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

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY M ARCH 6, 1903 3 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS PLUMBING, 4 POSTOFFICE NOTION ELEGANT rooms; hot water heat; moder: DALY & SON. Tel. 241, 2308 Leavenworth | he y at &:0 p.m. up to March §eth, 0 A T el = y Wa ver Townto Find a Positi | Do st e x e —— _ _ == | NEW ZEALAN STRALIA (except vertisements for these ecol FRONT parlor, hot water heat. 1617 Cass e, ¥ | “West), NEW CALEDONIA, Flil, SAMOA will be taken St B MI50-18% ’ y PRINTING, BRIEFS, ETC. W NEW, CAL A i — RO kit sb o nd HA R ) NICELY furnished rooms, with of without A WANT AD WILL TELL YOU WHERE TO GO. WATERS Printing Co. Linotype compegic | STy dally ac e3¢ o 'm. board. 1610 Davenport St E- M0 tion. Tel. 218, - Ny - A e te————ey A o g AL NICELY_f ished f1 Ot , suitable for o g - - e not rive two. 1714 California 8t. o *UEAMe PERSONAL. BUSINESS CHANCES, FINANCIAL, CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, SoRPeSt Witk (e Aagattr i Do - . | — — | 2 | ~ 5% a ve COZY rooms, Capitol Hotel, 18th and Capi- | PRIVATE hospital befors and during con. | HARNESS shop for sale. Inguire ai L | WALL STREET. a certainty to the right | ALL kinds of cargenter work and repairing e at 40 e 1 b e Advertisers, by requesting & agwm- | '0] avenue E—700 Apri finement; bables Poarded and_adogted Schafer, Marion, 8. D. Y—M4T -l“h':wv\’fi ntainhead of finance, with jromptly aitended to." J. T Ochiltree, % p. m.—will be made up and - | - i Mre. G M Lake. Te x . | ed e ants com- ake 5 1 until the & £ the Cunars 4 eheck, can TWO nicely furnished rooms, with or with- U—50 |CASH for your real estate or business. no| munication with man of means only, de. | s e — | NaTded untll the afr A s o ressed to & numbe: e | out breakfast. 113 8. 3th Ave, one matter where located. For a quick sale | siring profitable investme: ddress | HAWAIL JAPAN. CHINA and PHILIP- of The Bee. Answers will | block nerth of Hanscom park. WANTED, 10,000 families to use Hubbard's | send us Qescription and price rth- | A. L., Room %5, 108 Fuiton 8Bt., New York. | GROCERIES AND PROV PINE IBILANDS, via San Francisco clope the | B-8—s* | Superiative Flour. 1t's the best. Ask your | western Business Agency, b 313, Bank of | L MB13-130 Bttt - s | Sige Oaily AT SHE > B o> 10 Bareh BOIR - it | grocer for it. Omaha Hay and Grain Co.| Commerce Bidg.. Minneapolie, Minn | =——=——— | MRS, 8. J. VANDERBECK, &1 N_1th Bt. | inclusive for despatch s Coptle. e e e ——————— 1Y ONS8 HQTEL, European, 1i3 .\'wuvh :l. Jobbers. 1014 N. 16th 8. ‘Phone '-'-AE Y-M63 M7 MUSIC. —MU8-26_ | HAWAIL via San Frar oo here et o ) Ap amu |~ ~ — — s . = | "daily al 630 p, M. up to March Pth, ine WANTED—SITUATIONS. | = " For ull kinds of business openings of | — - - = | : clusive, for despateh p Alumed - aiohidgade _18th. Tel. | PRIVATE sanitarium for ladies before and | IF YOU WANT CASH FOR YOUR BUSI-| THOS. J. KELLY, volce. Davidge Elock . LD Shu. | cHINA and SAPAN, Via Vobcouves aus Y A first-class planing mill machine man, | _F-34. E—M14 Aprs during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerlsch, | ness quick, address | oot R o ar | Victoria, B, C., close here daily at §:3 POV, Greene, 1 Cook 8L, Sloux Cily, | Seme———sy | 35 California St Terms reasonable [M G MONTGOMERY, 84 N. ¥, LUFE. | et | OMAHA EXPRESS CO. [ p,moupto Maren gifth, inclusfve! £or de —_—eeee A M@ S | FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. il - — i PATENTS. Trunks and baggage deiivered. 