Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 11, 1902, Page 11

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SPECIAL NOTICES Adverts will be takem eolu 12 m. for the until 8:30 p. m. run consecutively. Advertiners, by bered check, em d@reswed to A numbered letter in care ee. Answers s red om presen WANTED-MAL HUSTLING deputies wanted: men or women; splendid contract The Garden ers, 415 Bee Bldg. [ WANTED for U. 8. army, ablebodied un- marricd men between ages of 21 and 35, citizens of United States, of good char- acter agd témperate habits, who can speak, réad and write Enghsh, For in- formation apply (o Recruiting Office 16th and Dogge Sts., Omahd, and post: office bullding, Lincoin, Neb. B FOR RENT=FUIRNISHED ROO STEAM-HEATED rooms, $10 per month. Barker Hotel, 13th and Jones Sts. E—Mus2 ROOMS for light housekeeping. 1623% How- ard. M1 D-18% ROOMS for light housekeepins. ard. Telephone 780. E—M851 L. M. E. hauls trunks 3 ROOMS for light housekeeping. 1112 So. 1ith 8t. M2 FRONT room, modern, §2 per week. Webster. > 1 16 ELEGANTLY furnished rooms in new modern home; hot water heat; references, 1616 Webster. B-Moth 13 | NTRAL, steamheated, furnished_room. Zd Bt B0 THURSDAY, D 1902 THEY SAY SERVANTS ARL HARD T0 GET WHEN THEY WANT A PLACE THEY READ THIS PAGE ECEMBER 11, YOUR WANT-AD WILL BRING THEM. PERSONAL. BUSINESS CHANCES. MANUFACTURING. steam heat; Tith St B—ot4® Front parlor, elegantiy furnished. 216 LARGE front room, new hous Private ' family. Telephoie 1265, Dougias s -M61? 1 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. ELITE PARLORS, 615 8. 16th 8t, 24 fioor. U5 PRIVATE hospital before and during con- fiiement; bables boarded and adopted. Mra. Gardels, 234 Lake. “Tel. Red-iwd 2 TELEPHONE 7 for L. M. B. messengers. J—973 ngerse wanted; high salories 12 ¥o. 13th St B M GOOD me: K D. T Co. RILAM, comfortable winter home; Tel 8 F—93 WANTED, 2 0od hustlers. Open -wnill Sp.m Westel i b n Art Co., 1714 Nicholas st, B M6 ANTED, short order ¢ook; steady, tem. perate, well recommended, W. 0. Torrey, Ablen, N de, auf 3D, to learn Years of apprenticeship ' waved method of free work, instructions, ete. Tools given each stud Diplomas granted, = wages- Satarday board provided. Positions furnished. C alogue and particulars malled free. Mol Barber College, 132 Douglas Et B-M419 12* WB WANT seven teams and drivers to haul coal; tndon wages and automatic coal loaders. Sunderland Bros., 20th and Hickory Sts. B—46 10 WANTED, good t-ams to haul coal. C. W. Hull comipany, 20th and lzard Bts, arber WAN1 KD, & competent land man to secure Pl Luasers tor agricultural Jands; state it Lch%, experience and giye references, Ad: dress Wayland, box 2, Cauncil Bluffs, [a. men, good writers. 320 "Ram| WANTED, two acti Omaha Directory Co. WANTED, experfenced bag maker; who can build and take control of facs tory Address, with references, P 48, Bees —Mi87 16 WANTED, by a_leading lace and velling house of New York City, a salesman to carry theif lie on commission in Ne- ki ahd’ North and Seuth Dukota referencas’ with application. dress M. J. B, 108 Prospect s ge, N.J. .. WANTED; ‘™an to tend furnac¢e for board and room at 1924 Fafnam s B M6 WANTED, responsible married miuan.to live on premisés ard @ct as janitor and night watchman; permanent *position; write, iving_referenves and full purticulars, to B0 Beo. [ B—M63 WANTED, blacksmith and two machinists, 'alko tinsmith aceustomed ‘o ineide work. Apply 41N, Main st Councit Biufts, 1o 568 SALESMEN WANTED. EVERYWHERE, to sell Lambert writers. Monroe & Co., $11 N. 16t! Omaha. / WANTED; active, energetic custom shirt salesman for Omaha and vicinity; must be of geod appearance and able to get bysiness from the best. people; must ha best referénces as to-character and abilft, to such a man @& permanent position red,” with opportunity of earning lar . Rockford 8hirt Co., Rock‘l:lrld, . —MELL Type- n St I3 TE family. 69 South Zth avenue. PRIVA y L yenu FURNISHED room on first floor and one on second, ‘214 8. 2th St. F-au THE ALBIEZ, i1l 8. 1ith st.; 21 meals, $; single meuls, 1bc. FoMiL i FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, El d FOR RENT—Store in first-class location; rent reasonavle. Apply K. C,'Peters & Co., ground foor, isee Hidg. 156 FOR RENT—The bullding formerly occu- pied by 1he Bee at vib Famam St. It bas four stories and a basefbent which was lormeriy usea as ‘Lhe isee press room, This will be rented very reasonably. 