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

SPECIAL NOTICES “"Mln—nh for thess eol 1e m word thereafter. for less than 2e for the first insere tiem. These advertisements must be rus consecntively. Advertisers, by requesting & bhered check, ean have answe SITUATION WANTED, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT. ove first floor neany apartment erce wtreets, S house, S §RYeer, a5 Deode B NEW, modern, 6-room dreiing, ail i, gorements, tee biogks m and ith Wtreets, X \'e’:’\'m lh g{mn Ehriver Co., GOOD modern f-room “house. lu llan 0. 1881 0. WTH ST, all moders house, vacant] soon lfil‘ IIAKO MRII,H bath, gas, § rooms, m\ed street, § l H EHIR“S’ODPM%! IW& l"hnm A BTENOGRAPHER, When you want one I the Remingion Typewriter office, 1619 arnem st. Telephone 157 A—7% J2§ EXPERIENCED mlddlt-lled ho!el tlerl s open for & gooa position in a first-class commercial hotel as day or night clerk, competent, ten ylrul! retined and Y'llll!l& elty referen ddress, P. O. Box & ley, low: A- FOR rent, furnished, summer. south front, nlm—;om lmnlle" aDund?;, lawn, shade, porches on eas SOM' W Bee. MW 15 FOR RENT, 4room cottage, 7 8 17 St f12. . for_ the FOR RENT—FURNISHED RuoaS, WANTED=MALE HMELP. LEGANT rooms finest location_in _ the city. 198 Capitol ave. B-M % FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK. It you iive ia the country or io & small town and have 004 mcquaintance AmMOLE Lhe urmen 800 Stoe= raisers in the nelghborhiood you can make 3 easily by four or five hours' work. Write us and we will sena your our proposition. The lice Publisning Co., Sclicitors dept., Omaha. B—Mu3 WANTED, a good man in every county 1o take sumcnyuon- for Toe Twentieth Century Farmer. Our ageuts make 0d wages everywhere. Relerences required. Adgaress Twentieth Century l"unul. Umahs, he -NJ THREE or month. Ci #vod men wanted; ufi D!I on blugk B84 G, R RATHBUN gives prlvn.e Jessons 1n bookkeeping. Room Commercial Na- donal bank. B—sdo PUSBHING salesmen ¢an learn something to thelr advantage by writing The Hawks Nursery Co., Muwaukee, W B—185 Jue BALBSMEN wanted to sell fruit trees; sition permanent; pay weekiy; write for particuirs. Address Wesieri Nurgery Company, Sales Dept., Lawrence, Kun B—16 Jul)“ wnfl'x—:D an office boy, about 17 years of age, wWho lives at bome. Anewer | n Bandwriting. C 12, Bee B3 DEWEY European hotel, 13th and F‘r“ ing rooms $5. 2623 SL Mary's TWO housekeeping CESTR e light housekeeping, fur- lv.{. E—M346 3 NICE rooms for nished. 1L B. 1 LARGE, pleasant, newly furnished, front rooms; modern house; pflvl\e (Am- ily; terms moderate. 2214 £— FU R\lsHED oom for ren t front. 422 e ¥ “r'._ma ise m FURNISHED ROOMS AXD BOARD. , comfortable imer home. TelSs Merriam, comfo! sum ¥ VERY desirable rooms. 212 8 25th st - 4 ) THREE nlrflafl eou le or six n?fl; home cooking. D ? —59% 16* FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. DESK room space, $5_pes moneh, mu-fl floor room in The Bee b\m% : 4 hl hell Pental agents, Bee buudlu BALESMEN, $0 per 'uk rmanent posi- on. Hixenbaugh, 5 Ware block © WANTED, first-class bicycle repair man; Sood pay and steady work. Louia Fietc n i Caiior ave. BoMSE 14 P hmaker's assistant; must be good ingraver and good salesman, K. J. Niewohner, Co)umbll. Neb. B-MS WANTED, energetic man of £00d address, competent, to intoduce first-ciass propo- sition. Apply § t0 6 p. m., Bee bldg. WANTED, a good all around baker on gr:ld and clku at once. for reterences - B—600 100 WANTED, first-class job yrlnler, other need apply; - union; Steady worl Ada: Bloux Cly, la. BETRONG boy, not over 1§, to do Tchn(, delivery and gemeral store work. Give city references. John Hochstrasser, 1408 Jackson st. B—M6.6 14 WANTED, experienced -wne per house . wholesale ate Ag and ealary. Address C 1, none WANTED, 20 labore: Apply W. H. ter, 11th and Jon Py, Les- B—M613 14 TRA\ELIKG salesmen, aleo advertisers; straight salary. Anewer if you weai business, otherwise don't. Triumph, Dal las, Texas. B—625 1 ANTED, firat-clase roundhou shop bou-rm.x.u. Amaly ey SaLbask Dewey hotel. NTRAL, 3 cholce 2 N. CENT rooms. l UNFURNISHED rooms for lght e- keeping. 108 8. 