Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 8, 1902, Page 7

THE OMAHA DA ILY BEE: MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1902, SPECIAL NOTICES| Advertiseme. will be taken cvening edition tor morning and § Rates, 1 1-2c & word first hered check, can have anaw dressed to a numbered letter in o of The Bee. An nddressed will quired, 34 per week; can give best ¢ erences. Address P9, Bee, A—M A_THOROUGHLY competent hor wishes a good steady piace by th 4 has been in the employe of the govern: ment for a long time in quartermaster's department. Address P 81, care Bee A—M EXPERIENCED stenographer wants posi- tion. P 33, Bee. A—-MA1—-9* HUSTLING deputies wanted; men or women; splenald contract. The Garden- ers, 415 Bee Bldg. WANTED for U. 8. army, ablebodied un- married men between ages of 21 and 3, citizens of United States, of good char- acter and temperate habits, who can apeak, read and write Engish. For in- formation apply to Recruiting Officers, 16th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, and posi: office buliding, Lincoln, Neb. GOOD messengerse wanted; high salar A. D. T. Co., 212 Bo, 13th St. B- Muss WANTED, machine shop apprentice and two shop boys. Apply 41 N. Mdin St, Council Bluffs B—M7% WANTED, middie-aged man; good address, large acquaintance. City Savings bank, 16th and Douglas. B—-M794 WANTED—Laboters for steam shovel work and drivers for scraper work. Hall Grad- ing and Construction Co., Council Bluffs. B-M302 10* Open 8 p. m. Western Art Co;, 1714 Nicha i s gent boy to hold roof room of Bee Pub. Co et wd - NTED, short order cook; steady, tem- perate, well recommended. W. O. Torre: Alblon, Neb. M332 12" WANTED, boy with wheel to learn the drug business. Beaton & McGinn drug store, 16th and Farnam. 8 9 WANTED, a_man for farm work and to tend the turnace. Cor. 2th and Hamilton Bts. References required, B—M0 8 WANTED, men to learn barber trade. of apprenticeship saved by our work, instructions, lec- tures, etc. Tools given each student. Diplomas ~granted, = wages Saturdays, board provided. Positions furnished. Ca alogue and particulars matled free. Moler Barber College, 102 Douglas St. WANTED, experienced clothing and shos lesman, single; lowa town over 2,000 best references; particulars on applica- tion; steady place; fair salary. Address P 44, Bee. B—Mbi7 8 SALESMEN WANTED. EVERYWHERE, to sell Lambgrt Type- writers. Monrde & 31 N, 16th St., Omaha. 939 WANTED, active, energetic custom shirt salesman for Omaha and vicinity; must be of good appearance and able to get Business from the best people; must have best references as to character and ability; to such a m: permanent position oftered, with opportunity of earning large salary.” Rockford Shirt Co., Rockford, il —M31L eete—————————— WANTED—FEMALE HELP. 4 100 Girls. Call Canadian office, 16th & Dodge. —9 WANTED, Swedish or German girl for general housework: small family; good Call o Bt oM WOMAN over 25 to manage a department; must glve two weeks to learn the busi- hess. P 29, Bee. + c—Madl 3 2020 St. Mary's C—350 WANTED, a washwoman to come Mon- days. Apply at 2538 Davenport St. C—%2 9 GEN. housework,g00d wag WANTED, young girl for general house- work, small family, no washing; could sleep’ at home If preferred. 2413 Chicago Bt. C—853 §* WANTED—Good cashier and assist in wrapping packages, and | understand & Tt bookkeeping. Address P 41, Tice. Mo 8¢ WANTED—A capable lady stenographer and typewriter; must have a knowledge of plano music also; monthly salary, $10 to ‘begin. ' Apply Monday or Tuesday, Plano Player Co., Arlingtop Bilk., 1511 Dodge. c—pb2z § FOR RENT—HOUSE! MODERN i-room house, near park So. 2t % rental $10. William K. Potter, 38 Brown block. recelver, D—M269 9-room modern house, 422 N. 39th St. room modern house and barn, 235 8. L 20th Bt §20—10-room modern ppieton Ave -room modern house, 4019 Dodge St room modern house, 4621 Farnam St ¥i0—6-room house, city water, 920 N. BRENNAN-LOVE CO., 3§ 8. 13TH ST D28 9. house and barn, 2210 5-ROOM water, §7.50. ton block. xcellent _condition, ecity 3116 Seward St. Bemis, P: D301 ROOM house. 7-ROOM house, 523 8, 234 st D—M320 11 Tel. 584 D—M339 Sprague. 509 PARK Av@, § rooms, modern, furnished or unfurnished. Stringer, Paxton biock. D—MB19 9* WARM, modern house with stable, central location, newly painted; speclal conces- sions to' responsivie tenant. K. C. Peiers & Co. D—M5T 18 10-ROOM house, 411 So, 15th St. Inquire 1728 Dodge. - 2 8 2741 8. 18TH 8T, 6-room cottage, city wu'f," 15th 8t. | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, LADIES' and gents' watches, 150 dia- ‘monds, left in pawn, good as new, selling at half price. Diamond Loan Office, Douglas. QM- BUY or sell pool tables. Kern, 21 8. 