1t interested uppsy al ommce to C.' L. Hos water, secfelary, roomn W6, Bee bullaing. CENTRAL, grocery, drug, meat market, With lixtures; mixo - fine laundry, with | steim heat sud po Tisard, 20 N, . Sy STORE ROOM., 1615 Howard St., in good repair, with lght basement, %U.00 per ixonch, GEURGE & COMPANY, WL Farnam St 1524 DI4 FICES in the Bee bullding, $10.00 per month up. Mental price inciudes heat, light anda janitor service, R. C. Pete & Co,, Kental Agents, Ground toor, Hee Bidg. I FOR RENT, bullding sultable for whole- sale purposes at 9i6 Farnam, 22x%0, four stories-and fnrst-clase cgmented basement, elevator, Hfe and DUTMAT Prool vawit, office counter and fixtures; Jor price and parucuiars inquire C, C: Hosewater, seere- tary The Bee Building Co., reom 1, Hee buliding. 1Mo FOR BALE “complete outAit_af _furniture: and stoves. Call at 1965 N. 33 st, Phone L2071, M L e ——_ ] AGENTS WANTED, WANTED—Uanvassing _agents 1n ' eévery county o soilcit supscriytions 10 /TR, TWENTIETH CENTUKY FARMER. Stgady employment, with agsured goou in-| come. Agenis in the country with horse and buggy especially desired.. Canvassers make casily W to 31w _per ‘month. Ad- dress, Century Farmer Soulcitors’ Buréau, Bee buliding, Omaha, 248 1,00 AGENTS wanted to sell, desirable old line _insurance for the largest company in the worla of its age; no dpeclal con- tract fakirs of leg pullers need.appiy. We sell the best contract gver written; go0d territory and commissions. given. (0. Eogd, rellabie men. Call on of write to George J, Crane, Superintendent, Wes(ern Department, $19° First Nat'l Bank » Omaha, Ne I 2 = o s A FOR SALE—FURNITURE, WANTED—FEMALE, HELP. 100 Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th & (:Do?:.a. WANTED, Swedish or German girl for general housework; smail family; good wages, Call at 126 8. 37th St C—M4o GEN. housework,good wages, 2020 St. Mary's C—350 ¥ M’E::“‘ girl :g’ care for baby. Apply 4 avenwor! SL, At grocer; Story M i — — ———————_} FOR RENT—HOUSE! WANTED, Co.; office, 1bil}y Farnam, or Tels. 1569-843. ¥, Davis Co., b8 Bee Bldg. Dy TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage D941 HOUSES in all parts of city. The O. Dl MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel, 1496, BEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. for cholce houses., 801-2 N. X. Life Bldg. Tg.—wmm CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodg¢, W20, New and secondhand, hougat, ¥olfi, exchanged, 7 FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, BTO, NEW and secondhand vehicfes for sale cheap. H. Frost, lith and Leavenworth. P8 GOUD family horse. 1318 Farnam. P—MT13 & HORSES for sale cheap; four light horscs, clty broke. Edw A. Krapp, 1th and Nicholas. P Moot 1% FOR SALE~MISCELLANEOUS. CE LATH for quick shipment, crib- , combination lauders, %01 Dnulll:.h Q=M NEW and 2dhand typewriters. 1119 Fatnam Qe 'OR BALE, phonographs, superior to any other musical instrumeit, % up.. ‘The Wittmann Co., 1621 Farnam, - INDIAN goods and rellcs, 19 Fazham. Qi FOR RENT, forty acres in the city limits of South Omaha; small house, exceilent piace for feed yard. The Omaha Realty Company, 1301 as Bt., upstatrs, " 2DHAND safe cheap. Deright, 119 Farnam. | FOR SALE, good letter copypress and stand, in first-class condition, $6.60. lin- Quire 'Bee business ofof. QM6 i nsen - e B HOUSES.: Gi. G. Wallace, Brown Block #-ROOM modern, near- High school, $27.50, #-room house, 36ta and Charles,. §20.00. Ing. 348 Cap. Ave. Tel, 5, lwbll.ni N HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker block. PIANO for sale or trade; want horse and buggy. O 8, Bee. © L Q—M46I—-17 el 0 e HBUY or sell pool tables. Kern, 321 8. 12th. i QA8 nts’ watches, 150 dia- ;. Edod wn e, selling | tamond Loan: Oftfge, - 1 Q- MI6I25 ¢ 7 LADIES' and ‘monds, left in at half price. Douglas. — = - M modern, house, 2317 rles. Tele- F e ot a ) m’ house, With gas. repair; {n ;“::a NoeaianE, M 57 Paxtan block. . D—itd ¥FOR RENT, $-ros house, st newly bered arid tepaired, all modern excent, irnace, St and Foppleton Ave,, $15. ‘Twe $-room houses, 30th and California Sts., all modern, city water and sewer, 313, ©One é-room 'house, 21th and Cuming Sts., city water, $10. ¥ ,C. M. BACHMANN, . 43-87 Paxion Blk. D% FOR RENT, one b water and sewer; first-cl Bach: - o & NEAR 16th,and Howard Sts., 12-room flat in frst-cldss condition, two ‘modern bath rooms, new plumbing; $65.00 per month: GEORGE AND COMPANY, 1801 Farnam St D—$2 DI —re——— e 6-ROOM house, £23 8. 23d st. D-—-M3% 11* 2141 8. 1STH' 8T, 6-room cottageNcity water, rental $10. Willam K. Potter, receiver, 308 Brown block. D--M269 MTH AND K STS., South Omaha, 3 nice §- room cottages; rental, $i5 per month. Wildam K. Potter, receiver, %8 Brown block. D—M73 -rom house, Dear park. Pl $ROOM house, excellent _condition, eit water, flifl.“h‘ iovu'd 8t. Bemis, Pll,- ton block. D304 T-ROOM house, 2423 Sprague. Tel. 584, D—-Mis9 Y HOUSES c*Peiia's l?o',. e Bidy, CHRISTMAS BT Ao 04 mes. Write for catalog. Shermun’ & ha, ful rc‘(’,vv‘nell‘ Drug g.;. Ongal CONDHAND billlard and SECO! . i tdbles; billiard tables repatred; a -latge stock of gheap bar fxiures, clgar counters, etc, e Brunswiok-Balke-Collender Co.. 4079 80, 10th. T e Qb W BUY statuary for Xmas presemts. Our en: tire stock must be sold ‘out. 712 §. 