16tk st. Inquire & ‘AE"’: [y FOR RENT-STORES ANXD OFFICES. FOR RENT, the bullding formerly oocy: ed by The Bee at 916 Farnam 1t B’ four stories and 8 basement which was formerly used as The Bee preas room, This will be rented very reasonably 1 interested apply at once to C. OSe- water, secretary, room 100, Be'bll.lldlnl FOR RENT, store in first-class location; rent reasonabje. ply R. C. Ap) Co., .ground floor, Bee hidg. RENT, desk room ar la: apace '?l&uble for merchandise bro-ttm doing business in wholesale district. quire Hene & Co., 916 Farnam s TQ LET, ofices in Paxton block and 3c- C-iue hxa; W. Farnam Smitn Co., 1320 nam st. far When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra stroke two of the pen to mention the fact That YOU #aw the 6d in.The Bee. A GOOD industrial msurance solicitor of %h:rl:‘l’er and hwlth r".l'llnl to work in ‘olorado can hear of 00d contract b; lddm-in‘ P. O. Box “Dc‘var. Colo. v B—624 18 WANTED, nf hotel; muu dress ht clerk for a medium-priced an experienced man. Ad- B-M63% 13 AGENTS WANTED. WANTED. = canvassin s i ever county 1o _soli to FWENTIETH CENT X runuc steady employment wi: e B - R vm d buggy especially can- make caally 360 to §100 per Thonth, Farmar ~Soncstors’ Bee bull{m‘ Diron: WANTED, frst-class city sa “ droun G2, nree, e Mo 35 s C® Bee B M@ SALESMEN WANTED. BALESMEN wanted for full ling g:'d ormm-nul trees: pnfi‘\uzl xnn of fruit i mllfll ponca: ; Law- AGENTS wanted to make #10 4 day selling the Cyclone Rotary Hang Fan, ig profite; write mdly ‘o lerma; sample postpaid e Ei WANTED—TO RENT. [ HXTE sawdust; NEW and 2dhand typewriters nem FOR SALE, secandhand desks, wainut_office counter and ““"3— W bash office, 1415 Farnam 8 Mids ma Do season checked oak tim- bers cheap; hog fence, ete. 01 nflgh;l | INDIAN goods and relics. 119 Farnam. Q—m CLD wheels taken in_trade on new opes. Omaba Sieyele Co., 10N andl Chicags Si .00 FEET good 2dhand lumber various kinds of framing. shipiap. sheathing and roof boards. 3iM N. Zist st Q—M637 15* CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1614 Cass st 8§74 L _ _ _— ] ELECTRIC TREATMENT. JUNE 13, 1902. BUSINESS OHANCES. ‘ro GET_in or out of business call on Wil lams, Room 411, McCague Bundm. FOR SALE. a new electric lighting plant and a modern 50-bbl. Toller mill, steam iu a goofl county seat of 20, eastern Nebraska. Address C 82 Bee, Omaha. Y- M08 15 Enterprising Man with 6,00 Caw woguire vontrolling inter- est in & rapuily increasing and profitable legitimaie manufecturing business, io- vestigate this proposition. J. H. Jjohn- son, N. Y. L. power, Stllmap & Price, att aw, collectiona A P. Lillls, notary, 2 U.'S. Nat. Tel 17% —4T0 319 NEBRASKA Collection com y Incor- porated), 36 New York Life hone, $2. Damage-sults prosecuted. ‘l'bc col- lection of claima, large or smAll, made anywhere in the L'nited States or foreign countries by bonfled Aattorne: No col- lection, no charge. Bank N(er rished on ajplication. LOST, Jersey cow, almost #olid fawn color, about § years old. Reward for return to the Alamito Farm Dairy Co. Lost—Méll up-to-date stock of jeweiry, crockery, musical instruments, sewing machines, 'notions, etc., about brick bullding, 2xi0, in_good iown, morthwesiern lows; ceptionally clean, running and going good businoss. Fine cpening Ad- ress 1. M. Casady, Sieux (ity, i Y83 10 YoM FOR BALE, good, clear, h baths, 14 N_ 15 r 1 MME. AMES, vapor 1-1(?1‘9"'117‘ L , bat 18 N. 15, 34 floor, MME. SMITH, batbs, o O h R [ PERSONAL. R. ROY, chiropodist, ‘corns and _superfiu- D Femoved by electricity { F renger block. WHEN you want to buy, sell or uchnnn re business or property quick, H. Johnson, 88 N. Y. Life. X lflTi DESK ROJOt roll-top. unx epd, ‘phone Johnson, 88 N. Y. Life. FOR SALE, asphalt plant, lith and Orace strests Omaha = Ajply fo the Standard Paving Co., Chicage. 11 Ma21 Jez con- PRIVA’I‘E Inl&:l bel‘we lnd flufln‘ fineme: st. n Mrs. Gardeis. Tel FLESCHER will-fix your bicycle nfih( HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and_chiro- r, for ladies only, in connection with Bathery, 116-50 Bee bidg. | U—8B RUPTURE permanently cured in 3 to & days; send for ciroular. i Now York 1ite blag, Omanm 880 ACCORDION pmun, cheapest, best and quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17 & Dou sagias, and supplies, wholesale Collins Plano Co., 162 las. = CHIROPODY a specialty, in_connection with The Bathery, rooms 216-20 Boe bldz GRAHOPH ONES and retail ELITE PARLORS, 615 8. 