Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 19, 1902, Page 9

Rates, 1 1-3¢ & word A e & word thereafter. N of The Bee. Answers so & Be delivered om preseniation of the eheck omly. e —————e— SITUATION WANTED. A STENOGRAPHER. When you want one call the Remington Typewriter office, 1619 Farnam st. Telephone 1573 A-T% IN WANTED-MALE HELP SPECIAL NOTICES | - — .- THREE ACRES, garden and orchar FOR RENT—HOUSES. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1902 FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR RENT, s.room fat worth St 163 Leaven. D-Ms26 2 and large Park. ¥ barn, southeast D Wead, 324 Do of Hanscom FARNAM—S ro fi, i >I?l\'!npfl’\r S R i€ “Others. Ringwalt Broe., er Block ' p=h) EQUTH OMAHA, S-room cottage, Zith and 17s D53 20 FOR RENT, cheap, siofe and hotel, rooms. Lytle, 418 Pearl ot Boux City, Ia. DMz 21 S——————— FOR RENT—FURNISHED Ko ELEGANT rooms, finest location in the <ty. i Capitol ave E—Ms% DEWEY European botel, 13th and Farnam. E—8 TWO housekeeping rooms §8. 363 St Mary & B 7 CLD wheels taken In_trade on new ones Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chi lfi' St QM Enterprising Man &= — . & Pt t HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale cheap &t | "t (5 rapidly oreasing. sod profits bl gnce; §ood family ]hnmm;ng‘ ph:;“‘!‘t business; ln- together or separately. war vestigate this proposition. J. H. John- ke Q-si—r o, 8 1. D Y—M53 INDIAN goods and relics. 1110 Farnam. | OR SALE, aspbalt plant, 1ith and Q_m Grace streeta Omaha Apply to ihe Standard Paving Co., Chicago, 1l CLAIRVOYANTS. IR Ty _ T-Mi2 Jem e . WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange oyant. 1614 Cass st our business or J y o property quick, see J. . I Fonnson. ss N. ¥ Life Y-M1T TO GET _in or out of business call on Wik » __s-asine liams, Room @11, McCague Buiiding, ATTENTION, nicATTENTION, S — ™ r. Edwards of Chicage, the note ALE. " 0 o1 trance, test and business medium, can be "?u‘,‘. 2 .}fd‘"fi-“;mzflb\:fll«\bfi“mx "olock consulted on ail affairs of life; satisfac-| grom “Hgtiey, Dodge and Farnam cars, | tion of no charge for reading. Letterf an-| § piocks from i6th; cash offer only con- B T T pwwee; SR sidered. A good thing for the right per. -4 son. House rent reasonable. Address C 7, Bee Y260 ELECTRIC TREATMENT. TO buy, sell or exchange 4 basiness. Call | % FOR HALF A DAYS WORK g you ive ln the country or in a small wwn have a.govd acquaintance among the tarmers stow raisers in the neighborhiood you can make 3o easily by four of five hours work W rite us $84 we will send your Lur propusitios. ‘be Bee Publishing Co., Sclicitors aepi., OUmaba. Neb. B-Mu3 WANTED, a good man in every county 10 take subscriptions for ‘ibe Twentieth Century Faruir wages everywhere Acaress Lwentieih Omaha, Neb. THREE or four month. Cal SALESMEN wahted to seil {ralt trees; po- sitlon permanent pay weekly, writé for Vur agenis make guoa Melerences required. Farmer, B—6id Century articulars’ —Address Jompeny, Bales Lept, Lawr sas. ; B insurance solicitor of cter aha with réferences to work in o can hear of & Food coatract by ing P. O. Box %%, benver, Colo. B-624 18 WANTED, men to learn barber trade; new feld for ouf gradiates, eight weeks pry jares you for §lo Weekly jov; bes n_existence f{or poor man. atalogue malied free. Meler Barber Coliege, 163 Faroam St B 2 FURNISHED HOOMS AND BOARD. on C. J. Canan, R, § 117 Farnam st Y—M3%0 MME. SMITH, baths, 115 N. 15 3 floor. R.% Merriam, comfortabie summer home. Tel . F—s60 FURNISHED rooms, with board. 316 Se th St F—M8 19* NICELY furnished southeast front room with aicove and bay window, moder board. 2 Bouth Mt St F—si—18* —M335 Jy 5 MME. AMES, vapor baths, 134 N. 15th, r 7. T84 J1 12 O ————————— PERSONAL. - | DESK_ROOM, roll-top desk and_‘phone service. J. H. Johnson, 88 N. Y. 14te When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra stroke of DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns and superfiu- ous balf removed by electricity.— R. 1%, Frenger biock. U6 PLEASANT rooms at the Farnam at spe- clal rates for gentiemen during monihs ot June, July ana August. 1l Farnam. s o TWO destrabie front rooms, with alcoves. The Pratt, 113 8. Hth st F—Ms6 —— e e FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. two of the pen to mention the fact that PRIVATE hospital, before and during een- | 20 B T8 FOL o The . finement, bables agopted. 6 Grant st Mrs. Gardeis. Tel l}:u& U817 FLESCHER will fix your bicycle right C—s DRUG STOCK—Clean and up to date; fine location; excellent business. owner Dot a druggist. WUl discou or exchange for good city residen Johneon, New York Life HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chiro- RQaYor ladles oniy, in comnection with e Bathery, 216-2 Bee bidg. U—&1% DESK room space, $5_pes momen, ground fioor room in The Bee buliding, facing Farnam sireel; No expense $or LEHL, heat ervice. k. C. Peters & Co., nts, bBee bullding. G4 CENTRAL, 5 cholce rooms. 