Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 16, 1902, Page 9

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1902, SPECIAL _NOTICES FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, DEWEY European Hotel, 13th and Furnam. E—wT Advertisements for first insertion, Nothing taken WANTED=SITUATIONS, BITUATION wanted by Al siide trombonlst In concert or theater orchestra; will lo- cate 1n good city »f 40,00 or ‘more, or travel with good concert compan dress H. E. Turner, care Western Lyceum Bureau, 1864 Jefferson st., Kansas City, Mo. A—M625 18 YOUNG MAN of 28 wants situation with a ood, rellable firm, where there Is oppor- unity for advancement; have had four years' on the road; best references. Ad- dress 8 2, Bee. A—MSIT 16% WANTED=MALE HELP, HUBTLING deputies wanted; men or ‘women; splendid contract. The Garden- ers, 416 Bee Bidg. B—276 WANTED for U, 8. army, ablebodied un- married men between ages of 21 and 35, citizens of United Btates, of good char- acter and temperate habits who can speak, read and write Engiish. For in- formation apply (0 Reeruiting O 16th and Dodge Bt Omah: and office buliding, Lincoln, Neb. B3 Ad- | #l PER WEEK—42 So. 18th Bt one block south of court house. E-—#8 STEAM-HEATED rooms no“rr month. Barker Hotel, 13th and Jones Sts, E-Mus2 AETNA HOUSE, European, 18th and_Dodge . E—%9 ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & hicago L. M. E. hauls trun 112 So. E-MIT1 FRONT room, modern, §2 per week, 1717 Webster. 6 3 ROOMS for light houseKeeping. 11th 8t ENTRAL, steamheated, THRER nice rooms, modern. 7109 Douglas, Tel. 1545; 6 rings. E-M 2 FOR RENT, south front rooms, single or ensuite, with board, od location, within ‘walking distance o feri terms reasonable. - Apply Tel. A-2503 ELEGANTLY modern, hot water heat, waite of two rooms in new brick bulldin ground floor; good location for busines offices. Call at 1616 Webster St. B-M47 M0 30 . DO YOU WANT T0 BLY sesssscseccsccl i MANUFACTURING, P MELCHOIR, 18th and Howard, ma- chinist. 08 A Stove, A Buggy, A Cow, A Piano, Any.0ld Thing? A WANT-AD WILL TELL YOUR WANT TO THOUSANDS. esssssssssesssessssssssectne ELECTRIC TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, bath , 118 N. 15, 2 floor, R. 2. T—Mai2 3 DUVAL, manlcuring. 1015 Howard, por. T—Mi%—11 MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124 N, 15th, R 1. T—438—15 MIss L GRACE O'BRYAN of Kentucky. 12 8. 13th. Td54—17 Tvefing, massage baths, 601 N. 13th St. —81 Jans —_— PERSONAL, DR, ROY, chiropodiet; corns and superfiu- ous hair removed by electricity. Ull. 12, FURNISHED room: steam heat North 15th street; flat Lo E—$10-17* - —_ St FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. PRIVATE family. 609 South Zith avenue. FOMIS Frenzer block. Home VIAVI, Woman's Way to Health. treatment. Booklet free. 46 Bee Bldg., Omaha. U RYPTURE CURED—No knife, no pain, no etention from business. Send for booklet, EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE CO., 881 Life Bldg., Omaha. U970 om on first floor and one F—324 FURNISHED on second. 21 u?og messengerse wanted; high salarios. T. Co., 212 8o. 13th St. Open until Nichotas st. good hustlers. B—M286 tn Art Co., 1714 WANTED, exreéimcea bag maker; 'Iho can build ory. one and take control of fac- ith references, P 48, Bee. B—MGYT 16 WANTED, blacksmith and two machinists, also tinsmith accustomed to ineide work. Apply 41 N. Main st Councll Biyfts, la Address, WANTED, an office boy by & manafactur- ing company. Address P b4, Bee. " B—M§615 16 WANTED—Men to learn barber trade, We furnish steady practice by tree work; in- structions, lectures and _demonstrations by experis. More experience in one than old method In one yea: s and shop experlence Baturday Positions waiting graduates. Tools pre- sented, board provided, catalogue mailed free. Moler Barber College, 1302 Douglas 8t B—M670—19 WANTED, men with rig to introduce Mon- arch Poultry Mixture; $20.00 weekly and expenses; years contract, weekly pay. Address, with stawip, Monarch Mig. Co. Box 97, Springfield, 11, B—-M6s4 16% WANTED, at once, § first-class cornice makers and two tinners; wages 4ic per hour; steady work for six months. or address 1t Lake Cornice and Rooting Co., Balt Lake City, Utah B—Ms22 22 Apply | = FOR RENT—S$1TORES AND OFFLCES, FOR RENT—Store in fir rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co., ground tioor, Bee Bldg. 1266 FOR RENT—The building formerly occ: pied by ‘Lhe Bee at yi§ Farnam St. It hs four stories