Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 6, 1903, Page 9

SPECIAL - NOTICES' morning and y edition. Rates, 1 1-2¢ & word first insertion, Advertisers, by request bere ave answWers ad- Mressed to & Th he delivered om presentation of the oheok omiy. POSITION as bookkeeper, bill clerk or §éneral office man: best of refercrces ddress W Bee, Council Bluffs A—350 6 —_— WANTED-MALE HELP, MEN to learn barber trade; free ra upon our failure to convines this being the BEST and on most practical barber cc ege in United States. Write for catalog today Western Barbers' Institute, Omaha, Neb. ™ oad rella GOOD messengers wanted: A. D.T. Co., 212 80. h 8t WANTED, experienced, honest, hustling | organisers for Fraternal Urion; best | order in America. Liberal compensation F. F. Roose, President, Denver Colo. B—-M2 F17 WANTED, then to learn barber trade; growing 'demand for school graduates’ aiways rush for barbers in spring; pr re now; free work, expert instructions, tures, demonstrations, etc.; first-class facilities, newly fittsd throughout; special finlehing' department, revoiving echairs, &ood light; tools, diplomas and positions §iven sradustes; catalogue free. Moler larber College, 1202 Douglas St B—063 6 WANTED, a harnessmaker, at once. Geo. C. Chapman, Hastings, Ia. B—MI17 14 ress W_23, Bee. A X B-192 5 WANTED, office boy Company’ state age. nu:-g{.ué ':éub!erb wasttea; guarantee ; Steady jol e h zel, Toanna Hote: Boiws bt waxfimfi:xflmer:m' clerk m‘Tnp stock Dooks; permanent position. Linifiger & Metcalt Co., 6th and Pacific sts. B—M30 § WANTED, practical bookkeeper for gen- eral work by manufacturing concern; ®ood position Iu'fl‘hl lrlrlfl). u] e ex- perience, age. refersnce and silary ex- Ppected. Address W I8, Bee Hfél n manufacturing | 3617 CASE_Gas and bath. FOR RENT HOUSE! TO MOVE right get Omaha Ven Storage Co.; office, 1611% Farnam, or Tels. 1568- N 7-room house rear park MOD! ki = FOR RENT, nice $-room house, with bath and sewer, east front ail in fine shape convenient to two car iines, 318 per mouth .M. Bachman, % Paxion block, 0 8 BTH house Wilitam K BIk. ‘Phone 377 , 9-rorm modern 33 MAGGARD Van & Storage_Co. Tel “FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, D% FOR RENT--Six-room cottage, in walxing aistance (rom business ceat:r and U shops. Inquife at @i N. 19th St DEWEY European Hotel, 13th ard F $i PER WEEK—422 8 15th St, o #outh of court house® T E-s%—6 Suropean, 13th & Dodge i E— ROYAL HOTEL, Earopean, 16th & Chicago. E—8%0 AETNA HOUSE M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone -: ELEGANT steam-heated 10oms 208 Capi- tol Ave, E—-181 FRONT parlor, furnace heat, Hih St ou VIENNA HOTEL, 11115 Farnam St STEAM-HEATED rooms, $10 per month Barker Hotel, 13th and Jones Sts. Tel 50 KLEGANT rooms; hot water heat; modern; 1eferences. 1616 Webiter. E—M2397 TWO large rooms, heated, centrally lo- cated; cheap If taken at once, 8 per | week.' 1708 Webster. FURNISHED front room, modern. 308 So. 2th; gentlemen only. E358 §° FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. 59 8. HTH AVE. , single room. PLEASANT alcove room, with first-class | board, for two refined pejple; private fam-l ily. 2671 8t. Mary's Ave. F—857 F9 - R FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. CENTRAL, all modern, steam heat, two rooms. 20 N. 2d. G188 e FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFIC WANTED, coat maker at once. ter, Red Cloud, Neb. WANTED, th st BOOKKEEPER wanted, a rellable man, to keep the books of a cattle feeding con' cern in Nebraska: must also be a steno- &rapher and typewriter of some experi- ence; married man who has some knowl- edge’ of country grain buying preferred; must furaish good ref.rences. inquire of Kent & Burke, Genoa, Neb. B—M3 WANTED, good baker: permanent place [ ool Sage to ety man ok abiios Christi L P-M3H 6 WANTED, firat-class job printer. Th Press, Nebraska City. s =% ironer and starcher. OFF1 8 in The Bee building, $10.00 per month up. Rental price inciudes heat, light and janitor service. R. C. Peters & Co., Rental Agents, Ground Fioor, Bee e b T e g | FCR RENT-Commission house, 506-7 South | Eleventh. Best room and location and | Lweat ent iy the city; 6000 teet floor space, includfng basement and second | floor. Good vault ana iron shed. 8. D. | Mercer Co., 220 Bee BIdg. 191 o FOR RENT-Bullding sultable for whole- sale purposes at 916 Farnam; 22x%, four storles and first-class cemented basement, elevator, fire and burglar proof vault, office counter and fixtures. For price and particulars inquire C. C. Rosewater, secre- tary The Bee Building Co., room 100, Bee buliding. 