2 N. 3d. CENTRAL, 3 cholce GOOD paying saloon In South Omaha; easy RUPTURE permanently cured in 30 fo @ | terms. Adarefs D 5 Bee. Y-Mm12 gays; send for circular. O. 8. Wood, M. " D..sia New York Lite bidg., Omahs, Xeb. s ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best and quickest. Mrs. A, C, Mark, 17T & Dsuifll, THERE IS MONEY IN STOCKS. If You Know How and Where to Invest. CONBULT me. For years 1 have been CENTRAL. three clegant fooms. 2 N. 24 st G—Meb 2015 CALIFORN. turnithed rooms. 215 CALIFORNIA, two unfurnithed room DEMONSTRATOR to explain_ medicology, v per week. Hixenbaugm 50 W ar Y WANTED—Laborers, for steam work; night or aay g Hall Grading and. Construction Co. two miles east of Broadway motor lie, Council Hlufl hovel WANTED, baritone player; good situation urnished. Everett Moore, director Moore’s band and orchestra, Alliance, €b. BMMI 1y WANTED—First-class, experienced silk salesman. Nome but such as have had ars of experience in sik department Deed apply. J. L. Brandels & Sons, Boston Store. B—s49—ar .50 YEARLY to party capable of hand- ling agents selling securities on the in- stallment and absolute guarant-e plan; $5.000,000 »ol@ tast year; most popular plan before the public; references requ.red. in- dustrial Trust and Securities Co., 418 Purk Row bullding New York B—Ms6l %5 WANTED, . frst-elass baker bread and pastry. Addres iins, good refl, Biorm Lake, good_on J. A Col la B—MS 19¢ WANTED, for U, §. aimy_ abie-bodied un- married men betwee. g=s of 21 and 35, citizens of United States, of good character and temperate hubitg, ‘who can speak, read and_write Ei h. For information apj to Recruiting cer, 16th and Dodge sta., Qmans, a postoftice bujlding, 1 eb. - SALESMEN WANTED. BALESMEN wanted for full line of fruit :-hfl ar'r;:me:nm ()Y'th.rpyi{ottell)'. tfl:fll Tee. wrence urse! spmpany, W rence, Kan. = WANTED—FEMALE HELP. WANTED, two young lady students to learn balpdressing, isauicuring and chi- ropody ubd scienific wmassage. Call or write Room L, Bee bBidg. R 10 Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th & Dodge. C—84. WANTED, deserving young lady or gentlc- man o take M sarship in Omah: best business wud short pay for it whem course position secured. Acdress A 1 Bee. 0 _coliege and C—sw0 WANTED, ocompetent girl for general housework. 468 Dodge. C—841 18 WANTED—A girl_for_general housework. Apply Mrs. k. D. Neely, 4371 Hamilton, opposite Walnut Hill school. C—814—15* 'ml:D—A uzm to - learn nun:unmn‘. lea position alter learning. Adroit {nuar‘ 1820 Douglas. C—8—18 GIRL for general housework. 21 5. Hth St CoMEn WANTED, girl for general family of two. houseworl 51 S. 25th st. C—Ms44 18 for gemeral housework at once. %‘WMI -t C—ME3% 15 ENTIRE second floor unfurnished resi- dence; modern; rooms large anc cool for summer. 6 B. Bth Bt G—ME2 —_— FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. FOR_RENT, the buliding formerly occu- jled by The Bee at 316 Farnam st It as four stories and a bseement which was formerly used as The Bee press room. This witl be rented yery reasonably. if interested apply at once to C. C. *woa waler, secretary, room M8, Bee iaing. |—251 FOR RENT, ;liore in ‘flrflathc. l;lmuon.. t reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & 9 Bee bidg. 1—266 FOR RENT, desk room or large space sultable for merchandise brower or party doing business in wholesale district. In- quire Heae & Co., ¥is rarsam st M'CAGUE BUILDING, : 15th-aAd Dodge Sts. Finely lighted *and _ventilated offices to let, singly or en suite. Good janitor and elevator service. W. FARNAM SMITH CO,, . 3% FARNAM ST. 185 MODERN - bullding in wholesale district. F. L. Wead, lua Douglas St 1—888—Jy-15 e —— AGENTS WANTED. ground ficor, WANTED, canvassing agents In every county solicit suoscriptions to THE TWENTIETH CENTUKY FARMEK; steacy empioyment with assured good income; agents in the country WKh borse and LugEY especially Gesired; caa- Vassers make easily $% 10 $lv per nonth, Aadress Century Farmer Sohcitors bureau, Bee bullaing, Omahba. 13 AGENTS wo-ted to sell medicine that will cure all useases. Prof. Johnsom, 53 Bee buildtng J—8od' " — e oo studying Investments. 1 keep thoroughly posted on all stocks and securities. There ere bundreds of safe and fitable in- vestments. There are mil anprofitable, watered an being offered for sale. GRAMOPHONES and_ supplies, wholesale and retail Collins Piano Co., 162 Doug- las. U CHIROPODY s specialty, in__connection ¥ith The Bathery, rooms 216-2% Bee bidg. | gafe and profitable inyestments are not Tel. 1716. U—s83" | Sffeqientsy’ advertised They are ng com: : lled to_ hunt for investors. ELITE PARLORS, 68 8. 