Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 23, 1902, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES Bered cheek, ean have answers dressed to & numbered letter In o f The Bee. Answeérs so addressed will e SITUATION WANTED. A ITE\OQRAPHEB. When you want one ii the Remin Typewriter office, 1813 arnam st. Te! tp one 1573 A-T% J% WANTED=MALE HELP. FOR HALF A DAT'S WOR It you uve In the c town and ha . among the farmers the neighbornood you can by four of ive hours work. Write 8hd we Wil sena your our pro,osit The Bee Fublisning Co., Soliclicts de ha. B> make jo ea: D, a good man in every county (o subscriptions fof The 'Iwentleth y Farmer. Our agents make good wages everywhere. Hefcrences required. Jwentieth Ceatury ¥ armer, 'nmu: or four good men wanted; §100 per nih. Call & Paxton block SALESMEN wanted to sell frult trees; po- sition permanent, pay weekiy; write for articulars. Address Western Nursery “ompany, Sales Dept, Lawrence, Kan- _sas B3 Juiys FOR RENT-HOUSES, modern house,' §30, _quire m 8. =th FURNISHED HOUSE. S-room modern hoyse on 8. #th St.: cholce location near rnam street: 30 per month = GEORGE AND COMPANY D-M122 77 FOR RENT-FURAL HED Ruo.as, ELEGANT rooms, the 1ty ME% finest location_in 199 Capitc o ave E hotel, 13th and Far DEWEY Europe m. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JUNE 23, ELECTRIO TREATMENT, MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. Il Mfloor R 2 il MME. AHE., va) r Nlhl, - 4 XN L PERSONAL. DR. ROY, chlrvpod saperfiu- ous haif removed by !Ilcu’lcny R. 13, Frenger block. U478 FRIVATE m- tal, ';':d.'“ Juring con- ment, opted. 06 Grant st. Mre Gardeis. 'r.f" Pl Ut HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and_chiro- ¥, for ladles only, in connection with D Bathery, #6-20 Bee bidg. U—83 NICELY furnished room, modern, private family. 1921 .\( Mary's Ave E—-Miss Modern._ E-MIT2 W ROOMS, %% Harney st FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Merriam, comfortable summer home. TelSs. F—880 TWO desirable front rooms, The Pratt, 22 8. Bth st FURNISED front rooms with bo.ra T South 25th street. wi WF- leoves. THE Rose, 300 Harney. Ro FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS, DESK room spage, $5 pes moneh, ground oor room ih The Bee bullding, facing Farnam street; 1o expenge for Hght, heat of janitor service. Peters & Co., e s, Bee Duithiig: 8 TRAL, 3 cholce rooms. 20 N. 284, G three elegant rooms. 20 N. Mo TRAL. DEMONSTRATOR to explain_medicol ¥% per week rixenbal W $180 YEARLY to party capable of hand- selling securit before the publi dustrial Trust Row building WANTED, men to learn elght weeks prepares tools given each studen WA and ex- perience in shops Saturdays; positlo guaranteed; dipiomas granted; particuiars | mailed free. Moler Barber Coliege, 1 _Farnam st B-Ms 27v “barber tr. for 5 position: WANTED, a stout boy, (o take care of | — horso and cow and dehiver goods. Ref- erences rtq\llr\fll lnqulrv 131 Farnam. MEN_Free transportation to Denver to learn barber trade; tools furnished; posi- tions guaranteed; opportunity to earn | board; wages while learning; largest bar- ber college; healthful climate in th world; write for particulars. Moier's Bar- ber College, Denver, Colo.. Beware of fake catalogues and misieading offers; we have mo college in Nebraska B—M23 % WANTED, an _estimator for work. Address D 3, Bee ¢ ‘thlnl mil B—M15s 25 VaA\TED a stout boy to take care of horse and cow and deliver goods; refer- ences required, lInquire 1318 Farnam. B--M164 23 MEN from Omaha and vicinity 12 YOu at once to prepare for Positions in the{ Government Service. Inter- Stal e 0 Cories. Inst., gedurp;t-phls. un y WANTED—FEMALE HELP, WANTED two yo\m‘ lady students teo heirdressing, manicuring and chi- ropody ard sclentiic massage. Call or write R“»om 220, Bee Bldg. —845 100 Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th & Dan WANTED, deserving young. lady or gentle. man to take life ’c&rnh in Omaha’s bsh and a college and 1 housework. 