12th. Q4918 Inquire 1914 N. 2th_St QM BARN for sale CHRISTMAS perfumes. Write for catalog. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha QM2 IGHT Hamilton Plano, good as new. 23 8 24th Q24 8 MUST sell my Smith Premier typewriter No. 2 at once; leaving city; first reasona- bie offer accepted. Address P 14, Bee Q—M3w 10 BUY statuary for Xmas presents. Our en- tire stock must be sold out. 712 8. Q-2 83 FOR BALE, lot of oak office fixtures, coun- ters, glass partiti and desks; in good repair, and_will sold cheap. C. B. Havens & Co., 1522 Farnam St M333 12 FOR_SALE, full-blooded Jersey cow and heiter 2 months_old, $60; also phaeton, e Call or address %15 Howar DHAND billiard and pool t ‘d_tables repaired; a large s k of bar fixtures, cigar counters, ete. The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co, 407-9 8o. 10th. Q218 3 SE billia cheap ables; OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, Kuropean Hotel, 13th and I $l PER WEE “So. south of court house. 9is AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th and Dodge E—91s 950 ard, ROOMS for light housekeeping. 1623% Ho 'd. E—-Ma31 12 Telephone 780, ~M%1 SAM-HEATED rooms, 81 Burker Hotel, 13th and Jon 3 ROOMS for light housekeeping. ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago | A_FINE cutter. Call after 2 o'clock 2213 Doaglas QM 8 GOOD_second-hand bollers for sale. Ap- ply Switt and Company, South Omah. Q—M533, ———————————— CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. FRITZ, clalrvoyant, 1614 Cass street. 5965 MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 §. 15, B—966 B TN e ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor, R. 2. T—Mu2 45 MIS8 DUVAL ad floor. MM manicuring. 1615 Howa T--M1%—17 vapor bath: GRACE O'BRYAN of Kentucky. 120 8. 13th, TAoA—11 FRONT room, modern, $ per week. el S E—160 16 rooms walking distance. 224 Farnam. E—M31d 11 Miss Ivering, massage baths, 501 N. 13th St. —51 Jans e g e L IETE PERSONAL. LARGE front room, new house and furnl- ture, strictly modern; private family; references required. 2419 Douglas st. Tel. B26%. E—Mi20 8° SLEGANTLY furnished rooms in new ‘modern home; hot water heat; referenc 1616 Webster. —M3 FOR RENT, two furnished rooms in strictly_modern house, on good Car line. 210 N. 25th st. 1506 9 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. MERRIAM, comfortable ;1nt£:non;ai. 59 South %th_avenue. M PRIVATE family. T, nicely furnished rooms, with 'OR R including iine; al reasonable, Apply 2406 Cass telephone; convenient to within walking distance; te F’rel FURNISHED room on first floor and one on second. 2L 8. %th 8ty a2 car rms 79 — FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT—Store in first-class location; rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co., greund floor, Bee Bldg. 1266 FOiL RENT—The bullding formerly occu- pied by-The Bee at 416 Farnam St. It has Tour ktories and a basement which was formerly "used as The Bee pross room. “This will be rented very reasonably. If interested apply at office to C. C. Hose- water, secretary, room 100, Bee bullding. CENTRAL, grocery, drug, meat market, with fixtures also fine laundry, with eteam heat and power., Tizard, 220 f_fii STORE ROOM. 1615 Howard St In good repalr, with lght basement, $60.00 per month. GEORGE & COMPANY, 1601 Farnam 8t OFFICES in the Bee bui month up. Rental price includes light and janitor service. R. C: & Co., Rental Agents, Ground floor, Bee Bidg. 121 AGENTS WANTED. ng, $10. WANTED—Canvassing agents in every county to solicit suoscriptions to THE TWENTIETH CENTUKY FARMER. Steady employment, with assured gooa in- come. Agents In the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers make easily 360 to $100_per month. ~Ad- dress, Century Farmer Solioltors’ Bureau, Bee bulldl ha, 2] WANTED, girl for general housework; three in family; work easy. Call 1516 North 25th, bet. Charles and Seward. C—M6H §* WANTED, a crockery saleslad: P i, B A CHAMBERMAID wanted at one at the ‘Creche, 19th and Harney: C-ila 6* —_— FOR RENT—HOUSES, TO MOVE right get Omaha Co.; office, 1b11% Farnam, or an Storage ‘els. 164-503, D—va1 HOUSES n all parts of eity. The O. Davis Co., oi Bee Bldg. D4z MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel, 1496, D—wid BEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. ! houses. @133 N. ¥. Lite Bidg. Tel. 1016 D3 FOR _RENT, forty acres in the city limits of South Omaha; small house, exceilent place for teed yard. Omuha Realty Company, 1801 Dougias St., upstairs, D209 HOUSES. G. G. Wallace, Brown Block. D946 #-ROOM modern, near High school, $27.50. $-room house, 36in and Charies, $20.00. Ing. 248 Cap. Ave. el 5i. Kobison, D—sl HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker block. D946 7-ROOM modern Rouse, 2317 Charles. Tele- phone A-Ss. D153 CO. for chaice |' 1,000 AGEN ling insurance for the largest comp: in @he worla of its age; no spectal con. tract fakirs or leg pullers need appi; We sell the best contract ever written; good territory and commissions given to good, rellabie men. Call on or write to George J. Crane, Superintendent Western Department, 319' First Natl Bank Bid Omaha, Neb. J—M1%—2 QUR salesmen make $10 dally; crayon por- traits, 46c; family records, 5¢; pictures and frames wholesale; catalogue free. Frank W. Williams & Dept. 8, Chicago. J—Mdtd 8 WANTED—TO RENT. WANTED. to rent, furnishea room for two gentlemen, within walking distance; state price. Address ' 10, Bee. M50 ¥ furnished house for Address P 14, Boe — M3 ¥ WANTED, to buy 2d-hand piano; must be in good 'condition and reasonable. Ad- dress P 10, bee, KM 3 MAN and wife, no children, desire room and poard in family where there are not too many boarders, Address P 12, Bee, K—Mza WANTED—TO BUY. WANTED, to buy, good 2d-hand buggy for cush; price mUst 0s Hight. Address Pil Bee. N—Mzaz ¥ WANTED, to buy, first-class house of eight rooms in good neighborhood; will pay cash for barguin. Address P 30 Bee. 's N—-M240 §* FOR RENT, one 9-room house, with gas, water and sewer; just been placed in first-class repai:; in good location. C. M. | Bachmann, 436-37 Paxton block. D—i% FOR RENT, -room houss, just newly | pered and repaired, all modern except 23 8t and Poppleton Ave., §is. Two $-room houses, $0th and California Sts., all modern, eity water and sewer, §18. One 4-room 'house, 2ith and Cuming Sts., city water, $10. C. M. BACHMANN, 31 Paxion Blk. D53 A FINE {-room house. 324 Charles St., 3. The Omaha Realty Co., 1%l Douglas, up- tairs. D=2 NEAR 16th and Howard Sts. room flat in first-class conditon, two modern bath new plumbing; #9.00 per month. [ E AND COMPANY, 1601 Furnam St D—82% DU MODERN, $room house, furnished, close car ul."\:IhCflllull Bl:fll. o-l“l Bee omce, Councl Blutts.” " D21 I furnace, laundry. 290l FOR RENT, » . ol . Dew 1 clther soft or bard coal. Yoom. fine Bain, new modern §-room LIGHT dellvery wagon, harness, horse, al w safe, Address I %, Bee M4 B WANTED, Buff Cochin Bantams. Address care K. F. Manes' Lrug Store. h d Flerce. N-Mgx2 o0 FOR SALE—FURNITURE: CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel 220 New and secondhand, bougnl, soid exchanged G981 FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, BT NEW and secondhand vehicles for sale cheap. M. Frost, ith und Leavenwortn. GOUD family horse. 1318 Farnam. P-MTT3 —_—_ FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOLUS. FENCE LATH for quick shipment, crib- bing, combination ladders. Wi Loukias. 25 board; rooms single or ensulte; modern, | DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superfiu- ous hair removed by electricity, R. 12, Frenzer block. VIAVI, Woman's Way treatment. Booklet free. Omaha. to Health. Home 86 Bee Bldg., U—968 RUPTURE CURED—No knife, no _patn, no detention from business. Bend ror booklet, ete. EMPIE RUPFURE CUKE CO., N N. Y. Lite Bldg., Omah U-di0 GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale and retail. Coliins Plano Co., 1622 DGU‘H(&I iy DR. B, M. JACKSON, speciallst in chronic diseases. 106 Farnam St. Consultation tree. ELIT! PARLORS, 65 8. 16th sty PRIVATE hospital before and durin finement; bables boarded and dopted. Mrs, Gardels, 2234 Lake. Tel. Red-1swi TELEPHONE 70 for L. M. E. messe SOCIALIST headquarters, 519 N. 16th & Literature of all kinds, treating on subject U—202 Jani a bottle of cholce wine, Corkscrew ~ and Gold. ed whisky glass with every order of Primo Rye, at 3310 a gallon. Charges prepaid. Meyer Klein, wholesale liquor dealer, Omaha. U—261 PRIVATE hospital for ladies before and durini Cfillflxn;:Knl:h.Ibl'li‘lLlfl'O%;‘e‘d. 202 & er. 78213, 8. 18th st. 3t g PRIVATE sanitarium for ladies before and during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerisch, 32 California St. U218 9 ECZEMA SALVE that cured W. A. Paxton. B. J. Bcannell, agent, 58 Ware block. U—M336 J6 THE HONG KONG T CO.—Premiums for Xmas presents; toys, games, sled: new store, 1613 Howard. U—KHBT' BERAH_Meet me in the middle of the block on Farnam st. Don't fall. R. 8. J. U-ME9 9 A PLAYGROUND for grown peopl ‘cember What To E: Newsdealer: MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. % PER CENT on business property. 3 per cent on restdence property. Obtions to pay whole or Part any time. VW B MEIKLE, %1 8. 