Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 31, 1902, Page 9

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDN ESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1902. FOR RENT-HOYSES. ' HObSES_"' all parts of it Uls:l Co., UI'BOU 1-ROOM to: phone A-256%, | MAGGARD Vab & Btorage Co. Tel, 195 D4 T-ROOM house, @3 Sprague. Tel. 8. 7 pragu b CIGARS, PIPES AND TOBACCO, VANS and bagsese wagons HOUSES, % upwards. Bemis, P-'ngn Bik. ol 1106-1146. Doe ceeseos FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, located 5-room cottage, lZ AI jood 7-room ]‘. le Omaha Reaity Lo., Tor Doullu it v FOR RENT;A fing CUT RATE | BECOND-HAND billiard and pool tables bliliard tubles repaired; u large stock of gheap bar fixtures, cigar counters, St The arosewick-Balke-Collender C Q—M793 .l1 CIGARS In all parts of the city. HOUSES & c"¥eltta @ &., Beg Bidg. "OR SALE, other mus phonographs, superior to any 1 B up " The Wittmann instrument, 1621 Farnam. 0., '‘alk about cutting the price on elgars, see what others give you and then find out That we offer Jou. Out ¢ tor e ot be touched by the peo this war, for they fin not stfi h o bumn largest clu:“fi conpumer, who 18 3o_aften_ deceived by these people, the jobber s profit and the re- tatler's profit, and sell them cigars like the gnes offered to them § and 10 for Zic, 14 for 26¢, and they are not made by the trust, efther, but manufactured im our own factory. hen we cut we cut at all our stores at the same time. THE STOECKER CIGAR CO., W. F. BTOECKER, Pres. Our stére “A" (headquarters) you will find at 1404 Douglas; our store “B," 221 South 16th; our store "C you will find at 36 South isth; store "D’ at the corner of l6th and Farham. in Myers-Dillon Srug Q. place of business, FOR RENT, 8-room house, newly ?lp‘r‘d and repaired, all efn except Two t-rogm Houses, $0th und Caitfornia Bts., all modern, city water and se g .w Cumln Ste., ty water, . M. BAC 1611 Howard St, 12 N‘ml’l\. ‘In_first-class new plumbing, two bath rooms. urnace, 22d 8t and Poppleton Ave:, 81 One 4-room bouse, 2ith and NN, o Pl:(ur‘ Rk, DOUBLE FLA' rod;llr. GEORGE AND COMPANY, 1601 Farnam St, N D—MT I FOR RENT, $30—9-room modern house, $202 Poppleton avenue. room modorn house, 422 Nnnh mn room modern hou 10.foom “modern nosse and barm, Papplawn ‘venu. room 4621 Farnam st, room 'modern honre. &nd - bers - M %th st. BRENNAN %06 8. 13th St D474 Jani 21 3 ims WANTED-MALE HELP. % WANTED for U. & army, blthodll‘ un- married men Between f 21 and 3, El“l.nl of United States, Ol 800d char- 1€ habits, who can JOHN STOP BUYING COAL. Buiidime, opposit P:Tn ';-nn ng, grvosite City . "ROBBINS! flat, 8T, FIRST and second floor 6-room. flats, all modern, also neat O—ruom bofilfi_‘ 124 Miami Bt. IODERN 6-room house, strictly first-¢la condition and neighborhoed, th, g . % In ulr"‘ ’;2“ —A. D. T. om""'fi.‘ ""m“ iu NTED-Two ryeent cholas gt | ™% o BoMI | Sormer. Beward. Beward. wide awake Cavelig lnwn. and )n- to f l‘ e 'll o M Rt T ustier a > : good, income. e MC FOR RENT~FURNISHED ROOMS. DEWEY European Hoté), 18th and Fa PER WEEK—422 80 1th BL., ong block Btk of court Nousey: TR Sopblds ITMKJ‘IMTID Barker Hotel, ummn“nnd'.'lan- mldl.nl. p-to-date Scan- B0 travel in northern ln‘ oout.h.n Ilmulm- refer one has:had experience in soliciting 1 smail towns and on rural Foutes; we w ood 4 mmission. 6, Bee. T month. "o PRIV R L IE N TR, L AETNA HOUSE, European, 18th and Dod, T al g hust! Aadnu ving B-) ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & w hone gflm 3 ROOMS for light housel . 112 So. SQ0HS tor ight Keeping. 8 faen Shacaien. '%n one , upstal OI’I. B—MS70 J. PANT& ‘Pm and L. M. E. hauls trunks. Ty WORTHY _3 onalatangy 1 AR 1odhe Btk goll and pay for it —_— n-uuua IM 5?