16t QM3 %5 LE, 16t of 0uk offies fixtures: coun, ters, &) artitions and desks: in Tepatn ..na:.uw old _ cheap. g vens 0.y o] apnam > B Q333 12 b - FOR SALE, full-blooded. Jersey cow and heifer 3 months_old, ;. also phaeton, Call or add: %15. Hot Q897 FOR BA! re: GET OFF ELEVATOR SOCIALIST headquarters, ‘619 N. 16th st. Literature of all Kinds,.treating on all subjects. 262 Jani® attle of cholee wine, Corkscrew Edged whisky glass-with every order of Primo Rye, at §810 a galion. Charges prepald. Meyer Kiein, wholesale liquor dealer, Omaha. U—u8l PRIVATE hospital for ladies before and during confinement; bables adopted. 2702 8.15th st. Mrs. Fisher. Tel. F-3213, U—Ms-32 FOR RENT, 80-room hotel in Minden, Neb. Newly painted and repaired throughout, gteam heat. C. A. Roblnson, Kearney. eb. h FOR SALE, complete stock of second-hand furniture; doing a good business; fine lo- cation; sfore can be leased or stock can be removed; this can be bought at a bar- gain; reason for eelling is bad health. Ad- dress P 49, Be X —M0386 e —————— FOR EXCHANGE, EXCHANGE: Land and chandise. Good farm for tarm for livery. T. M. Cline, Lincoln, Neb. Z—M560 16 a good plano to trade for dray team. Address, b o0, Bee. Z—503—15 e e e e FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. ECZEMA SALVE that cured W. A. Paxton. B. J. Beannell, agent, 508 Ware block. ) U—M336 J6 HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also acre property and farm lands. The " Davis Co., Room 852, Bee Bldg RE—9%4 NHLLIE M. PLATTER, having left my bed and board, I will not be respensibie for any debts she may contract. ~ U—b78 11 SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. for choice bargains. 601 N. Y. Life Bidg. Tel. 1016 RE—995 PRIVATE sanitarium for ladies before and during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerlsch, 362 California. st. U—MbSS 16* REFINED, educated gentleman, good repu- ‘tation and character, well off, bank refer- ‘ences, desires to correspond with lady, Who ‘must have some , cash, however small, to invest in business ‘enterprises With ‘me; strictly confidential; perfectly honorable business; object, If agreeable, matrimon Box 3, Butte, Mont. 602 11 MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESFATE. 4% PER CENT on business property. © per cent on resicence property. Options_to pay whole or part any time. W. B, MEAKLE, 401 5. 15TH 8T. W MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Love Co., 30 80, I3th ANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds ana warrants,. R, C. Peters & Coi, 12 Farnam Bt., Hee Blag. AW-gst i io 4 TO 5 P. C. money. Bemis, Paxton Blk. 5 1o Wond6 FARM and oty Jaans, low raies. Thomas, First Nat. Bank, fim.. " Te) FIVE PER CENZ loans. Garvin Br Farnam. W. WANTED, city loans and warrants. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Fl[nu_n{v l;fizl. PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1624 Douglas. 32,00 TO LOAN, 6 years 6 per cent. HARRISON & MORTON. W51 = MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. H 1643, 1608 5 .+ #*WE WILL BE VERY BUSY AS. N'T_WAIT. NEASuRMION, R GOING FAST. WD OIS i BENOEE 1 A B SNDORSER' Bin, . OR PRBLICITY. : ‘We glve all Jheolime you ask to repay v th: ments. on easy "uu%fi"x‘? l;(él“y ! i oassi Goodsremain in your i ared p B ntil Xmas, sfon. Discount 4 REDIT Cg evenings to § dcloqg RELIABL. 3 AT THIR! OR, BAKTON BLOCK. X1 fon' Pa- RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Unlon Pacific Raliroad company. L A McAllester, land commissionecr, Unl cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb, RE—506 W. C. CHISSELL for BARGAINS In real estate. 10156 Jomes St. 'Phone " R M54 16% WILLIAMSON §HARLER B 108 RE—897 DO YOU WANT TO SELL A FARM? If you want to sell a farm or ranch, tell the 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 siockraisers, so If you have a good plece of land to sell at & reasonable price you ought to find a buyer among them. The cost of an ad is smal THE TWENTIETH CENTU Tl W =T E| RY FARMER 2 OMAHA, NEB. RE—604 HARRISON & MORTON, FARMS, 3 RE—#23 DI7* WE OFFER till sold 6-room all modern house, almost new, elegant quarter sawed oak finlsh down stairs, full cemented basement, good furnace, porcelain bath tub, gas, sewerage, permanent sldewalk, on North Boulevard, full east front lot, street cared for by park board, hence no paving tax; owner compehed to make a change. * Only 2,0, HARRISON & MORTON. RE— WALLACE—-BROWN BLOCK, re! $120 ‘year. 2003318 Parker, good cottage, 30-tt. lot; near ca i 4002619 Chicago, b rooms, 16t :nxla ; 2]th & Beward, near, 27th and Patrick, 500—8-r., modern, W04 37, cottal e k rent| . city water, always rented. 