21 §. Zth II. \ C—M! COMPETENT girl for ltncrll housework. Small family; good w; Bfluéll 23th street. WANTED, Mrs. C. C. irl for general housework. roxell, 1615 Emmet street. Csan for general house- T "Bouth =d St uth B4, 8 PERIENCED girl work; small family. FOR RENT—HOUSES, VANS und baggage wagons. Tel 1. D-st8 HOUSES ¢ all parts of city. The O Davis Co.. 82 Bee Bldg. D0 When You Write to Advertisers gemember it only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad In Tho Bee. ENTIRE second floor ;. unfurnished resi- odern; rooms large and cool for [ Zth St Ms23 FOR RENT—Unfurnished rooms with pri- vate bath for light housekeeping. =W th- pell Bidg., 16th and Hamney Qts See Janitor. FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT, the bullding formerly occu- pied by The Bee at 91§ Farnam st. fas four storfes and a beeement which was formerly used as The Bee press roo: This will be rented very reasonavly, [t interested apply at once to 08 wat secretary, room 100, a-'.m.lua FOR RENT, store in Srst-clase location; rent nasonlble A%&.y . C. Peters & bldg. 1286 Co., ground desk ro;lm or large space FOR RENT, sultable for merch: doing business in quire Heae & Co., M'CAGUE BUILDING, 15th and Dodge Sts. Finely lighted and ventilated offices | ; to let, singly or en suite. Good janitor and elevator service, W. FARNAM SMITH CO,, 132 FARNAM ST. 1-82%5 in wholesale district. Dougias St. 1—869—Jy-16 -y AGENTS WANTED. HUDER\' butldin, F. D. Wead, 152 RUPTURE permnenuy cured in % to ® days; send for circular. O. S. M. 81 New York Life blds., umnht, et ACCOKD!ON pleating, chupel best and quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17 & Dougias, GRAMOPHONES and_supplies, wholesal ‘l‘n’d retail. Collins Plano Co., 162 Doug- CHIROPODY a_speciaity, 2 connection with The Bathery, rooms 21 Bee bldg. Tel. 1716, J—853 ELITE PARLORS, 65 8. 16th . 24 floot aio Jfl IHA!IPOOI\D and haird, n!l , nnection with The Bathery, s—m Pulding. Tel. 1716, VIAVA, woman's way to h treatment. Booklet free. Omah Ith. Home Bee bid; U8 LOWEST PRICES in accordion and side &l)!l“l’l'» The Goldman Pleating Co., Dw:lu block. U—MTs1 EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE 82 N. Y. Lite bldg, Omaha. Send for clr'::uhrl. PROF. Jouflso\ cures all_human dis- eas butlding. omce hours, 9 —QQJ!: 'Phune 1810 -5 Jy10 03 p. = m ROOMS. ll“ So. 10th Bt BUSINESS CHANCES. TO buy, sell or ‘exchange & business. Call " Canan, K. & 811 Farnam st Y—M‘ FOR BALE, livery stock, horses, bug- harness, ete, to llllh‘h live town: p-yi business; good reason for selline. 8. Lake, Shenandoah, la. Y—MS(7 2 LAW AND COLLECTIONS, NEBRASKA Collection com; orated), l“ NQ" I‘o\‘k Uhrl:l, anywhers {n the | (m :5 umu or hmun countries No eal- lection, no ch-m mnl reference fute rished on application. -~ Ju Dama, lection of elAl When You Wnte to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra stroke of two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee FOR EXCHANGE. WILL exchange rood oak wardrobe for folding b‘;d L ), Bee. Z—-M510 _— LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry shirts, sc; collars, 2c; cufts, 4. 11% Leavenworth. rnm BEST laundry. The Chi ,"nmu. BEST laundry. The Chisago, ‘phone 26 MANUFACTURING. MELCHIOR, 13th hinist. nd Harney, —MS1! FOR SALE—-REAL ESTATE. HOUSE FOR BAL $3,000 for $-room modern ho corner 38th and Parker Sts., in first-class condition; also good barn; special as- 8 e P n_full, GEOHGE AXD COMPANTY, 11 FARNAN. , northwest OUSES and lots in all parts of city; also - property and farm lands. The O. F. Davis Co., Room 52, Bee bullding. *| WILLIAMSON CHARLES E., Farnam strest 123 910 L, section of farm land, worth $10.00 per acre; every foot can be cultivated; owner needs money and will sell cheap If taken this week J. A Lovgren, #th floor, Paxton bloc x-,—m ane RANCH and_farm lands for sale b Union Pacific Rallroad company. McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa- cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb, lots, farms, ranches, loans Bemis, Paxton blo. R HOUSES, fire insurance. MME SMITH, baths, 118 N 15, 24 floor, r 2. —MS25 Jy16* troubled with that tired feel- IF YOU ing try a STOECKER CIGAR. Its eftect is soothing, exhilirating and in- \|gor-un. U—8471-24 EFCRET SER\’ICE Private work a specialty. Best of references given. H. Bowers, 1916 Cuming street, Omaha. U6 B NOTICE—Mrs. Barbara Rux. it you will send me your addrs I will'let you know about your grandchildren, Blanche and Frank “Rose. Mrs. Julia' A. Richards, Van Buren, Carter County, Missourl. U—MI3T M* IF YOU want one of the nicest homes in Hanscom Place I will give you s bargain. Owner left city. Must sell, J. H. Sherwood, 837 N. Y, L. Bldg. RE—M153 When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra stroks or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. NEW Process phonograph records bought #old or exchanged. Records rented. Cal and ask Grace LLHIIF 108 Webster. 