15TH L7 NEY to loan on improved Omaha real state. Brennan-Love Co., 300 So lth, WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 1702 Farnam Bt., Bee Bldg. W85l 4 TO 6 P. C. money. Bemis, Paxton Blk. 0 W6 FARM and clty loans, low rates. W. H. Thomas, First Nat. Bank BIdg. Tel. 1648, FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 1604 Farnam. Wesrs WANTED, city loans and warrants. W. Farnam Bmith & Co., 1520 Furnlmvvlll‘s:zl. ead. 1634 Douglas. W19 PRIVATE money. F. D. W — e MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, = “WE WILL BE VERY BUSY" NEAR XMAS. DON'T WAIT. OUR MONEY IS GOING FAST. LOANS TO EVERY ONE WHO WORKS WITHOU" MOR1GAGE, ENDORSER’ OR PUBLICITY, We give all .he lme you ask to repay on easy weekl/ or monthly payments. IRY US ON FURNITURE LOANS. Goods remain in your undisturbed posses- sion. Discount if paid before dué. Open evenings to § o'clock until Xmas. RELIABLE CREDIT CO. GET OFF ELEVATOR AT THIRD FLOOR. ROOM 303, PAXTON BLOCK. 1401 | MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTEL MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, jew- eiry, horses, cowe, ete. C. F. Reed, 319 8. 13 X987 MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, Jeweiry, to salaried people. Co., Sue. to Duft Green. § Barker block 86 WE LOAN money on furniture, planos and diamonde. w rates. Any lengih of tim Private. OMAHA CHATTEL LOAN BANK, 1404 Farnam, upstairs. ‘Fhone 164 X—o04 e ——— o NUSINESS CHANCES, WANTED, to buy, a controlling interest in or a location for bank In_east Ne- braska. M. H. Christy, 1348 J St Lincol Neb. Y42 8 YR SAL t bargain, splendid prune farm, also 20 tons best dried prune dress Mrs. M. Bruce, Fishers, V ton. Y- Mas 10* WANTED to buy, eap; good locatl P 2, Omaha, Bee. i must IF YOU want to get in or out of busine or buy or sell property communicate with Northwestern Clearing Company, First National Bank Eldg. Omahf, Neb. TO GET in or out of business call on Wil- liams, Room 4il, McCague bullding WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange your businesa ot properiy auick see J. M. Johnson, 848 N. Y. L N0 jrowy loas | MANUFACTURING. P and Howard, ma. ity la i | OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. makes a spe- | clalty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and safes. G. Andreen, Prop., 102 So. 10th St. —104 | CABINET making, 112 8. f7th. Tel, LS —M30 J3 TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON—All{ work promptly done, satisfaction guaran- teed. = A. Monroe, 187 Davenport St Phone 11 34 76 DETECTY AGENCY. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. PROPOSALS FOR STEAM AND PL | St. Paul, Minn., November %, 1902 | proposais, i tripiicate, will be recelved at | this office until 11 o'clock a. m., December an ing and p 1902 Fort Mes may be instructic to the g | United States reserves right to accept reject an thereof. SALS HEATING LUMRBING—-Office of Chlef ‘i M., aled d opened then for the steam heat plumbing in one double barrack at ade, 8. 1. Plans and specifications «n and blank proposals with full ons had upon application here, or uartermaster, Fort Meade, 8. D. or or a part | ny proposals, or ). E. POND, C. N CAPT, THOS. CORMICK, private detective. 817 Karbach block. Teléphone A-282 438 16* GARBAGE, ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspools and vauits, rembdves garbage and dead animals at reduced prices. 621 N. 16th. Tel. 1779, —106 BAKERY. THREE LOAVES home made bread for 10c at Boston Bakery, 420 North m":"*"fic‘ | | GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, EGGS, 2C PER DOZ. T. & B. Batterton, grocers, 84 N. 18th 8t — e WANT to buy, sell or trade a business? Go see Wilson, Warnes & Co., 417 to 419 Paxton block. —991 PERFUMES, 2,000 kinds. Catalogue: Sher- man & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. Y—-M822 D28 CASH for your real estate or business, no matter where located; if you desire a guick sale send us description and price. Northwestern Business Agency, D 312, Bk of Commerce bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Y—M12 D3l ERAL MDSE. stocks, $,600 to $15,000 ean_ up-to-date goods, 00d business, live Nebraska towns; will consider good land for some; give me full partculars first letter. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Life, Y—M2 8 G HOTEL (82, sleeping rooms, modern, clegantly furnished, good busin western lowa town; furniture J H. Johnson, N. Y. Life. Y for' sale. 50 % MONEY MAKES MONEY IF you are open for an investment that will pay you a guaranteed MONTHLY DIVI- END of 5§ PER CENT. Write for Eru:« pectus and full particulars to JOH B. AUSTIN, Fiscal and Transfer Agent, 60 Wall St FOR SA! HOUSES and lots In all 7 | “acre property and farm lands. | Davis Co., R 562, Bee Bldy Pttt oimn Bt SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. for choice bargains. 