and a basement which was formeriy used as The Lee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. if interested apply at otice to C. C. Kose- waier, secretary, foom 10, Bee buliding. — 261 location; CENTRAL, grocery, drug, meat market, | wAth iixtires; aiso fne laundry, witd | eteam heat and power. Tizard, Zv N. Za. | 1= | OFFICES In the Bee bulldin month up. Kental price Mght and janiler service. & Co. Bidg. FOR RENT, building sultable for whole- sale purpoies at 916 Farnam, 22x90, Zour storles and first-clase cemented basement, elevator, fire and burgar prooi vauit, office counter and fixtures. For priceand particulars inguire C. C. Rosewater, secre- tary The Bee building Co., room 1w building. 166 FOR SALE, complete outfit_of furniture and stoves. Call at 1706 N. 83d st. Phone L 2071 1—=M609 $10.00 per inciudes heat, R. C. Peters Reatal” Agents,: Ground . fioor, Bee | PRICES are better. GRAMOPHONES and supplies, whol and retall. Collins Plano Co., 1622 Doy DR, B. M. JACKSON, specialist in chronic diseases. 15 Farnam St. Consultation tree. U—sil ELITE PARLORS, 615 8. 16th St, 2d _floor. U—437-16 TELEPHONE 70 for L. M. E. m’e-»{'n:er- SOCIALIST headquarters, 619 N. 16th st Literature of all kinds, treating on al subjects. U-—262 Jani* Product Cla be sold.— John Barry. J M1 26 PRIVATE hospital before and during con- finement; bables boarded and adopted. Mrs. Gardels, 2234 Lake. Tel. Red l'fl“ i| Johnson. 86 N. Y. Li MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTE money on furniture, planos and diamonds Low rates. Any length of time, Private OMAHA CHATTEL LOAN BANK, 1404 Farnam, upstairs. Tel. A-2118. I LOAN MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried 614 Paxton block. The J. Al Hutton Co. X BUSINESS CHANCES. vescssescocscns — | people; business confidential; lowest rates. | SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, SREGG 8. H., Touch T, We, Bus. Branches, eg, Cat. free. Om. Com. Col., 17 & Doug. .-008 school, 717 N. Y. Lite. —%9 VAN SANT| OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. makes & spe: clalty of fire tl(‘lp‘}ro utte doors and safes. G. Andreel p., 103 10th St. CABINET making, 116 80, 17th. Tel, L-288. making, 116 So T8 TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON—All work promptly done, satistaction guaran- teed. ~ A Monroe, 1807 Dnvcng:rl 8t. Phone N1 — M3 J5 IPHOLSTERING. OMAHA_Furniture Repair. W ks., 201 Far- ham. Tel, M1, - a4 Janl " | PETERSEN & LUNDBURG, 1th. | _Ter L-mss. 31 | ns 8 —B4T MASQUERADE COSTUME! court reporter principal, —1000 THEO. LIEBEN, 101§ Farnam, costumen; Eusiness & Shorthand Colle heater. —100 — e STATUARY, INVESTORS, ATTENTION Write us regarding investments that will net you from 10 to 18 per cent, and abso- lutely safe. Western Realty and invest- ment Ci ont, Neb. 805 J13 TO GET in or out of business call on Wil- liams, Room 11, McCagae building. - e - | 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—M1% Dl IF YOU want to get in or out of business or buy or sell property communicate with Northwestern Clearing Company, First National Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Y—M17 FOR SALE complete stock of second-hand | furniture; doing a good business; fine lo- { be removed; this can be bought at a bar- gain; reason for selling Is bad health. Ad- | dress P49, Bee. Y MG WHE nt you want to buy, sell or exchange | your busincss or property quick sve J I e. Y M9 |P 2,000 kinds. | Catalogue: FOR RENT, -room hotel fn Minden, Neh. Gewly painted and repatred throughout, m hea A < Kearney, Roblnson, 'Y—M585 22 FECZEMA SALVE that cured W. A. Paxton. B.J. Scannéll, agent, 0 Wate block. J. 336 J5 ANY CASE of dandruff or falling of hair cured for $1; 30 years' experience; this is no fake, 'but “absolute cure; if not cured will refund money; can also give many testimonlals; ladles can_call or address, except Saturday. T. 2419 N. %4th st., Omaha, Neb. U. 127 HOWARD ST., lst, 2d or 8d floor, to- gether or separately.” ¥. D. Wead,' 1524 Douglas 8 —_— e SALESMEN WANTED, AGENTS WANTED, EVERYWHERE, to sell Lambert Type- sme;- Monroe & Co., 811 N. 16th St, ma — TO SBLL side Profits, sells cv. Pocket. line, easy seller, large rywhere; carry sample in ddress § Bee,’ Council Bluffs. —807 J13 WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS LIQUOR SALESMAN TO PLACE A PROMINENT BRAND WITH THE TRADE. NONE BUT TRAVELING MEN WITH A GOOD TRADE NEED APPLY. ALL CORRE- BPONDENCE CONFIDENTIAL. _AD- DRESS FERDINAND