2 for terms. MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. PER CENT on business DND(I‘(] per cent on residence property. Options to pay whole or part an 1 MEIKLE, 1 8. 15 h‘ o ONEY to loan on improved Omah Mtate. ‘Brennan-Love Cos 9 8 B> W87 W, 1320 an-;n st. WANTED, eit loans and warrants. Farnam Smit] & Co., PRIVATE money. Sherwood, %7 X, Y. L. WANTED, canvassing agents in ""‘ sounty to_ solicit supscriptions_ to TWENTIETH FARM steady employment ith assured lood Income agents In the country Bome und Sagey sepecislly Geeirad; can: Vassers make easily $8 to $100 per month, Address Century Farmer Soficitors’ bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. 13 AGE\TS tlmed to sell medlcln' that will cure all diseases Johnson, Bee bullding J 854 24 AGENTS, canvassers, fllr men, peddlers, medicine men, we wan 8 good agents in Svery county’in the United States to Vertise our improved sarsaparilla by sell- ing our full $L.00 size n-o-mce bottle for 35 cents. This is the est seller on earth. Every person. needs It to fortify against the heat lnd buys from 1 to 12 bottles. Nearl; T cent profit agents. Write qulck terms and terri- tory. F. R. Greene, 8 Dearborn St., cag: I 2¢ WANTED-TO BUY. WANTED, two or three good vacant lots, suitable for residences or flats; must §ood locations and price reasonable: all cash and Do extra expense of sell Adaress direct to buyers, B 10, gare Be Bee WANTED—2d-hand clothing tor mh 120 Farnam. —M297 Jy. 3 TWENTY-FIVE feet of oak ofl!ca rl.llln.. cheap for cash. Address, D 25, Bee. p —llfl—’ W AV TED—Claims agalnst Glob' Snvln Write C 6, Bee R mne Tg .OV'Z ht t Omaha _‘r'nlx.x Sluo‘n 0.; office ‘arnam, or Tels. i D—-S6 ISE PAY 'E BOSTWICK & CO., for :hnlec houses. 601-2 N.'Y. Life Bidg. Tel. D FOR RENT, modern house near school. The O. F. Davis Co., #8 Bee B MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel 1498 D558 HOUSES, eto. P. D. Wead, 154 Dougla: D7 SIX-ROOM fiat, all modern. 1112 So_lith. D—M80% b oo, modern, ?.mn.;’e \ve. T'l ‘ -}rnnbl;“ Cl:‘NTRAl. 4room flat. FOR RENT, house, ne 2621 Capito! N. 24 D-M6i ?nu&ua rooms. modern. and Tizard, 20 rt, five rooms and barn, 16. Others. ngwalt Bros., Barker D1 GOOD #-room modern house. 04 Blondo. D—M317 HOUSES, stores. Bemls, Paxton block. D-ins HOUSES and flats. alt, Barker block 3 Ringw: = GOOD modern S-rvom house. 64 Blondo. D-Mn7 S(;u'm OMAHA, 6-room cottage, 2ith e . modern 1§th St rnnm cottage, elty & pgr ath. cottage. city Water 16 Kiichen. remt 010 per thonth ;a1 North 4t 8, S-room fiat with bath gas. §1.00 per month willag & Potter, Receiver, Omaha Loan and Trust Co, %8 Brown Block. D-x NORTH WTH 8t. wE KAv‘l 30 tenants and only one vacant Bouse. ou wish your wm-n( well Tented Illl t with Ringwalt Bros. Barker block. DM 3 RENT. ms, all modern and in per month. =th IM Jackson 8fs.. a3 just been put u Arst- rh. rv per month. GEORGE A’ slcourm 161 FARNAM. ru\w\ll—l rooms, modern, and barn, rooms and barn, Bros, Barker D room house. 14 horfl lu .I-. .oalh Gmaha. DM 019 Marey St good cundition, \ FOR SALE—FURNITURE. L.HJCAOO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. New and second-Hiand, bought, lold. uxch‘ufl. U861 FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. FOR BALE. cheap, & Concord buggy, I1Sth _aud Vinten. Fiet PAI\TX\G uul updn on wagons, etc., our special H. Frost, 4th lnd l‘lv- tn'nrlh. T 1. FOR SALE, haetons, runabouts, new and nmn &t cut prices. Re- pairing, p.mun. trimming; also put on rubber tires. Pfeiffer, Z1th and Leav- enworth Sts. P11 I SEVERAL fine drl'ln’ Borses. Walter Phelps, Room D, N. Life BI?. Ca FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. WIRE fence tor wunn, bog, lawn and guards. Wire Works, "7 5. §80h"be.""Ter s Q—MuT2 Julyd FOR SALE, phonoy graphs, superior to any other musical Inllfllfllfll. . The Wittman Co., 1621 Farnam. o NEW avd 2dhaad typewriters. 1y ‘nam. ~ FOR SALE, secondhand desks, chairs and walnut office counter and retlings. We- 145 Farn: M1 WHITE sawdust; season checked oak tim- bers Douglas. cheap; hog fence, ete. Wi CLD wheels taken in trade on new ones Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chl i Bt Q—fim INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. M IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 115 Farnam. Q—se IDHAND safe cheap. Bchwarts, 114 8. 1th Q464 SECONDHAND billlard and poo. tables bililard tabies repaired: S larws stock ol Sheap bar fixtures. .