32,30 Large, Comiortable nome: nenr. §h angd Hangrott, latge tot fine view. MOORE'S; SUBDIVISION stll takes the lead: in vacant property. "Phiese fine lots, 40x110, front east on ZIth Ave., between. Lake and Grant, nigh and sightly, good netghborhood, eewer, city ‘water, gas, car, easy termw, only Block. 95—11 E- ROOM 303, TO GET EASY 16 pay —Best explains our method: ‘We loan on furniture, planos, w recelpts, etc. OF if you have a permanent position’ we can make you & ¥ SALARY LOAN Whthout security, except your own agree- ment 10 fepay. Our service is quick and confidential and we alwaye try to please. All we ask is that you gie us a call be; fore you borrow elsewhere. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 118 Board. of Trade Bldg, Tel (Bstablished 1892.) 8. 1oy THE_ STAR LOAN COMPANY. Sulte 644 Paxton - Block. This company enjoys 'the digtinction of being exclusively the private bank of the wage earner and salaried ‘employe. If & glerk, bookkeeper, muchinist, salcsman or artisan of any kind, you can confidentially obtaln money on_Your naté Of us at a slight dlseount without aunoying ~your employer, friends or relatives, and thus avold ex! dorsers_an can obtain: questionable collateral, You - R LB (] 3 usliiess con- . m. ¥ X—M583 Monthly. 150—return 10 us...$340 100—return to us 50—return to us. 25—return to us. 15--return o us... ur offices are privat: fidential. From § . BORROW MONEY WHERB you can get it on FURNITURE, ANOS, HORSES, COWS, ETC.; also on SALARIES: WHERE you get it on short potice and - without publicity. . WHERE you pay for ouly the time money n use. WHERE you can return it on easy weekly or monthly yments. WHERE you get the lowest rates. WHER!I can vou do better? 633 Paxton Block. 16th and Farnam Sts. X984 d our . 1o 7 PHOENIX CREDIT CO., OLAIRVOYANTS, MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 16M Cass street. |' 8088 MME. GYLMER, genuinie palmist, 315 8. 15, 5966 ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. A A P A AR L MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 3d floor, rkx . T3 MISS8 DUVAL, manicuring. 3d floor. MME. AMES, vapor baths; 124 N. 15th, R 7. s ot is 16163 o GRACE O'BRYAN of Kentugky, 7§ 13th. B pat- et LARGEST: BUSINESS IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- sters; boarding houses, etc., without se- curity; easiest terms; 40 offices in prin glpal cities. " Tolman, w0 Board of T 08 and h of time. , "LOAN Tel. A-2113. K604 MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried ple; business confidential; lowest rates. B Paxton block. The J. A Hunfin Co. WE LOAN money on furniture, dlamonds Low rates. Any I Private. OMAHA CHATT BANK, 1404 Farnam, upstair: MONEY “loaned on urnitare, live siock. ew o salal ople. - Foley Loat E B, %o "Dik Gréen, Barker, block. Miss Ivering, massage baths, 61 N. 13th S ~351 Jans WARM, modern house with stable, central location, newly painted; speclal’ conc sions. (o' responsible tenant. R. C. Pete & Co, D-AGST 13 ¥OR RENT—A fine located 5-room cottage, R R Realty Co., T Douglas St. upatalrs ) 1-ROOM house, good condition, med. except fuizce, Darn, newr Mt and Lake; che 1o right party. Sweet & Headley. Tel. T2 D—-M®T “FOR RENT-FURKISHED ROOMS, DESIRABLE reoms walkiog distance. #4 P e u DEWEY Efiropéan Hotel, 151k und i $1 PER WEEK-42 f5th Bt one Block wuth of rours Beugs L e AETNA HOUSH, Buropean, 1th and. Dot MR R O - ROYAL HOTEL, Buropean, 16th & we MME._ LAUNDERS, magnetle treatment. 1819 Leavenworth. 2d flat. — M9 14 R PERSONAL. s DR, ROY, chiropodist; corns ‘and ‘s - g\ - by electricity. R 15 Frenzer block. N U567 * VIAVI, Womah's Way to Health. treatment. Booklet free. Omaha. v 4.3 u-sef” T R oW URE, CURED—No knife, o ngk m bisiess. Bend for 2 _nmao URE CURE. DR B, M JAC apecial M GEYLTE U-bio ist in _ehronic Consultation v et maha. BL-0p A YOUNG mar with good position a standing, to correspond with out- of-town ‘young lady With means. - Corre- spondence con! tial and - alf letters answered. P 46 Bee, Omaba. U688 10 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. jew- elry, horses, cows, ete, C. ¥, Reed, !’l(l 13 BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE—At bargain, :sl.lldld prune ; farm, aiso 20 tons best drfed prures. Ad- dress Mrs M. Bruce, Fishe ‘Washing- ton. 3 = — M52 11* sive mortgages, uncertain en- | AGONS, | room house CHEAP TODAY. See their AD, then telephone 814 or call at 913 New York Life. HARRISON & MORTON. RE—506—11 EXECUTOR of an estate desires offers on these properties: 125 ft, x 132 ft., 2440 8, 18th $1,300, 8 lots, 44th and Dodge Sts, 906 8. 16th St., lot 25x80. 12413 8. 20th St., 100x125, $1,200, | 807 Dupont 50x125, 3900, 237 Francis St., 50x100, $600. $1,000. 