WESTHEIMER & BONS, ST. JOBEPH, MO. —Ms31 18 WANTED, salesmen for Omaha and vi- cinity to sell grocerles to the retall trade in an estabiished territory for a Chicago house; grocery olerks ‘or experienced salesmen preferred; must give bond. Ad- droas Y 5, oars Lotd & Thomas, Chicago, RELIABLE salesmen to' handle ladie belts as side line. Address, with refer- Hub Novelty Co,, 133’ Summer st Mass. —M5IS 16* WANTED-FEMALE HELP, WANTED, Swedish or German girl for general housework; smali family; good wages. Call at 126 8, 3ith St, C—=M20 WANTED, first-class walst and skirtmak- only those with experience need ap- A, Seebick, Deadwood, 8. D. C—M628 18 WANTED, girl for general “housework; family of rour; ood wages to right erly. None but thoroughly competent elp Deed apply. 18 So. Jith Bt o 100 Girla, Call Canadtan office, 15th & Dodge. 2 GOOD competent girl for general house. work; no washing; good wuges. 1310 8. Mtk ave, C—Ms15 18 = FOR RENT—HOUSES, TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage Co.; office, 1611} Farnam, or Tels. 1569-863. 4 D—oi1 HOUSES 1o &l parts of city. The 0. ¥. Davis Co., 5y Bee Bldg. D—vis MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel, 1495, D )R _RENT, forty acres in the city limits of South Omaha; s house, exceilent place for teea yard, The Omaha Realty Campany, 1 ug! St., ups HOUSES. G. G. Wallace, Brown Block. . D—946 9-ROOM modern, near High schaol, $27.60. $-room house, 36{a and Churles, $20.00. Ing. %48 Cap. Ave. Tel. 673 Robison. D481 HOUSES and fats. Ringwalt, é.ri-:xum:&x. 7-ROOM miodern’ house, 2817 Charl phone A-256%, D168 FOR RENT. one §-room house, with g water and sewer; just been placed In first-class repaic; {n §00d location. C. M. Bachmann, 46-51 Paxton block. D—i19 FOR RENT, 9-room house, just newly pered and repaired, all modern except urnace, 224 St and Poppleton Ave., $15. Twa $-room houses, J0th and Callfornia Sts. all modern, city water and sewer, 318, One t-room 'Bouse, %t and Cumlig Sts., ety wa . v C. M. BACHMANN, 436-37 Paxion Bik. D625 T-ROOM house, 3422 Bprague. Tel s34, gt “b-Aiss 4 8 LTH ST, rental §10. 308 Brown block. T ND X 818.. Sout cottnges; ren T Willam: K Poreer, nc-lvfl,w,%_ bloek. MODERN 1-room house, near park. 1500 o it o Bk HOUSES B cbelis &, 8% ity D408’ 8-room cottage, city water, fam K. Foftar, Pecerver, DM Omaha, 3 nice 5 X7 nice onth. rown o FORRENT—A fing located 6-room cottage, Bous. 188 N odd- mes s ke Omana i " e Oma Realty, Co., o ias 8t upstaire, 1-R house, good condition, mod. except fur- n barn: ngar Uih ard Lake; cheap to Tel. 14 D—-Me7 Tele- | WANTED—Canvassing = agents geunty to solitit riptions to THE | TWENTIETH CENTUGRY FARMER. Steady employment, with assured good in- come. Agents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers muke easily 3 to $1W_per month, Ad- dress, Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bureau, Bee vufldin L0600 AGENTS wanted to sell desirable old I jnsurance for the largest company in the world of 1ts age: 1O Epecidl con- tragt fakirs of leg pullers nced appiy. We sell the best contract ever writien; €00 territory and commissions given 10 §00d, reliablé men. Ca¥l on or write 1o | In ever; icorge J. Crane, Superintendent Wescern Department, 519 First Natl Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb. J—M1Z%—2 WANTED TO BUY. - HAVE.2 nonresident clients Who wilf by Omahia realty for investment at low casi prices; owners only; see us, Douglas County Realty Co., first floor N. Y, Life. N7 1, WE_WANT 6 or 7-room house, pair, well located, north side, {0 over §2,60. Room 3, N. Y. Life. N-M197 17 good Te- cost not HAVE customer for 2 lots, west Farnam district, 1f sold low for caeh. Douglas County ~Realty Co., First floor N. Y. Lite. —M797 17 —————————————————— FOR SALE—FURNITURE. CHICAGO Furnit 2020, New and sold, exchanged. G967 e e ———————— FOR SALE—~HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, Co.. 1410 Dodge. Tel condhand, boug NEW and secondhand vehicles for sale cheap. M. Froe, 1ith and Leavenworth. GOUD family horse: 138 Farnam. PMTT8 35 FOR SALE, 6-year-old horse, welghs 1,00 pérfectly gentle for lady or child your own price. at 124 N. 19th FOR BALE. 4 nice two'scated slelgh, price ; also new buggy and harness. Wil ‘sell all or any part of the rig at all t. P—MI31 18 $40. L. W. Tulleys, 102 Main stree un- cil Bluffs, FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, FENCE LATH for quick shipment, crib- bing,"combination ladders. %01 Duqu.)l:;‘.