~ s runswick Balke lhnd. Co M-O Baum W0th. Q418 FOR SALE. fine Illlb.fl harness, M g;s‘"“'d and u n”( 'h[ o “l seen Al l Hand Ledvigwed 4 umm- nn lhor. Omaha. BICYCLES lnd vlon ments—$5 do wheels, 35, - n‘ Omaha Bicyele Co., v-r 2 B il ey e R W S ] CLAIRVOYANTS. » MRS FRITZ, clairvoysst 164 “11\. AR)( and city loans, low rates. F t Dl ‘homas, 1st Nat. Bank b! Te Nog - W—s9%0 WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 1708 Farnam st., Bee hld W91 LOW S. Private mo; RATE:! PAYNE INV ESTMENT CO)IPAVY Main Floor N. Id‘ 4% TO § P. C. money. Bemis, Paxton blk. W53 5 PER CEN’T loans. @Garvin Bro& 1604 PRIVATE money. F.D. Wead, 152 Douglas $100 UP, low rate. Prichard, 1712 Farnam. W—M110 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTEL Quick Money Is sometimes very essential. Our facilities for making Joas on short notice are ua- We loan on furniture,, planos, five stock; ete. And SALARIED ‘PEOPLE, without mortgage or endo low as the lowes harge for making papers of filing morte gages and we do not deduct interest in advance. By dealing with us o, our par- tial p.’lymzn( plan advance jast what the loan will cost you, You can borrow six months or longer and pay it back in one month if you choose 3pd pay for just what time you keep it We slways iy to please’” gur patrons. SAHA MORTOAGE LOAN Co” 15 B6ard of Trade Bidg. (Establisted 1832) 3% . 3520-acre stock and n farm, the best in the state of Washington, 4 miles from Lamona on the Great Northern R. R.; 1.00 acres under cultivation, 0 acres in fine tmothy, balance fine’ bunch-grass pasture; @ large living stream runs through this place; i-room house, good well, two_barns, tenced and cross- fenced. We have for sale over 300,000 acres of improved and unimproved farm n _eastern Washington. G. A. PANCEY-WILLIAMS COMBPANY. % Riverside ave., Spokane, Wash RE—M649 270 SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. for cholce bargains. @1i-2 N, Y. Life Bidg. Tel. 106 RE—414 A MONTHLY payment h‘lgin ln I-mm house. G. M. Nattinger. hane OMAHA Safe and iron Wks make a spe- claity of fire escapes, shutters, doors and safes. G. Andreen, Prop., 102 8. ioth St SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A C. VAN BANT's school. 717 N. Y. Life. —a1 BOYLES college, court reporter """S'g" N. Y. Life. Bffi'; NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Theater. When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra !rvko r two of the to mention the fact you saw the ld in_The &_ PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, aceommodat- ing; all business confidential. 1301 Dou’hn AUTOMOBILES. ELECTRIC T AUTOMOBILES. 1113 Farnam street. Deright's = NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Flating Co., Bee Bidg. Tel %8, ng idg. -_—— STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge Bld . ] LAWN MOWERS, Shi ed, repaired. I L Wks , 1408 Howard arpen pal Howar ——————y DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING in familles or at home. Miss Sturdy, 242 Farnam. —&2 Jyu* TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. 7 POSTOFFICE NOTICE. /and_thence by steamer, ck office daily at 60 p. m. ‘Mal 1 by rall to Florida, and thence by steam- ers, are dispatcned daily, except Thurs- 487, final connecting closes, for dispatch on uond.'p Wednee- days & * at m.;_for dispatch via Miami, on Mondays and Sat- utdays at 63 p. m. Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, close at this office dally except Sunday at 130 p. m. and 11:3% p. m. Bundays at 1 p. m. and 11:30 p. m. w-h. for Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortes and Guatemala. by rail to New Orieans, ‘and thence by steamer, close at this office daily except Sunday at <13 p m. Sundags at =1 p. m,_(con- necting cioses here Mondays for Belise, Puertg Cortes and Guatemala. and Tues: days for Costa Rica) gistered mall foma'at € p. . previbus day. Transpac Mails. Malls for Hawall, Japan, China and Philip- l San Francisco, close . up to June **23, Inclu- ll\" (ar dllpqlch per s s Hong Kong Malla ‘for the Philippine siands, via San Francisco, close here up {0 June oo, fclusive, for Slepateh per U, S. transport. Malls for China and Japan, via Seattle, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. ap to June mth. inclusive, for dispatch per . s Kaga Maru. (Registered mall must be directed “via Seattle”). Malls for Australia (except West Australia, which is forwarded via ope), New Zealsnd, Fijl, Samoa and Hawail, ' via San Francisco, cloge here dally ai ¢:3) m. after June **Z1 and up to June *25, [iclusive, of on arrival of s s Lucant due at New York June =, for dis per 8. 