726 N. 40th St. Make offers to F. D. Wead, 1624 Douglas. 7 RE—69 10 FOR EXCHANGE, 40-acre farm within 15 miles of Council Bluffs; improved, suit- able for fruit, poultry and stock; will exchange $1,10 equity for nice South Omaha _hous Bemis, Paxton block. RE—M60S 12 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. GREGG B. H., Touch T, W:, Bus. Branches, Teleg, Cat. free. Om. Com.” Col., 17 & Dous. GEORGE G. ngLLACE. 811 J. J. Brown [ | P. MELCHOIR, 15th and Howard, ma- | chinist. B OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. makes a spe- | “clalty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and | sates. G. Andreen, Prop., 108 Bo. 10t &t - | CABINET making, 115 So. 17th. Tel. 1-2355, —M301 J3 T IRON—All TIN, COPPER AND SH work promptly done, satisfaction guaran- A. Monroe, 1607 Davenport St. Phone 201 314 35 | MEDICAL. DR. PRIES treats successtully eases and irregularities of women, | “"{1 ('nuslll‘ ;X lt‘l’lk‘flt‘egl Bl;fl ‘r)afllhl'. Nlfill.l Dodge St., Arlington block, a, Neb. s = M5 J8 dls- from SURGICAL OPERATIONS | See ladies in Omaha who have avolded an operation and been cured after experts pronounced it necessary. See Mrs. k. E. { Allen, 728 N. Y. L. bidg. Office hou! 11to6p m. —M358 14 LADIES' Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills are the best; safe; rellable. Take no ther. Bend 4c, stamps, for particulars. “Rellef for Ladies” in letter by return mail. Ask your druggist. Chichester Chemical Co., Philadeiphia, Pa. | | PATENTS. COWGILL~—No_fees unle: 318 8. 15th Bt., Omaha. Te H J. ful. PATENTS—Sues & Co., Bee Bldg. ., and Equitable Bldg., W D. C. No fee if we fail. iliustrated hand book free. Only western firm having a Washington office. Patents sold, M842 Jant LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, 23 U, 8. N'l Bk. Bld. | 101 | NEW SNOW-CHURCH CQ., 1st floor N. Y. Life Bldg., attorneys and collectors every~ where. —_ AUTOMOBILES, ELEC. automoblles. Deright, 1113 Farnam, Ep——— m———— COAL AND WOOD. | HALD & RICE, 506 8. 16th 8t. Tel.z'llfl;lq | Zom 32 BAKERY, | apsane s THREE LOAVES home made bread for 10c at Boston Bakery, 420 North 18th Atreel. 27—, TYPEWRITERS. ‘WHY pay more? Lambert, $2%; superior to $100 machines. Sent on approval. Monroe & Co., 811 N. 16th 8t., Omaha. mMuUsiC. WANTED, choristers for First Presbyterian church, bass and fenor soloists. Ap- ply ¥. H. Wright, Kamge Bldg. B2 HOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davidge’ Block. THO| LY, voice I | DETECTIVE AGENCY.' CAPT, THOS. CORMICK, private detective. 517 Karbach block, - Telephone A-_Ifi‘. 1 — GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspools and vauils, removes gartage and dead animals at reduced prices. vzl N. 16th. Tel. 1779, —105 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, EGGS, %C PER DOZ. T. & E. Batterton, grocers, 34 N. 15th St e ————ei e SR LAUNDRY, PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommod: ing; ail business connaential. 1801 Doy L __ ) TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717. 606 8. 16th. —il THE DEPOT on time. L. M. E. ’.\'el.n’l_‘u. e—————————empee BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North llll.h. —L1s A, C. VAN BANT'S school, 717 N. Y, Life. [ ] TICKET BROKERS, BOYLES coilege, court reperter principal, N, Y. Life. NEB Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's Theater. —100 INDIAN BASKETRY. INDIAN BASKETRY easily learned by anyone; a popular.and lucrative full line of supplies and books teaching work. STEWART'S, 119 N. 16th; send for samples. —M240 J1 WATOH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING. | CLOCKB, WATCHES AND JEWELRY— | “Repairing promptiy dohe; satisfaction aranteed. N. P. Frandseén, 704 N. 16th st ~M34s J5 —_— ACCORDION PLEATING, | GOLDMAN Pleating Co,, Room Doug- las Block. chinge - _1? sy ese———— MASQUERADE COSTUMES, THEO. LIEBEN, 1018 Farnam, ('DI(D:?I‘. — M1l —_—_— M STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, augh Bld —ifi CURED. Julia Vaughn, 40 Ram; STATUARY. BUY DY Jour Christmas presents; sellin out. uth 16th. —M7T 23° MASSAGE. TO GET {n or eut of business call on Wil- llams, Room 411, McCague wmn.‘.- CASH for your real sajate or businéss, no matter where_located: {f you desire & quick sale send us description and pric Northwestern . Business ~Agericy, D. 812, Bk of Commerge bidy., mnn?’o is. Minn. IF YOU want (o get ini oF ~or'buy or sell property Northwestern 'Clearing -Co National Bank Biag: Dmab WHEN you want to buy, #ell 0¥ gxch Tz 8 Sropcke Stk S 3 FACIAL massages, $.06 171 Dodge. Jané ——————————————— LosT. LOST, a small open-face gold watch, be- | tween Kilpatrick’s and Bee bldg.; a Hb- eral reward for the réturn of same to Mrs, Pickrem, at Kilpatrick's. *'Lost—~M606 12¢ — SIGN PM!TI'G, SCHROEDEF Sign Works, 29 B_1Tih. W, also ship signe, Write us. - —37 Junes e —— HAND LAUNDRY. et 2,000 Iinda. | ounell Drug ] PERF " man & o P : Y-Mi2 DB FAMILY ‘whshi falty. 