1—M567 | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1903 DO YOU WANT AN UMBRELLA Once upon a time a man lost his umbrella. ‘He put a “Lost” ad in The Bee, saying that the person was known and would be prosecuted if the umbrella was not returned. The next morning his front ? yard was full of umbrellas. DRESSMAKING, KEISTER'S Ladies Talloring College, smfl 63-4-8-6, Dougl: block, 16th and Dodge. C. D. Enyder, Mgr. Write. for bookiet LADIES' talloring parlors, 328 Seward St. | LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, 2 U, 8 N'l Bk. Bldg. ELECTRIC TREATMENT, 17 Fo8 T—769-28% BATHS—1 N. 13th 8t. PERSONAL. that fit. Globe Optical Co U6 Spectacles 5o iseh TELEPHONE 7% for L.M. E. messengers. U—s13 DR_ ROY, chiropodist; corns and superfiu- ©us hair moved by eicctricity. R, 12, Frenzer block. U814 RUPTURE CURED_without pain Empire Rupture Co., N. Y. Life Hidg., Omaha U—$15 PRIVATE hospital before and during con- finement; bables boarded and adopted. Mrs. Gardels, 4 Lake. Tel. Rfl:»lsfl K18 U-"Mi61—23 PRIVATE hospital before ana during o finement; first-clags in every respect: bables adopted. Dr. L.-L. Miller, 04 Blondo 8t. Phone F-115. vait CHIROPODY, manicuring, faclal and spe- clal massage taught and practiced. A Mayer, 512 Bee Bidg. Consultation free. Tel. 1716. U—s18 PRIVATE sanitarium for ‘adles before an¢ during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerisck, %2 California St." Terms reasonable U—Mds2 BUZEMA SALVE that cured W. A. Paxton. B. J. Scannell, agent, 509 Ware Block. . U—Mus—22 A wholesome nerve & tissue food & home treatment for disorders of women. Write for free booklet. Viavi Co., 348 Bee Bldg., Omaha. Tel 165, U—Mss3 TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRON have moved to 113 8. 1ith street. 'We will continue to carry a nice line of plancs, talking machines, small musical mer- chandise and sewing machines and will endeavor to_merit a share of your patron- age. COLINS FIANO COMPANY/ ART NEEDLE WORK And basket exhibit at 108 Iler Grand. Spe- clal. . Embroidered shirtwalsts and cos- {UMSl1ss BLISS OF DENVER G T U—M208 6 lady _solicitor; necessary; good salary: tiom. Address W 30, Bee. experience not permanent “po fia = g WE RENT sewing machines, any make, r week; we repair and’ sell parts’f very machine m'f'g. Nebragka Cycl 15th & Harney. —355 11 s WHY won't people eat horsefiesh? Read ‘Food_Prejudices.” Feb.yary What To Eat. Newsdealers, 10c. U—M359 6 “PREJUDICES reduces the world's avall- able food supp nnle}lll 10 February What To Eat ewsdealers, 10c. % U-M3m 6 %1 7 WANTED, several rel and genera ents Cholee of territory, to sell our combina- tlon life and aceident potici very Wb- ontracts given. Commercial” men, collectors and life insurance agents desiring better positions will find it to_their advantage to write us, or call at_office between 4 and 7 o'clock p. m. NORTHWESTERN ANNUITY LIFE AS- SOCHATION, 618 New York Life Bidg. ble local, special in_ Nebraska, with WANTED, stitching_machine _operators. "Abply Bée maiting room. Hee B} T B8 6 YOUNG man. travel, advertise; rx;:;ielm-; ; 380 month, expenses: inclo self:addressed envel c Monon bids, Chicago, T “Brstis & CIGARMAKERS wanted for open shep: 4 8000 clgarmakers; ten-dojlar mold work: guaranteed steady work to_competent men. Address W 8, Bee. M DOUBLE pariors. Call at 166 Webster Gt. T, store in first-class location; rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co., ground fioor, Bee Bidg. 1~ FOR RENT, the building formerly occu- pled by Thé Bee at 16 Farnam St. 1t has four storles and a basement, which was | formerly used as The Bee 'press rooq. This will be rented very reasonably. interested apply at office to C. C. Rose- ‘water, secretary, room 100, Bee Bullding. HALF store. 620 So. 16th St. FOR RENT—Nice office in the Omaha Sationa! Bank Bidg, $10.0. Omana Eate Deposit & Trust Co., 210 S. 13th Bt. 1—894—9 - e FOR _RENT, desk room or larger space in N. ¥, Life'bldg., front office. Inquire 319, N._ Y. Life bidj I—M343 7 OTYPE machinist. We have four-machine office, day wages. Present machinis leave. 1a. J. SALESMAN wanted; hustling salesman, willing to take interest in_good business. Address W 83, Bee. B—M32 14 SALESMAN—Bright, Intelligent and well educated young man (o take charge n!"v:e- partment; good wages. H. E. Fredrick- ®on, 1th and Capitol av. B—-M361 9* es to ‘Times-Republican, Marshalitown, P. Dotson, manager. B--M3% § SALESMEN WANTED. WANTED, 8 salesmen to solicit and coliect; ‘atick promotions. 61 Paxton Block -\ M1 general store, drug or saloon t: to write us at once for sam- apd our lberal contract. A good ller, Money maker for you. Dr. Snede- s ‘Remedy Co., Endicott Arcade, Paul, Minn. 354 11 BELL Bitters as wide line on commission; nune article, well advertised. 