601 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. 1016. RE-9% Jarts of city; also The O. F. 504 | T HAVE In southwest Minnesota a fin | " farm that 1 will trade for a stock ol | general merchandise. Ole Martin, Chand- | ler, Minn. RE—Mi69—9% RANCH @nd farm lands for sale by the Unlon Pacific Rallroad company. B. A. McaAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa~ cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb, RE—506 CHISSELL for BARGAINS in real 1015 Jones St. 'Phone 1721 RE—M354 15% CHARLES E., 1208 Farnam street. RE—9%97 W. C. estate. WILLIAMSON DO YOU WANT TO SELL A FARM? If you want to sell a farm or ranch, tell tho farmers and stockraisers about it. The best way to reach them is through THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. This agricultural weekly goes to 40,000 homes of farmers and siockialsers, so if you have a good plece of land to scll at & reasonable price you ought to find a buyer among them. The cost of an ad 1s small— 2 cents per word. THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER OMAHA, NEB. RE—04 MOORE’S SUBDIVISION. Beautiful east front lots, 2ith Ave., be- tween Lake and Grant, high, sightly, car line, city water, gas, sewer, good nelgh- borhood. To sell quickly 1 offer these fine 40 FOOT LOTS FOR $300. On easy payments. Nothing 50 cheap or so 80od In that part of the city. START A HOME, MAKE AN INVESTMENT, BUY A CHRISTMAS GIFT. Save your money Ly buying one of these ‘chioice lots. Sure to be worth more. GEORGE G. WALLACE, Brown Blook, $8,000 for the 9-room modern brick house, 142 S Sth st, good barn, large lot fronting Wortiiingtorf Place; improve- ments alone cost about $9,000. $5,000—Modern house, 36th st., north of Far- nam. $2,600—7-room house, 2020 N. 18th st, on Boulevard, lot 4x150 feet, $2,00—6-room modern_house, large lot, 4212 Nicholas st $300 cash, balanee $25 per month. $1,600—6-room house, with 72-ft. fromt, 1817 Lake & $1,60—7-room house, 3/-ft. lot, 1008 N. 24th st. GEORGE AND COMPANY, 1601 Farnam St. RE—M:20 8 HARRISBON & MORTON, FARMS, RE—§ D17 TAKE A GOVERNMENT TIMBER CLAIM Tow, as they arc geLling scarce; good yel- low pine timber claims running from 2,000,000 Lo 3,000,000 feet per quarter mection. Have Inspedted me an will take a number of people from hete arriving at the timber on December 9, 1802. ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS WILL BE SOLD. Government price, $2.60 per acre. For further information as to des- tinailon and rates call upon or write to E. L. Lomax, General Passenger Agt, U. P. R. R., or Geo. M. Reed, Grangevill Idaho, formerly of the fifm of R. Peters & Ci RE-13 LAW AND COLLECTIONS, STILLMAN & PRICE, % U. 5. N'l Bk. Bid. - MONEY WHEN you find it necessary to borrow give us a trial, after which we will, by Tair treatment, atlempt to retain your patronage. We loan from $10 up on fur- niture, pianos, live stock, etc. We also make loans to SALARIED PEOPLE without mortguge or endorser, We do not deduct interest in advance; we charge nothing for making or flling papers and our service is quick and contidential. We always iry (o please our patrons. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Board of Trade Bidg. Tel. 2296, (Established 1882.) 3% South 16th 8 X983 NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., #0140 N. Y. Lite Bidg., atiorneys and collectors every- Where. NEB. COLLECTION CO., 86 N. Y. Lif 736 D1 Ee——————— SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. GREGG 8. H., Touch T. W., Bu rchem, Teleg, Cat. frec. Om. Com’ Col. 17 & Doug A C. VAN BANTS school, 17 N. Y. 'lv{& BOYLES college, court reporter principal, N. Y. Life. — 10w BORROW MONEY WHERE you can get it on FURNITURE, IANUS, HORSES, WAGONS, COWS, ETC.; also on SALARIES. WHERE you get It on short nofice and without publieity. WHERE yot pay fer only the time money n WHERE you cay return it on easy weekly or monthly payments. WHERE you get the lowest rates. ERE can vou do better? FOR BALE, phonographs, superiar to any guber mudical” Tndirument, 5" up. T 0 2ith and Woolworth sts. Look at t and you'll rent it WIH AND K 8T8, South Omal Willlam 1" Potter, block. ha, 3 '""'m: mon nr.p= Brown \ D-MIS | oussy. O &, Bes IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1118 Farnam. PIANO for sale or trade; want horse and [Py 1 | LARGEST BUSINESS MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried people; business confidential; lowest rates, 514 Fuxton block. The J. A. Hution Co. X888 IN LOANS TO BALARIED PEOFLE, merchants, team- sters, boarding houses, etc.. without se- curity; easiee terma; &0 offices In prin- g al cities. Tolman, 40 Board ulx ri NEB Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's Theater. —— —100 PATENTS. H, J. COWGILL_No fees unless success- tul. 318 8. 