16th st., 24 floor. U—Ms50 JyT SHAMPOOING and hairdressi connection with The Bathery. bullding. Tel. 1716. PRIVATE home for ladies before lnd dur- ing confinement; bables ado 2620 Burdette. Mrs. Burget. Tl £ J16° n’xs—m Ele. FOR BALE, furniture of a 10-room house full of good paying boarders, 1 block from Haruey, g)‘od‘e and Farnam cars, 4 blocks from 16th; cash offer only con- Hdered. & good thing for the Bgnt per. son. House rent reasonable. drfln C TO buy, sell or exchange & business. Call on C.'J. Canan, R. 5, 617 Farnam et FOR SALE, drug store in town of 80 in western lowa; invoice about $2,700; cellent busipess; full ipvestigation vited. Address C %, Bee. ~575 11 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 FOR SALE or trade for good land, stock general merchandise, invoice $3.000; rea- son for selling health. Address C 48, Omaha Bee. . Y—629 17 ——— FOR EXCHANGE. WILL exchangs 004 oak wardrobe tor folding bed. o Bee. Z—M510 VIAVA, woman's way to health. treatment. Booklet free. 346 Omaha MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor, 7 2. TM2s 5 16 LOWEST PRICES in accordion and side wnlng. e Goldman Pleating Co., Doug 3 T EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE—82 N. Y. Life bldg., Omaha. Send for cirgulars. Home Bee bldg., U885 PROF. JOHNSON curés all_human dis- eases. %0 Bee buflding. Office hours, 9 a m. todp m U204 Iy LOOK, GENTLEMEN—LOOK! But you wifl look a long time before you an equal for the STOECKER CIGARS. They lead in quality and flavor, and are cool and free. Try one and you'll smoke no other. U—M>58 14 Tel ma U—M561 Jy7 “Phone 1811 U—583 Jy10 ound_floor to the on in the with J. R. Hne chance — M6y 14* ey MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. 6‘ PER CENT on business pro) r per cent on rw'hdalnr:e proper Options 1o pay whole or part an; any time. 2 W ise Middlemiss, wallpaper cleaner. ROOMSE. 0% So. 10th St PARTIES “nunl |n on the ith any concession or eiv lzu' o8t urlh of July brl orn valley cori W Stansberry, ’ hlh. for good Yieam nn BORGE: Try frog farming. Junu ‘What To Eal.—Mollie. MEIKLE, ONEY to loan on improved Omaha ri u—uu. Bnnnln-bvcv(h-. 8. nlhv.‘l WANTED, clty “loahs and warrants. ~W. Farnam Smith & Co., 139 Farnam st PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 887 \‘ Y. L FARM and city loans, low rates. W. Thomas, 1st Nat. Benk bldg. 1.1 uu N EN wanted, new ugclnrer and rfllikp:o OM. Paxton hotel ition (rom lrec! 'AI'BH'-‘I.- HELP. WANTED, two you lad; 't Tearn hairdrersiy, hcufl:'f"fl'a"cfi'. and seclentific . G -Ku’loo 25, Boa idg. Vol mm CIH thfl Ofl“. 1ith ‘ od e. WAHT!D deserving take 1 !' WANTED, unfurnished reoom, with board, for man and wile ulel walking dis- tance from Bee. References exchanged. F. B. O, Bee composing room. K—B61s 130 WANTED to rent about 400 square feet of space in a manufacturing phm, with use of small amount of steam. C 51, Bee. K—M636 15 WANTED-TO BUY, WANTED, two or three good vacant b'-l. sultable for residences or flate; must be good locations and price nuo-bl all cash and no exira exp'ng Addnu direct to buyers, 0 A:lr WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 1105 Farpsm » W8] | tows FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. Three New Towns On the North Western Line. The tewns of Anoka, Bristow and Monowl, located in the rich Ponca Valley, in Boyd County, Nebraska, Will be opened during Jume. This is prob- finest agricuitural region of the tate, tond thelr location 2B the new branch of the Elkhorn Road froi VERDIGREE TO BONESTEEL, makes them the natural markets for large sgricultural communities. e imflux of people and mobey within the next few months will be tremendous, and the proximity of these towns to the Rosebud Reservation, soon be opened to settlement, renders their lronpld ‘r’:wth an assured fact, thus orflin( unusually fine opportunities for ches of trade, all professions and lll kinds of business. The inquiries for locations have been so great tha: it has been decided o open the by sale at public saction on the town sites. The sale at ONOKAvwnllbe June 18th, at BRISTOW June 25th, and MONOWI June 26th. = or full particulars ads F h 25, General .