268 Cuming. ST WANTED-FEMALE WELP, 10 Givls. Call Canadfan office, 15th & Dod, fosc NURSES' Training Sehool, Pueblo, Colo.; #ix ‘weeks' course; diplomas. Address above. C—8%% Fy* WANTED, housekeeper in small family. M3 N. 15th 8t C—i16 WANTED, Isdies to learn hairdressing, ‘manieu and faclal treatment. New and practleal method that saves vears. Practice furnished by free work. lnstrue- tions lectures by experts. ‘Tools, diplomas and positions iven graduates Call or write. Moler College, 133 Do las 8t. C—5 6* GIRL awsist housework. 127 B. %th st. C—M202 WANTED, two bright, experienced sales. ladles in a cloak, Sult and wajst depart- ment. Address W 5, Bee. C—MSH 6 for general house- ing. Mrs. J c—3 lady solicitor; experfence not Recessary: good salary.: oul- chambermaid. $15 per mont lodging, Address Commercial Hote Cool 3 N 1 WANTED, girl for -general bousework, small family; 3 & week. 124 8. FOR RENT-HOUSES. HOUSES, % upward. Bemis Paxton Blk D78y all parts of city. The O Duvis Co., 505 Bee Bldg. ) 196-1148. D—7%0 HOUSES VANS and baggage wagons. Tel HOUSES. G. G. Wallace, Brown Block. - D1 HOUSES and fiata. Ringwalt, Barker block. r [ HOUSES & AGENTS WANTED, WANTED, canvassing agents in every unty to solicit subscriptions to THE WENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. Steady employment, with assuted good in- | come. Agents in the country with horse and buggy especlally desired. Canvassers make easily 30 tc $100 per month. Ad- dress, Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Beo buliding, Omaha. 25 WANTED TO RENT. WANTED, two or three first-class fur- nished or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; moaern convenlences; ref- erence exchanged. .\ddress W i, Bee. K- M®i 6% [— LA WANTED TO BUY. T WISH to purchase lease and furniture of a first-clats hotel in ® town of not less than 20 population, Address W. H. W otel Munger, Des Moines A - M1 8 =4 MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. 4% PER CENT on business property $ per cent on residence property. Options to pay wi le or part any 3 PW. . MEIKLE, 01 5. 8TH 8T n improved Omaha real ove Co., 309 So. 18th. W21 ; also bonds Co., 1702 Wsi2 MONEY to loa estate. Brennai WANTED, city and farm loa and warrants. Peters & Farnam St., Bee Bldg. 47TOS P. C. money. Bemis, Paxton Blk, FARM an Thomas, city loans, low rate Fsé Nat. Dank Bldg. Tel. 1648’ WS Garvin Bros,, 1600 Wess § PER CENT loans. Farnam. WANTED, cit Farnam Smit loans and warrants. W. & Co., 13%"Farnam street. W28 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas. ————eee MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. HEADQUARTERS" FOR SALARY LOANS Every man or woman In Omaha, South ‘Omaha and Council Bluffs gelting a salary call and get our money on your Plain’ note, without publicity,” mortgage or endorser. 3 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 easiest Our rates are easily the lowest. o please. o Pl ELIABLE CREDIT CO. @ Elevitor at Third Floor. ) XTON BLOCK. Room PA o0 Get Of Room 363. FOR SALE—FURNITURE, CHICAGO Furntture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel. 2. New 4nd secondhand, bought, sold, exchanged. O—S. FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. TRY ME on wagon repairing. First-class Sork. H. Frost, uth and Leavenworth. P05 DRAFT HORSES ONE carload of heavy draft horses. Omaha Stables, 14th and Howard Sts. Mi07 EOUS, P FOR SALE—MISCELL. NEW and 2dhand typewriters. 1119 SECOND-HAND billiard and pool ti bililard tables repaired; a large stock of cheap bar fXtures, CIgar counters, etc. The Brenswick-Balke-Collender Co.. 475 S 10th. Q-Mub 21 | FOR SALE—Two stoves and {hree show Cases with stands, cheap if taken at once Address, U &7 Q—-M6s1 INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. Q-sm FENCE LATH for quick shipment, crib- | bing, combination ladders. %1 Douglas. Q806 Bee FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any other. musical Instrument, 35 up. The Wittmagn Co., 1621 Farnam. Q-1 | FOR SALE, six-pa nger rockaway car. riage, in guod condition. Milton Rogers | & Sons Co. Q-Mik | % LADIES and gents' watches, 16 dia monds. left in pawn, good as new, selling at halt price. Diamond Loan Office, 1401 | Douglas. QMW FII IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1113 Farnam. Qs FOR BALE, first mortgage note bearing 6 per cent inter: payable every six months; has about s“r. to run; good security and endorsed by responaible arty; amcunt, $1.800. Inquire C. M. | chmann, Room 424, Paxton block OFFICE partition fine oak, glass panel. 50 feet, bargain. 'Phone 2161 Q193 & FOR BALE, cheap, new ice p.ow, three- spring _wagon, two pair buffalo horns mounted. L. Larsen, 4735 Seward Q—M3is 11 CLAIRVOYANTS, | WHERE vhat time you keep the money is all 'we ask, and pay it back in one month or take six months or more in which to We make both Chattel and Our rates are low, our and without publicity. We e the oldest concern in our line with all around vonsistent dealings to mend us. MAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. g b Tel. 2286, 115 Board of Trade Bl lished 1592, South’ 16th St (Establishe ) .3 THE STAR LOAN COMPANY, Room 044_Paxton Block. 