8. Sonom Mails for Chir and Victoria, 0! hers £ 5. up %o July oo, inclustve, for dispatch per s s. Bmpress of China Gregistered mail must’ be specially ad; Merchandise for 1 outal Aency at Shanghal cannot be forwarded via Canada). Mails for Hawaii, China, Japan and Phil- ippine lslands, via San Francisco, close here daily at 4:0 p. m. up to July *43, in- cl or dispateh per s. 8. China. Malls for China Javan, via Tacom: close here daily at . ‘m. up to Ju S netustve. Tor aispatoh per 5. 8. Ta- via Vancouver dally at coma, Malls for Hawali, via San Francisco, close here daily at 6% p. m. up to July 7, in- clusive, for dispatch per s. s. Alameda. Matla for Tahit] and Marquesas islands, via Ban Franciseo, close here dally at §:3 p. m. up to July *19, inciusive, for dis- patch per s. 3. Australla. Mails for Australia (except West Australts, which goes via Europe, and New Zealana) which goes vi Francisco), and Fi EiachaSorta Vincouver and Victoris, C.. close here daily at 6:3 p. m. up to July *919, inclusive, for dispatch 2 Yoana (specially addressed oniy) Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of fling dally and the schedule of closing is arranged on the presumption of their uninterruted overland transit, *Re tered mail closes at 6 p. m. previous day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster. RAILWAY TIME CARD. 'WIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717. 506 S. 16th. £ —Men —_— PATENTS. NTS—Sues & Co., Omaha, Neb. PATENTS—Sues & Co., Om w PLUMBING. . W. DUDGEON, 2010 Farnam. Tel. 1966 T 4 —M315 Jye* —_— e g POSTOFFICE NOTICE. GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate, mort- sage, rentals,” insurance. Brown block, MEDICAL. DR PRIES. the acknowledged leading specialist in diseases of women in Omaha, would call the attention of suffering ladies to his unsurpassed accommodations before and during confinement and his treatment for irregularities, no matter phat cause. Call or adaress, with stamp, Ariington Block,’ 1513 Dodge; FOR women only, Madam 8Ban Moys Jap- anese tablets, 4 reproduction in tablet form of a formula used-as a vaginal douche by the Japanese women for cen- turies. Immediate relief given in falling or tipping of the uterus, ulceration, lu- corrhoea, odorous, frritating or staining, d all ‘vaginal discharges, so disagree- able and weakening. Sent prepald matl gF express on recelpt of 30, Paris and Chicago Chemical Company, Illinols Bank Sullatng, Chicags, 10 Drawer 65 58 20 When You Write to Advertisers remember it oniy takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Ree TYPEWRITERS, THE wondertul Lambert Typewriter will do the work of a $100 machine; is rapld, efi- clent and durable: to introduce will sell a limited number at §30. Telephone. write or call. Monroe & Co., S11 N. 16th 8t -—m FUR DRESSING. LA.RBI:IT pL! Bl\ ESS PLE, LARIED P sters, g Douses, ‘sens wihost s curity; easiest terms; 40 offices in prin- gipal’ éities. Tolman,’ 0 Board of Trade Bldg. X802 BALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS. Do you want money for long or short terms at rates rarely equaled by competitors? “Its our business to supply It.” AMERI- - MONEY loaned on furniture, weiry, to salaried people. o was. (o DUl Groan T Harker | I(Ve stoc! 7] lock. X—901 'WRT ROUTE TO PLAIN., QUIET, PRIV, ATE OFFlCu us how much you want A.\D how you want to Hu Our simple, old-fashioned, -o d methods that cux't help but nlease “WE LOAN ON PLAIN NQTES pithout ma Y $i hO‘l‘Hl\O g:‘ducletm ‘ltO charge lol papers. s us ease you. RELI?\“LI CREDIT Cb., Room N3, Third Floor, Paxto: FROENTYX SREBrF e 0. Successor to J. Tel 746, MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried e business confidential; lowest rates. ¥ Paiion block. The 3. A Hution Gor MONEY loaned on plancs, furniture, jew. eiry, horses, cows, ete. C. F. Reed, 3198 13 BUSINESS CHANCES. WHEN you want to buy, sell our business or property q&fci“""‘:'. . Johnson, M3 N. g E:( Y—MY TO GET in or out of business call on Wil lams, Room 411, McCague B: ©O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners. 14 So. 13th. —831 — EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. G, R. RATHBL' l‘lvu private lessons in kkeeping, ete. R. 15, Com. Nat. Bk. — M4 - OSTEOPATHY. GID E. & ALICE JOHNSON, Mleop.lhl. Suite §5, N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel lfl_“ DR. A. T. HUNT, 512 McCague Bldg. Tel B2 —817 DR. MRS, MUSICK, Douglas Blk. Tel_.':fix JUNK. ALPIRN buys all