\'onn 'Western Line; Land Commissioner, s P. Whitney, own BSite Agent, Ehy Juo' o Ailtnou . ¢ nois. RE—422-15. HOU!E , lots, farms, ranches. also ce. Bemis, Putou O block. insuran R RAN apd farm lands for sale b; Lnlsril! Pacific Raliroad compan; - McAllester, land u-rumnhnn olfic Headquarters, Omaha, N the nlol Fa and lots in all parts of city; also HOUII’ { and farm lands. The B2, Bee hulldh*. 7Y best house .paints, varnishes, etc.; B aality highest, prices loment. M:Slfn.j 'alnt company, ones 1l and P P M Ses W RAT! Private mo; i PAYNE lHVmMEhT'EOIPAX\Y Main Lite Floor N. h}f 4% TO 6§ P. C. money. Bemis, Paxton blk. W3 § PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros, 100 Farnam. L) PRIVATE money. F.D. Wead, 1624 Douglas Wl NE, BO!TV\'!CK & CO. for cholce EEE{:‘A“‘Y. 612 N. Y. Life Bidg. Tel W.ll LOST, blue Reliance xheel, from Boston Store, May 4. No. » ward, mo 160’8, isth questions asked Lost—a27 12 PLANOS, $250 “WALTE 483 $250 NO MORE~NO LESS Ask Fred, MR Walter for terme. o m 112 California S . atalogue on Teques —~M50 14 When You Write to Advertisers remember 1t only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. PIANO PRICE BICYCLES, CLEARING SALE THIS WEEK. Wil sell less than ocost: , reduced to. , reduced to Ruxb) M-‘i reduced to. New 3%, reduce ].AJLLh }uhiLHEH. lfi! LAPITOM\; 82800 80.00 250 15w E. STORAGE. PACLFIC Storage and Warebouse Co., $13- #l4 Jones, general storage forw: o X OM. Van Stor. Co., 1611% Farn. Telr. 1556-863. i MANUFACTURING. P. MELCHIOR, 15th and Harney, ma- chinist. —Muy OMAHA Bafe and lron Wks. a clalty of fire escapes, lhn".rl ors A fes. G. Andreen, Prop., 108 8. otk 50 GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspoois and vaults, removes g and @ead animals at reduced prices GN. 1. Tel. 17, *. AUTOMOBILES. ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES, Dzn&h: Farnam street. LAWN MOWERS, Sharpened, repaired. 1 L Wks., 1406 Hofl‘rd O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners. 1424 So. l.l‘(lh. PLUMBING. D. W. DUDGEON, 210 Farnam. 'l'-) 1966. —MES Jyd* o o) LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 8c; ed"l!r!. c; cuffs, 4c. 170 Leavenworth. .5'!1 ! . Chi . “phone 205 BEST laundry. The cago, ‘Pl M—M“ FLORISTS. L. HENDEREON, ‘arnam. Tel. 1263. ‘Sena for price Di 0t Rowers ang | plants. CARPENTERS AND JOINENS. and ng b ot ke —370 ANNOUNCEMENTS. ‘ATEBI PR.[NTI)‘G COMPANY. Tele- phone 2180. 511 Bouth Thirteenth "‘,':,'; ALL kinds of carpenter work prum‘p‘:lfly attenged to. J. oLh Lake streets. NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bidg. Tel. %35 833 C——————— PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat. ing; all business confidential. 1301 Dousll . e —————————— ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. THE OMAHA REAL Douglas rs; amall {ouscs Lot sae; cheap B e tot, "Call for o iogue £nd price ney to loan on easy rlvw money 5o III $-room hmle RE—M536 A uorrmx fiw N 5100 UP, low rate. Prichard, 1712 Farnam. W-M110 WANTED-2d-hand clothing for cash. 1207 Farnam N—M%T Jy, 3 FOR SALE—-FURNITURE. WANTED, lady to give vonversation les- in French YouUng woman oue State term: WANTED. young girl to assiat rk; must i h Molas Work; mugt lve. 4t home street. at 4112 N 1L holas C17 320 for general housework e 0006 wn(en. C—o85 A BUBINESS hous hu:. desires o thoroughly competent and expericnced stenographer and typewriter, C W, Bee. C—Me5 13 WANTED, el tor general housework: 5000 wages. Bi6 Park ave. C—Meld 14* WANTED, at once. a lady of ability, ca- foble of making &0 per week. Addréas € C—em 120 LA DIES, for some to make mob) home? Bend & Self-a dm-d eavelope to m %‘. \“ c’ g“.‘s«:u FOR RENT-HOUSES, VANE and baggage wagons. Tel. lg“ HOUSES ln all pnrl&?l dllm'!'b.-mg D850 e w1 e LIRS S D-fl TESaT G OB B .’:h‘ MAGGARD Vi Co. Tel RAGERRD Vax & B O o HOUSES, ete. Fib W Douglas SIX-ROOM fat, sl modern. 