'Phone F2298. This company is the private bank of the wage-earner and sataried empioye. If you have a pefmanent position as clerk, fookkeeper, salesman, machinist or arti- san of any Kind, you can obtain on your note, without seéurity or indorser: Semi- Monthly. Monthly, Weekly, 0 13 [} 4. 3 to us.... 13.33 666 335 10 us.... 6.66 33 166 tc us 4.00 200 Lo are private add our business From $a. m. to 7 p. m X333 $100—return to us $ 50—return § 2—return § 15—return Qur_offices confidential. on your he BEST place to borow money The BEST place to e Sn Jour SALARY, FURNITURE, LIVE: is an get any amount. ¢ the lowest rates. ges are made in advance. everything is confidential you re it in easy payments. you pay for only the time money 1s in_use WHERE can PHOENIX CRE! 3 Paxton block, 1 WHERE E at the LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- sters, boarding houses, etc. without se- curity; easiest terms; 40 offices in prin- cipal éitles.” Tolman, 0 Board of Trade X832 Bldg. 31 CHATTEL, salary & jewelry loani. Foley Léan Co, suc to D. Green, R. §, Barker bik MONEY loaned on plain note to_salaried weople; business confidential, lowest rates. B¢ Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. © X—8% MONEY loansd on planos, furniturs elry, horses, cows, ete. C. F. Reed, 3 13 X834 WE LOAN ‘money on furniture. planos and dlamonds OMAHA CHATTEL LOAN BANK, 1404 Farnam, upstairs. Tel A-2113. X536 MRS, FRITZ, clairvoyant, 1614 Case street. S8 all parts of the city. R. Petdrs & Co, Bee Bldg D1 FOR RENT, or il of S-room hou at 103 Bo. 4bih St; modern except fur- hace; congition nd convenlent ‘13 ar and depot. Inquire on premises or at 119 So. Beh St P el MME. CYLMER, genulne paimist, 315 8. 1. 3 8-z MADAME LUCRRTIA, medium. 169 Chi- cago B M3T M4* 315 BURT AT rooms 3 N, 24 S8 rooms....... . 4 l"h.‘ e BL-T-room brick house, ELECTRIC TREATMENT. BUSINE Cigar Business 3300 xl 1. buy one lyll o?d loflml’) CHANCES. 3 Johnson, N. MME SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 3d floor, r.2. T—MTU—T* GRACE O'BRYAN of Kentucky, ™0 8 1th f =y JOHN J. RYAN CO-OPERATIVE BREE ING FARM AND BOOKMAKING EN- TERPRISE. Five per cent weekly divi- paid. Write or call on McClafin & % Dbiock A - Counell Bluffs, R‘ g Y—MT Fis MISS HARKIS, 1821 Leav' w'tn, top fir, flat 2 TN ELITE PARLORS, 615 8. 16th §t., 24 floors| 8hop In_the town; must sell at o e | W.H BUSINESS CHANCE! ' you want o buy a_good 1f 50, address Blair Steam Y—256—22 | FOR SALE-Do | " innnary cheap? | iaundry, Blafr, Nev TO GET In or out of business call on Wil- llams, Room 411, McCague building ¥ FOR SALE, first-class blacksmith and | wagon shop, with or without bullding; write at once. Kucera Bros. Western Neb. Y—M140 F | IF YOU want to get in or out of business of buy or sell property communicate with | Northwestern Clearing Co., N. Y. Life Bldg. Y39 WILL sell at a bargain my stock of sec. | ond-hand = furniture; fine _established | trade and am making money. On ac- count of poor health am obliged to sell. | A snap if taken at once. Address W 3, Bee. Y—M197 FOR BALE, general blackemith shop and | tools, also dwelling house: only first-class | | e | Frank Krist, Ohiowa, Neb. Y012 | WANTED, to buy, rooming house or flat | S, with $0 down, balance 8 cash; first-class security. Bee. days; same Address W 31, | Y—MM6 6* | PARTNERS wanted; old establiehed house | desires to expand ‘and will take one or | more partners; will also take an_acti | interest in good paying business. Address | W 4, Bee. 3B u_| ' FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. CHOICE trackage, paved. 18th. MODERN $§-room house, also 6-room, fine locations, low prices. Inquire 1411 Vinton. RE-Mm 5| acres in fruits; one of 'the best fruit and garden farms in | lowa; adjoins city limits. Council Bluffs. Addrees, A, Bee, Council Bluffs. RE—MQ7—24 | HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; also | acre property and farm lands. The O. F, D Co., Room 52 Bee Bldg. RE—$40 Monroe, 811 N. RE—M8 TEN, twenty or fort id_farm lands cific Rallroad ¢ McAllester, land commi: cific Headquarters, On r sale by the | pany. B. A. r, Union Fa- | Neb. RE—841 GOVERNMENT land, under irrigation, in | oll regions along U. P. R. R, in Wyoming. | D. C. Patterson, Omaha. RE—M6is—8 WILLIAMSON SHARLES E Farnam {5 ACRES cholce fruit, | dweliing. Barns, carrlage b necessary buildings; good condition; fine location; near car line; at very low price for few days. S-room cottage, corner lot, Zith ave. Grant, $eX. Monthly payments. 