-'"‘“ se- Cg’anA-la. '-'tumhutoa. rumuhed‘m'm, r office work at riculars for Co, 'B—nlhl 3¢ ELEGANTLY . furnished m home; 1616 te ces. e BTt W i ELEGANT steam-heated rooms. 1809 Cx‘.f" tol Avi E—1 t E R DESIRABLE roo: walking dis . 284 Farnam. — E—‘&‘l J3* T wuk Eilis C -‘o '"":zw"ii'iu?’a.'?m.“ WAN' presented; wages cataiogue By ED—Young man for office work by ouse. Must be npid. luun(- Answer in own hand 220 N. ITH, NEAT steam he T B ool S INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. TWO good double sleighs, $45 and $6; newly llmed ockaways, ' depot wagons, ams. Drummond Carriage Co,, it and ney Sts. Q-Mi15 Janis FOR SBALE—First mortgage note bearing #ix per s,flll interest, payable every llfi nt, A, mo, l«.hmum‘l. Room o, Pllton Block SELL Bitters as side line on commission; fine article, well advertised. Cuming. Q—-MT Jis NEW and 2dhand typewriters. ill9 Farnam Q469 FREE FOR XMAS-—Gold-edged glass bottle of cholce wine, corkscrew with eve order of Primo wm-key. rice $3.10 ga) lon: charges preg Bie: Lo Kisi Wholesale Liquor Dealer, No._16th, Omaha. Q--M261 ™ LADIES and ‘monds, ‘left in at half price Douglas. d_gents' watches, 150 wn, good as new, sellin lamond Loan - mce‘ 40 A_§IT5 NATIONAL cash ren-ur'm per- fect condition, $60. J, H. Schmidt Cuming, Omaha. Q—M320 5 ANYONE contemplating taking &' business of shorthand course can secure a life scholarship in. one of Omaha’'s leading commercial colleges at a d unt. For particulars address 8 47, Bee. Q—M364 A————————ceeemy CLAIRIVOYNTS. MRS, FRITZ, clairvoyant, 1614 Cass street. 8965 2402 | seseenen MONEY TO LOAN—C ATTELS. Do You Read This Page? So Does Everyone Else. That's Why Your Ad On This Page Would Increase Your Business. FOR SALE~REAL ESTATE. GARBAGE. | ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cle cesspools and vaults, removes garb and dead animals at reduced pric N_16th , 1700, PAWNBROKERS. | EAGLE Losn Office, reilable | “ing, all business conffdential. accommoda lae STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, CURED. Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramg B‘ladl CANDY AND CIGARS. ALSO school supplies- and laundry offfte. Mrs. L. Damt, 852 N. 24th ;'“ e T - “HEADQUARTERS" FOR SALARY LOANS, Every man or woman in Omaha, South Omaha and Council Blufts geiting a selary call and get our money on your plain’ note, without publicity, mortgage or Indorser. TRY US ON FURNITURE LOANS. Goods remain in your possession; you get the full amount of loan without deduc- tion. Our system of payments the oasiest. Our rates are castly the lowest. We aim 1o please. RELIABLE CREDIT CO, Get Off Elevator at Third Floor. Room 38. PAXTON BLOCK. “°:‘Z“‘ 308. —~201 JUST T"E LA' Fi’ OR A !TREI’T CAR A neat B-room coftage on fist and Man- derson, pricg $1,100, A neat cottags-on the Boulevard north of Manderson, price §1, Two 6-room houses, l-.mry. with good barn, price_$1,400, PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, First Floor New York Life Bldg., Sole ents. . RE—-M376 1 For Informa- Ifa, sugar beets, etc., write e Valley Information Bureau, F‘h\or New York Hh‘ Bu"d!"l. THE Great Flatte Valley, tion about alf THE STAR LOAN COMPANY, Room 644, Paxton block. "Phone 12208, This company Is the private bank of the wage-earner and salarled employ you have a permanent position nqokkeeper. alesman, machinist or arti: san of a hu, you 'can obtain on your Rote, without security of Andorser: Monthly. Monthly. Weekly. 100—return to us....$26.66 8.3 3665 sU—return to us. Z5-return to us. 15—return to ui 00 2.00 1.0 Our_offices are private and our business confidential. From 9 a. m. to 7 p. X% M6 31 TRY-US SALARY and CHATTEL LOANS. PHOENIX CREDIT CO. 633 Paxton Block, 16th and Farnam St Top Floor, x M623 HONEY loaned on plain note to salaried feor business confidential; lowest rates, it Paxton block. The J. Al Hunin Co. MONEY loaned on !Ilrnllul‘t. live ltofll. Jewelry, to salaried peop) oley E80c. "o "Duft ‘Gréen, & Barket block. X—986 MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 8. 