kinds ol ll: Imn vnd metals. $13 Douglas St STEAM DYE WORKS. BUITS cleaned, pressed. $1.00. Ladies skirts e, The Canadian, 816 N. 16th ro; = Yy ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. GRAND Electric Co., 18 & Jackson. Tel 2846 ———— BALE TIES, OMAHA Hay Bale Tle Co., 811 North ).gl e GARBAGE. ANTI- IONOPOLY GARBAGE CO, cesspools and vaults, removes garba, gead animals 4t Teduced prices €1N 18 e———::—— STORAGE, furniture of a 10-room ho: ying Nlldlf‘. e and 16th; cash otter sidered. A good thing for the won Holno rent reasonable. A C Y260 BL42 odern, B aned_monthly busineas £ hon llvl eastern lowa u)'ll . H. Johnson, N tly fur- only 8 furnfiture &oru i Lite. Enterprising Man with ‘,~ al uq-ln lnlllu est 1o & rapldly »rolulh Umate \dutufln‘ business, in- Testigile e propositien. J. B John- PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co. lll 814 Jones, general storage and forwa - ng. Tels. 15595, e OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511% Farn. CARFPENTERS AND JOINERS, ALL kinds of nter work and repairt: tly to. J. T. Ocn.lr:t‘. ACCORDION PLEATING. REDUCED z-q'u':,."u.a""""&u G e FLORISTS. L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. 1253, ‘Bend for price list, cut flowers AM vhnl& ANNOUNCEMENTS. (Should be read DAILY by all inter- ested as changes may occUr at any time). Foreign malls for the week ending June 25, 192, will close (PROMPTLY in all cuu) the general postoffice as follows: PAR. CELS I§Cl XOLS close one hour earlier than closing time shown b ';;l mails for Germany close at § onday and Wednesday. . Regular and supplementary malls close at fgrel n station half hour later t Closing time shown below (except that sup- Dlementary mails for Europe and Central America, Lolon, close one hour later at foreign station) Transatiantic Mails. TV ESDAY—A( 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE, per M. Theresia®, via Plymout Lhcrbour and Bremen (mail for Irelan must be directed -per s. 8. K. Ther- esia”); at 8:3 a. m. for ITALY direct, per . 's. Sardegna (mail must be directed er s. s. Sardegn. DNESDAY_AC 6 . m. for IRELAND, . 8. Oceanic, via Queenstown (mall of Burope must be di- Oceanic™); at 6:3 a. m. Tor EUROP r s. s St Paul. via Southampton; at 11 a. m. for DENMARK direct, per . = Oscar 11 (mail must be directed * 1’ THURSDA —A . for EUROPE, per s. rck, via Plymouth, herbouri | and Hamburg (mail for France, rgl'lllvrllnd Italy, Spain, Portu- gal, Turkey, Egypt, Greece, British Indla and Lorenzo Marques must be mrecud Bism; lrck ); at 7 for LA‘(D XTALY UG, h TURKEY, EGYPT, BRITISH INDIA and LOR- ARQUEZ, per s. 8. La Savole, via S Tiavs (mall for other parts of Eu- rope must be directed “per s s La 7 a. m. for ITALY di- All;r ‘m-n Jmust be dlv ) tor EURGPE, q stown; at e b ETHER 4A\DE direct, pre » s Staatendam (mail must rected “per_s. s. Staatendam’ a. m. for ITALY direct, per s. dl Torino (mail must be directed per s. 8 Citta di Torino” 3 SCOTLAND direct, per (mail must be directed Iumbtl) ll 19 m. for rect, . dlrecled "p'l' .. 8. Kroonland”). *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes printed matter, commercial papers and samples for Germln( only. The same class of mall matter for other parts ot Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by | After the closing of the lunplemenllry transatiantic malls named above, ad- ditional supplementary mails are opened on the plers of the Americar, English, French and German® steamers, and re- main open until within ten minutes of the hour of salling of steamer. Malls for South and Central Americs, West Indles, Ete. TUESDAY—At 9:3 & m. (supplementary 3 . m.) TRAL AMERICA ¢ Coata Rica) and SOUTH PA- per s. 8. Finance, via Colon, (mail for Guatemais must be di- rected per inance™); at GnENADAT TRINIDAD -na ‘et DAD BOLIVAR, e m. for NORTHERN B . . Hilary, via Para and § 3 p m. for' JAMAICA, per Admlrl] Far- from Bosion; T m. for ) soh. trom Philer m. for ARGEN- PARAGUAY, per at 10 a. m. for LAND direct, per s. s. Rosa- o lementary 1 p. ¢ TURKS TisTAND “and. BoMI: REPUBLIC, per 5. &, Cherokes. THURSDAY—At § & for CUBA, YU- CATAN. CAMPECHE, TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per s. & Yucatan (mall for ber parts of Mezico mist be directed Yucatan”); o . m, for amiral Bebley, trom Boston; at 11:3 p. m. for NEWFOUND- s. Corean, from Philadel- FellD\Y At 12 m. !or IEX!CO per s 8 Niagara via ’l'un\ per 5 o k¥ {auppieme S a m) tor PORTO o CCRA CAQ and VENEZUELA, per s. & Caracas (mall for Savanilla and Cartagens must be directed “per s. 8. Caracas 2, (supplementary 10:%0 & ) for FOR- y AND, JAMAICA, SAVANILLA and CARTAGENA, per & & Alleghany (man for Costa Hice must be difected Der s 8. Alleghany $:3 1-?pl~mfl|wy 10:3 & -n for SANTA MARTA, per a. 8. . ‘(supplementary a ‘m) 1{'8 nd - WINDWARD DUTCH and r 8. s Fontabelle: r 5. 