108 How- | PALCH Ber 5 &, Empress o0, o0 vt 5 —— i ———y ZEMA SALVEthat cured W. A. Paxton. | A COMPLETE cream separator plant, in{ __ | ard. Tel o . Shanghal cannct be forwarded via WANTED-MALE HE | NICE rooms, steam heat, with or without B. J. Scannell, agent, 5% Ware block | &ood running condition: a gooc point for! g1 5 CcOwWGILd 0 fee unless successful. | ; CITY EXP. © 1 Y Canada T R ~ | bgard; ow rates.” Midiand Hotel, 16th and Uit | creamers Adarcas Clearwater Separator | Mo "B UL Grmana. - Tel IR R ot Teveris Syt Vi, 0 W | TAHITI and MARGUESAS ISLANDS, via IN to learn bar! trade; free Chie F— — - — Co., Clearwater, Nel * e 8an Francieco close here daily 3 fare upon our failure to convince you Of | ——— S—— — NTED—WIIl teach you tapestry pain —— i : . S8 CIAE, N0, . B | SR T e ool s 1. 35 b to March 15 clustve, this being the BEST and ohly reliable, | FOR RENT—A desirable front room, with and buy your paintings. Call 1617 | FREE, 100 lots to advertise Wildwood Lake | 551 & €O Bee Bldg, Omaha, N S e | THE DEPOT on tme. L M. B. T&_m0 R e s B Y fee most _practical barber college in the | alcove, 34 floor. The Pratt, 212 8. Bth St St. Western Noveity Art Co. Park, subarb New York; send stamp f0f | S0k fres. | Telephones 1628 wnd A~ | R Dt B Bt wcona. Waee United States. “Write for cataiog today. F—& U—Ma deed ' feet. Seastde Co., 151 A Broad- : Nore Gy At SILD. . b (o MArch SWb /Western Barbers' Insitute, Oman e [/ | way, New York Sl S ——.. X STORAGE. Inclusive, for despaich per s. 's. Shawm e e FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOM MARRY-Western ladies with means w e o - or vz ey o - rastroy - . | PHILIPPI ISLANDS, via San Fran- astcers Wamted; Bigh salarien | — — | Qoo Cai. e BT AR Bt B e | Maow that schost No. & Nange. Gore Neb. | bl o b | OF: Van Stor. Co., 1811}4 Farn, Tela. SN, | G000, C3h, Inciusive, for deapatoh pes . Co., 913 Bo. 1ath Bt B-48 | DOUBLE parlors. Call at 1616 Webster 8t | ——_ e e giag | Ueeires plans far modern brick [ WORK in fay it of thh CORALFY. JOUNH | ot oo b e et | PSR Tunabeet il bl 3 At R Stk d -4 — anos tune oom 7. patlding wit ty of 450 puplls. Ad-| any par ~Tr Y -~ n v SETRAL) cept a u I?‘LESIEN—Un»w—dlle. Active, 15 Bill| et wad | D1 TO Bhota Eians CooRl e Blae. | O W i Siioe Neb o o | oot BB I Bt i e e ATANDS “and ‘NEW o ONTA, via rst-class o rs —836 936 10 & A ————— ‘ancouver and Victoria, B, C., close here At Wholosalo: Arstclass tarritory and b | FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES.| : S R Sy S —— ~ | s - b - R | e R L eral induocemen\s. George Meldrum & —_ and man to occupy my room; | ROOFING. fghtning rods, and repairing MASQUERADE COSTUMES, | Clusive, for despatch per s. & Moana Co., 8 and 71 N. Green Bt., Chicago, 1il. | OFFICES in the Bee bullding, $10.00 per OR]ENTAL RUGS low rent: one other shop. 1.50; no long-| Qermania Roofing Co., 1612 Capliol Ave e (speciaily addressed only) B—M167* f"ofl"h 3Py i B e M RRii e penge S 5 iy with | I e I N | THEO. LIEBEN, 108 Famam, costumes, | NOTE—1'nless otherwise addressed, West ot ey g g ight and janitor service . C. Peters | " " amily. . ay, Essex, la, o . ? Australia is forwarded via Europe, and 'ran%E brmk-‘mlk;rl‘wll‘r;(ed at Coin, Ia.; fm 0. Rental Agents, Ground Floor, Bee CLEANED BY CCMPRESSED AIR | * Y DANCING ACADEMY. . New Zealand and kl‘h\l\m\lnel \'I;hllilnn steady work for first-class workmen; no 2 | o , htcga okl o~ s - rcisco-<he quickest routes. Phil Others need apply. ol P SR i ~|BY THE GATE CITY STEAM|FOR SALE or lease by March 2, best - g T ey PETTICOATS. P sttty Tadraced “yia. Canade 2 ottt & — | FOR RENT—Bullding suftable for whole- Py 4 Ry equipped blacksmith shop in town. Hugh | MORAND'S 15th and Harney. 'Phone 1022 — or “vin Europe” must be fully prepald at DIME Pantallorium Pressing Co. Pants | sale purposes at 916 Farnam; 2x%, four | DYEING AND CLEANING CO.,| Noone, Fremont, Neb. Y—M854 5 Cla for beginners forming March 3.1 MADE to order; call for prices. 