15. b . 5068 MADAME LUCRETIA, medium, 1609 th- cago street. S—M334 Ji ELECTRIC TREATMENT, MME, SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d fioor, R. 2 T—M32 J5 Miss Ivering, massage baths, 501 N. 13th s ~361 Jan GRACE O'BRYAN of Kenmck* 0 8. nm MRS. DAVIS, 1621 Howard St., b;_ull. MME, BAUNDERS flvel magnetic treal ment. 1819 Leavenworth St. Flas td T—474 J6, PERSONAL. DR, ROY. chiropodiet; corn gis half removed by -lnmeny Frenzer bi w VIAVI, Woman's W to Health, 0] treatment. 500! H m‘ Bee, gl fEn P B—367—30% haul coal. C. B, 15th and Wel -m-. B—M378 1 TWO rool single or together, furnishefl or unfu Od.“lfll Io.‘l‘m.h. Ll.lrn: M3 5* MRQI tront A it room, modern. t“lx“mla’-m Tavens & Co el WANTED ovonn App ll l.o. to B mutter. Dry FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. PRIVATE family. 56 Bouth 2th lw " Mdlflll “ in WA.NTID & place for young man t k il ShLaiRE Sen e Xk 18H first d 0 | T ey e s it 0008 8nd gne BOARD by day or week; mfi llcn'. $3.60, ; home cooking. " & 0 RN stéam heated; NICELY furnished room: with or without board; terms reasongble. Midland hotel, 10th and 3 % S m FOR RNNT—STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT—Store In firat-class t reasonable. 5. C 0., ground floor, fo’k lag. CENTRAL, d:u 3 at marke! with nnmfl _n“hfinnry. Wik eteim heat and powll'. £ § .d. l.ld formerly nla MIL llhu E‘ "Au !ou b nds ualifiod lhouun lun um- or ‘:% porl!lum in"more Wflnfi% Correspondende iton, - Pa., or call, y or evening, ofice, 687 biock, © SALBSMEN WANTED. T side line, easy seller, TR e e EVE i Horks so e P | 261 R RENT-The o ak FFLTE WANTED-FEMALE HELP. ____._'__ OFFICE® in the Bee bulldin ”‘ g"‘ to Hant V. nth oo inel nmnt Ec‘u.. ital A::‘n:fl ‘s'mwld o0 GiFia, c-n Canadien office, 15th & w FOR RENT, ___.___._._—_ wommfl'o-m- lud!:ybllln? . S -Ifl ur) torids and first mr.- |l : tioor, Hee 11 b\lfldlm lll‘llll tor ' FOR SALE, complete outfit of furniture toves. Call at 176 N. 33d st. Phone 1Mo o m w for general loun-&r‘k. small ELEGANTLY n, hot water heat, suite of two rooms in new brick bullding, ground floos lood location for business 1616 Webster St. L g 7 ol -adune, . 15th s !‘”“"J‘ Tudias :f.-“c.m o4 0 SRR .. m.%:; to o plain Tight house- FOR RENT, large new business room, 000 location; diso ofice rooms. Box Y- ork. 4929 Davenport. Tal -Fua-n ."h' o WANTED, & for general housework. Mre. Bhook, &’L 26th st, C—-M32 J6* oung girl for .'f.!&"fi”“‘u ¥ i B .;.E;u. “‘n*’"@‘::f" o _‘é__L__._b_ hmlnw. C ‘I‘ORI ROOM, -lnbh roo- with full .u- num ll 988 J- i e 2 2 o ll worl houlo- MUST sublet part of office; sm l!nl north windows. Inqul AGENTS WAI‘I'ID. WANTED—Canvassi) gounty to sollcit u“l-e ‘I‘W TIETH CENT 'Au l‘- With &sai 1 it Ionn 8.. Bvasests L R urea ’0-..‘. —as GOMBINATION DIPPER— traine catalogue fi.:‘?“a.m. WANTED TO BUY, WANTED, Ave one wn‘n-."‘fi“* *AOO Furniture Co., New e 5 i SR FUR SALE—HORSES, 'Awll. L LS N A e m Imwwlull PR O i Illlod .‘ll e | ‘g;l:; &E"w ter, ver, CURED-No m business. RYP'I‘URI* n PIRE e Bld, etent! ete, K N. Y. RAMOPHONES es, O retait. Cotling Hlans Ry Inife; e pair; o nunun CORE GO, hai U0 'Ml!ulc =g DR. B. M. JACKSON, specialist in chron! dluml 1506 Farnam St. Co:lull:tlol: UM ture of all kinds, I subjects. fi TELEPHONE 780 for L. M: B. messengers, 15 U—973 !OCIALI!'!‘ headquarters, 519 N. 16th treating on U Jal PRIVATE hospital before lnd | Qurin finement; bables boards Mrs. Gardels, 2234 Lake. cone ”gl PRIVATE hospital for Mlu 7 during confinement; -babies nfia’ m er: 8. 