8 Morro c..u. via Havana s m. for AR- URUGUAY ‘and 'PARA- per & 3. Coronda: at 1M p. m per 8. 8. Olinds, via Matanzas Coratmary sall oly, ) X rected “per s s. Olinda"). by rail to Noflh Malis for ho'(eumlh the: close Sydney. sad at this off u d‘l l( dar " Wegns flh for nn ek Bk | R UNION STATION—10TH AND MARCY. Chicago & Northwestern. “The Northwestern Line.” ight St. Paul 'DA)IIKM Chicago. joal Chl fo Local slou City Un! Chicago lell.d Chicago & Omaha Chicago, Rock I EAST. Leave. Cllfl(‘l(o Daylight Lim- Chicago Daylight. thcl[o Express. Des Motnes Local pm thl.;(o Fast Express. A ib pm WEST. Rocky Mountain Lim- ited ... .8 6:80 am Lincoln, Colo. Springs, Denver, Pueblo ani West Colo., Texas, Cal Okiahoma Flyer.. ‘Wabash. ‘Cannon Ball"" a 1:3 pm 7 P a 5:20 pm al2:40 pm @ 5:15 pm a §:20 am 210:30 pm rm 3 Louln Elprm . am . L Ex unnu ‘Central Chicago Express ... Chicago, Minneapolis St Padl Limited. Minneapolls & St. Pai Express ... Chicago Express . a 6:19 pm b10:35 pm 210:3 pr —— WEBSTER DEPOT—15TH & WEBSTER Fremont, Elkhorn Valley. & Missourt Leave. 3:0 pm .4 3:00 pm H"u"i York, David City, Superior, Geneva, Exeter and Seward.. Norfolk, Lincoln and Fremont ... Fremont Local . (8 Arrive. 5:00 pra € 5:00 pm Black Hills, Dudwoud Hot Spri b 3:00 pm b 7:3 am ¢ 7:30 am Y , Minneapolis & Oma Twin City Bloux Cit Emerson Missouri Pac Nebraska Local, Weeping Water BURLINGTON STA' ., Burlington & Quinmey. e. Arrive. am a 46 pm b 5:00 pm b19:25 am 2:00 pm all b 6:40 pm hlfillfl ssen; - & al 4:10 pm al0:% am ~10TH & MASON Chiea Ghicago Spectal Vei ubukd Ex. Local Nebraska Express . Denver Limited .. Black Hlll- and Puget Vullbul.d Fort Crook and Piatts- mouth Bellevue & Pacitie Jot. Bellevue & Pacific Jot. Kansas Oity, St. Joseph & Couneil Blufts. Kansas Clit; Kansas City a Daily. b Dally except Sunday. ¢ Bun- day onl; 4 D-.Ily except .llurdly e Dally except STEAMBOATS. Summer Tours on Lake Michi THE ELEGANT for LEAVES CHICAGO AS FOLLOWS: . Thars. 10:30a.m. Sat. dp.m. MANITOU STEAMSHIP CO., ANCHOR Lins—U 3 MWAJL~STEAMERS muubnw accommodations. I.-‘m—mdn——--.nw: o tetwess New wEW ORK. G TALKS T0 SCHOOL DIRECTORS Btate luptrlnnndnt }'nlcr Meoets Xom- bers of Douglas Oounty Board. FAVORS CONSOLIDATION OF DISTRICTS Cites Method Adopted in New Y Ohto Where Smaller Schools Are Dome Away with Advantageously. - The school directors of Douglas county spent Saturday afternoon at the courts house asking-W. K. Fowler, state super- Intendent of public imstruction, questions about the things that have bothered them in the discharge of their ofictal duties. The meeting was arranged and conducted by E. J. Bodwell, county perintendent, in pursuance of & law passed a littls more than a year ago providing tgat such a con- ference should be held each year. In Douglas county 192 men were qualified to participate and nearly that number wers present. Before the quiz opened Superintendent Fowler spoke of the general work in the state and particularly emphasized the merits of the plan of consolidating the small school districts. This plan he favors and advocates, believing it would result in decreasing the expense, while increasing the efficiency of the great work of teaching the young idea. He cites the success of the method adopted in New York and Ohlo, where the smaller schools are done away with and the children hauled regularly to and from a central school large enough to accommodate all Insurance and Mu Concerns. The questions that were asked him whes he concluded his address and lnvited in- quiries were many and varied, but the principal one was whether school boards have the power and right to insure school property in mutual companies. Mr. Fowler answered that he beliefed they had, but A. B. Detwiler of school district No. 17 took. issue with him in this opinion, afirming that a school board has not the right to involve the property in an unlimited in- debtedness, which would be the case, he argued, it it insured in a mutual company, because a mutual company is necessarily one of unrestricted assessment. Mr. Det- wiler admitted that his line of argument it one furnished in mumerous pamphlets and circulars sent out by old-line