16t st., 24 floor. AVE YOU MONEY by informing you U—Ma0 Jy1 which rot to buy. ‘I CAN MAKE YOU . - MONEY by assisting you to make profit- B ety s B-pin | sie Investments. CONBULT me_ befors connection with The Bathery, £16-20 Beo | So. make an Investment. YOU CAN bullding. Tel 18 U—ss NCREASE YOUR' INCOME, no matier AV : s how large or small your capltai, by fol- VIAVA, woman's way to health Home | nw T x- treatment. Booklet free. 346 Bee bidg.,| '°OW'RE My Advict 1.0 b T 2 Consultation fee, $1.00 Send 10c for my book, “ADVICE TO IN- VESTORS.” Address CHAUNCEY L. BROWN LOWEST PRICES in accordion and side %um‘. The Goldman Pleating Co., Douglas block. T—M7E — Investmept Counselor, M¢ lowa Building, EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE—SR N. T. Bioux City, lowa. Life bldg., Omaha. Send for clr‘:_’uhm L. D. 'Phone No. 70 PROF. JOHNBON cures all buman dis. Y—MST 19* GOOD busivess propositién; moderaie cap- eases. 5% Bee bullding. Office hours, § ital will brii big returns; investigs amziipm U—3% Jyfe Address D 7, Bes. T—856 18° M!ddiemiss, wallpaper cleaner. Tel. 1729, FUR EACHANGE. WILL exchange r-uq bak folaing bed. N 4, Bes. ROOMS. 510% Bo. 10th St wardrobe for s 2—Ms10 MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor, 7 3. UM Jyier e troubled with that tired feel- STOECKER CIGAR. FOk SALE-REAL ESTATE. A _GREAT BARGAIN. FOR SALE—AU South maha, Neb., 3 houses; lot &xX¥, 2-siery, »-room hous Its effect is soothing, exhilirating and in-| &80 a la-story, i-room house ou the vigorating. U—847—24 same iot, nas a good weil and water P. & good cistern; newly painted and in WANTED, the address of the manufac- va conaition, alsé geod deed and Utles; turer, or agents of the fire extinguisher s cash wiil boy it all; close 10 calied Kill Fire. Address 5" L. Reid, treet cars, echool stores. lnquire 1420 12th St Des Moines, la. J. L. Duff, %lv N st., Bouth Omaha. U—M863 200 RE—ao5 3 GEORGE: Learn a new tosst. Page 24, 35%-acre stock and grain farm, the best June What to Bat. Mollie. U—M8@ 19 in the state of Wasbington, 4 mlies from Lamona on the Great Nerthern R. K.; 1w acres unaer cultiyalion, #w acres in MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. fine tmothy, balance fne bunclu-grass pasture; a large Mving stream runs # PER CENT on business property. iarough . this place; {-fovm nouse, good per cent on residence property. <| well, two barhs, all fenced and cross- Opticns to pay whole or part any time. fenced. We bave for.sale over 3m.u0 MEIKLE, 401 8 1ith st. wcres of improved and unimproved tarm W56 lands in _eastern ngton. YANCEY-WILLIAMS™¢ COMPANY, MONEY to loan on improved Ommha real | 'Kiverside ave., Spokanf Wash estate. Brennan-Love Co., %8 8. 13th. RE—M649 27 W87 WANTED—TO RENT. WANTED, to rent, shadea. Must ha Une year, or woui care ‘Dellone_hote! house 7 rooms, lot, ‘e barn and ot fenced buy. Acdress lLong, K829 WANTED—-TO BUY. WANTED, two or three good vacant lots, suitable for Tesidences or flats; must be 800d locations and price reasonable; all cash and no exira expense of seling. Adcress direct to buyers, S 10, care bee oftice, N—Misy WANTED-3d-hand clothing for cash. 137 Farnam N-M2T Jy. 3 WANTED-Claims against Globe Savings bBank. Write C @, Bee Office. N-TR-21° WANTED—#0 to 1000 yards of dirt at th and Aroor Bis. Appiy sl o New York Lite Bidg. N—-Msil—z1 SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. tor choice WANTED, city loa: and warrants. W, -2 N. X. i 1dg. . 101 Farnam Smith & Co. 1320 Farnam st S N st J -y NTHLY payment bargaln in 6-roo PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 887 )’“ Y. Lo Ah:l?& G l_%\ ttinger. ‘rhone #3. il RE—M33€ IF YOU' want one of the nicest 5-room homes in Hanscom Pisce I will give you s bargein. Owner left: city. Must sell J. 3. sherwood, $37 N. ¥, L. Bldg. RE—M153 HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; also scre property and farm lands. The O. F. Davis Co., Koom e, Bee buliding. FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H. Thomes, 1st Nat Baak bids. Tel 148 WANTED, city and farm loan: and warrants. R C. Farnam st., Bee bldg. also bonds Peters & Co., 17@ W91 W RATES. Private money. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Maia Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. B~ e FOR sood room cotiags, close in. 008 ‘nter , car a Vit . Patter- 4 TO § P. C. money. Bemis, Plx%fl bik. oon, l:tl ‘FI 4 RE—M: f. HOUSE FOR SBALE. $,000.00 for s-room modern house, north- west corner 5th and Parker sts., in first-class condition; also §0od barn; % PER CENT loans. Garvin Broe, 16 Farnam Wt OSTEOPATHY. GID E._ & ALICE JOHNSON, ofteo; Suite 85, N, Y. Life Bidg. Tel X T. 62 McCague Bidg Iel 7 DR. MRS MUSICK, Dougias Blk. Tel Ex I ———————— GARBAGE. DR _A. T. HUM =2 ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO. cleans cesepoois Tel I OM. Van Btor. Co., 1611% Farn. Tels. 1560- 2c, cuffs, 4. 1700 Le BEST laundry. The Chicago, ‘phone Ve EE———s——————— MANUFACTURING. P. MELCHIOR, iith and Harney, ma- chinist. —M OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. make a tpe- alty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and safes. G Andreen, Prop., M2 8. 10th St —M¥D aE———————esesee——py LOST. LOST, Saturday night, near Boyds, 8 lady s plum-colorea k-lined coat Re- tu 10 Samuel Burns, 1518 Farnam st, nd vaults, removes garbage and | dead animals at reduced prices. 6 N6 | | l'rmxfl:xv MATTER, ETC.—This steamer POSTOF FICE NOTICE. VITZERLAND. [T ITALY, SPAIN, POR. TUGAL, TURKEY, BGYPT, GHEECE BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAR Qt per s & La Touraine, v : (mail for other parts of bur be directed “per & s La Toura EATURDAY-At § a. _m for per & & Trojan Prince t be directed a ; at 6 a. m. for T s & Trave (mail per 8. 8 Trave ). & NETHERLANDS aire AZORES ma at 93 a m D direct per 8. 8. Astoria be directed per 8. s Astoria’); at m. for BELGIUM direct, per & & Vaderiand (rmail £« Vaderland must be directed a m ) P (mall must be directed “per . &. Hekla ) takes printed matter and samples for Germany same class of mal only of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless spectally directed by it After the closing of the supplementary transatiantic malls named above, ad- ditional supplementary malis are_opened on the piers of the American, English, nch and German steamers, and re- main open untl within ten minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. Mails for South Central Amerien, West Indies, Ete. THURSDAY—At § a. m. for CUBA, YUCA TAN, CAMPECHE, TABASCO and CH APAB, per & & Vigilancia (mail for other parts of Mexico must be directed “‘per & & Vigilancia”); at 12 m._(supplementary M p. m) for BAHAMAS, GUANTAN and receive reward Lost—&3 1 LOST, June 18 enveiope containing sum of money and two railroad tickets to | Chicago; $ reward for return to Bee office Lost—Mséd 22¢ _— e FOUND. BAY mare, § years old, weight about 900 pounds, Scaron left front foot I3l 8 fsth, 3! B Ayer CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptiy attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, Zth and Lake streets. —s70 ACCORDION PLEATING. REDUCED prices in eating. For par- ticulars inquire ldeal Pleating Co., 1510 Howard St —a9s Jy? AUTOMOBILES. ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. 1l1é Farnam street. Dzngg:'- SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A C. VAN SANTs school. 77 N. Y. Life. —82l BOYLES college, court reporter principal, N. Y. Life. —z T = 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. ter. FUR DRESSING. 0. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1434 So. gll. EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. PLUMBING. D. W. DUDGEON, 30 Farnam. Tel. 196 —~MI15 dye* E——————— FLORISTS. L. HENDERSO) Send for price 19 Farnam. Tel 132 t, cut flowers and plants. — M S ———— ANNOUNCEMENTS. WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele- phone 21%0. 511 South Thirteenth street ] STEAM DYE WORKS. SUITS cleaned, pressed, $1.00. Ladies skirts The Canadlan, &6 N. 16th St e i dy 14 NICKEL PLATING, OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bidg. Tel 535 PAWNBROKERS. PRIVATE money. F.D. Wead, 1524 l&ou{ a8 special assessments paid in full. 3 housework. 387 Marc: GIRL for general ork. 38 ORI Wiedes . WANTED, girl for gencral housework. Mrs. €. C. ‘Troxell, 1615 Emmet atrest. | 88 DAILY copying letters at home; either sax; enclose two stamps with Applich- tlon. Illinois Industrial Union, desk 22, Chicago. C— M358 19* —_—— FOR RENT—HOUSES. R ” 2l VANS and baggage wagons. Tel L& D8 WANT to buy two Shetland ponles. Apply atter o'p. m. 1% N. BeB, Joe Harl WANTED, fo buy & §0od second-hand soca fountain. Address Lewis Bakery Co.)' Lowls, ia. N M B FOR SALE—FURNITURE. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 14i0 . Tel. 2@, New and second-hand, bought, soid, exchanged. U—sil FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. il f city. The O HOUSES £ .28 &' es Biag. | FOB BALE. cheap, & Conoord bugsy, 1aia OVE right Van Storsge oce 111is Farnam, or Tels. 5508 SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO., for cholce bouses. S0-2 N. Y. Lite Bidg. T‘I.Dl\fll. FOR RENT, modern house near High school. The O. ¥. Davis Co,, ¥ bl‘f)—‘u MAGGARD Van & Btorage Co. Tel 1498 D588 HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead, u.