1318 N. st Tel !'l;l.n‘fl- . Bampson. Y MBS J9 astime; | CUT RATE rallroad tickets everywhere. P. H. Phiibin, 1605 Farnam. "Fhone TW. —11y CUT RATE member Am. Ticket Brokers Ass'n. W, C. Norrls, 146 Farnam .'.J! | OSTEOPATHY, $ Bée Bidg. Tel. 2965, —hlv GID. E. & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths, Suite 616, N. Y. B Bidg. Tel. 1684, g e DANCING SCHOOL. Mrs, Grace Deegan, ATTEND Morand's school or Wed. assem- blles and learn the latest waltz fad of the castern cities, the most graceful walts ever Introduced. Classes for beginners now forming. Adults, Tues. and F¥ri children, Baturday afternoon. Private le sons. _'Phone 102, =M1 J5 EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, PRIVATE Jessons in bookkeeping, etc. G. E. Rathbun, Room 15, Com'| Nat. bank —i% LIGHTNING RODS, OMAHA Lightning Rod Co., 1512 Webst St., manuiacturers of and wiolesale and rt tail dealers In copper cable lightning rods. ~-deb—J-1% STORAGE. OM. Van Btor. Co,, 1511% Farn. Tels. 1569-563. | . —965 “VANS and baggage wagons. Tel. 1186, 66 —_— FUR DRESSING. 0. R, GILBERT CO., tanners. 1424 8. . | 37E. WALLACE, &6 8. 13th st. CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. Al kinds of carpenter wi romptly attended to. U? TAILORING. th and Lake streets. KANSAS 5‘1112( T, fic Hewt-class work. 508 N. staire) and repairing T, Ochiitree, —870 8 pressed, st. (down" R 11 UPHOLSTERING. OMAFA_Furniture Repair. W'ks., 2301 ¥ nam. Tel, M8 249 Janl PETERSE 15 Tel L- “& LUNDBURG, 115 8. SHOEMAKIN SHOES made for lame folks. J. T. Millor. N. 16th M7 IS HAIRDRES 3 AND MANICURY ADROIT Hal GOLD AND SILVER PLATING OM, PLATING CO. Bee bidg. Tel. ug’ FLORISTS, BULBS, cut flowers and plants. ron. Tel. 1268, 1619 Farnam St., _— HORSE BLANKETS. HARNESS, saddles, sult cases and vallses. Cornish, 1210 Farnam et. Tel. e MILK DEPOT. D2 MRS. H. FILLEY, 1310 N, 34th st, = Mé10 3 ——— e E NOTICE, and - (8hould be read DAILY by all interested, as changes may occur at any tm Foreign mails for the week ending De- cember 13, 1%2, will ciose (FPROMPILY in wli cases) at the dgneral postotice s fols lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close one hour earlier than closing tme shown be- low. Parcels Post malls for Germany closs at 5 p. m. Friday, Ironprine Wilhelm. Regular and supplementary mails close at foreign station half hour later than clos- ing time shown below (except that suppl mentary mails for Europe and Central America, via Colcn, close one hour later at foreign station). Transatiantic Mails, THURSDAY—At 7 a. m. for FRANCE, BWITZERLAND, ITALY, SPAIN, POR: TUGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT, GREEC BRITISH INDIA dnd LORENZO MAR: QUEZ, per 5. & La Lorraine, via Havre (malil for other parts of Europe directed “per,s. s. La Lorraine’ ——— SATURDAY—At 7:30 a. m. for NETHER- LANDS direct, 8. Rotterdam (mall must be directed ‘‘per s. Rotterdam’ at 8 a. m for BELGIUM dfrect Finland (mall must be directed ' Finland"); at §:30 a. m. (supplementary i1 a. m.) for IRELAND, per 8. 8. U v'a Queenstown (mall for other pi Hurope must be directed *‘per s bria’); at 10:80 a. m. (supplementary 12 m) for BUROPE, per ‘s & Kronpring Wilhelm, via Plythouth, Cherbourg and Bremen. *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamet takes printed matter, commercial papers a0d samples for Germupy onlr. The sama class of mall matter for other yarts of Europe will not he sent by iuts Ship un- less speclally directed by it After the closing of thé supplamentary transatiantic mails, named above. addis tional supplementary malls are opened on the plers of the American, Engliah, French and German stenmers, ans “emain vpen until within ten minutes of the hgur of sailing of steamer. Mails for South and Central America, West Indles. Ete. THURSDAY-At§ . m. for CUBA, YUCA AN, CAMPECHE, - TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per s. s.'Monterey (mall for other parts of Mexico must be directed ‘'per o. s, Monterey'); at 12 m. for SAN- TIAGO, per s. 8. Clenfuegos. FRIDAY—At 12 m. for MEXICO, pe Niagara, via Tampico (majl mi rected “per a. s. Niagara at P m. for. NEWFOUNDLAND, per s. 5 Si- berlan, from Philadelphia. SATURDAY—At § a. m. (supplementary a. for FORTO. RICQ, CURACAQ ZUELA, ‘arac *); at 9:30 u. m. lia and Cart r 8, 8, Caraca: m.) for FORTUN BAVANILLA “anc r 8. 8 be ‘di- (Supplementary 10:30 ISLAND, JAMAICA. | CARTAGE! Costa Rica must be directed “per . 5. Vi, At 10 . m. (Supplementary 10:% ‘for HAITT and SANTA MARTA, 5. Athos; at 10 a. m. for CUBA, s. Morro Castle, ‘via Havana; at m. for- NEWFOUNDLAND -direet, per s. s Rosalind; at 12:30 p.