18th st. Mrs. k. 3 X U—M238.J2 MONEY loanetl o pllllol, l\lml(ur. ew- elry, horses, cow: F. Reed, fi BUSINESS CHANCES. 1 OFFER for sale the most remr-lly lo~ cated dock property in Buffalo, N. Y. feet water frontage, 207 feet deep. Oftered at about one-haif the price of -d‘nlnm roperty. Write for details, strander, North American nullalnl, Phllndelpmn, Pa. RE—Mds1 31° land York, 77 81 MEDICAL. Piles Cured without pain—no cutting, tying or burning, All blood, kidney and bladder diseases cured; a ‘uunme- dven in e\'eri’) case treated by S, Maxwell, M, D, 54 Bee Bldg®, Omaha, graduate of Bellevue Hospital edicat college, New or] MARRIED ladies, suffering from Irregy- larities send dc to Dr. Parger, Station A, New York, for ‘Parker's Periodical Pills." _an_unfailing” specific. 236 MARRIED .nue-, suffering from Iirregu- larities, send dc {o Dr. Parker, Station A, New York, for “Parker's Periodical Pil an unfalling epecific. DR. PRIES treats successfully all diseases and irregularities of women, from any cause; experienced and reliable. 1513 Dodge st., Arlington blk., Omaha, Neb. Tel. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. GREGG Bus. Bri %‘:M ug. —998 INVESTORS, ATTENTION. Write us regarfiing investments that will ~pet you from 10 to 18 per cent, and abso- lutely safe. Western ity and Invest- ment Co., Fremont, Neb. Y805 J13 Teleg, Col, 17& . C. VAN BANT'S school, 717 N. Y. Life. A C BOYLES coilege, court reporter principal, N. Y. Life. -—l&l TO GET {n or out of business call on Wil llams, Room 411, McCague bulldln!. CASH for your Nll ullln or bullll‘ll‘ no matier whete located; if nd _us d.crlnunn lnd Norlh'ell&rn Business Agenc: Bk of Commerce bidg., Minneapolis, Minn. Y—M1% D.fl ‘WHEN you want to buy, sell or uehnn yo\lr business or pl;?fl'lv quick !«‘ ohnson, 843 N. | FOR BALE complete stock of second-hand furniture; doing a gogd business: fine lo- cation; (Eun be tock £an be rem can be e ghin; Teasot; for selling 1§ ufi aith. Ik, Ad- ress P 4, Bee. GOOD location for a bahk; brick pullding, fln‘u.ll':;!l, lll“. und Uuln. K Y—M6gl J13 w4 IF YOU want to get in or out of b or buy or eell property communicate W Dorthwestern Cicaring Co., N. ¥, 1 lct. u $50 WILL buy a two-chalr bll'bu' sho, established business; rent g" including three living rooms. ‘ruund t. icE BU!!NEBB house, tool in. Kemp, Real Estate, Blair, Neb. bargain. Kemp, ’t Y—-)‘lfl ¥ Cumlnl Fol}lgu‘n:. oguatry sto bullding_and _groun “Blair, Neb. ml- county Kemp, r, —M lALE—I\!AL ESTATE. WILLIAWSON gHARLES = RE—897 ECZEHA SALVE that eured W. B. J. Scannell, u'n':“ lr!; loc) I JIOUSES and lots 1n all parts of city; alse acre property and farm lands. The O. F. ldg_RE—904 Davis Co., Hoom 82, Bee Bld; ANY CASE of dandruff or falling of b enn ar n; years' experience; tM- is r bsolute cure; if not Cured will refund money: can lso sive many testimonia) l-l. can_ call BN b et omaha Nab. - TS C""‘ PRIVATE hospital before and during con- Bnement; rat-class pect babi opted. Dr. Blondo st _'Phone F-11s8. OMA dresses, ionadle cieaners, peries, rugs, atpets. CHIROPODY manicuring, facial and spe- fal massa, taught and practiced, "A. g"l”" §12 "Bee b bldg. Cunlpulu‘k;nn g'u, BLITI PARWR'. nl 8. 16th ll lace curtal floor. ks 36 PRIVATE sanitarium for l;:lll beforc lnd uring gonfinement. oot and Mrs. tzlenuh, [ 'ms reasonable, - o U—~M%97 J19 U_im 2 Mrs. Jocabson, 205 N. ®th st. MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. PER CENT on business property. per cent on residence property, v oouon- lo‘“ whole or part any flnc. ELKLE, 1 . WTH 8 w—fl MONEY to estate. to loan on improwvs Omaha real Brennan-Love Co., 8o, WANTED, city lnd “tarm loans; also bonds and warrants. C. Peters & Co., 1103 Farnam St., Bee Bldl W—osl P. C. money. Bemis, Paxton Blk 4TO S money. 