200 Doug-| the foreign rates. Hawall is forwarded reased Joci suits, Wc. We call and de-| stoges and first-class cemented bssement. | 510 ¢ (6TH, TEL. 3265 :J:(:d‘:";*"‘i“m;‘lz":‘;.‘l:‘;":",‘;'r' ias blk.; take elevator. Goldman Pltg.| via San Francisco e dvely e ver. . 16th, upstairs. Tel. 22%3. elevator, fire and burglar proof vault, . . : )y . ) two-step, guar- | (5 - . ( are for 4 to port o ge. 0 B—4iSMch24 office counter and fixtures. For price and v FOR EXCHA anteed, I e anins, | Tiana.tGNG mallg aTe sdule of o ANT cornice makers; married men_pre- particulars inquire C. C. Rosewater, secre- tary The Bee Building Ce., room 100, Bee ferred. ' J. P. Grissel ‘Cornice Co. Cedar | bullding. 1567 ) Rapids, la. B—40 MF* | ———— e e - - FOR RENT—Store, In first-class locatiol ANTED, three bollermakers, with gen-| rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & eral experience, ' including ' locomotive | Co., ground floor Bee Bidg. 1—266 work. — Address the Colorado Fuel and | ——— S T iron Co., Pueblo, Colo. B—M®S | FOR RENT—The bullding formerly occu- e e — led by The Bee at 916 Farnam St.~ It has WANT solicitor to solicit subscriptions lour stories and a basement, which was on two first-class technical papers; must | formerly used as The Bee press room. be of falr edueation, good appearance and address; only man' desiring permanent position and ‘capable of earring from 8% This will be rented very reasonably.« if interested apply at office to C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room 100, Bee building. 10 340 & week need a; in writin, ate 1-261 reference, age, vious experience. Ad- | — — . ~ dress Hill Publshing Co., World bldg, | FOR RENT, brick store, 22x80, and base- | New York. B—-MM 6 ment; .Dod location for saloon. Will — ———| _Arnold, Fremont, N. I—M854 PRINTER WANTED-Must be competent job and ad man; middle-aged preferred; 00d wages and permanment position. 3.d- ress Republican, York, Neb. B—M%1 6 AGENTS WANTED. WANTED—Canvassing _agents in every county to_solicit_subscriptions to THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. Steady employment, with assured good in- come. Agents in the country witn horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers WANTED, night watchman, one whe, can i-furnish feference s to honesty and re- liability. Address Y 2, Bee. = B8 WANTED, young man who can sell goods p s make caslly $0 to $10 per month. Ad- to consumers. Address I 23, Bee. . w0 | dress, Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Bee building, Omaha. —213 ——————— MS37T M8 MARCH—MARCH—is the time to do your spring sewing, for we wiil rent you a new Wheeler & Wilson, ball-bearing machine, or any other make. for $1.50 per month. This offer good for MARCH orly. NEBRASKA CYCLE CO. ‘Phone 1653 Corner 15th & Harney. ‘Fhone B-6iS. 334 Broadway, Council Bluff ‘Phone 43%. 612 N. 24th St. South Omaha. U—M69 7 FREE SAMPLE, WHISKEY. Send 2c to cover cost of shipping, etc., we | will forward, prepald, sample bottie of | “HILLER'S 'OLD PRIVATE STOCK Pure, old whiskey. Dept. * ‘o Hiller Liquor Co., 13 Farnam St., Omaba, N —Ms3 QUIET home for ladles in trouble before and during confinement; good care and prompt attention assured. Address. with, stamp, Mrs. L. Carter, 217 Charle Omaha, Neb. U—MS95 Apri ——————————————— MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. 4 TO 5 P. C: mohey. Bemis, Paxton Bik. W61 SALESMEN WANTED. e e e WANTED, 8 salesmen to solicit and colleet; auick ptomolllanl. &7 Paxton block. i SALESMEN to handle fast-selling article. Western Noveity Co., 1617 Cass St M40 T $ELL Bitters as side line on commission; fine artiele, well advertised. 