4 vacant lots, Andrews & Benson addition, $13 each. W. N. NASON, #6 Bee bldg. | RE—M25 io aha, | and DO YOU WANT TO SELL A FARM ? If you want to sell a farm or ranch, tell the farmers and stock raisers 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 stock raisers, so if you have a good plece of land to sell at a | reasonable price you ought to find a buyes amo; them. ment is emall-2 cents per word. OMAHA, NEB, RE—6M The cost of an adyertise- THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER, MANUFACTURING. P. MELCHOIR, 13th and chinist Howard, 50 OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. make a sp claity of fire escape , doors safes. G. Andreen, o. 10th St —si1 C GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. | OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bldg. Tel. %35 —868 ma- AT 1et floor N. ¥ tors every- NEW Life ¥ where. OW-CHURCH €O, dg., attorneys and o MACFARLAND Bldg. Room 304 & MAY Phone New York Life MASSAGE { GID, E. & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths OSTEOPATHY, CARPET C! A_K._JETT, 215 Cuming 8t TYPEWRITERS, LAMBERT, $25 street “Monroe & Co., 811 N Suite 815, N.°Y. Lite Bidg. “Tel. 1081 | | HARNESS made to orderand repaired. Old ‘ FOUND. FOUND—Bunch of keys. Found—9 DANCING ACADEMY. JENSEN & DREYERS, Washington hal new classes forming for February; reduced rates; adults, Tues- largest in Omaha; days and Fridays, 8 p. m. 9 Call at Bee office, PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, reliable. accommoda ing, all Dutiness confiaential, 101 Douglas harness taken ‘n trade. 1ith and Leaven- worth —Mad SIGN PAINTING. | SCHROEDER Sign Works, 29 8 signe. Write ua. CARPENTERS AND ALL kinds of carpenter work and repa 1 0INE MASSAGE. promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiitree, 2th and Lake streets. —370 THREE FAC! AL massages, Sl 171 Dodge. FLORISTS. MUSIC. KELLY, volce. Davidge Block. —369 ELECTRICITY. Tel. Cut flowers, bouguets, funeral de- MT68 Fi PLAIN SEWING AND DRESSMAKIN A, NORRLANDER, 706 8. 16th St F-3309. SIgnS. eot MRS. M. CARR, 22 North Fifteenth str —99% 11 GRAND ELECTRIC CO., 60 §_16th 8§ Phone 346, Electrical supplies, wirin and repairs 788 7 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. t TRUNKS AND BAGGA OMAHA EXPRESS CO. Trunks and baggage delivered. 1508 How- ard. el _6M. —M367 J L. SPITZBART. Tel. F-3506. 2523 Lake, \ —M119 Fi3 GENERAL ROOFING | WORK 1n any part of the countr: Roofing Co., 1517 Burt St. Tel. 19 COAL AND WOOD. HALD & RICE, 56 S. 16th St. SCHOLARSHIP, 3 college scholarship for sale . at n in one of Omaha's leading com- colleges oftice Iife echolarship. Add —M715" interested, as changes may occur at any time.) Forelgn mails for the week ending Febru- ary 7, 1903, will close (PROMPTLY In mll cases) at the general postoffice as Zollows: Parcels post mails close one hour carlier than closing time shown below. Parcels post malls for Germany close at 5 p. m., Wednesday, per_s. s Brandenburg, and | Friday, per s. 5. Blucher. Regular and suppiementary malls close at foreign statlon half hour later than clos- ing time shown below (except that suppi mentary mails for Earope and Central America vig-Colon close one hour later at foreign station). % Transatinntic Mails, SATURDAY—At 6:% a._m. for EUROP] PATENT OFFICE DRAWINGS. T DRAWIN deeds, etc. Sues & Co., phone 1623, Bee B ORDION PLEATING. Pleating OMAHA PLEATI} Mpgr., 1510 Howard St. Tel. 6. —M76T 7 fe—————— Tl | STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. r CURED. Julla Vaughn, 4% Ramge Budg. ~870 ACRE TRACT, fine garden’land, 12 acres, miles N. . of P, o‘..‘gwpe: ere. ™ Two lotg on Weh, heal Laic st. dota, Cottage, tull lot, 8551 Meredith 3t., 3550 #16 Howard st., 7 rooms, modern, 32,00 Splendid lot, Wirt and 19th, only 895 House, § rooms, modern, Lot 8."E. corner 2th and Doreas sts., §100, W. T. GRAHAM, BEE, BUILDING. RE—M&7 10 GARDEN tract, 42 acres A4310 per acré. Graham, Beg big, M325 10 ONLY four miles N. E. buy 42 acres for $i.2 Fine for garden: ing. Graham, Bee bldg. b M6 10 Spencer, §2,400. . E. of Omaha, 6t ‘Omaha you can 3 MASQUERADE COSTUMES. . THEO. LIEBEN, 1018 Farnam, costumes. —Ms1 SHIRTS TO ORDER. OMAHA SHIRT FACTORY, 1916 Farnam. PLUMBING, FREE & WICKERSHAM, &2 So, 15th St. M—478 F23 sold within the next % days, $25.00 pe acre will buy; in gas a to school and’ church; 2 cultivation; a rare bargain. For furthe information write or call on 8. B. Squire: RE—34 1,980 gACRES timber land, Howell county Willow Springs; price $ per acre. dress W 32, Bee, A FINE 40-ACRE FARM 5 miles from Omaha. MUST BE Usual Improvements, splendid soll. §0 per acre, not . cent less Aprill, AYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, DAIRY and poultry fenced, 40 acres cultivated, rich iand (o RE—M342 6° kets Deadwood, Sturgis, head cattle, farming (0ols. = §5,000.00. dress