companies, but he eald he had faith in it because there had been a decision from the supreme court sustaining it. He could not recall the de- clsion well emough to quote it and there being no copy of the statutes available, Mr. Fowler, still clinging to his original opinion in the matter, said he would in- vestigate fully upon his return to Lincoln and notify Superintendent Bodwell of hls finding. Attorney Herring of the city board said that in his opinion a board had a right to insure In any solvent company. Oath is Overworked. Answering another question, Superin- tendent Fowler sald that in taking the school census the mew oath need mot be demanded for each specific statement year after year, but that it was intended, he thought, primarily as a remedy in those cases where parents are obstinate in mak- ing answer to the census taker's questions, This came as welcome news to many and It was disclosed that some of the questioners have been working the oath overtime, mot only requiring parents to swear to the number of children In their respective families, but golng further and making the somewhat embarrassing, though innocent, demand that they swear the youngsters are their own. VISIT OF BUCKEYE SHRINERS Wearers of the Fes from Ci Spend Two Hours in Om From 4:30 to 6:30 Saturday afterncom ninety-four jaunty little red fezzes from Columbus, O., were bobbing about the streets of Omaha, from the Union station to the Bee building, from the Bee building to the Lininger art gallery and from there Pack to the station by various routes. The wearers were sixty-three members of Al- addin temple and thirty-one of their wives and women friends, beside the local delega- tion from Tangler temple, Omaha, which acted as escort for the visitors while they were In the city. Under the care of Potentate J. McCune and Recorder J. Josephs, the Buckeyes have been to 'Frisco for the great Shriner pow- wow and are now returning to Columbus. There are five cars in their speclal train, including two loaned by Al G. Fleld, the minstrel, who is & member of Aladdin tem- ple, and went with the party to 'Frisco, only to be suddenly recalled on business, The special left Columbus the morning of June 2, reached the Golden Gate In just one week and will be back in Columbus June 22 If all goes well. Besides briefly inspecting all places of interest en route, the party spent & day at Los Angeles, where it re- celved treatment that is sald to have been infinitely more cordial than San Francisco’s, and spent another day on Catilina islands, where G. F. Twitchell, a brother to Larry Twitchell, formerly ell known among Omaha fans, caught a t ty-pound white #ea bass, three feet four and one-half inches long. The fish, with some equally large ones that were caught by Mrs. Johm Chester, served as special rations for the entire Aladdin delegation. In the competitive drill, the joy of every Shriner's heart, Aladdin was beaten three points by El Gabel of Denver—and that's the thing that brings & tear to the Aladdin eye, every time it is mentioned, because it was just the accidental slipping of a sword that cost the victory. It fell and the wearer was detected Iin the act of snatehing it from the ground. The judges charged ten poluts for the slip and that gave the Denver temple a lead of three points. The credit scores being so nearly even, it was decided to duplicate the first prizes, a silver cup and a picture, 5xi3 feet, of the big trees of California, and let Columbus carry away as good as Den- ver, except for the homor of the thing, which is the Colorado city’'s. On the train with the other Shriners of lesser prominence was the Aladdin patrol, including: Wheeler C. Wikoff, captal J. Bdward Orr, first lleutenant; Frank Leooard, second lleutenant; C. 8. M Krumm, A. W. Kiler, E. H. Bentley, H. In Westervelt, Ed Gamper, A. W. Dorberty George J. Kard, J. B. Elliott, 8. M. Elllott, 0. E. Miles, E. 8 Strang, J. O. Cutler, A. H. Cratty, E. J. Burkert, 0. 0. Rinker, George Brewer, ir., C. M. Voorhees, B. B, Vance, F. T. Carroll, ¥. A. Drake, O. H, Williard, jr., Harry Deeg, A. C. Lowe, William Nicholas, P. B. Darling, J. N, Koerner, Harry Gabriel. Small Bar: re. At 915 last & small one-story in the rear of Vlulhn street '.. covered to be on fire. The ngulahed. " however, before any uflm Although no obtained, the fire incend! this rd this neighborhood within ?» - ¥ Hubermann, Jeweler, est. 1866, absolutely reliable, lowest prices guaranteed. 13th and Douglas. Have Root print it