‘ NEW and 2dhand typewriters. 1119 Farnam Q989 other musical instrument, The 1621 Farnam. Wittmann C Q960 INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. Q-6 up. letter copypress and cless._condition, $8.50. In- | quire Bee busin Q- PIANO for sale o bugsy. O 3, Bee. monds, left at kalf price. Douglas. awn good as lamond Loan O CI;A‘&ETM;‘IV rtumes. uv\;rit;cror%-mn; erman cConnel rug Co., mal v BECOND-HAND billiard and pool tables; billlard tables repaired; a large stock of cheap bar fixtures, CIgar counters, etc. The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.' 407-3 8. 10th. L Q-Mis JT BUY or sell pool tables. Kern, 21 8. Sin. Q49818 ABEAUTIFUL LIGHT You try before you buy one of Fletcher's non-explosive gasoline lamps; one week's trial free. Louls Flescher, 1622 Capitol ave. Q—ME19-25 FREE FOR XMAS—Gold-edged glass bottle of choice wine, corkscrew with ever grder of Primo Whiskey, price #.10 sal- lon: charges prepaid, = Meyer = Kiein, Wholesale Liquor ler, No._16th, Omahe. Q—M261 FOR SALE—First mort note bearing six per cent interest, payable every six onths, has about 44 years to run; good security and enforsed by responsible arty; smovnt, $LSW. Inquire C. chmann, Reom 434, Paxton Blbch. Tight purty, Sweet & Headley. TV'O cosy furnished rooms. 213 Douglas. . E-nir HOUSES FOR RENT, See J. H. Sherwood, 837 N, ¥, Life. ‘Phone 8. D—762-15 RN bmg urnished cotta for 4 ; will to re- s very reasonab Uable party. nt Address 5711 N. 18th b D—M791 160 -Fw? w6, 3 doubl balnfed roughams. It and H SELL Bitters as sido line on commission; fine article, well advertised. Cuming’ M771 13 CLAIRVOYANTS, MODERN flat, heat. . Lange Bideck, B ke, Yeeoh Aer DN 3 MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 1614 Cass street. ol e fa CENTRALy steam, modern o'-mfwl ’ 'S PR MME. GYLMER, Kenulnd palmist, during confinement. Dr. 362 California st. HY_NOT get a gas or gasoline lamp for n X'mas present? It is just the thing you need. Prices from $2.60 up. . Welsbach mantels, burners and caps. .Louls Flesch- er, 1622 Capitol eve. U—ME20 5 A PLAY GROUND for grown people. Dec. “What _To Eat” Newsdealers, 100, of Plerce Pub. Co., Chicago. U—M 808-16 PRIVATE hospital before and during con- finement; first-class in every fespect; bies adopted. . Dr. L. L. Millef, 2564 ondo st. ‘Phone F-1152, U—M816 OMAHA DYE WORKS, 1515 Howard, fa fonable cleaners, dresses, suits, cloak: draperies, rugs, lace curtain: earpets. U “301"—Can't see you will uniess you Insist nd Mrs. Gerisch, U—~M388 16% MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. PRIVATE sanitarium for ladies beforeand | | FOR SALE, furniture and lease, one of the best paying hotels In northern Nebraska; commercial house, in a good rallroad town; price, ,600. Address P 52, Bee. —M616 17 | FOR SALE, small milk route, with extra g00d cows; seller has other bus and will sell right Address Box B offige, South Omaha. Y—Mi09 16 FOR SALE, steam laundry, fine location, doing profitable business, can be greatly increased; good reasons for selling; pric $3,300. Address P 61, Bee. —Mi21 17 FOR SALE at a bargain, stock and fixtures of one of the oldest millinery establish- ments in Omaha; established over twenty years, Joyce, 1624 Douglas St, T—M755 18 MONEY MAKING STOCKS—$10.000 clothe ing, %0c on dollar; elegant location. $7,000, furniture, undertaking; $3,600, drugs; large town. $3,000, groceries; $1,000, clgar store, paying well. 4 5,000, department store; $250 barber shop; stocks clear, with estgblished trade; also improved farms. pry, Box 225, Nebraska City, Neb. FOR SALE, good paying music busine best town In Nebraska. Other business. Address Box 91, York, Neb, Y— | GOOD 1ocation. for & bank; brick bullding, fine fixtures,” safeg. and time lock for | Bee | pATENTS—Syes | cation; store can be leased or stock can | $960.00. Address P 69, care Omaha Bee. Y—-Méoi J13 'Vfl PER CENT on businéss property. |. per cent on residence property. onltvs)vtn- B‘.o ,gly whole or J.ml?‘l‘:fys\ i.lm;. RIKLE, 401 MONEY to loan on improved Omaha, real Gatate. Drennan-Love Co., 309 80, Jith, o] WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 1102 Farnam St., Bee Bldg. W85l FOR Exq«ANGE. EXCHANGE; Lana and cash for mer- chandise. Good farm for hardware and implements; farm for lvery. T. M. Cline, 158 G St Lincain, Neb. 2—M?560 15 T HAVE a wood plano fo trade, for_dray team. Addres ), Bee. Z—592—-19 —_— FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. 