-fbofim. BIX-ROOM fat, all modern. 112 So_lith DM GOOD -room modern house. 204 Biondo D311 HOUSES, stores. Bemis, Paxton t.oeu_; HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker block D1 FOR RENT, t-room cottage, %3 8. ITh St., $ii ] GOOD modern S-room house. 04 Blondo. D317 FOR RENT, $room, modern, detached house. newly ard red, 8. 321 Capitol Ave. Tel 53 B. &‘N‘Ol CENT! “roem flat Tisard, £ X 34 . e 4 D-M 61 When You Write to Advertisers Temember it only takes an extra stroke or iwo of the pen to menticn the fact that yOou saw the ad {n The Bee FURNISHED house; modern, nice shade; to Beptember 1. Inquire 5 8. th st DM 21 FOR RENT 19 Marcy St § room! N.o%a congition, 85 per *'W. corner of #th room modern house: GECKGE AND COME . morih 8 ARNAM. - 'D—fll n all modern and n Ju.k.’on Bts., W- a8 just been put in PAINTING and repairs On wAgons, etc. our speclaity. H. Frest, l4th and Leav- enwortn., Tes Isdi. Foea FOR SALE, buggies, phacions, runabouts, new and seco . &t cut'prices. Re- paining, painung and Uimming; aiso put on_ruvoer tires. Fleiffer, Zith and Leav- enwortn Sts. YTl In BEVERAL fine dri borses. Walter Pheips, Roon D, N. T. Lite Budg. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. IDHAND safe cheap. Bchwarts, 14 8 13th. L FLESCHER sells bicycles. 162 Capitol Ave. o IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1115 Farnam. e SECONDHAND bililard and pool tables; billlard tables repaired; a large stock of cheap bar fixtures, olgar coduters, eic. The Brunswick Balke Collender Co., #i-§ South b Q—ile FOR SALE. fine imported harness, brass mounted and trimmed; cost when Dew $350; will sell for o0, can be seen at Doty & itussells barm, Wih snd Leavenworih Sireets. i) 1 STYLES trusses; catalogue free. Sher- man & McConned Drug Ce. 6th and Dodge. Omaha. Q1 BICYCLES and phonographs on easy pay- ments—§6_down, $1.50 per week; sdhand wheels, 35, 3 and $i0; hew wheels, §15 Omaha Bicycle Cu., 16th WIRE fence for pouliry, hog. ‘awn snd hitch tree rds. W o, 6T . Soit e "Ter i8S oy FOR SALE. phonographs. superior to other musical instrument; Wittmaa Co., 16 Farnam. NEW aud 36haid typewriters. 1113 Far- G—en ¥o secondhand desks. chairs ani wanut counter and railmgs. W bash office, 1415 Farnam Bt W wdust. season tim- h’-‘un -;N“m FURNISHED HOUSE. $-room modern house on B location nesr street. 340 per "™ GEORGE & COMPANY. -3 #th st cholos yeles for sale QoMb 18 R-TOP office desk and_chair for sale cheapi cost WM. DS, el ] LADIES and gentiemen's bic: heap. Inquire 30 N, MRh A8y | Do you want money for long or short terms GEORGE & COMFPANY, 1wl Farnam St. RE—M663 20 GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate, mort- sage, rentals, insurance, Brown_block. RE—5 BUY best house paints, varnishe: quality bighest, prices lowest. N Oll and Paint company, mw::- 5:8 00 UP, low rate. Prichard, 1712 Farnam. 0 U o' O iy MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. Quick Money EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat- ing; all business confidential. 1301 Dofl::l ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson. Tel M8 Is sumetimes very essential. Our faciliies for making loans on short notice are un- surpassed. We loan on furniture,, pianos, live stock, etc. And to SALARIED PEOPLE, without morigage or endorser. are as low as the lowest; we do not charge for making papers or filing mort- gages and we do not deduct interest in ance. By dealing with us on our par- tal payment plan you always know in advance just what e loan will cost you. You can borrow six months or longer and pay it beck in one month If you choose and pay for just what time you keep il We siways “iry to piease our patrons. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 19 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel 4. (Established 1882) 8. 16th 8t X—6a2 SHORT ROUTE TO PAY DAY. PLAIN, QUIET, PRIVATE OFFICES. TELL us how much you want AND how Our_simple, that HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, losns; alse fire insurence. Bemis, Paxton block. RE—#13 RANCH and furm lands for sale by the Tnion Pacific Rallroad company. B. A McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa- cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. 