1112 So Jith. F—w—-——-—p—w———n— - D $-room moern house. %0y Blopda B R R ¢ 'A'Tlm. - .flrl w3 vn-mu st CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 200, New and second-hand, _exchanged. HOUSEHOLD furniture for sals nh. at once. 4012 Sew 13 ——-——_—-—====-_-_- FOR SALE—-HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. " e O—861 FOR SALE. cheap, Concord ;nu‘- 160 PAINTING and repairs od wago our speclalty. H. Frost, ek enworth. Tel 144 FOR SALE, bug new and palrt % rfifls« enworth 8 BEVERAL fine Phelps, Room D N. etc., Lea FOR SALE—Horses. wagons, etc. nofl extension top carriage for_sale a rifice. See Johnson- "Roberts. Deere Bidg., 9th and hlnn-un, P2 J FOR BALE riat Address C 42, Bee th Ave. after 530 p. MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. Quick Money Is sometimes very essential Our facilities for making loans on short notice are un- We loan en furniture., planes, Tive stock, ete. ALAR!ED PDOPLE without mortgage or endorser. Our rates are as low as the lowest; we do not charge for making papers or filing mort- gages and_we do not deduct interest in .dv-.nco By with payment plan you alw M\Anne st what the loan 1 cost you. You can borrow six months or longer and pey it back in one month if you choose and pay for just what time you keep it We siways ‘iry to please’ our patrons. AGE LOAN CO. ue Bo:r\! of Trade :zas. ¢ t. ‘\'el Established 1592 I’l 16th 8 X—632 SHORT ROUT; 'AY DAY PLAIN, \'m‘} fifl?fi OFFICES. 'l'! us how much you want ND how you want to pay. Our llmplt old- {ashionsd. selid” methods that can’ W LOAN ON ;'u\m)'nm-u' mortgage or endorser. Our rates paid off loan reduces cost deducted. " NO_“charge * for T pazs us to 5 RELIABLE CR IT C) Room 8, Third Floor, Paxion Black X—6% FOR SALE-MISCELLANEQVS. IDHAND safe cheap. Schwarts, 114 8 15th, Q5 FLESCHER sells bicycles. 1622 Capitol Ave, Qs ADHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 ’3’—‘“ L Tty ey BICYCLES u‘ * . menta~3$6 down, 5. plr lv-l y “wheets, 8, # & “wheels, 15 Omaha Bicycle m..;n&md.chmm S g Qe NCONDHAVD illiard ;x pool tables bar fixtures, siock 3 w::.‘;%?& = fi‘w hog, ‘swn l“ i ey Thn ‘IRE h m @i s = LARGEST BUSINESS. SALARIED PEOPLE, s ., ou-, without se- slers, ousc: urity; easiest terms; - p 1’:1»- Tolman, 40 Board '"-@“ a IN LOANS TO merchants, team- Chattel and PHOENIX C) 1T Successor to “%. iyloe. 63 Paxton Block X219 J; uonE! Joaned on_ plain nola to. -n.ma ton block. nu 1 A- Hutton Co. s X H'. MONEY loaned on g,'dry, to nhn-fiw Fole: , suc. to Duff gflfik MHIY _l‘d on ,_furnfture. - eiry, horses, ey I.l-‘.“ BALARY AND® rvmlmmt TOANS. Do you want money for 2t rates ravely WHY | LIVE IN KOUNTZE PLACE 2—C. F. WELLER'S REASON. OMAHA, May § 192 George H. Payne, President, Payne Investment Company, N. Y. L. Bidg., City. Dear Sir—In reply to your inquiry | beg to say that | have lived in Kountze Place for 14 years, and prefer itto any other por- tion of the city. Itis healthy, easy of ac- cess and far enough away from South Omaha to' be perfectly comfortable and pleasant. Yours truly, C. F. WELLER. If you live on the south side of the city Jeuson for 'E""um"‘fif. Kountue Blase. "3t you buy a lot in thst addition now, yeu Will be as well pleased as Mr. Wefler. Fine lots on paved street for $800 to mb: others as low as ‘g and M( boule- ‘corners at §1.800. SEE OUR PLAT PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY Main fioor N, Y. L. Bidg. Tel, 1781 RE-M572 13 GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson. Tel. 284 Se———ee—— JUNK. ALPIRN buys all kinds of scrap iron and metals. 313 Douglas St. Tel sthh — —its —_—— MUSICAL. W tudio o) all summer, C. B. BHAW'S new s pen e p——m——————— BALE TIES, Hay Bale Co., 81 North 16th. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie FURNITURE REPAIRING. ork. 2301 ¥ . Tel. 2481, FIRST-CLASS w m_;t,en STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julls Vaughn, 40 Ramge Blfl;. TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP. ‘Phone 1717. &6 8. 16th. —M602 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN BANT's school. 