, per s. s. eminole; at :30 p. m. for JAMAICA, per §. s Admiral Schley, from Boston; at 11:90 p. m. for > s ‘s. Siberfan, from Philadelphia. FRIDAY—At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s &, Santiago, via Tampico (mail must be di- rected ““per s. 8. Santiago"). SATURDAY—At 43 a. m. for BRAZIL, per s & Byracusa, via Maceio, Rio Ja- neiro and Bantoa (mail for 'Northern Brazil, Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed “per s. s. Syracusa’): at 9 a. m. (supplementary §:30 a. m.) fof POQRTO RICO, CURACAO ‘and VENE- ZUELA. per & s. Philadeiphia (mall for Savaniila and Cartagena must be directed (ber s. e Philadelphia”); at §:0 & m. (rupplementary 103 & m.) for FOR- TUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAVANILLA and CARTAGENA, per s.'a. Altal (mall for Costa Rica must be directed “‘per 8. & Altai”); at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for HAITI and Adirondack; s R ANTA MARTA, for at 10 a m gt . & exico, via ¥ CUBA, per s 10 a. m. for ( CIUDAD BO per . 8 at 12:30 p. m “UBA, per 8. 8. Curityba, via Matanzas (ordinary mail only, which must be directed ‘‘per s. s. Curityba”). M N Malls fof Newfoundiand, by rail to North Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at p. m. \connec close here ¥ Monday, Wedne y. Malls for' Miquelon, to Boston, and thence by steamer, this office dally ai &% p. m, Cuba. by rail to Florida, and thence by steamers, are dispatched daily, Thursday, final connecting closes, ispatck via Port Tamps, on Mon- Wednesdays and Saturdays at 5.3 ; for dispatch via Miami, on Mon- ys and Saturdays at 6:3) p. m. Mail for Mexico City, overland, ~unless spe- clally addressed for dl!‘ulch by steamer, close_at this office daily sxcept Sunday 1:3 p. m. and 11:30 p. undays at 200 p. m.and 11:30 p. m. Malls for Cost Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortes and Guate. mala, by rall to New Orleans,'and thence by steamer, close at this office dally ex- cept Sunday at *1:3 p. m., Sundays at *1:00 p. m. (connecting cioses here Mon- days for Belize, Puerto Cortes and Guate- and Tuesdays for Costa Rica). ered mail closes at 6:00 p. m. pre- moific Matls. Malis for China and, Japan, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C., elose here daily at 6:30 B upto Junia =10, inclusive. for dis- tch per s. 8. ress of Japan (regis- fored. fail must BS. specially addressed. Merchandise for the U. S. Postal Agency at Shanghal cannot be forwarded via Canada) Mails for the Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:% p. m. up to June **1i, usive, for dispatch per ‘0. °8. ‘Transpors. Malls for China and Japan, via Seattle, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to June *11, inclusive, for dispatch per s. 8. Tosa Maru. (Registered mail must be directed “‘via Seattle'’). Malls for China and Japan, via Tacoma, close here daily at 6:3 p, m. up to Juné +713, inclustve, for dispatch per 8. 5. Duke ot Fife. Malls for Hawati, via San Francisco, close here daily at 630 p. m. up to June **16, inclusive, for dispatch per . & ‘Alamed Mails for ‘China, Japan and Philippine i ands (nieo spécially addressed mail, for Hawall), via San Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to June *16, in- clusive, for dispatch per s. 8. Gaelic. Mails for Australia_(except - West Aus- tralia, which goes via Eurove,_ and New Zealand, which goes via San Francisco), and Fiji Islands, via Vancouver and Vie- torla, B. C., close here daily at 6:30 p. m. after June *7 and up to June *21 in- clusive, for dispatch per s. 5. Aorangl. Mails for Hawail, Japan, China and Phi ippine Islands, via San Francisco, ciose here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to June %2, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Hong Kong Maru. . Mails for Australla (except West Australia, which is forwarded via Europe), New Zealand, Fiji, Samoa and Hawali, via San Francisco, close here aaily at 6:30 p. m. after June *°21 nel due per s. 5. Sonoma. Mails for Tahiti and Marquesas lIslands, via San Francisco, close here di 6:30 p. m. up to July *10, inclusi dispatch per s. & Australia. Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of sailing dally and the schedule of clos. ing is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted ~overiand transit. Registered mail closes at 6:00 p. m. pre- vious day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster. Postoffice, New York, N. Y., June 6, 1802 e —————————— RA-II-"AI TIME CARD. UNION STATION—10TH AND MARCOY, Chicago & Northwestern. “The Northwestern Line." Arrive. Fast Chicago. R Local Bioux City Daylight t. Paui Daylight Chi Local Chicago Local Carroll. Fast Chicago. Limited Chicago. Fast St. Paul....... Fast Mal Lhicago, nock ehbbpraian & » ] Chicago Daylight Lim- Chicago Dayiight cago Chicago Ex Over! Lamited Fast L. Californ Pacific b Eastern Express. Atlantic Express. Lincoln-Stromsb irg Exp 4 Grand laland uwm b Missouri :xnu.. ooy Tog v~ Hlinois Central. Chicago Express. Chicago, M $¢t. Paul Limited. Minneapolis & Bt chickgo Exp —— WEBSTER DEPOT—i0TH & WEBSTER .810:50 pm Fremont, Elkhora & Missourl Valley, Leave. Arri Black Hills, Deadwood, »il Hot Springs A 3:0 pm G & 5:00 pm e 5.0 pm RAILAAY TINB Buriington & Missouri Rives, : . ...-..-E.- 0am o 5 l!a"‘.. 500 am S‘,‘&';*.'d iils_and™F =t un, . e 81110 DI @ 8:00 cglorado Vatbuled ™ s T VT 00 Lincoln Fast Mail T 3:00 pm & 337 B Fort Crook and Plat mouth ... Bellevue & Pacitic Bellevue & Pacif Jet. Kansas City, St Kansas C1 8t. Louls vn. Kansas City Night a Dally. b Daily except Sunday. ¢ Sun- day only. d Dally except Sat . & Dally STEAMSHIPS, ANCHOR LINB~U. 8 MAIL~STRAMERS Sal Detwoes NEW, LA SN DR N NEW JORK. GIBRALTAR & NAPLBEC" Eupertor Exosiient Culsine, Bvery et socommodations, (the somfert of phsmengers studiously ese: Single or ind Trip tickets between New el SRS TR ApPly te N . or any LOCAL AGENT. MORGAN IN SEARCH OF REST Sees No Ome om siness and is to Take = Cruise on His Private Yacht, (Copyright, 138, by Press Publishing Co.) VENICE, June 8§ —(New York World Ca« blegram—8pecial Telegram.)~The World correspondent met J. Plerpont Morgan on the latter's arrival here, but when he at- tempted to speak with him one of his party intervened abruptly, saying: “Mr. Mer- EAD can see no one on business of any kind. He has been ordered to take a complete rest from brain work. He has not come here for any businéss purpose, but solely for a vacation.”” Mr. Morgan looked {ll. He wore an over- coat, although the weather was hot, and went straight aboard his steam yacht Cor- sair in a launch which was awaiting him at the rallway station. The World corre- spondent afterward spoke to an official here, who alone has knowledge of Mr. Mor- gan’s condition and plans and who sal ““Mr. Morgan has gome for a fortnight' cruise to Athens, because he s almost worn out from the strain. He Is not broken down, but his condition gives cause for anxiety. He is doing no business. All letters will be held for him here until he returns from Athens. If the heat proves too great he may return immediately, otherwise his plan is to arrive here about the middle of June and go to Lordom for the coronation. “He Is in a mervous condition and bas placed himself unreservedly in the hande of a doctor. He saw no one here exeept Colonel Thompson of the steam yacht Tor- frida, whom he went to thank last evening for giving him his pilot. United States Consul Johnson sent a gondola with the most famous Venetian singer to seremade him when he was aboard Mr. Thompson's yacht, but word was sent that Mr. Morgan felt 8o exhausted he could not enjoy the music and needed absolute quiet. “His object is to get away from every- body. He will cruise along the Dalmatian coast and go thence to the Piraeus. He saw no one here on business.” Nobody could have been more surprised than was Edmond Parrier, the venerable director of the Jardin des Plantes, when J. P. Morgan presented a splendid set of preclous stones for the museum of mfneral- ogy. These stomes, purchased from Tif- fany, figured in the exhibition. Everybody thought Mr. Morgan intended to offer them to the Natural IHjstory museum in New York. CZAR OF RUSSIA KEEPS BUSY Devotes Most of Day to Affairs State, but Reserves Time for His Family, (Copyright, 1902, by Press Publishing Co.) PARIS, June 8.