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. OWNER leaving town, and for short time offers his elegant home near Our rates ou want to pay. old-fashioned, sold methods an't help but nlease you. WE LOAN ON PLAIN NOTES" without mortgage or endurser. Our rates EVERY 3l paid off loan reduces cost. NOTHING deducted~ NO " charge * fof | N. W. Cor. Hanscom Park very chesp. Fine e LB CREIT el large barn, E. front lot, pavements paid. Room ¥, Third Fioor, Paxion Black | HARRISON & MORTON, N. Y. L. Tel 314 X% RE—6:3 2¢ LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO CHARLES BALARIED PEOPLE. merchants, team- = u. A RO, ercbants ez | WILLIAMSON S Ly P curity; easiest terms; # offices in prin- clrl cities. Tolman, 0 Board of Trade | o————————————————————— Blig. : X9 e Chattel and Salary Losis, PHOENIX CREDIT (O DR__PRIES, the acknowledged lcading Successor 1o J. W. Taylos. jalist in Qiseascs of women in Omaba, Tel 45 &3 Paxton Biock. Gid call the attention of suffering X—2m Jy2 lidies to his unsurpassed accommodations before and during confinement and his treatment for 1 ties, no matter phat cause. Call of adaress. with stamp. ‘ries, Arlngten Dodg Omaha. —s FOR women only, Madam San Moys Jap- anese tablets, & reproduction in tablet form of a formula used s & vaginal douche by the Japanese women for cen- Y loaned on plain note to salaried le: business confidential; lowes: rates. axton block. The J. A. Hutton Co X 58 MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, ew- eiry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, n’d piN X [ MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, | turies. Immediate relief given in fal FI iry, to salaried people. Foley Loan or uUping of the uterus, ulceration, lu- 0., $ué. to Duff Green, § Barker Block corrhoes, & irritating or staining, X—s01 and all vaginal discharges, so disagroe- able and weakening. Sent pflrld mail butiding, Chicago, A rvee e SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS uaed at rates rarely y competitors? c ‘iou':obu’:ln& 01!;! g;!nfl o A;(.ERI- ™ AN AN . Ty oor. xton —— - S Block. X900 LADIES' Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pilis_sre the best. Bafe: reliavic. Taoke other. Send dc stamps for particuars. LAW AND COLLECTIONS, Uef for Ladles,” in letter by returs | — mall. Ask your drugEist Chichester | Silliman & Price attya. low collections | Chemical Co. Philadeiphie, Pa. AP Lills gotary, @ U8 Nat Tel 18 - NEBRASKA Collection company (incor- When YOU W rite Bgreigd). ¥ New York Lite bidg [Prone. suits prosecuted. 4 lection of Claims. large or small made snywhere in the United States or foreign countries by bonded attorneys. No ool lection, no charge. Bank reference fur- Elabed va —M3l I to Advertisers remember it only takes extra or two of the to menf g X 1-3 aw m".fld ; The '.n‘m. P JUNK. ALPIRN buys all kinds of fron and metais. 413 Douglas St Tel sl —i25 BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 16th FURNITURE REPAIRING. FIRST-CLASS work. 201 Farnam. Tel. M6L 82 jez STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 4% Ramge %‘ LAWN MOWERS. L red. L L Wka., 1408 H rd Sharpened, repall i+ 77 DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING in families or at home. Miss Sturdy, 242 Farnam. —621 Jyu* e TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717. 506 8. 16th. Mo em————— GOVERNMENT NOTICES. E_CHIEF QUARTERMASTER — Omaha, Neb., May 22 192 —Bealed pro- posals, in triplicate, subject to the usual Conditions, will be received at this offi until 10 o'clock a. m., central time, June 21, 142 and then opened in the presence of attending bidders, for repairs required to & root cellar at Fort Robinson, Neb. U. B reserves right to reject or accept any or sil proposais. Blank forms for bidaing and circular giving full information an requirements will be furnished on applica- tion to this eoffice. Envelope contain'ng roposals should be marked * Proposals for oot Cellar at Fort Robinson, Neb.' and addressed to JNO. W. FULLMAN C' @ M —8tD24-26-77-BJ e1b-15 OFFIC POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (Should be read DAILY by all inter- ested ae changes may Occur at any time), Forelgn malls for the week ending June 2, 192, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) ai the general postoffice as follows: PAR- CELS POST MAILS close one earlier than closing time shown below. Farosis ost malls for Germany close at § p. m. onday Regular and suppiementary mails close at forel tation balf hour later than Closing time shown below (except that sup- plementary mails for Burope and Central America, via Colon, close ome hour later at foreign station). Transatlantie Mails THURSDAY—4: 7 & m. for FRANCR AMO and SANTIAGO, per e s Clty Washington; at 630 p. m. for JAMAICA | _per s & Admiral Samp: {rom 1 FRIDAY—At 11 a. m. for BRAZIL. per & s Coleridge. via Pernambucc, Bahia and Rio Janeiro (mail for Northern Bra- #il, Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed “per 8. s. Coleridge’) at 12 m. for MEXICO. per s. s. Seneca via Tampico (mail must be directed *per £ 8. Seneca”); at 12:3 p. m. for INAGUA and HAITL per s. & Lauvenburg BATURDAY—At & a. m. for BERMUDA, R85 & Trinidad; at # o m, for PORTO 1CO, per s San Juan; at9a m m.) for CURACAO per s 8 Zulia (mail rtagena must be directed “p Zulla™); a 9% & m. (supplementary 10:30 a_ m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, SaA- VANILLA. CARTAGENA and GRE TOWN, per & s Athos (mail for Costa Rica must be direc at 0 a. m. for C via Havana; at . d “‘per 5. 