717 N. Y. U;t_ BOYLES college, court reporter princi) N. Y. Life. —EL oU t one of the micest S-room !’bv:""h'fin m Place 1 'l.|l livc you left fi:‘y sell 1 &« 00d, 841 K. ¥, 'mn GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate. Bage, rentals, insurance. Brown blor.l.. RE—6 WILLIAMSON Furtan seet’ 1 RE—810 MEDICAL. le the acknowledged w of women in :.. attention of suflering flufinl m.‘.-.:l‘m:luum ‘l’l"ml DL é- M M matter L stamp, Br E@".‘ AR M T Bodge .. "When You Write .to-Advertisers oniy takes an extrs Aing " stroke or amais | SRR R B0 OSTEOPATHY. R A T | g T WUNT, s Meca Bi_ge GHICK. Dowgis B T g | e NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Bo; heater. T When You Write to Advertisers yemember it only takes an ‘xtn stroke two of the xnn to % fact lnl you saw ACCORDION PLEATING. R.IDUCID prices in formation mm‘”‘*fi‘ 'ilr..uu. Howard 5 STEAM DYE WORKS. _——Mx RESSMAKING in families or at home. D Miss Bturdy, 2M2 Farnam. —421 Jyal POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (Should be read DA.ILY 86 changes may oocur R L h it nalls close one bour earlier than fimn':'umm';»n o 454 oupplecen “E.‘."' maiis for Burops 84 uu-nn-ul. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. - via_Colon, close ome hour later at foreign station). Trapsatiantie Mails. SATURDAY~At 7:30 a, m_for NETHER « LANDS direct, per & s. Rotterdam ( TUet be directed per &, 8 Rotterdam ); A15:30 & M. (supplementary W a. m, for EUROPE; -per sc'#. Bwuric, via Queens- town: at 8:80 & m. for ITALY direct, per £.s. Citta 61 Genoa (mail must be directed rr Citta @& Genow’); at § & m. for ITALY mn«. per s Labn (mail must 3 & Lahn'); at 530 . m. a tmn must u ted ‘per 8. s Et opla’). *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamet takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers Samples for Germany The sam, Class of 'mail mutier for other Paris o Europe will nbt be sent b, this ship un- less specially directed by 1 After the closing of tne u;-pl-menury transatlantic malle named sbove, addi- tional suppltmentary matls are opened on ™ of the Aineriecn, En(nm and German steamers, and n until within ten minutes of lh. salling of stemmer. main of Your Mails for Somth amd Central Amer- fen, West Indfes, Ete. FRIDAY—At 12 m. for MEXICO, per & & Blnlluln Vi T-mmu- (mail must be di- rected ‘‘per ‘ & Santiagoe™) !ATl RDAY—At 4:% a. m. for BRAZIL, per 8. & Syracusa, via Macelo, Rio Ja- neiro and Santos Brazil, Ar ) must be ZUBLA, per s. s Philadelphia (mail lor Ba\umlm and Oartagena must be alrected “per s. s. Philadelphia”); at $:30 a._m. lnl pkmohlnl\ 10:8% a. m.) for R- B LFI-AND JAIAILA. SAVANILLA Lnd CARTAG! T 8 B Alhll (madl for Coata Rica. mimt be afrecied “per 5. & Altaf”); at 930 a. m ‘luppkl.m-nmn 16:30 a. m.) for HAITI and SANTA MARTA. per_s. s Adirondack. at 10 l m. for CUBA, per &._s. Mesico, via Havana; at 10 & m. for GRENADA TRINIDAD ‘and CIUDAD BOLIVAR, per & s Maraval; at 12:30 p. m. for CUBA, per & . Curityba, via Matangas (or@mary mafl only, which must be directed '‘per Ixrl()'hl s Y Newfoundland, by rall to North and thence b 5|elrn-l’ close at (connect- Malls for Sydney, this office daily at 63 m. ing close here every Monday, ‘Wednes: day and Saturday.. Mails for Miquelon, by rafl to Boolnn and thence by steamer, close at this office dally ar &3 p. m. Mails for Cuba, by rail to Florida, and thence by steamers, are dispatched daily, except y, final connec(lnl Closes: ck via Port Tamp un jon- ednet ye and tur at >3 for dupu.ch via fl!l.mL on Mon- d-y- and Saturdays at 6:30 p. m. Mails tcr Mexico . City, overland, uniless s y addressed for dispatc by steamer, clul‘ at this office dally 1 Rica, Cortez and Guate- mula, by Tail to New Orieans, and thenos clowe at this office daily ex- cept Sunday at *+1:8 p. m., Bundays at *1:00 p. m. (conuecting cioses here Mon- days for Belize, Puerio Cortez and Guate- mala, uesdays for Costa Rica). B bistered mall closes 4t 600 - m. pro: vious day. 