356 Cuming. WANTED TO RENT. YOUNG MAN. room and board in family where fhere are not too_many boarders; convenient to car line. State rates. Ad- dress Y 19, Bee. K—M93 & A LADY buyer in a large department store desires board aud room with a nice fam- ily, quite centrally located. Address Y 13, Bee. 906 6 e WANTED—-FEMALE HELP. Call Canadian office, 15th & Dodge. RENTAL AGENCY. LIST YOUR HOUSES 4% PER CENT on business broperty. § per cent on residence property. Options to p: hole or part any time. o W. B. MEIKLE, 401 8. 15TH 8T. W56 MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real estate. Prennan-Love Cc., 39 8. 13th W—563 WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and_warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 112 Farnam St., Bee Bidg. W64 FARM and_clty loans, low rates. W. H. Thomas, First Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. 168 With M. G. MONTGOMERY, 14 N. Y. Life. |5 PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 164 e . 4 L_M763 Avrl_ | Farnam. W56 A GIRL for general housework. 2008 Plerce e e 3 ot WANTED, city loans and warrants. W. s b AL L oo FOR SALE-FURNITORE. Farnam Smith & Co., 13 Farnam street. WANTED, a cook. 32 Farnam. C—177 CHICAGO Furniture Co. 10 - Tl RSN i FGD, e - W Ry = | 220 New and secondhand, bought, sold, | PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 N GIRL, 15 to 18 o assist at_general chat B—o0 . housework. 121 8. Sth at. oM | gexchanged. | —_— e FOR SALE—~HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. HORSE AUCTION at Union Stock Yards horse market every Wednesday lfl;r_n:fln. 7 DELIVERY wagons, buggies, carriages, any sise or any price to suit. H. Frost 14th and Leavenworth. P42 e FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS, NEW and 2dhand typewriters. 1113 Farnam. Q43 FOR BALE, two stoves and three show- cases with'stands, cheap if taken at once. Address \J 51, Bee. Qb4 WANTED—A cook and second girl, 518 8. _ %th Ave. Mrs. Sol Degen, ol WANTED, ladies to make neckwear from sample; steady work, £00d pay; sent any distance; send self- dul: en- velope. ‘ldeal Mfg, Co., ‘et st., New York City. C—M59 16 WANTED—Experienced forelady for alter. «tul ‘harge o seamstresses. o dress ¥ 17, Bee. (Rt 2 WANTED — Experienced seamstress for acloak alteration department. Address Y I8, Bee. C—Mms WANTED-—Thoroughly experienced sales- Iadies in cloak fle‘p’l-r(men(: inexperienced acties need not apply. Address ¥ 16, | INDIAN goods and relics. 119 Farnam, R ot Sanersl hoptmork. Clty refer- | TuNCE LATH for quick shipment, orib- WANTED, one dining room girl, chamber. “A“"_I_IBGD-{“&‘ Commercial Roters Me: v 3 01 - - Cook, Neb. XNt s PER THOUSAND paid for copying short wfllm' several lines of work to ‘Iv" out; % to 3 weekly working evenings: enclose stamp for copy of letter, instructions, etc. Wholesale bing, combination ladders. %1 Douglas. Q546 FOR SALE, phonograph other musical instrument, $§ up. The Wittmann Co., 1621 Farnam. - Q4T EDISON machines and records. Fredrick- son, 15th and Capitol Av. Q-MEET M26 FOR SALE, first mortgage note bearing superior to any Addrees Co.. Chicago, Tii. " 1 6 r cent interest, payable i - L e m:"fihl-; bas about 244 years o g:x?ttin‘; WANTED. housekeeper o cook and care| securlty and endorsed by responsible &) aged ty; amount, $1.500. Inquire C. M. SSCRReS gy, Javelia. (O N. Usthank. | B iadn Rocm €, Paxtoh Block. WANTE xpeHenced second girl, T arn 0 iR Becond girl M. | SDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farmam. WANTED, #irl for housework. — © Northwest corner %th and CATALOGUE cut drug prices free. Sher- MR D - SHaT | “man & McConnell Drug Co, Omang; - MPETE] bookkeeper or stenographe - e — % 'of woeking 5. to postion of bon | WILL BELL or trade, good Lippencott R i Bt ek Temwnos. | O e ran. . KR Whaloy & fanetal # : C—M85 Brosaway, Gouneil Blufts. M8 e — FOR RENT-HOUSES, ™ LADIES and gents ches, 1% d ‘monds, n, g00d a8 new, sel at half price. Diamond Loan Office, 14 Q—856 A2 - WOUSES, ¥ wwisd. Semis, Faxise B é“_‘h—l___——.