4 TO 5 P. C. money. Bemis, Paxton ?_l|k. FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H. Thomas, First Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1 FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 1604 Farnam. 18 WANTED, city loans and warrants. W. Parnam Smith & Co.. 150 Farnam ptrcet. PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 164 Douglas —_— MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. FOR,_SALE—CLOSE IN—8-room one-story coftage with furnace, bath and gas; lot 66x132; east front, paved street, permanent walk, barn, price, $,00; small payment down, balanice in payments to suit. J. H. SHERWOOD, 837 New York Life. 'Phone 288, RE-161—15 FORTY ACRES In Dawson county; can be frrigated; ohe mile from Lexington; 52,000, Seven acres in town of Florence, Douglas county, $2,600, and several bargains in other farming and city properties. Chris Boyer, 224 and Cuming Sts. Telephone 2049, RE—M673—17 HARRISON & MORTON, FARMS. RE—825 D17* “WE WILL BE VERY BUSY" NEAR XMAS. DON'T WAIT. OUR MONEY IS GOING FAST. LOANS TO EVERY ONE WHO WORKS WITHOUT MOR1GAGE, ENDOKRSER OR FUBLICITY. We give all .ne lime you ask to repay on eusy weekly or monthly ‘payments. 1TRY Ui 0‘{ FURNITURE LOANS. Goods remain in your undisturbed posses- sion. Discount if pald before due. Open evenings to § o'clock until as. RELIABLE CREDIT CO. GET OFF ELEVATOR AT THIRD FLOOR. ROOM 303, PAXTON BLOCK. EASYISE TO GET —Best explains our methods.— We loan on furniture, plancs, warchouse receipts, ete. Or if you have a permanent position we can make you a SALARY LOAN Without security, except your own agree- ment to repay.’ Our service s quick and confideptial and we aiways try to please. All we ask js that you give us a call be- fore you borrow elsewhere. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 119 Board of Trade Bidg, Tel. 235, (Established 18%.) 6 8. don St CHRIS1MAS, WE_ WILL LOAN MONEY CHEAPER THAN ANY WHO PUBLISH RATES. CALL_AND BE CONVINCED. SALAKY LOANS...........NO BECURITY PLAIN NOTE 'NO MORTGAGE EABIEST PAYME: NO INDORSER LIBERAL TREATMENT.'NO PUBLICITY Open an count with THE OLD RELIABLE AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY, Third Floer—Paxton Block—Third Floor, Northeast Corner.16th and Farnam Sts. Entrance on Sixteenth Street. THIRD FLOOR. XML TRY US —for— SALARY —and— CHATTEL LOANS. PHOENIX CREDIT CO. 3 Paxton Block, 16th and Farnam St. Top Floor. LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO BALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- boarding houses, etc.. without se- ; easlest terms; 40 offices in prin- cipal” éities. Tolman, 40 Board of T+ de de‘ X5 MONEY loaned on furniture, Itve stock, Jewelry. to salaried people. ~Foley Loan Co., Suc. to Duff Green, 5 Barker_block X8 Jlangs, Yuraiure, jow. te. C. ¥F. Reed, 398 13 X1 3:1’1‘.‘( loaned ', Borses, cows SNAP—Strictly modern 8-room home; owner leaving city. Inquire on premises, 1017 Bouth 30th. RE—663—-19* HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; also ore property and farm' lands. The O.. F. Davis Co., Room 862, Bee Bldg RE—94 RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Unlon Pacific Rafiroad company. B. A. McAllester, land commissioner, Unfon’ Pa- cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE—508 AMSON CHARLES E., 1208 WILLIAMSON §HARLES E. RE-—#97 DO YOU WANT TO SELL A FARM? If you want to sell a farm or ranch, tell the farmers and stockralsers about it. The best way to reach them 8 through THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. This agricultural weekly goes. to 40,00 homes of tarmers and siockraisers, so If you have a good piece of land to sell at & reasonable price you ought to find a buyer among them. The cost of an ad ls small— 2 cents per word # THE TWENTIETH CBfl[URY FARMER OMAHA, NEB. MEDICA DI eases and irregulariics vl women, any cause; experienced and reliable. 1513 Dodge St., Arlington block, Omaha. Neb, MB35 J6 Piles Cured from All blood, kidney and bladder diseases cured. A 'guarantee ‘given in every case freatea by W. . Maxwell, M. D., 5% Eee Bldg, Omaha, Neb., ‘graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York City. M~728 J13 MARRIED ladies, suffering from erregu- laritles scnd 4c to Dr. Parger, Station New York, for “Parker's Perlodical Pills, an unfailing specific —M26 |LAD]E!' Chichester's English Peunyroyal Pills are the hest; safe: rellable. “Take no other Send 4c, stamps,. for particulars. “Rellef for Ladiex” In’ letter by return mail. Ask your druggist. Chichester Chemical Co., Philadelphia, Pa. LOST, roan horse, welght about 1,100 Ibs. Kendis, 1410 Dodge St. Tel. 2020 \ Lo a4 PRIES treats successtully all _dis-| | CUT RATES—Member Am. Ticket Brokers STRAYED, light colored Jersey milch cow. | Reward. Geo. 1 Omaha, LOST, sorrel horse. stripe in face. ear spiit, 1100'1bs. W, T. Graham,. Bee Bld Lost—811 Carey, 1316 8. 