'r eific Mails Majls for China and Japan, via Vancouver lnd ‘Victoria, B: C., close here dally at 6:30 . m. up to Jupe **il, inclusive, for dis- Patch pér s & Empress of Japan. (regis- férca ‘mail st be Epemally addressed handise for the U. 8. Postal Agency mnzml cannot be forwarded via for the Philippine Islande, via San Francisco, <lose here daily at 6:3 p. m. 15, usive, for dispatch Maifls for China and Japan, via Seattle, close heip Gaily at 6:30 p. m. up te Juue =11, inclusive, for dispaich per &. &. Tosa Maru (Registered mail must be directed t > d_Japan, via Tacoma, Close here dally at 60 p. m, up to Juné ‘-‘uF;?uunv: for dispatch per s. 5. Duke o €. for Hawali, via San Francisco, close here daliy at 630 p. m. up to June *16, inclusive, for dispaick per & . 'Alemeda. a0 _and ippine is)- ly addressed mail for Hawall), via San mcisco, close here dally at 2 m. -up 10 June A, n- clusive, for dispatch per . &. Gaelic. 10r _Australia (except W tralfa, which via Buroo. N Zeuland, goes via Ban Franolsco), and Islands, via Vancouver and Vlc- torla, B. C.. close here dally at 6:30 after Ju'ne ;' and up to June **2f, clusive, for dispatch per s. s. Aorangi. for Hawail, Japai, Chine und Phil- ippine 1slands, vu San Francisco, ciose Rere @aily et b.m. up to June o, ulllve tor Ml'pcl per ng Mar Mais Sor Australia (except West Australia, 'hlch is forwarded I lul‘opt:u. New - i Ji, Samoa via S&n Frucl.co, close here aally at 6:30 " m. after June **21 and up to June **, Mlullvl, or on arrival of 5. e. Lucania, due'at New York June 3 tor dlepaten per s. 5. Sono: m for Thhlll and Marquesas Islands, San neisco, close here dally at * m. Ilp to July **10, inclusive, for ch per s. 8. Australia. ranspacific malls are forwarded to Tt of sailing dnl:y‘lnd l?he.-thoduh fiogg'i is arren on m of eir - uniaterru overimnd © tranait "Runnmd mall closes at 6:00 p. m. pre- wvious di CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Pn-unmcr Postoffice, New York, N. Y., June 6, 192 S ———— GOVERNMENT NOTICES. POSALS FOR SL'B!I:T’E\CE ll.l"l, Ofl!ct of Cor ¥, Neb., June 14, uilding, Omaha B seatéa proposals in triplicate for fure nishing bacon, issue, dry salt curt in 1 net cans and hams, ‘dry salt cure, m tierces, will be received at this office and at_the office of the Purchasing Commis- sary at Kansas City, Mo., and at the of. fice ‘of the Purchasing y at Ehicago, ‘I, unil Bathrday. 11 0clock ar 21,1992, at which time and places they will be publicly opened. Artic! domestic production or manufacture will be preferred (o those of foreign nr*l quality being equal. 1 of delivery, blank proj and foribes information furnished on application to eiter office. Envelopes containing pro- osals should be endorved “Propossis for ubsistence Btores, to be opened Baturda June 21, 192, and addressed to William FAT Ty 3 seary, st D m—u 12-13-14-16 M RAILWA' TIME CARD. UNION STATION—-10TH AND MARCY, Atlante Lincoln-Stromsburg l:xh 4:05 pm Grand Island Local ...b 5:3 pm Chicage & Nerthwesters. “The Northwestern Line.” Fl‘! Chicago. Mal) c 1" Bioy aylight Bt P-ul aylight Chi 1" Chicago 1 Carroll... ast CNuTS imited Chicago ast Bt. Paul. t Mail. RAILWAY TIME CARD—Centinwed . OT-ATH & WEBSTER Fremont, Klkhorn & Missouri Valles. Leave. Arrive Black Hills, Deadwood, Springs. ceeeod 3300 P & 6:00 pm WEBSTER DE! b 6:00 pm 10:35 am ‘s b 4:16 pm_ 23025 am Faul, Misncapolis & v Twin City Passenger Bloux Cily Pussenger. Jemerson Local... 4 6.30 um ID,W a 1dv pm - g Ry d e BURLINGTON S1ATION—10TH & MASON Chicago, Vurlingten & Quiney. purilngton & Missouri Rives. Wymore, Beatrice and Lancoun . . Neviaska MPM‘ . Denver Limited Black Hills -na Pule\ Bound Colorado Catibuiod Flyer ... Llnu:ul Fast Mall l'on LIock ana l'llll' uth b ellevue & Pac fl.ne\ ue & Pacific Jot. Kansaa City, St Jesern & Blufts. Karsas City Day Ex Bt Louis Flyer Kansus Oty Night ExXa) “a Dally. b Daily except Sunday. day only. @ Daily except Ssturday. e Daily STEAMSHLPS. ANCHOR LINE—U & MAI—STEAMERS Sailing rex ekuiarly betwees XEW_YORK. DUONDERRY & GLASGOW; NEW YORK GIBRALTAR & NAPLES. Supertor accommodarious. Excelient Cusine, ey mgard Tor Ihe-comfort of passengers Continental ractiv For o enerai Information appiy 1o HENDERSON BR Chicago, or any LOCAL AGENT. G i——— DEMAND FOR IR IRON GROWING Blast Farnace Statistes Show a Most Healthy Industry. NEW