-m. for CUBA, Matanzas (ordinary mi ust be dai- ~ected “per s. s. ). Malils for Newfoundland, by rall to North Sydney, and thence hy steamer. «lose at this office daily at 6. m. (connectin, close here every.Monday, Wednesday an Saturday). Malls for Miqueion, by rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at this offica dally at 6:30 p. m. Malls for Cuba, b{ rall to Port Tampa, Fla,, and thence by steamer, close at this office dally, except Thursday, at *5:30 a. m. (the connecting clotes are made on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays). Malls for Mexico City, overland, uniess speclaily addressed for dispatch by steames, close at this office dally, excepr Sunday, at 1.30 p. m_and 11:30 p. m, Bundays at 1 m. and 1% p. oi. salls for Costa ica, Belizs, “Puerto Cortez and letter mail tor Guatemala. by rali to New Or- leans, and thence by sieamer, close at this office daily, except Sunday, at *1:30 p. m. and *11:30 p. m., Sundays at *i p. m, and °1 p. m. (connecting closes here Mondays at *11:30 p. m, for Belise, Puerto Cortez and letter mall for Guatemala, 1nd Tuesdays at *11:30 p. m. for Costa R.ca), ‘l?’enuena mall closes at 6 p. m. previous 8y Transpacific Mails. Malis for China and Japan, via Tacoms, close here dally at 6.30 p, m. up to De: cemper %, inclusive, for aispatch per Dulte of 'Fife. Malls for Australia, (except West A which is forwarded via Burope) New Zea: land, Fijl, Samoa and Hawall, via San Franclsco, close daily at 6:80 p. m. after December * d up to December 413, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. 8i- erra. (It the Cunard steamer carrying the British mall for New Zealand does ot artive in dme fo connect with this pateh, tra malls—closing at 5:30 m. and Bund {l m., 9 a m. m.—wlll be he arrival made up and forwarded of the Cunard steamer.) Malls for Hawall, yia San Francisco, close here dally ut §30 p . up to Decergher 14, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. 8. Nip- n Maruy, ils for Hawail, Japan, China, and s clally addressed matter for the Ph!rp« pine Islands, via San Franclsco, close here daily ut 6:30'p. m. up to December #23, in- cluslve, for lll‘vulch per 5. 8. Peru, Malls for Hawall, via San Francisco, ciose here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to December *22, inclusive, for dispatch per . s. Zealandia. Maljs for China and Japan, via Vancouyer nd Victorla, B, C., close here dally at 30 g m. up to December *%23, Inclusive, for dispatch per s 8. Empress of [(ndia (reglaterea mall must be ?en.'lull' iad- dressed. Merchandine for U 8. Bostal Agency at Shanglal cannot be forwarded via Canadu). tralla, ancisco, elose here Gaiy at ». m. to December **27, inclusive, for dis- tch per U. 8. Transport. mils for Australia cept West Aus. tralla, which goes vii Zealand, which goes 1! Francisco), s isiands, via Vancouver ot D B IS here daily ot O, up to January 3, inclugive, for dispatch s o7 “Tabitl and M Inlands, r arquesas via San Francisco, close here dally af 6:8 p. m. up to January *%, inclusive, for dispatch per s, 5. Mariposs. uj Transpacific. mafls are forwarded to t of salling dally and the schedule of ¢ is arranged on the presumption of lh” uninterrypted overland traaait o tered mall closes at . m. previol CORNELIUS VAN » Postmaster. P?;lnnflico. New York, N. Y., December 5, GOVERNMENT NOTICE. OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- m:‘urhrnr L-»;:-vorlh, nlnu. No- vember I, 1902 —Sealed proposals, in tripit- cate, will'be received hire until 11 o'clock, & m., Central time, December 13, 1902, and {hen opened. for tyrnishing and deliveéring, in good condition, ¥. O. B. cars, at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, approximately 60 tons castiron water tons {-inch and @ tons 10-inch—together with IIEE’. valves, Zus il eiem ativk o e ey e oy makig of tme will be rofv.zu in :?E.flu- lon blan| (:ruu ) 11 in) roposal and ns turnished on ication to this office. Specifications can be seen at office of Depot Quarter- t Chicago, BL. Louis a the right to aceept 9F Teject 4By or Wil proposals or ny, part thereof. o, be indorsed United States reserves Envelo) B b Ut i Qe per 8. 