J. L. Archer, Tilford, 8. D. RE—M369 A_BARGAIN—®0-acre farm_in southern Kansas; climate good; winters short; if il ' belt; close acres in good 719 W, Myrtie St., Independence, Kansas fine fruit land; 0.000 cords of wood | and saw timber on land; three miles from | SEEDS AND POULTRY SUPPLLES. a- g | SoLD. Price, Possession ranch, 300 acres, gardening or alfalfa, oak timber, spring water never freezes, Eood buildings, mar- Fort Meade; T6 Ad- e ——— CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. A 3. PIERSON, 20th and Burt. Tel. L-283% r r GRAVEL ROOFING. Tel. 9%1. —M479 H. ULLERY & CO., 1611 How UPHOLSTERING. CARLSON & CO., 2121 Leavenworth, Tel. 2818, £ SRSON & Lundbery r TAXIDERMIST. WALLACE, 006 So. 13th St. NEEDLEWORK. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. —843 | BOYLES college, court Teporter pri N. ¥. Lite NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Theater. . = GREGG §. H., Touch T. W., Bus. Branches, Teleg. Cat. free. Om. Com. Col, 17 & Doug. A. C. VAN BANTS School, M N. Y. l,;l‘:e: ncipal. EMBROIDERY and lace taught free. Mrs. ‘Wilson, 1620 Douglas. —8i BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., S11 North 1o 876 P RS T DT WALL PAPER AND TAPER HANGING. OILS, paints, varnishes, window glass. T s 5 MEDICAL. Piles Cured without pain—no cutting, t All blood, kidney and cured; a treated by W. C. Bee Bldg, Omaha Bellevae Hospital X York City. DR. PR and_irregularities of women cause; experienced, relia Arlington block, Omaha, Neb. Tel. 3 a2 b Maxwell, M Neb., 'gr dical Col of from an: ing or burning. adacr diseancs | uarantee xiven in every case | s of New treats successfully ell diseases 1513 Dodge, | GARBAGE. ANTI-Monopoly Garbage Co., cleans cess- pools and vaults, removes garbage and dead animals at reduced prices. 61 N. 16th. Tel —T9 9. TICKET BROKERS, | CUT _RATE rallroad tickets everywhere P. H. Philbin, 1505 Fi "Phone 4. s —e e 58, DETECTIVE AGENOY. "y A st bxias CAPT. THOS. CORMACK, private detect- ive. 617 Karbach block. Telephone A-2532. s PATENTS, H. 3. COWGILL_No fee unless succe ful.’ 318 8. 15th B, Omaha. Tel, 178, . BURS & CO.. Bee Bidg. Omaha, Neb. tablished 188 No fee If we fail. Han. Book'free. Telephonea 168 'and A-%l0 952 M10* Es- —_— AUTOMOBILES. automoblies. Deright, 149 Farnam. PHONOGRAPHS AND SUPPLIE! a | - Soudiane , | ALL MAKES talking_machines; send for catalogue. Omaha Bicycle Co., Chicago. pet . TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWI CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717, &6 8. 16th, s L ——— ||, EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. "Room 15, Com'l Nat. G. R, Rathbun, STORAGE, OM. Van Stor, Co., 1511% Farn. Tels, 155954, DOUBLE parlors. Call at 161§ Webster st T-a398 ANNOUNCEMENT, W, C. RUSSELL moved to 615 So_ 15th. —316 Mch2 HAY, GRAIN AND COAL. com- position. ‘Tel. 190, M1% LAUNDRY. | OMAHA Steam Laundry and City Towel Bupply. 156 Leavenworth. Tel. A-“?‘ application blanks, Douglas_Bik. | o0 6 G_CO., W. E. Hatch, BARRICK Roofing Co., 1016 Cuming St. | [ per 8. 8. Zeeland, via Southampton (mail Tor Ireland musi be directed “‘per s, s Zeeland'); at 9:3) a._m. (supplementary | 11 a. m.) for EUROPE, per . s. Saxonla, via Queenstown. | SPRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes printed matter, commerclal papers and samples for Germany only. The same class of ‘mail mater ior other parts of | Europe will not be seat by this ship un- | less specially directed by . | After the closing of .the supplementary transatlantic malls named above, tional supplementary malls the plérs of the Americ and German ateamers, until withia ten minut sailing of steamer. Mails for South and Central America, West Indies, Ete. FRIDAY—At 9:% a_m. (supplementary 10:30 ) for CENTRAL AMERICA (exbept Costao, Ricw) . and _ SOUTH " PACIFIC PORTH, per s. &' Seguranca, via Colon (letter mail for Guatamala must be di- rected ‘‘per 8. Seguranca’); at 12 m. for | MEXICW, per & s Nlagara, via Tampfco | (mall must be directed “per s. s. Ni-[ agara’ 'k Y SATUKDAY—At %%5:30- a. .m. ‘for BA- HAMAS, per steamer. from Miami, Flor- ida; at'$ a. m. for BERMUDA, per s, s, Pretoria; at § a._m plementary 9:3% m.) for PORTO RICO (vid Ban Juan), CURAGAO and VENEZUELA (except Venezuela parcels post maila), per 8. . | caracas, via 8an Juan and Cufacao (maii for Savanilla and Cartagena must be di- | rected “per . 5. Caracas™); at $:3 a. m. | (supplementary ' 10:3) a. m.) for BER- MUDA, ST. THOMAS, ST. CROIX, LEE- | WARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS, | BRITISH, ~DUTCH ‘and FRENCH | GUIANA. per s, s Madiana (mall for | renada apd Trinidad must be direeted | r s:s. Mediana”y; at 9:30°a. m. (sup- plementary 10:3) a. m.) ‘for FORTUNE SLAND, JAMAICA, BAVANILLA and CARTAGENA, per s. & Altal (mail for Costa Rica must be directed “per s. s Altai”); at 9:3 &, m. (supplementary 10:3) | a. m.), for HAITI and SANTA MARTA, | per 5. 