YORK, June 12—Our montbly blast furnace statistics this time refieot, as they should, says the Iron Age, the special con- ditions which prevailed on June 1, through the temporary banking of a number of stacks in the Shenango and Mahoning val- leys, the majority of which have since re- sumed. The result is that the capacity of the coke furnaces in operation was only as compared with It is probable, how- ever, that the output of the current month will be up to the 1500,000-ton mark. It reached 1,570,230 tons in May, a month of thirty-one days. From the west come reports of some buying of foundry iron for 1308 delivery, but, on the whole, meiters of iron seem dis- posed to await developments. Spot iron continues exceedingly scarce and higher, and higher prices are being paid for it. Importaticns are continuing of low phos- phorus iron, both eastern Penusylvania and the Pittsburg district baving taken round lots. The domestic production of menganif< erous matter is at a low ebb, and the bulk of our consumption is now covered by im- portations. The recent purchases by one steel plant are 15,000 tons of splegele- izen. Steel is scarce and it losks as though we shall have to import for some time to come. In the beavy lines, notably in steel rails, beams, structural matter and plates, the mills could run full to the end of the year and in some lines well toward the middle of next year, in order to deliver ail they have sold. In steel ralls they will certatnly carry considerable work due in 1902 and 1903. They arc now seliing quite Iiberally for 1903 delivery, considerable ad- ditional sales having been made iu the last week. The same is true in an even more pronounced degree of structural matter, and largely, too, of plates. DECISION FAVORS -WiDOW Plant Trust Fund is to Be Removed from Comnecticut to New York. WATERBURY, Conn., Jume 12—Judge Robinson of the superior court has handed down & decision dissolving the injunction which restrainedsthe executors of the Plant will from removing the $17,000,000 trust fund from Connecticut dnto New York, ex- cept that §15,000, the amount of & legacy to which Charles E. Hoadley of this city is entitled, as representing his children, must remain in this state sccording to the de- cision Judge Robinson finds that_the Hoadley heirs are collateral kindred, being sons of a half-brother of the testator, and as such they have collateral interest in the estate, He does not find, however, that according to the will, they are in any way interested in the distribution of the $17,000,000 trust fund in the event of the decease of the beneficiary mentioned in the will. Freight Ship Goes Ashore. NEW YORK, June 12.—Frelght steamship Humoto of the New York & Porte Rico Bteamship, went ashore in New York har- bor today. The vessel had arrived from Norfolk, Va., and Captain McLean, its com- mender, intended to make an anchorage off Liberty, when, owing to a dense fog, he lost his bearings and the ship stranded on Oyster island. In answer to signals of distress a railroad tug went to the stranded ship and made peveral ineffectual attempts to pull it into deep water. Another effort 1 will be made at high for Jeflerson Davis Areh. ATLANTA, Ga., June 12.—The design for the Jeflerson Davis memorial arch to be erected 1n Richmond, Va., wiieh W wsv- mitted by Louis Albert Guérebiod w8 ,.. cepted by a commitlee NeESentink the United Daughters of the Qonfederacy and the Federation of Southern Memorial -ocl.- ties has been announced. The design pro- poses an arch, Corinthian:in style, to be comstructed of southern gramife, haviog & height of sixty-five feet, & width of seventy feet and & breadth of twenty-four feet, The archway is to be twenty-five feet' wide and forty feet wide in the cleal. SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.—The United States transport Warren reached here from Manila today, bringing 300 marives and 550 casuals and short term men. Company I of the Ninth infantry, . commaeaded by Captain Palmer, which made up s portion of the relief column that entered Pekin, and which saw desperate fighting st Tien Twin and Samear, & among the mu brought back.