324 St., Lost—812 15 LAND TO RENT, TWENTY acres finest garden land in_the at once at Room 842, New cty. Apply York Life Bldg. ~Tl4 HIRTS TO ORDER. OMAHA SHIRT FACTORY, 1816 Farnam. =168 J13 —— S DANCING SCHOOL., BUY yout Christmas presents; sellifly out. 713 South 16th. ~—MBT5 23* —_— ' MASSAGE. 3 FACIAL massages, $1.00. 1711 Dodge. Jané B — SIGN PAINTING. SCHROEDEF Sign Works, 29 8. 17th. We also ship signs. Write us, _ —376 Junes ATTEND Morand's school or Wed. assem- blies and learn the latest walts fad of the eastern clties the most graceful waitz ever introduced. Classes for beginners now forming. Adults, Tues. and Fri.; children, turday afternoon. Privat sons. 'F 102, COAL AND WoOD. HALD & RICE, 506 8. 16th Bt. Tel, WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRI CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY— Repairing ' promptly ‘done; - satisfaction gaaranieed. N, P. Frandsen, 04 N. 16th St PHONOGRAPHS AND SUPPLIES. ALL MAKES talking machin alogue. Omaha Bicycle C 16th and Chicago. MG . ————— —————— 1} PATENTS. send for H, J. ] SOWGILL_No tees uniess success- ul. 318 8. 15th St,, Omaha. Tel. 1798. —246 \ & Co., Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb., and uitable Bldr ‘Washington, D¢ No fee lf we fail. filustrated hand book free. Ouly western firm having a ‘Washington office. Patents 1d, —~M842 Janl HAND LAUNDRY. FAMILY washing a speclaity. 1318 N. Mth st Tel Fisa. . Sampson. M58 J9 SHOEMAKING, SHOES made for lame folks. J. 806 N. 16th. T. Miller, ~MB56T J§ HAIRDRESING AND MANICURING, ADROIT Hair Bazaar. 1620 Douglas St. —548 Jan? FLORISTS. . Sttt HENDERSON, florlst. 1619 Farnam !: Tel, 1358, —813 HORSE BLANKETS. HARNESS, saddies, sult ‘Cornish, 1210 Farnam st. Tel }.'?.v.lfi “in D LN LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, 8 U, 8. N'l Bk. \Boll‘ MILK DEPOT. FILLEY, 1310 N. 24th MRS, H. st. —MG10 Jans ACCORDION PLEATING. GOLDMAN Pleating Co., 20 Douglas blk. P TAXIDERMIST, 37E. WALLACE, 606 8. 13th st. =M OSTEOPATHY. Mrs, Grace Deegan, 538 Bee Bldg. Tel. Be. ~110 GID, E_& ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths, Buite 615, N. Y. Life Bidg. Tel. 1664. S -1 TYPEWRITERS, WHY pay more? Lambert, $25; superior to $100 machines. Sent on approval. Monroe & Co., 811 N. 16th 8t., Omaha. —089 ity i WANTED, choristers for First Presbyterian church, also bass and tenor soloists. Ap- ply F. H. Wright, Ramge Bldg. B—20 THOS. J. KELLY, volce. Davidge Block. —369 r———————cr DETECTIVE AGENCY. CAPT, THOS. CORMICK, private detective. 617 Karbach block. Teléphone A-2832. —486 16% —_— GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspools and vaults, removes garbage and dead animals at reduced prices. 621 N. 16th. _Tel. 1779 —108 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. EGGS, 20C PE: DOZ. T. & E Batterton, grocers, 324 N. 18th St = LAUNDRY, OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 8c; collars, 0 cults, 4. 1730 Leav Tel. ALisi —_—_— PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat- ing; all business confidential. 1801 Douglas e————— e TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717 604 8. 1o THE DEPOT on time. L. M. E. T.l.“'lz.)» e—————————— BALE TIES, CO., 1at floor N. Y. nd collectors .Veg. -1 NEW B8NOW-CHURK® Life Bldg., attorne; - where NEB. COLLECTION CO., 86 N. Y. Lif ~ Mk BICYCLES, GIVEN AWAY for almost nothing, second- hand ‘bicycles, until Dec. wheels are put in first-class are just as good as new. Louls Flescher, 1622 “Capitol M—621 %5 ettt ———— HATS RENOVATED. HATS dyed and_blocked, Intest style, Ramser & Kerr, 207 N, 17th, Send hats by mail. —M#618 J11 CANDY AND CIGARS. ALSO gchool supplies and laundry office. Mrs. L. Damt, 820 N. 2ith st. LMot J12 .. FUR DRESSING, 0. R. GILBERT CO,, tanners. 1424 8. l‘fih SEEDS AND POULTRY SUPPLIES, E. H. ULLERY & CO., 1611 Howard st. —M836 J12 GOVERNMENT NOTICE, PROPOSALS FOR STEAM HEATING AND PLUMBING—Office of Chief Q. M., 8t. Paul, Minn., November 20, 1902.—Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be received at {his ofice untll 11 'clock a, m., December §, 1902, and opened then for the steam heat- ing and plumbing in one double barrack at Fort Meade, 8. D. Plans and specifications may be seen and blank proposals with full instructions had upon application here, of to the quartermaster, Fort Meade, 8. D. United States reserves right to accept or relect any or all propossls, or any art thereof. G POND, C. k o Biaks CHIEF_QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, Omaha, Neb., December 13, 1802 Sealed proposals, in triplicate, subject to the usual conditions, will recelved at this office, until 10 a. m. central standard time,' December 24, 1802, for turnishing material and labor in construction, in the shorf ossible time, of a temporary frame stable in Fort Crook, Neb. Full in- formation furnished on application to this office, where plans and specifications may be seen_or to tl Quartermaster, Fort Crook. Proposals to be marked “Proposils for Stables,” and addressed to JNO., W. PULLMAN, Chief Quartermaster, -16-16-20-22 LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE. On December 16th, 1903, at 11 a. m, lication will be made to the Btate joard for an extension of the w the Omaha ebraska. an ap- anking bond given Bavings Bank to the State of D-14-d-6-t-m OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North ton. ~115 ——— ety HAILWA' TIMB *ID. EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, PRIVATE lessons in bookkeepi G. R. Ratbbun Room 15, Com’ LIGHTNING RODS, OMAHA Lightning Rod Co.. 1512 Webster St., manufacturers of and wiolesale and STORAGE. OM. Van Stor. Co., 1611% Farn. Tels. 1560-863. —955 VANS and baggage wagons. Tel. 1195, B — CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. without pain—no cutting, tying or burning. | A1l kinds of carpenter work and re romptly attended to. Both and Lake streets. AUTOMOBILES, ~ | ELEC. automoblles. Deright, 1119 Farnam. —107 —_— BAKERY, THREE LOAVES home made bread for 100 at Bosion Bakery, 0 North 16t sireet. —21—-J4 TICKET BROKERS. CUT RATE rallroad tickets everywhere. P. H. Philbin, 1605 Farnam. ‘Phone 784, “u9 Ass'n. B 211, — e INDIAN BASKETRY INDIAN BASKETRY tly | anyone; & popular and lucrative pastime; fvil line of supplies and books teaching work. STEWART'S, 119 N. 16th; send for samples. 240 J1 W. C. Norrls, 1406 Farnam. Ph;ne STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. FUHNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. CURED( Julla Vaughu, 80 Ramge Bidg. MERRIAM, comfortable winter home, Tel 8 po 63 BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON Burlington & M| Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln ... Nebraska Express .. Denver Idmited . Black Hills and Pu Bound Express Colorade Vestibuied iyer ...... Lincoln Fast Mall.... Fort Crook and Piatts- mouth o Bellevue & Pacific Bell & Pacific Kansas City, Blufs. Kansas City Day Ex. Bt. Louls Flyer a Kansas City Night €x..al Chicago, Burlington & Quiney. Chicago Bpeclal . Chicago Vestibul Chicago Local Chicago Limite Fast UNION STATIO] o Jet. St. Joseph & , Rock Ixla EAST. . Chiea Overland The Fast Mall Callfornia Express.. Pacific Lxpres Eastern Express. .. The Atlantic Express ‘The Colorado Special Chicago a) Tincola Heatrice 'and Ilrolllbura Express, . land Lo v & Northwest ““The Northwest [ast Chicago Mal E Local Sloux City. light Bt Paul. Daylight Chicago. RE S88¥ 35 5558 23 E88E5 | RAYWHOND & WHITCOMR'S URGE END OF CUT RATES Government Asks Temporary Injunotion Against Fourtean Western Lines VIOLATIONS OF SHERMAN LAW ALLEGED Argument Reg Judge Grossen Chicago, Where CHICAGO, Dee. 15.~Argument for a tem. porary injunction restraining fourtesn rail- roads from cutting raf in violation of the Sherman and interstate commerce acts was begun in the United States elrcuit court of appeals today, Judge Grosscup of Chicago and Judge Phillips of Kansas City sitting en bane. Bight of the cases were brought before Judge Phillips on March 2¢, when a bill WAs presented by the government at the instance of the Interstate Commerce com- mission and a temporary restraining order entered witheut grgument. A similar blll was brought betore Judge Grosscup against the other six roads and & like order entered. The rallroads against whom the injunc- tion {s asked are: Michigan Central, Pitts- burg & Fort Wayne; Pittsburg, Cinolanati, Chicago & St. Louls, Lake Shore & Michi- gan Southern, 1llinols Central and the Chi- cago and Northwestern, affected by Judge Grosscups’ order. Chicago & Alton, CM- cago, Milwaukee & 8t. Paul, COhloago Great Western, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifie, Chi- cago, Burlington & Quincy, Missour! Pa- cific and the Wabash against which Judge Philips order was operative. Special Attorney W. A. Day presented the government's case, while Attorneys J. M. Dickinson of the Illinois Central and Robert Dunlap of the Santa Fe argued for the rail- road ‘The hearing of the fourteen cakes in Chi- cago simultaneously {s by agreement of counsel. Dickinson Opposes Motion, Mr. Dickinson, general counsel of the Tllinois Central, took up most of the after- noon. He first pointed out what he con- sldered an important omission from the government bills of declaration, declaring there was no allegation of diecrimination as to rates on packing house products, while there were such allegations as to grain rates. “If an injunction can issue on such alle- gations,” he said, “then a new chapter in American jurisprudence must be written." The declsion in the Debs case was fre- quently referred to, Mr. Diekinson claim- ing that the ruling made (n that case was extraordinary and suited to extraord- inary orisls, but he insisted the applica- tion of the decision should not be made commonplace. At one point Judge Grosscup interrupted the argument by asking: “If (he majority of shippers along a cer- tain line of raflway = are disériminated agalnst and driven out of business, are not the hundreds of farmers algng the same line injured by having to sell their pro- ducts to only one purchaser?”" “That point seems to le outside this bill," said Mr, Dickinson, “though I admit the wrong is sufficiently set forth as to grain shippers.” “But who can assert the right of all these farmers if not the government under the interstate commerce act?” asked Judge Grosscup. “They can assert it themselves reply. “Is not that the ground upen which the government interferes? Does not the at- torney general ask injunctions so that all these individuals will not be ecompelled to bring separate actions inquired Judge Grosscup. Mr. Dickinson did not wer directly. “That is the question that will have to be adjudicated,” he said. The district attorney brlefly answered the points r d by the rallroad authorities He lald stress on three principal propos! tions: . (1) That the cases come within the anti- trust law. (2) That the interstate commerce law also ugll!d. (3) That without any such acts of con- gress a court of equity had the power B listen to and grant the praver of the attorney general on behalf of the people. He said the court was asked simply to enjoin the defendants from departing from their published rate was the RAILWAY TIME CARD. Local Chicugo... Local Carro pu2suED 3885838 Ilinois Central. Chicago Expres Chi 7:20 am & 5:10 pm . Minneapolis & Bt “Faul Limited.. 7:60 pm & 8:06 ai Minneapulis & St. Paul ¥ s Express . +.b 7:20 am b Chicago Express.... Al Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pa Chicago & Omaha Ex. Chicago Limited Ex.... Missouri Pacific, 8t. Louls Bxpress. K. C. and 8t. L. Ex. oy ke 7 WEBSTER DEFOT-10TH & WEBSTER Fremont, Bikhors & Missouri Valley. Black Hills, Deadwood. A Lead, Hot Springs 300 pm = 5:00 pm © 5:00 pm Leave. G Hasung g oy B S xeter and Bewar, : Bonesteel, Lincoln, Nio- . brara and Fremoni...b 7:30 am Fremont Local “e st. Paul, Minneapolis & 52 G Pusmnen oux s Oukiund Local - Missou, Nebrasks Local, Via Weeping Water .......b 410 pm 8101% am b Dally except Bunday. ¢ Baturday. s Dally exespt STEAMSHIP DOMINION LINE— ........8PECIAL NOTICE......., Resumption of irips by the miammoth popular twin-screw steamers on- wealth and New Englaud (o the Medlier- Boston, d Kigiors, ‘Genoa, " Naples ‘and “Alexendsia: R pngl a “New England" . n, 17, b, 2 “Commonwealth''*,. Jan. 3, ieb. i "o Asores, Napies ana Genoa. e R iy L8, 7 . ..Jan. 3 reh 1 *Proceeds. (hroug! Alexandria on the February voyages. 2t ainee.Bos Fpoo 0 g8 ton to Li H p Il.“nd.llclle l? l.llverfoo % '0;'?.‘“. Efi‘:)n- g -y PP o P PANY'S Or ¥l L] Dlnrb:fl‘lnl! oéhco 19th annnat OF OLD MEXICO. will leave J‘nul;‘y 81 and & second teur vieiting the MARDI GRAS, also leaves February #1. Entire trip i» made in spe- rivate vestibuled train of fimest ULEMANS, ‘Private car tours to Calls ornla frequently during winter. Parties to CUBA, PORTO RICO, FLORIDA, WEST INDIA CRUISE January 16, 1907, Annual tour to Egypt and HOLY LAND January 81. Write for bookiet mentiening tour. %3 Clark st., Chicago. 1 touyr