1s, L FARM and city loans, low rates. Thomas, First Nat WANTED, loans and warrani Farnam Far w. & Co.. nam strest. w. (% PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 1624 oo TO GET EASYTO PAY —iest cxpuins OUr meLDOds.— We loan on iurniture, pianos, warchouse nec:n ete. Or if you “have & permanent n We can make you a BALARY AN Without securily, excepl your own Our service is ulcl and we alwi ‘s that you gl fore you borrow elsewhere. (uuu MORTGAGE LOAN CO., of Jrede Bldg. Tel 2385, IDIA Ushed Maoc. LH :Ih St WE LOAN money on lumnun. llnnfi Low rates. HA Cl L ’{ . 1404 Farnam, nunl.n Tel nos and of ume. LOAN . A-2s ST BLBIH\I“ lAl AKIED PEOP rs, boarding houu curity; easieet W Clues. 'l'll-Al. m Boud of \ IN. LOANS TO merchants, team- Fle Withiout se- ank Bids. Tel 104 | FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 160 Faroam. Wsiy e, RANCH aud farm lands for sale by the Union Pacific Rallroad compa. IJ McAllnl land commissloner, Union Fa- cific Headquarters, Omaha. Neb, IMPROVED 80-acre farm, 82, terms. Good home or investment. Pearson, Germantown, Neb. RE—M30i—31* 646 ACRES of school land for sale or trade; lease runs 22 yeurs: this s good aifalfa |lnd and. for range stock; has some hay clalms next to it ti can be l’l uj will trade for cattle, horses, sheep or ‘stock of hardware. W. C. Willlams, Burwell, Neb. a1 FOR SBALE OR EXCHANGE—40 acres of Minnesota land. Address, M. Differdang, owa. RE—-M%7—-J Easy James FARM FOR RENT. 10 _acres, unimproved, six miles N. W, of Ormaha, near DeBolt Place, §3 per acre. GEORGE & COMPANY, 1601 Farnam St RE—8%6 31 DO YOU WANT TO SELL A FARM? It you want to sell a farm or ranch, te 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 Im{ among them. The cost of an ad 2 cents ner wory | THE lWhNleTH (.L"JTURY FARMER OMAHA, N RE—604 RKAL ESTATE BARGAINS. Ty ssa, Lincoln Co., Wllh, es- iy -uluble for residence lots, 1 Co., 8. Dak. &ood “tillable 7'miles from R. R, l‘r ry farm, 361 acres and impts., Fay- complete creamery outfit, and lot. Nébraska City, Neb. e, Russell Co. Maniob. | %-room hotel ...5 ve Fratisburg. N, MO, 2 miles water frontag lulln.ble !Dl resort. 1% acres, Crowley Co. §-room residence and in “Juckson, Mich, Livery and feed stable, business and 2 iots, Klu City, L-\ [uofl business. fi d 1 ex Co., Va, R ice and 50 Acm near Gulhrlel\llle Chester Co., Pa., acry orchard. | 150 acres land, Haywood Co., Tenn acres caltivated, 500 t 6 lots and impt: a e U“q't:- and w power, Waushara Co., Residence, 3 jots and medical practice, Wautoma, 118 acres, Kern Co. Cal, all cultivated. 10 acres and impts., Bwift Co., Minn., 150 acres cultivated. 1 mile from R. R. 4 Co. New York, excel. farm, good building suitable for sugar vegetables. ates Co, N. Y, umbus, ‘Ohio. tnam Co, N. Y., guntry home. 00«! Iuhurbfl I.enulllnl s Good bidg. Ig 20 A and cultivated | b, North ladelphia, Pa. » NEB Business & S8horthand College, Bflfi‘l Theate! ] MANUFACTU G. MILK DEve MRS. H. FILLE 1816 N. 4th -um Jany TICKET BROKERS. CUT_RATE rallroad tickets everywhere. . H. Philbin, 186 Farnam. 'Phone ™~ Cl"l‘ RATEB—IIII\M[ Am. Ticket Brokers' Ass'n. W. C. Norris, 1406 Farnam, ”P;’hs:’m GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, EGGS, 20C PER DOZ. T. & '3 'Batterton, grocers, 34 N. 15th St EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. PRIVATE Jessons in bookkee Q. R. Rathbun, Room 15, Com'} ing, ete. at. bank —120 LIGHTNING RODS, OMAHA Lllhlnlrln_g Rod Co., 1512 Webster St, manufacturers of and wholesale and re- tali detlers in copper cable lightalag foda TYPEWRITERS, WHY pay more? Lambert, $55 lllparlur to 8100 mlchln.l Sent on_appro & Co., 811 N. h St., O TAXIDERMIST. 3. B. WALLACE, 65 8. 