5. Athos; at 10 &, m. for CUBA, per | 8 Morro Castle, via Havana: at 10 . m. for GRENADA and TRINIDAD, . 8. Maraval; at 12 M. for ARGENTI URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per Coronda; at 12:30 p. m. for CUBA, per . Olinga, Yia Havana. Mails for Newfo¢ndiand, by rall to North Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at this ouice dally at :30 p. m. (connectin close here every Monday, Wednesday and Baturday). Mails for Miguelon, by rall to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at tls office Oaily at 6:30 p. m. Malla for | Cuba, by rail io Port Tampa, Fla., and thence by ateamer, close at'this office daily, cxcent Ibursday, at *5:30 a. m. | (the convecting closes are made on Mon- days, Wednesdays and Saturdays). Mails | for Mexico City, qvarland. uniess specially | addressed for dispatch by steamer, close At this office daily except Sunday at 1:30 | m. and 11:30p. m., Sundays a. 1 p. m. and 11:3 p. m. Malls for Costa Rica, Belige, Pierto Cortez and latfer mail for Guatemala, by rail to New, Orlean thenoe . by ateamer, ¢losé at this daily, éxcept Sunda 3 13 p. m, Sunday 1:30°0. m. (commecting closes here Mon- days, Af **11:80 p, m. fof Belize Puer Cortéz and lettér mail for Guatemala, and Tueaddys gt "*11:30 p. m. far/Costa Rica). **Registered mail closes. at ¢ p. m. pre- vious day. | d remain open of ‘the hour of | er NE Transpacific Mails. | Malls for China. and Japan, via Scatf\ close here daily at 6:30 p. wm. up to Pel ruary *4_inelusive, for dispatch per . s. | Shinano Maru. Mails for China and Japan, via Tacoma close here daily at 6:30 p: m. up to Fe ruary 7, inclusive; for dispatch per s. s. Ning Chow. for Hawall, Japan, China and Philip- islands, via Ban Francisco, close here ¢ at 6:30 p m. up to February *%, in. e, for dispatch per for Tahiti ana Marquesas San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to February **11, inclusive, for dispatch per 8. s. Mariposa. Mails for Australia (except tralia, which is forwarded New_Zealand, Fijl. West Aus- via_Europe), Samoa and Hawall, via San Francisco. close here daily at 6:3) p. m. atter January *31 and up to Febru- ary *4, inolusive, for dispa‘ch per s. & Bierra. '(If the Ctmard steamer carrying POSTOFFICE NOTIC the British mail for New Zealand does not arrive in fime to -onnect with this dispat~h, extra matis—closing at 5:30 a. m.. $:3 & m. and 6:30 p.m.; Sundays at 4:30 a. m., 9 & m. and 6:30 p. m.—will be made up and forwarded until the arrival of the Cunard steamer: Mails for Hawall, China, Japan and Phil- ippine_Islands, via San Francisco, close here daily at §:80 p. m. up to February s+16, inclusive, for dispatch per . s. Dorle Malls for China &na Janan, via Vancuaver and Victoria, B C. close herc daily at 30 p. m. up to Pebruary e, inclusive, for dispatch per s. 8. Empress of China. Merchandise for U. . postal agency at Shanghal cannot be forwarded via Canada. Malls fo. the Philippine islands, via San Francisco. close here daily at 8:3 1. m up to February 24, inclusive, for dis pateh per U. 8. transport Malls for Australia (except Y7est Australia, ‘which goes via Europe. and New Zealand, which goes via Ban Francisco) and Fiji Islands, via Vancouver and Vieta ia. . close here daily’ at 6:30 p. m. after February *14 and up to February 2, in- clusive, for dispatch per s, 8. Aorang! Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of sailing dally and the schedule of clos. ing is arranged on the presumption of their unimterrupted overland transit **Registered I closes &t 6 p. m. pre VESRNBLIUS VAN COTT, P, r«wflm, New York, N. Y. tmaster an. 3, 190 | except Eaturday. | production produced | the RAILWAY TIME CARD, UNION STATION=10TH AND MARCY. on Pacific. At Overiand Limited % Bn The Fast Mail Callfornia Express Pacifie Express Eastern Hxpress The Atlantic Express. The ) Speclal ! atrice and Stromsburg Exprees. North Il Express a tinnenpolis & a a Minneapolis & Express Chicago Chicago on Local Express.... ..., a10:% Hock Ialand & Paclfie. - BAST Chicago Daylight L't d.a 5:00 am Chicago Daviight Locai.a 7:00 am Chicago Bxpress........bll:ls am es Molnes Express....a 4:v pm nicago Fast Express...a 8:% pm WEST. Rocky Mountain L't'd..a 6:30 pm Lincolu, Colo, Springs, Denver, Pueblo and West_iiiinne & Colo., Texas, Cal and Oklahoma Fiyer.. Wabash 8t Louts Express 8t Loui il Blu Cni Cannon BalY “Tne Northwestarn Line." ChICAgO....cccvvv...