15th Bt, Omaha. Tel. 1798 28 PATENTS—Sues & Co., Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb, and Equftable Bidg, Washington, D ¢ No fee it we tail. Hiustrated hand book free. Only western firm having a Washington office. Patents sold. —M842 Janl DANCING SCHOOL. ATTEND Morand's sghool or Wed. assem- blies and learn the latest waltz fad of the eastern cities, the most graceful walts ever introduced. Classes for beginners now forming. Adults, Tues. and Fri; children, Saturday afterncon. Private les- cons. 'Phone 102, —41 35 live | LAUNDRY, OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 8¢; collars, c; cufts, dc. 173 Leavenworth. Tel. Aird PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan Office, reliable ing, all business confidentia accommodat- 1. 1301 Douglas . —AlT ——————————— TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. | N CITY EXP. | | BALE TIES, OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., Sl North 16th. L1y —_— TICKET BROKERS. “rallroad tickets everywhere. Phone, TH. CUT RAT { P. H. Phiibin, 15 Farnam. CUT RATE member Am. Ticket -Brokers Ass'n. W. C. Norris, 1406 Farnam St. 1 —230 J2 OSTEOPATHY. | Mre. Grace Decgan, 635 Bee Bidg. Tel. 2065, | | GID, E. & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths, Suite 615, N. Y. 1dfe Bidg. ol 1064 XPERT ACCOUNTANT. PRIVATE lessons In _bookkeepini G. R. Ratbbun. Room 15, Com’l Na | { LIGHTNING ROD! OMAHA Lightning Rod Co., 1512 Webster St., manufacturers of and wholesale and re- tail dealers in copper cable “lhll’m rods. STORAGE. | OM. Van Stor. Co., 1611% Farn. Tels. 1569-863. —955 1 250. RAILWAY TIME CARD. | Chicago Da® Chicago Day.ig! { Chicago Express.. Des Mol Chicago | Rocky M Lincoln, Colorado Sp Denver, West . Colorado, O Texas Fyer & Dally Chicag Fast Mal M xpress Minueapol Limite¢ Fort Dod, Council Fort Dod Council & Daily. 8t. K. C., 8t Leave from Webster Street Nebraska Weeping Water a Daily. 8t. Louls St Councti a Dally. o 1 eapolls & 8 Louls and Kansas City Express Louls Local CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & Pacific Raliread—"T! Great Rock Isiand Route” — City Ticket Office, 1333 Farnam street. Telephone 438 Depa Tenth and Marcy streels Leave. Artive. EAST. i‘h( Ltd ug a 645 am t Local 2 913 pin A §:06 pm LS am a 1% pm nes Bxpress. .. Fast Bz ountain Litd...a 6:50 am a 4:50 am Pueblo . 5:00 pm ILLINOTIS Railroad--City Ticket Of- fice, 1402 Farnam Street. Telephone, 245. Depot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Limited .. 1 lis & St Paul, _ ge Local from luffs ... .....b 4:50 pm ge Locai from uffs, ... 5:00a b Dally except Sunday. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL- road—General Offices and Ticket Offices, Southeast Corner 14th and Douglas 8ts. Telephone 104 Depot, Unfon Station. Leave. Arrive. a10:00 am a 6:35 pm .a10:50 pm @ 6:15 am and L. Expre 18 via ...b 4:10 pm al10:; b Dally except Sunday. Loca am WABASH RAILROAD—Tjc- ket Office, 1601 Farnam Street. Telephone 82. De- pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. "Telephone Express. « am Blufts) . am a10:30pm Builington Route buts Btreets. Lincoln, McCook Lincoln, rado, U Alllance Lincoln & Montana, Lincoin Fast Mail Wymore, Lincoln Denver, Colora VANS and baggage wagons. Tel. 115, — 956 _ __ ______ ____ __}] FUR DRESSING. 0. R. GILBERT CO,, tanners. 1424 8. lil;h { . B. WALLACE, @6 8. 13th st. | ~M1T5 — CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ANl Xinds of carpenter work and repairing | romptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, Yoth and Lake streets. 370 s oK L R SRR L TAILORING. KANSAS CITY TAILOR—Suits cleaned and pressed,~$1.25; pants, 40¢c; parts pressed, 15c; first-class work. 502 N. 16th st. (down: stairs). —M322 ———— e TYPEWRITERS. WHY pay more? Lambert, $25; superlor fo $100 machines. Sent on Approva & Co., 811 N. 16th St., Omaha. it IO Y HORSE BLANKETS. HARNESS, saddles, sult cases and vallees, Cornish, 1210 Farnam et. Tel. 14 —17 D29 e L R ACCORDION PLEATING, GOLDMAN Pleating Co., Room 30, Doug- ias Block. —_— MASQUERADE COSTUMES, THEO. LIEBEN, 1018 Farnam, costumes. —Aiiis INDIAN BASKETRY. INDIAN BASKETRY easily learned by anyone; a popular and Jucrative pastime; full line of supplies and_books teaching work. STEWART'S; 119 N, 18th; send for samples. STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 4% Ramge Bidg; —————— church, also bass and tenor soloists. Ap- ply F. H. Wright, Ramge Bldg. B0 THOS. J. KELLY, volce. Davidge Block. —369 L =] UPHOLSTERING. OMAHA Furniture Repair. W'ks., 201 Far- nam. Tel, 2431, 249 Janl — e and Call Fort Crook, South Loulsvi Bellevue, Pacific Bellevue, Pacific & Daily BURLINGTON & MIS- souri River Rallro e Burlington _Route’ eral Otfices, Northwest Cor- per Tenth and Farnam Streets. Ticket Office, 1502 Farnam Street. Telepho e ol Station, enth and Mason Telephone e Hastings and E: Puget . Apenmen S sm ifornia . Plattsm'th'b 3:20 pm HiTattamouth & Junction.......