—__._—_—-—= - = CLAIRVOYANTS. 3 an g HOUSES 1 Yinarts of cley. The O ¥ANS and baggage wagons. ' Tels. 18611k, | {ue GYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 8, 15 HousES. G. 0. Wallace, Brown Block. | 55 VEREIGN—Clairvoyant %7 N_ 18th st B—MST3 A3 HOUSES and fiats. Ringwalt, ¥ Barker block. | MABAME LUCRETIA, medium. 100 Chi-' A cago st. 8—MI15 Aprét TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage o't Omee, 1% or Tels, 1586 BLECISIC TRRATNRNT. HOUSEgj' all parts of the city. R | MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N, 15, 2d floor, r. 2. C. Peters & Co., Bee Bldg. —M « DA | —— GRACE O'BRYAN of Eem;en* 8 TR T o T H o & location, . w“ Shston, &% Bes. D17 PERSONAL. FQR RENT, S-room modern houss. 15 — B3y | DR. ROY. chiropolist; corns and superfiu- ¥ ©ous_hair'removed by electricity. R. 3 and 7-ROOM cottage wita large bath. 54 s | 3 156 Farnam St U= Wth Av & DMz | P e T G e I K = MAGNET PILE KILLER. FOR RENT, a large S-room house, 2wz | At drugsists, 31 Blondo st., 180 3-room, !YI'I‘;" Cuming, | 5.0 ¢ nn The g:un Reaity Co., 10 N, fe Bldg. DM GENTRAL. modern, steam heat, 7-ro 55 R . WE MOVE piancs. Maggard Van & Sior Age Co. Tel 168 Ofce, 1113 Webster st DMt TELEPHONE 1 for L. M. E. messengers. U564 INFORMATION WANTED. Wanted, address of W/l I. Lockwood, merly of Los Angeles, Cal, C. K (CA:ch- wood, 97 Graian st Los Angeles AT 1% for- MRS, JACOBSON, 235 N. 2th NINE<ROOM -house, 2321 Harney st. 3. | sicad iaguise aext deor. J"‘m’ Spectacles LBt At Giobe Optical Co. STRICTLY frat-claas house in cxceliont | DPCCL0 LT i = iee n.-..“.nub""’?g B30 beward. "o | TQ_OUR FRIENDS AND FATRONS-Wa ® Mo o Tth stree e wi ol s B X Lt DS, | continue to carry & nice line 9f piance, talking machines, small al mery FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. chan and sewing machines and will - I Wbt — ——— | endeavor to merit re of your patron- w‘::.! Buropean Hotel, 15th and Farnam. age. COLLINS PIANO HP@NY. UEH WEEK-42 8. uth of court house. AETNA HOUSE. Eyropes A E—533 Rupture Co, N. Y. RUPTURE CURED without pain. Empire TR opet A WHOLESOME nerve and tissue food and alsorders of women. home treatment f 7 6th & Write for free bookiet. Viavi Co., 348 Bee o Mvighln T | Blag, Omabe, Tob Mes © et M. E Bauls trunkd Telephone 0. | CHIROPODY, manicuring, facial and spe- kst e | T BT B EGANT red " Cap- Tel e ? : T e : | RUBBER GOODS catalogus free. Sherman VIENNA HOTEL, 10035 Farnam sireet | & McCounen Drus o Suana. U—Mss PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 1N, Life. 7 ITONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. Cash. | ‘We loan from $10.00 up on furniture, live stock, pianos, etc.—~SALARY LOAN. without mortgage to persons who hold sal- arled positions. An interview will convince you that the conditions of our contracts are the most liberal obtainable in the clty. | We make no deductions from the amount | borrowed, as some do, thereby compelling you to pay for money you do not get. Our office is very easily found, and having re- cently had it again remodeled, it is more | private than ever. We always try to please, OmahaMtge. Loan Co., 119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2295. (Established 1592.) So. 16th 8 “HEADQUARTERS' FOR SALARY LOANS. Every man or woman in Omaha, South | Omaha .and Council Bluffs geiting a salary call and get our money on your plain’ note, without publicity, mortgage or endorser 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. We alm to please. RELIABLE CREDIT CO, Get Off Elevator at Third Floor. Room 38. BAXTON BLOCK. Ro)«.zr_n‘:ux THE STAR LOAN COMPANY, Room 644, Paxton Biock. 'Phone F-226s. This company is the private bank of the ge-earner and salaried employe. 