15th st. =M1 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, A. 3. Plerson, Nth and Burt; Tel. —i80 J23 ASQUERADE COSTUMES, THEO, LIEBEN, 1018 Farnam, costumes. MASSAGE. 8 FACIAL massages, §1.00. 1711 o 1 Dol ane OSTEOPATHY, Dr, Grace Deegan, 538 Bee Bldg. Tel B.! GID. E. & ALXCE JOHNBSON, osteopaths, Buite 615, N. Y. Life Bidg. Tel 1664, e UPHOLSTERING. P. MELCHOIR, 13th and Howard, ma- chinfst. —108 OHAHA Furniture Repalr, W'ks,, mn ¥ nam. Tel. 2481, —8 Jai OMlAl{'lA ‘!llt Ind lron xk{l‘- :.kfl.l‘ IW Clalty o utters, doors and tates. G."Andreen, Prop. 106 Bo. ot 8t CABINET making, 115 So. 17th. ’l‘llul..%—fll. TIN, COPPER AND SHEET TRON—AIl work promptly don 1 eed. A InnNL t Phone PATENTS. ., J. 'GILL—No_f uhle cess- Houd: 59 W OB 50 omana. "Feh The: PETEB!IN & LUNDBURG, 115 !. l'llh. CARIAON l CO I'I!l Leavenworth. 'l'll 838 J16 GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OM. PLATING CO., Bee bidg. Tel SIGN PAINTING. SCHROEDEF Bigy Works, 200 8, 17th, e also shi) rite us. un, HAND LAUNDRY. PATINTHMQI & Co. B“ Bl Omlhl. book_free. Onl firm having a Washington of ents sol i b FOR SALE~IMPROVED rAmn. P L . A AR T g . —MB585 J9 SHOEMAKING, — BHOES made for lame folks. J. T. Miller, 06 N 16th. —M567 J! IMPROVED farms for rent, ran in size from 160 to 500 acres; new bulldings. All tiled; nearly all broken or tame grass; from half to six miles to shipping point; cash rent. For further informatlon in- gulre of . W. Evans, 118 South %th St., maha, until ‘January 1. —M37 DANCING SCHOOL. o ever Inlroduccd now forming. Adults, Tues. and Fri. chilaren, Baturday afternoon. Private les: sons. 'Phone 102 7 J6 TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717. 606 8. 1o THE DEFOT on time. L M. E. T o —— - LAUNDRY, PRHRRET iy AR OHAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, .fl e 11 % oulls, 4c. 1760 Leavehworth: Tol A 4 -——-——__.1 DETECTIVE AGENCY. CAPT. THOS. CORMICK, private dsteot- ive. 517 Karbach block. 'Télephone &35 Ji1 ———e et 1L WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING, CWLKB. WATCHEI AND JEWELRY-— Repairing promptly done; - sati .urr.l‘nlud B prandsen, ¢ 5. i6oh st n, 16th ~M345 J5_ MUSIC. —_— THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davidge Block. —360 b ————) FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, —— MERRIAM, comfortable winter home, Tel 8 o83 e e— SHIRTS TO ORDER. ——ee OMAHA SHIRT FACTORY, 1918 Farnam. —1768 J13 b — ] STORAGE. OM. Van Stor. Co., 111% Farn. Tels. 155-863. —435 — . EXPRESSMAN'S Del. Co. Tel ll.-u& —_— LAW AND COLLECTIONS, — STILLMAN & PRICE, 28 U, 8 N'I Bl. Bld- PR ARSI LN . NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st uf Bld, ttorneys and m’fic&?;'.’v'. 7 Where i NEB. COLLECTION CO., %5 N. Y. Life, il e LOST. LOBT—A palr of light gtay gloves 84 size in envelope wi Benson's adver- semens onin- ladles’ walting. foom ai Bennett's store. Please return fto office and recelve reward. Lost—M3Ts 1° —_— e ——— PHONOGRAPHS AND SUPPLIES, ALL MAKES talkin, catalogue. Omaha Chicago. machines; send for ieyele Co., 16th and MG CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, All kinds of carpenter work and repairing romptly lllendnd W. 4. gl l"n. and Lake s HATS RENOVATED. HATS dyed and blocked, Nulflur & Kerr, 207 N, 17th. mall. latest style. Bend hll-ll;iy SEEDS AND POULTRY SUPPLIES, E. H. ULLERY & CO.,, 161 Howard st —Mess J12 COAL AND FEED, i B HEATH, %% Cuming st. Tal. B2869. —MW Ji9 BALE c1ES8. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811' North wh. —_—_— COAL AND WOOD, HALD & RICE, 506 8. 16th 8t Tel, 128 1 33 e —— FUR DRESSING. O R GILBERT €O, tanners. 164 8B [ _———— = o ] HAIRDRESING AND MANICURING, ADROIT Hair Bazaar. 