& 1:%0 pm Plattsmou Sakbas tion.... ,J ‘' Daily except Sunday. Butling foute Daylight cfa! Chicago Vestibuied Ex..a 4:0 pm Chicago Local Express.a 9:30 am Chicago Limited Fast Mall a Dally. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Quincy Rallway.-"The Burlington Route”—Ticket Office, 1502 Farnam Street. Telephone _250. Depot, Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephone 128. Leave. 100 tu Arrive. Chicago Spe- a 7:00 am L a §:06 pm | Kansas City Da. Kensa St. Louls Joseph o a Dally. City Night £x KANSAS CITY, ST. JO-| seph & Council Blufts | Rallroad=—"The Burlington | Route”—Ticket Office, 1508 Farnam Street, Depot, T Mason Streets. 1. Leave. Ex...a Telephone ‘enth and Telephone Arrive, 4 pm Flyer, for 8t and St Louls..a 10 pm 105 am | nam Bts. Telephone 561 Bts. Tele Black Hills, Deadwood, Hot Springs 3 Douglas ., Lead, Wyomin, Hastings, Cit; Bonesteel, Lincoln Lincoln Fremont ., Fremont Loecal, a Daily. day “only. Daily exc !"REM’OA};T. F_LKHO> ul-;yhun Valley R.nfl‘r': & e Lin General _Offi United States Nationa Bank Buuding, 8. W, Corner Twelfth and Par- Ticket Office, 1401 Farnam St Depot, 6th and Webster phone 1 Leave. Arrive. a 3:00 pm Casper and P Beooes .0 3:00 York, David O™ 2 5:00 pm € 5:00 pm uperior, Geneva, Exeter ana Seward b 5:00 pm b10:25 am b 7:30 am b10:% B Dail Lo ol ] o vxcept Bunday. . "a Dallyexee it ept Monddy, b 2:00 Niobra R and Fremont.b 7:30 am Wahoo and ¢ Sun- except Baturday, e Fast Oma Local Ca Local Chi Fast Omal Fast Om: Fast Mall Omaha-Cl Fast St. GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OM, PLATING CO., Bee bidg. Tel. 5%, FLORISTS. AUTOMOBILES, © Deright, 1119 Farnam. —107 e T COAL AND WoOD. HALD & RICE, 506 8. 16th Bt. Tel 281 73 it P SN WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING, CLOCKS, “"WATCHES AND JEWELRY— Repairing promptly done; tsfaction guaranteed. N. P. Frandsen, 104 N. 16th st. —M3M5 J§ —_— MEDICAL. DR, PRIES treats successtully all ases and irregularities of women, any cause; experienced and reliable. Dodge St Arlington block, Om: trom 1518 ha.' Neb, MB35 J6 == SIGN PAINTING, SCHROEDER Sign Works, 9 8, 11th. We also ship signs. Write us. —376 Juneb MASSAGE. massages, $00. 1711 Do 7;' % g o 3 FACIAL Daylight Fast Mal Cedar Ra, Local Sio Local Bloux City. a Daily. 1401 Farnam St ibth and Webster Sts, Twin City Passenger, Sloux Cit’ Oakland & Dally. The Overl “: 'rn-pem ‘The Mall The Colora coln tromsb: The Pacit The Atlantic Express. Grand Isk & Datly. CHICAGO & NORTH. western Raflway-The Northwestern - Line' o Office, 1401 \;l(y Ticks ‘arnam Telephone phone e, Tele AP g Ah‘l ve. Arrive. rroll-Omah: icago-Omaha. .al0 ha-Chicago. .Ilhl‘Chlcl‘O. hicago Lmtd Pau. l!t. Paul, pids Passenger ux City b 4:00 pm 5:10 am b Dafly except Bunday. CHICAGO, 8T. PAUL, Minneapolis . & Omune Rallway — “The North- Western _Line"—General Oftices, Nebraska Di sion, I5th and Webster Bts." City Ticket Offie: Telephone 861 Depot, Telephone 1458, Leave. Arrive ’:” am a 9:10 pm ; g o pm ;H 10 an b 5:46 pm 8 ept Sunday, - - L)pum\.u cal . b Daily”exc: UNION PACIFIC .- Overlund Route”—Ge fices, N, E. Corner Nis Farnam Streets. Office, 1224 Farnam ghone 3¢ D rey Sta. nd Limited..a $:40 go-Portland \nd Expre and Express do ) pl.flnl oy urg Expre c'lxpguu. “TH ral Of- inth and i cpot, Tenth and -3 ¥:50 am ..811:30 am 1 Local.... b §:30 b Dally except Bunday. R fi1 Chicago & Chicago L & Dally. VHICAGO. MILWAU! b Bt Paul Rellway Crie Ticket rithoe, 15y Tonch vad Hame soinot pYs Telephone &, " Streeta. oapdy oAy Omaha Ex..b 7:4 am b imited Ex... D Dally except Bunday. i) HER BOW TO SOCIETY. Old-Fashioned for Introduction of the Debutante, Afternoon Reception How shall a girl be Introduced? at a re- ception, at a dance or at series of dinners given by the immediate family or by friends? The old-fashioned reception cov- ered a multitude of sins, for it was possible, even with an enormously long visiting list, 10 give an entertainment and not hurt any one's feclings, since all ages could be in- cluded in the invitations and, like a wed- ding, many individuals of soctal standing, who had not taken any prominent part in social lite, could be remembered. For the last few years, however, these large after- noon receptions have been golng out of | tashion. Four days are often chosen when the mother and her daughter receive their triends. The