8. Athos") BA, per & & Mexic 10 a. m. for HAITI, p Prins Mauritz (mail for Curaca zuela, Trinid British and Dutch Guiana must be directed “‘per &. s. Prins Mauritz”), Malls for Newfoundland, by Sydney, ‘and _thence at this office (connecting close here da Wednesday and Saturd Mails for Miquelon, by rail to Bos: and thence by steamer, ciose at t office daily at 6:3 p. m. Mails for Cuba, by rall to Fiorida, and thence by steam: €rs, are dispaicned aaily, except Thurs- day, final connecting closes, for dispatch via ' Port Tampa Mond| Wednes- days and Saturdays at *%:3 a. m.; for gispatch via Miami, on Mondays and Sa: urdays 6:30 p. m. Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless speclally addressed for dispatch by steamer, close at office daily except Sunday at 1:30 p. and 11:3% . m., B alglnmi 11:3 p. m. Malls for Costa Rica. Belize Puerto Cortez and Guatemala by rail 10 New Ogleans, and thence by steamer close at this office daily except Sunday at *1:30 p. m., Sundays at *1 p. m necting closes here Mondays for Beli Puerto Cortes and Gua days for Costa Rica). **Registered mail closes at 6 p. m. previous day. rail to Nerth steamer, close at 630 a. m. every Mon- daily Transpacific Mails. Mails for Hawali, via San Francisco, c here gatly at 6:% p. m. up to June inelusive. for dispatch per . s ‘Alameda Mails for Chiga, Japan and Philippine iel- ands (also specielly addressed mail for Hawails, iz San Francisco, ciose here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to Junme *16, in- clusive, for dispatch r 8. . Gaelic, Mails for China and Japan, via Tacoma, close here daily at 630 ». m. up to Juné %, inclusive, for dispatch per &. . Vic- toria Mails for Australia (except West Australtn, which goes via Eprope, and New Zzaland) which goes via San Francisco), and F islands, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C., close here. dally at 6:3) p. m. after June *7 and up to June *2i, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Aorangi Mails for Hawail, ' pine islands, via 8an Francisco, close her Gaily at 6:30 p. m. up to June **28. inclu sive, for dispatch per s. = Hong kong Maru. Mails for the Phillppine islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to June *%, inclusive, for dispateh per U. B. transport. Malls for Australia (except West Australia, which is forwarded via Europe), New Zealgnd, Fiji, Samoa and Hawall, via Ban Francisco, close here daily at 6:35 m. after June **21 and up to June **28 inclusive, or on arrival of s s. Lucania, due at New York June *2, for dispatch per 5. 8. Bonoma Mails for China and Japan, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. close here dally at €3 p. m. up to July *1, inclusive, for dispatch r & 5. Empress of China (registered mail must be specially ad- dressed. Merchandise for 1. 8. Posta Agency at Shanghai cannot be forwardes via Canada) Mails for Tahiti and Marquesas islands. via San Prancisco, close here dally at 6:3 p. m. up to July *1, inclusive, for i patch per s 8. Australia. Transpacific mails are forwarded to po Sailing dally and the schedule of clostng is arranged on the presumption of thelr uninterrupted overland transit. **Regis. revious tered mail closes at 6 p. m. NELII'S VAN COTT, o ({‘e ew York, N. 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Express 2 5:15 pm a §:20 am St Louis Local, Council Blufts ..810:00 am a10:30 pm Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. commercial papers matter for other parts | apan, China and Philip- | RAILWAY TIME CARD—Continued pm 210:3% am Minneapolis & Omaha. n City Passenger ux City Passenger Emerson Loca Kansas City Day Ex Louts Fiyer sas City Nigh “a Daily. b Daily exce day only, d Daily bt Monday DomMinion LINE \ | o FOUR SEPARATE AND ‘ " DISTINCT SERVICES. Fast Twin-Screw Passenger Steamers sall- ing regularly from Boston, Portland and Montreal to Liverpool, also Boston to Mediterranean ports. Send for booklet, “Mediterranean Tllustrated.” For rates, etc, apply to local agent or company's office. 