@ 3:40 AM & §:0 pm Local ‘Sloux City. Uwylight St. Paul.l. Daylight Chicago... Local Chicago. Local Carroll..., Fast Chicago Fast St. Paul...... frlmited, Chicage.. ast Mall.. 4 Local Sioux b 4:0 pm Chicago, Milwaukee Chicago Daylight.. Chicago Fast Express. Chicago Limited.. Des [ot 13 . % am o am w am W pm 5 pm 55 pm 10 pm EE e maeos as T oressenz £ B8k~ 2ERERTENREES §533 EEEEREEEERS ear P € K. C WE and St. L. % B AR ) STER DEP! OT—15TH & WEBSTER Fremont, Elkhorn & Valley Missourt Arrive. 8 5:00 pm Leave. Black Hills, Deadwood, Tead, Hot Springs....a 3:00 pm Wyoming, Casper and Douglas .....4 4:00 pm Hastings, York, David City, Superior, Geneva, Exefer und Seward....b 3:00 pm Bonesteel, Lincoln, Nio- Drara and Fremont....b 7:30 am Fremont Local. ¢ 1:30 am Missourl Pacific. epraske Local, Via Weeping Water.. b 4:10 pm a10:25 am Chie st. Paul, Minueapolls & Omaha, win City Pas © 5:00 pm b 5:00 pm b10:2%5 am Oakiand Loc Daily. b Daily except Sunday. d Dally e Daily except Monday. © Sunday only. BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON Chicago. Burlington & Quiney. Chicago Special........ Chiqago \P!flubultd B Chicago Local... Chicago Limited. Fast Mall Burlington & a 4:00 pm & 7:48 @ 9:23 am all:0 » River, Leave Arrive Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln ..o 86140 am Nebraska Eipress.....a ¥4 Denver Limitea........ 5 pm Diaie Hills and” Biget Sound Express.........a11:10 pm Coloradc Vestibuled Flyer Lincoln Fast Mail.....b 262 pm b 3:20 Fort Crook and Platts- mouth Aot Bellevue & Pacific Jet. Bellevue & Pacific Jet. Kansas City, St Jo. Blofte. 4 Kansus Cf St. Louls "‘I Kansas eph & Counell Day Ex..n'® 6:05 4 B 2106 om yer.........a b: 6 am ty Nnght Ex.a10:30 STEAMSHIPS, e Blilatans . £ L HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE Nee Tuin-Scrue Suammars ot 1200 Tons ow NEW YORK—ROTTERDAM, Ryndan . Rotterdam Amaterdam d-America Lin Capitol ave. 506 So. 1Mh st., Omaha, agents LEGAL NOTICE., - ING. o is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of th South Platte Land Company will be held a the office of sald company in Lincoln, . Ne- braska, at 11 o'clock a. m., on the 4th day of March, A. D. 1963, By order of the board of directos C. H. MORRILL, President. A. B. MINOR, Secretary, Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 1, 198 ¥3 80td GOVERNMENT NOTICE PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS —Office of Constructi; Quartermastar, Diego, Cat, Jan. 10, 1%8." Sealed_proposals, in triplicate, will be recelved at “his ce until 10 o'clock a. m., Monday, Feb. 9, 198, and then be opened, for the construction of one Hospital; also’ for plumbing, heating and eclectric wirlng. * One Fie) cers’ Quarters; One Double Captains’ Qi or One Double Lieutenants’ <Quarters; One Single Artillery Barrack; One Guard House One Hospital: alse for plufibing and wiring One Administration Bufiding; One..Bake House: One Hospital Steward's Quarter One Double Non-Commissiures Statf Quar- ters. U. §. reserves the rigat .o’Teject or iccept any or all bids i whole or in Full instructions fo bidders will be fur- nished on : pplication 19 this office or at the offices of the Chief Quartermasters at San Frahcisco, Denver, Omaha, B8t. Paul and Chicago, and the Dépot Quartermast 8t. Louls, where plans apd specification: may be seen. Proposils must be Janied by two guarafities Justifying, joint- i,\', in double the amount of 10 per cent of the bid. Preference will be given to artl cles of comestic productfon, cost and qo: fty considered, and to articles of Amerlcan or manufactured on Envelopes Jontaining be endorsed “Proposdl: a{ Fort Rosecrans” Pacific éoast proposals should or Public Bulidings and addressed Captain R H. Rolfe Quar- termaster. J10 1213 W P8 IM i Sink Tuto the Earth, The central business portion of the town of Norway, Mich., is sinking fnto the earth, and the moment is mear when the largest buildings of the town will probably be engulfed snd the town Aivided by a yawning pit. The Aragon mine is beneath the menaeed ustrict, and all who enter the structures do 80 at the risk of their lives. It has been known for some time that the site of the Nelson block, yne largest in town, has been.sinking, and now tbe structure may collapse at any moment. The postofice and city hall are also sinking. Most of the other doomed bulldings are owned by the Aragon Mining company. Merchants are at & loss to find new quar- ters, and their stocks are liable to sudden destruction. Postofice Inspector Means has recommended removal of the office. New bulldings are planned for.the south side of the town. t AW, Probably the first railroad ever bufit in the United Statés principally to haul water, melops will be & branch line which the: Burlington is getting ready to construot in southeast Missouri fhis spring. The. line will be ffty miles long, and will run through a district which is distinctively the home of the watermelon. Euoygh melons are sald to be-produced there to keep one railroad busy during the seasom hauling them.