idea,of the four days is that there may not be too many people present at one time. The dificulty is that each ome of the guests is likely to walt until the last day, so that the preceding afternoons will be dull, and the fourth so crowded as to bo unbearable. With a long visiting list, even after it has been revised by some soclal mentor, it is jmpossible to invite even de- sirable acquaintances to dinner and to go through the list would be to take up every evening during the season. A dance ean include but ono set, or, at the most, two— the debutantes and the younger married people—and then there will be no end of heart burnings and jealousies, for few pri- vato houses have ball rooms large enough to invite everybody who is desirable and to maintain a rigid exclusiveness is possible only to a favored few. But this problem has to be faced by many mothers of debu- tante daughters of 1902-03, and consequently there will be every form of entertainment given. The old-fashioned reception card to that effect that Mr. and Mre. and Miss Blank will be at home from 4 to 7 will be the accepted form of invitation, and Mri Blank and Miss Blank will receive Mrs. Blank and Miss Blank's friends (and eme- mies) while Mr. Blank will put in an en- forced appearance late in the afternoon. In this way at least 2,000 persons can be dis- posed of. Thin and thick mater‘als will be used for ball growns. The conventional white mus- lin has been idealized by quantities of laco and ribbons, but still is supposedly the white muslin frock with a sash, such as has been the lot of the debutante for many and many a long year. A curious fad of the moment {s the satin gown for balls made of the very lightest shades or of white, in as simple and picturesque fashion as possible, but still of satin. This is more or less an English fad, and the folds of the net and tulle arranged In scarf fashion around the shoulders can always be renewed 80 a8 to keep the frock fresh and dainty. Long trains for the house are permitted, but ball gowns are decidedly shorter than last year, and the street gown, not the reception one, is always made short. R e T T T A Seasonable Fashions. 4217 Woman's Blouse. 32 to 40 Bust, 4267 Nine Gored Slot Seam Skirt 22 to 30 Waist. “Slot-Seam"” Blouse 4217. Nine-Gored “Slot-Seam” Skirt 4257— Costumes made with skirts that clear the ground and blouge coats are exceedingly fashionable for morning and general utility wear and are seen In cloth, zibeline, cheviot and all the familiar suiting materials. The de- sign illustrated is admirable and shows the “‘slot seams' to exceptional advantage. The original is made of zibeline in hunters’ green with trimming of fancy black braid, but all the fabrics of the season are appro- priate. The blouse is fitted with the fashionable double slot seams that extend to the i shoulders on fronts and back, underarm and shoulder seams completing the ad- Jjustment. To the lower edge of the back are attached shapely poluted tabs, and basque portions with rounded corners fit smoothly over the hips. The belt, which crosses in front, has ends pointed to match the tabs In back and conceals the joinings of these portions. The slecves as shown are in bell shape and allow of slipping on and off with ease, but can be ga hered Into cuffs in bishop style when preferred. The blouse can be worn open to the walst line or buttoned over, as shown in the small cut. The skirt is cut in nine gores. At the edge of cach gore are laid tuck plaits that meet Lo form the slot seams, and are stitched flat to flounce depth, ihe seam proper being hidden at underfold of plait. The plaits fall free at the lower edge to provide the fashionablo flare. The fullness at the back Is lald in inverted plaits that are pressed flat and can be stitched sev- eral inches from the top as illustrated or to correspond with the other plaits if so desired. The quantity of material required for the medium size is for blouse 4% yards 21 Inches wide, 2% yards 44 ‘nches wide or 2% yards 62 inches wide; for skirt 7% yards 27 inches wide, 4% yards 44 inches wide or 4% yards 52 inches wide whon material has figure or nap; 6% yards 27 inches wide, 3% yards 44 inches wide or 3% yards 62 inches wide when material bas neither figure nor na The blouse pattern 4217 s cut in sizes for a 32, 34, 86, 35 and 40-inch bust measure. measure. The skirt pattern 4267 is cui for a 22, 24, 26, 28 and 30-inch walst measure. For the accommodation of The Eee read- ers, these patterns, which usually retail at from 36 to 50 cents, will be furnished at a sominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get a pattern enclo 10 cents, give number and name of pattern wanted and bust weasure.