1620 Douglas 8t. 548 Janm1 — e BAKERY, THREE LOAVES home made bread for 10¢ st Boston Bakery, 420 North mr;flnuru —J4* BICYCLES. S THE NEW HIGHEST-GRADE, 4-drawer, drop . -«d, oak cfiblnll. genuine Binger sewing rhine: $20 for the le Home or Domes 37 tor Standard, $22 Minnesota, 116,20, Burdick: s34 Bara $8.%. For free sewing machine catalog and most liberal free trial offer cut out and mall this notice to Sears, Roebuck & Co., Chicago. M4 31* $24.50 B POSTOFFICE NOTIOE, (Should be read DAILY by all interested, @8 changes may occur at any time.) Forelgn malls for the week ending Janu- ary 3, 198, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at the general postoffice as follows: Parcel t malls clou one hour earlier shy own below. & malls close A forelgn station hy 413 houufc’m han clos- ing time shown below (except t upple- entary ‘mails Tor Burops. and’ Genbiei America via Colon close one hour later at forelgn station), ‘l‘rllllll‘lth Madl WEDNESDAY At § & m. for EUROPE, per s b Celtic, via Queenstown st be dlucle% Bers. s Celticr); at 6% PE, per 8. & l}hl la- peiphis v + Southampion. for FRANCE, SWITZERTAND, ITALY, SPATN. BORT: UG, YPT. GR AL TURKEY, EILE BRITIIH INDIA and LORENZO - UEZ, per & Champa, ne. N vre (mall for other parts of Europe must be directed “per 5. ‘ham- lAT‘JRDAVvAl 4:% a. m, for IRELAND, jer 8, = Baxonis, via "Queenstown - (mati or ,other parts of Ki Tected “per s. 8. Saxonia”); for EUROPE, per s. Anchoria (mail must be diucus“p‘r #. Anchoria”). *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This Steamer takes prinied matier, commerel; rs mples for Germany onl: %ho same :4"" of llllz:m wulzr ruvb ot ;Ir p: s of urope will not be sent by this sl n- lly directed by s osing of the -upplem-m-r malls named [!Ill\ ,‘rtneh D steamers, and remain open POSTOFFICE NOTICE, H until within ten minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. Mails for South Central Amerien, West Indies, Ete. \\'lDNEE!‘A\' ~A' 930 a. m. for FORTUNR PORT AU PRINCE, A CAYES and JAC: mall for. other i 'Ir!k(§d ‘per s, . Flandri YUCATAN c.\mrm_nn TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per &, &, V! lancia (mail for gther parts of Mexito must be directed “per 8. s Vlghndl ); At 12 m. for YUCATAN and CA. PECHE, per s 8. Ravensdale (mail must rected “her 5, 8 Ravensdal B, m. for JAMAICA ) on, from phu.ée Phtar mrlQ;lA TAt 4 am. for BARBADOS lnd NORTHERN BRAYIL pQr . a Para FRIDAY M n m, 12:30 p m) l’ur RAHAM 00. Tnmpflco umu r?\ut Seneca'); nd HAITI, per & A for PERNAM- lunplem'nllr 8 "wnd 12 m. l’of ll « for other par be directed at § a. m. for B at 9 a (lu)pl!- a. m.) for CURACAO and JELA, per s s lulll (Inlll for Savanilla and C: na _m directed per . s, 7n HAITI, Wm. 1t “Cmalt. tor Curadus, Veneauers Trinidad, British and Duteh buunn must In directed 5; JI): A 0 a. m. for RENADA ana TRINIDAD. s. Maraval; at 1. m. for AHAMAS, per steamer trom Mian, Fin. Malls for Newfoundiand, by rail to North Ydh!‘l and lhrnce b; n.nnrr, close at this office dally at P. (conn(‘cllh‘ Wednesday an close here cvery )lond Salurfl-;) Dails for Miquelon, by rall to steamer, cloue at on, and thence b, w o IIIIDI. t ce daily at (: Cuba, by rall to Port thence by steamer, close at daily, except Thursday, the connecting closes are made on Mn ‘Wednesdays and Baturdays). for Mexico City, ovarland. addressed for dispatch by steamer, close at this office dllly except Sunday at 1: lfl p. m. and 11 80 p. m., Sundays a and 11:30 p. ll| Malls for Costa cl. Belize, Puerto Cortez and letter mall for c‘.ummuln. by rail to New Orleans, and ence by’ steamer. close at 't except Sunday, at P m. Bundays at =i leonneclln closes p. m. for Bellx *udl i . m, for Co ered mall closes at 6 . Try moifie M Malls for leufl Chlnl Japan and Philip- pine lllln "un {8co, close here dally 8 p to December **29, Indullva. tnr llpl(ch per 8. 