—(New York World Ca- blegram—Special Telegram.)—That the czar of all the Russians is no ldler is shown by the following program -for his day. Regularly at 5:30 he rises, dresses without the services of a valet and takes & cup of tea. From 9 to 10 he reéeives in his cabinet his ministers, with whom he discusses the most urgent affalrs of the hour. Breakfast follows and then the esar bustes himself with the work of the day, listening to reports and signing which are plled up each morning o desk. Those of confidential and governors of provinces aie’' very at- tentively considered by the c#dr, who some- times makes notes on their margins with a blue pencil. At 1 o'clock the czar takes his place at the family table with the em-" press and sometimes little princess. Until 4 o'clock he gives his time to his family. He plays with his children, romps with them and even takes part in hide and seek with them. From 4 to 7 o'clock he remains shut up in his study, coming out only when dinner is served. After dinmer he smokes several cigarettes and toward midnight goes to his bedroom. KAISER AND UNION ALLIES Alllance Offers G Says Paul Serre. Germany's State with BERLIN, June 8.—Dr. Paul Serre, in & pamphlet on Germany’s political alliances, expresses the hope that the United States will take the hand which Germsny stretches out. He says the open door aims in China of the United Btates and Gers many are identical. Their national fn- terests there camnot confligt. It is in the east thet both nations expect trade ad- vantages. A political alliance, it it were possible, would not Interfere’ with their business rivalry there or elsewhere. The United States, having no continental con- troversies, would not check any of the pur- poses of Germany in Europe, could also leave Germany a free hand in Africa and might even support Germany there in con- sideration of Germany’s abandonment of its South American interests. Neither has & fleet suficlent for the complete support of its aims, but together they would be equal to any contingency. MORGAN HELPS CORONATION Tapestries to Adorn Rooms of the King Queen. Rare (Copyright, 192, by Press Publishing Co.) : 5. 5. Citta 4 Genoa (mail must be directed LONDON, June 8.—(New York World S . walnut_office counter and railin, your~business or property quick. see J. W W “per Citta dl Genoa''); at § &. m. for ¥ GOOD #vdom modern house. 0y Blondo. | bash ofice, a8 Farnam St ais | _Hi Sonneon. s X ¥ Lite L) hen YO!J rite 1FALY direct, per & o. Lahn (mall must ablegram—Special Telegram.)—Even the D—-M317 ~ —— - . e — to Advertisers be directed “‘per s. 5. Lahn'); at 930 a. m. coronation of the king of Eungland cammot < | NEW aid 2hand typewriters. 1119 Far- | DESK ROOM, roll-top desk and -phone for BCOTLAND Girect, ver & 's. Bt £ mite without the help of Plerpoat BEVEN-ROOM cottage, 2108 8_34th st.. §¥ nam Q-1 service. J. H. Johnson, 83 N. Y. Life. remember it only takes an extra stroke or (mail must directed % s Etal » ‘Nflo ot he Mip %2 no furnace. J. H. Johnsen, N. Y. Life. - T8 |twe of the pen to vl s o B per Ao oy » . D-M36 11 | INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. - you saw the ad in The Bee pleces of tapestry to adorn the walls of ———— Q72 =——————————————————— | .PRINTED MATTER, . —This Via FOR RENT. ope first floor flat in the ne PRINTE ER, ETC. steamer the temporary robing rooms constructed dress P. M. ing; all business confidential. 1201 placed is made of wood and stucco in exact architectural imitation of the abbey. 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