69 Dearborn St. Chicage, ML Summer Tours on Lake lldsn- S, MANITOU BT TERTERES LEAVES CHICACO AS FOLLOWS: Tues. Pa.m. Thurs. 10:80 Sat. dp.m. MANITOU STEAMSHIP CO., OFFICE & DOCKS, Rush and K. Water Sts., Chicage. ANCHOR LINE-U & Sailing reguiarly betwees NEW_YORK LONDONDEERY & GLASGOW; NEW YORK. GIBRALTAR & NAPLES. Superior accommedations, Exoellent rogard for ihe comion of passencers sudi | eldered and practi 4 | _single or Round Trip tickets issued between New York and Scotch, Baghish. lrish and all Prinetpal Continental roinis at attractive rates For tickets o graenl informatios WPl to HENDERSUN BROS. A W. C. T. U. AND THE JAIL WORK ility for Miss McGee and Her Acts is Specifically Denied. OMAHA, June 17.—To the Editor of The Bee: Having seen tbe articles in The Bee concerning the jail work and the Woman's Christian Temperance union, and the im- putations sgainst the Womi Christian Temperance union workers as @ organiza- tion, we feel called upon to set ourselves right before the public. As & self-respecting body of Christian women, we have comstantly tried to keep ourselves from any sensational notice in the public press. The Woman's Christian Temperance union, like every well organ- ized body, has its methods of work and rules by which it is governed. For years we have been known all over the world as a great power in the jail and prison work. Our method is to carry moral and spiritual rood to the erring, but never to interfere in any way with the jurisdiction of thi civil authorities. When we heard of one who represented our work going to the judge of the court and asking that the sen- tence of a prisoner be shortened, and cer- tain other sensational acte, we kindly re- monstrated and were informed by that |party “that she would do the same thing again under the same circumstances.” For several weeks we kindly and quietly tried to reconcile all differences, suppress all fric- tion, and were surprised to find your re- porters persisted in stirring up “the tem- pest in the teapol The Woman's Chris- tian Temperance union has for many years carried on the jail work in our city and bas given freely of its means and best ef- forts. Many good and eficlent workers bave done valiant service under our superin- tendénts, and this is the first tims in all of our history that we have been called wpon |to detend our cause or our workers, and &l because of the determination of ome woman to persistently defy all suthority and well regulated method in our work as an organization. For several years we bave given Miss Magee our support, morally and financially, and were among the first to help her in the City Mission work, and we are very sorry she has proven herself ungrateful. Miss Magee is mot a member of our or- ganization at the present time and here- after will mot represent us in our work. Mrs. Shinrock is both county and local superintendent of jall work under the Womazn's Christian Temperance union, and whoever works in our name must work under her supervision. The services have been held regularly st the jail since Miss Magee left, in both departments. MARY GIRARD ANDREWS, ELIZABETH M. COVELL, FRANCIS R. SMITH, CARRIE E. WELSHANS, MARGARET PARK, LOTTIE TOWLE, Executive Committee. ATTEND LAMBERTSON FUNERAL Court Adjourns for Chicago Limited ........a 6:00 pm & §:05 am » OMolnl b Chicago & Omahs Ex. b 7:40 am b 3:46 pm Linco Missouri Pacific. Bt Louls Express......al0:00 am & €5 pm| o oty T 7 2105 pm & 615 4m | Federal court sdjourned over Wednesday Nliseis Cen Chicago Express .......s Chicago, Minneapolis & St Paul Limited. .....s 7:50 pm Minneapolis & Bt Paul 2 am b 7:% am a §:06 am | 210338 pra | and the officlals went to Lincoln iz a body & 5:10 pm | 10 attend the funeral services over the re- | mains of Genio M. Lambertson yesterday afternoon. Those who went were: Judge Munger, Marshal Mathews, Clerk Hoyt of the distriet court and Olerk Thummel of the circuit court. All returned last might, and on Thursday more cases relative to the selling of liquor to Indians will be taken up. 4 Mispeurt| "y C Cowin, W. F. Gurley, J. M. Wool- Leave. Arrive. |Worth, T.J. Maboney, C. J. Smyth add many Black Hills, Deadwood, other Omaha lawyers went to Lincoin to at- Hot Springs a 309 pm & 5:0 pm | tend the funeral of Mr. Lambertson. e Lr 0, o 500 P pan. i 3 m e 5 | HAEgS Yok 2 pm | - es for Japan. City, Superior, Geneva NEW YORK, June 18—The cami Exeter and Seward....b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm | Cable company this morning issued fol- Norfolk, lLincoln and lowing motice: “Messages for = Japan Fremont 4 b 730 am b)0:35 am | routed via ‘Northern,’ are mow accepted Fremont Local CRE T ‘ without restriction.” DI —