5. Coptic, Malls for China lnd lell‘l. via close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to Janu- ll'v "l, inclus va. for dispatch per s. . Malle Tor Australis (oxoupt t Aus- tralla, ‘which Is. Torwarden via Burone): New ‘Zealand, Fiji, Bamoa and Hawa via San Frandsco, close here dally at 6:: 30 p. m. after December **13 and up o Janu- ary *%, lnclullvay lor dispatch per s. . Bonoma. (If the Cunard steamer carrying British mail for New Zealand doe not arrive in time to conneet with thi dllpllch extra m.lll.l—clolllll at 6:30 a. made U And forwarded untll the arrivar of the Cunard steamer). Mails for Australia (except West Australia, Wwhich goes via Europe, and New Zealand, which goes via San IFrancisco) and n{l De specially addressed), nd Victoria, o here daily at 630 p. m. up t J uary inclusive, for 'h per Malls for Lh-w-n anuary **5, Sup-u . 8. Ame; u aru. Hlll for Tahit and Ma n P‘rnn" :J-co. cm?“% at 0'3 angery *%, p m up o :‘% l lor Chlnl close here dall, m. \lv to Janu- ary **7, inclusive, for mteh per s 8. !yn Maru. Malls taolru Hu::li.o via SBan rt'r-,nehu. close . m. up to Jan: |m:lullve for a.\-ppmn per s. . :fix'nnd Malls for China and Japan, and Vlctorlt . C., close lwn dlll' l( 1 il l hp Yo lor 8] cl T .. uemhfi"mu for G, anghai cannot be “l"‘ for the Philipp! ttle, mal) re forwarded to port of lmn. dnllyand the schedaie of clos; s arranged on the presum: o '™ Simieranted - overient T oehst “*Regiatered mall closes at § b. m. pre: us day. CORNWLIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster. Postoffce, New York, N, Y., Dec. 2, 102 LEGAL NOTICE. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Office of Lee-Giass-Andreesen Hatdware Company, Omaha, Neb., Dec. x&-m. fico'Is hereby given to um noeha the Lee-Glass-Andreesen com- gl ! that the annual meef ln Iders of tl o e atogk- company will be held a offices of the sald compln!. corner of and Harney city of Omal N bl’l*:. n Tuesday, Ja o'clock p. m., for & board of direct- nrnl M. GLASS, !‘l:nllr;’. uch meet- President. D18 Dot FILE CHARGES OF CRUELTY Smallpox Hospital at Toledo is to De & Subject of OMolal Ine vestigation, TOLEDO, O., Dec. 30.—The first ofclal sacknowledgment of repeated charges of eruelty to and neglect of smallpox patients at the Toledo Contaglous Disease hospital was made today, when the Board of Police Commissioners subpoenaed witnesses. It is charged by various ex-patients that some persons suffering from smallpox were struck by nurses; that they were neglected and in their delirium allowed tp wander about in the snow clad In their under- raiment; that they were miserably fed, even when their convalescent condition would permit of substantial food. The charges were first preferred by Dr. 8. L. P. Cook and his son, the Iatter a medical student. Both were patients at the pesthou: PRAESHERREL SR S T CAR GOES OVER EMBANKMENT” Filled with Passengers, Sixteen Whom Are Hurt, One of Them Fatally, MARION, Ind., Dec. 30.-—~A West Marion street car jumped from a twenty-foot em- bankment at Lenfesty avenue te the valle road tracks below this morning. Out of the twenty-five passengers aboard sixteen were more or less injured, one fa- tally. A number of girls employed in fac- tories were on the car. When the car jumped it stood on one end and all the phesengers were thrown in s heap agsinst tAe front door. The vospiul was smashed. Miss Anna Ki Injuries. r will probably die of hor Every C the Tr is afforded by the Lehigh Valley rallroad; vestibuled limited trains from Buffalo, also Chicago and the west vis Niagara Falls to York, Dining car, service & la carte. Stopover allowed at Niagara Falls on all through tickets to New York and Phila- delphia.