8 Altal (mall for| RAILWAY TIME CARD. UNION STATION—10TH AND MARCY. Chicago, Rock Ialand & Pacifie. BAST Leave Chieago Dayllght L'4'd a 5:00 am Chicago Daylight Locala 7:00 am Chizago Express bi1:15 am olnes Express. . a 1:3 pm o Fast Express . a 5.3 pm WEST. Rocky Mountain 1.'t'd. .a 6:50 pm Lineoln, Colo. Bprings, Denver, Pueblo West Toxas, Cal Oklahema Flyer Unfon Pacific. Overland Limited....... The Fast Mail ... Callifornia Express.. Pacific Lxpress Enstern Expres The Atlantic Expri The Colopado Spect Chicago Special . Lincoln Beatrice and Stromshurg Express..b 4:05 pm Grand Island Loca:.....b 5:3 pm Chicamo & Northwostern, “The Northwestern Line. Fast Chicago, a Wl o Loeal “giolx it Daylight St. Pa Daylight Chicag: J.ocal Chickgo Tocal Carroll.. Fast Chicago.. Limited Chlcago Fast 8t Paul.. Fast Mall. .. Local Sloux City.. Waba St Lov Express . ....... st Louls i.ocal, 11 Blufts...... inois Central. Chieago Express.. ... Chicago, Minneapolis & St. Paul Limited...... & 7:50 pm Minbeapolis & St. Paul EXpress ... ¢ Chicago Express. Chieago, Milwankee & St, Pa Ghicago & Omah Ex. Arrive & 845 am 8 9:3 pm a 5:06 pm bl am LR P A 455 am A 5:00 pm ng £32% 33 5353 o 333 Z8REE3 separse e et 8 SIBHRZES o seugsazs 8333383 258 scregmeuess #83833833338 E] ‘Cannon Rall' » 8t. Louls Express.. . K. C. and St. L. Ex ot vy BURLINGTON STATION—~10TH & MASON Burlington & Missouri River. Leave. Wymore, Beatrice and gt Lincoln . Nebraska E: Denver Limited . Black Hills and Sound Express Colorado \Z Kunsan City, St. Joseph @& Blufs. Kansas Cit; 8t. Louls Kansas City Chicago, B Chicago Special . Chicago Vestibule Chicago Local . Chicago Limited Fast Mail . v WEBSTER DEPOTSIOTH & Wi Fremaat, Elkhorn & Valley. Day Ex. Iyer, . Leave. Arrive. 6:00 pm e 5:00 pm Black Hills, Deadwood, Lead, Hot Springs... Wyoming, Casper and ings, York, ‘Davi ¥, Superior, Genev: Exeter and Seward Bonesteel, Lincoln, Nio- brara and Fremoai. | Fremont Local .. Chicage, St Omaha. Twin City Passe | Sloux cu’Y Paj | Oakland Logal Missouri Pacifie, Nebraska Local, Weeping Water .......b £:10 pm a10:% am Dally. b Dafly - except Bunday. 4 Dally except Saturday. X Monday, ¢ Sunday on’l’y. LB i s 1 b e — ) STEAMSHIPS, DOMINIONsl},E‘E— ... .SPECIAL NOTICE. Resumption of ‘trips by the moth PODUIAT twin-scr w ateamers mmon- Wealth and New England, to the Mediter- ranean from Boston, direct to Gloraltar, Alglers, Genoa, Naples and Alexandria. "tw England’ ..Jan. 17, Feb, 28 ommonwealth”'s. Jan. 3 Feb. i4, b 7 Raoreer Navtes Shal Gimy 1t March 8 JJan. 10, Feb, 51 ::(\:Ilncbouver A ‘ambroman’'. -Jan, 31, March 14 *Proceeds through to Alexandria o';\hlh' January and February voyages. Also_sallings—Boston to Liverpool; Port- land, Me., to Liverpool. For rates. bool let, apply ‘to Local Agent or COM- UrFICE, ® Dearborn St., Chicago. 3:00 pm la 'na,muoNT{a WHITCOMB'S 10th annual OF OLD MEXICO. will leave January 31 And a gecond tour visiting the MARDI GRAS, also leaves February 21. Entire trip is madeé in spe- clal private vestibuled train of finest PULLMANS. Private car tours to Calj- freq during winter. Parties” uentl UBA, PORTO 1CO, FLORIDA, WEST INDIA CRUISE January 15, 180 Annual tour to Egypt and Y LAND 0L} January 31. Write for booklet mentioning tour. 282 Clark Bt., Chicago, =601 11 ep———————t— PLEADS FOR COOLIE LABOR Fruit Grower from Ci l“nlc'fll-k. Exclusion Law Should Amended, “We need coolie labor. ‘We should fave more liberal laws governing Chinese fmmi. gration. Let the exclusion dct be amiended. It is unjust and injurious:to immensq in- terests of our state and othér states on the Pacific slope to refuse Lo open the door wider to a certain number of laborers from the Orlent,™ Such is the view of John D. Farley of San Frauclsco regarding the rigid exclusion of Chinese from American ports. Mr. Farley, who le in Omaha aud will be in other mid- dle west and eastern gities for several weeks on business, 1s extensively engaged fn fruit culture in California. He says he represents the sentiments of nine-temths of the fruit ranchers of his state in advo. cating more liberal Chinese immigration law “Why, only & few Uays ago the fruit growers of California held thelr annusl convention in San Francisco and adopted & resolution foreibly demanding that the door be reopened to a certain number of Chinese eoolies. I have no doubt that our action is misunderstood in this sectiom of the country and further east, where coolle labor is less of a factor and where the de- mand for it does not exist. This year #t was almost fmpossible for frult and raisin growers to get enough help to care for ir crops. In many instances heavy losses wile sustained simply for & lack of laborers. “I expect to see strong pressure brought to bear on the mext congress from the Pacific coast against this tightly elosed door propesition.” —— Kpown the World uver, For its wonderful cures—Dr. King's New Discovery _for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. It cures or no pay. ¥or sale by Kubn & Co. Mortality Statistics. The following birth and death were re- gorud at the office of the Bnqrd:n(“llull ul ng & ring . the ('.ll_’y-fwr hours Caplek, 7155 Dupont street, noon Wednesda: Birth—Peter rl. Death—Mrs. Em; . Bmit Twenty-fourth street, ot uhy'un- ¥, The funniest fun is are 30 cents an hour. lors, 214 South Seventeenth