1t u have a permanent position as clerk, kkeeper, salesman, machinist or arti- san of any kind, you'can obtain on your note, without security or indorser. Sem 00—return $0—return to us to us. - ! Monthly.Monthly. Weekly. 2660 & B return to us ra!li & : 3.6 . 1333 3.3 15—return to us.... 4.00 85 .3 Our offices are private and confidential. From § a. m. t So THE BEST place to borrow money on your SALARY, FURNITURE, LIVE STOCK, < ete., is WHERE you can get any amount. | WHERE you get the lowest rates. WHERE no charges are mude in advance. WHERE everything is confidential. WHERE you return it in ¢asy payments WHERE you pay for only the time money is in use. WHERE can you do better than at the PHOENIX CREDIT CO., @ Paxton block 16th and Farnam. pra ] LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANB TO SALARIED PEOPLE. merchants, team- sters, boarding houses, etc. without se. curity, casiest terma; # offices in prin- | Cld cities. Tolman, 40 Board of ade B P CHATTEL, ary and jewelry loans. Fole: Loan Co, suc to D Green, R. §, Barker bl X514 | MONEY loaned on plain note to ople; business confidential, lowest 4 Paxton block. The J. A Hutton Co. | 3 | THE TWENTIETH CENTURYIFARMER | FOR EXCHANGE, a small, clean stock of buggies, harness and implements; the only one fn a good farming community | in central Illinols and doing a good busi- | ness. Want house in or near Omah: worth abou. $1.000; balance cash. Fle Real Estate Co. 308 Bee Bldg., Qmah Modern complete! petition, in thriving 8. lowh town, $15,000 for entire property. | Will consider good improved farm or city property. This proposition worth investi- gating.” J. H. Johnson, N. Y, Life | | | FOR SALE—~REAL ESTATE. ’ | | THIRTEEN 40-ACRE FARMS. Just closing out the last 4 and S0-acre farms, 40 miles from Omaha. All under cultivation, with house, barn and well with pump on every 40 or %) acres. Sold on 11 years' time; only 1-10 h at time of purchase; balince at 5 per cent in- terest, payable in tem-yearly installment 4 farms sold in the last thirty da you want a farm on these terms, re: i move on, come at once. BLIXT & LOVGREN, 4367 Paxton Block, Omaha. MODEL HOME. Five acres level land, young orchard in bearing, 10-room pressed brick dwellin tarn, carriage house and other outbuila- | ings, chicken yard and garden, near street | cars and Country club, a snap at 3,50, | less than nalf what improvements cost. ' | W. N. NASON, # Bee Bldg. | RE—M212 | M7 1 M. G. MONTGOMERY, 814 N. Y. LIFE, has bargains in all kinds of real estate. RE—$12 RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Union Pacific Rallroad company. A. McAllester, land coimisioner, Union Pa- cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE—5%0 WILLIAMSON CHARLES E., 1208 Farnam street. 4 RE-—582 FOR SALE-Sheep “ofjjfatile ranch, re- linquishment on gne r, 5 sections leased, with ieases , 5 sections free range; good house, bard, efc., well, 14- foot steel mill, 14(-bbl. jank; sheep or cattle barn x8); high bdard corrall, dip- ping plant; everytl ew; price, §1,60; 1,900 takes It if sold within 3 days. 'Ad: dress box 113, Grant, Neb. RE—Ms% §* HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; also acre property and farm lands. The O. F. Davis Co., Room 552 Bee Bldg. RE—851 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 1o reach them is throagh THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. This agricultural weekly goes to 49,000 | homes of farmers and stock 1alsors, 80 if | you have a good plece of iand to seil at a reasonable price you ought to find a buyer among them. ~ The cost of an advertise- ment is emall-2 cents per word OMAHA, NEB RE—604 FOR SALE, lots % and 21, block 17, Bed- ford Place, Omaha. Address ' John Glazeby, 81 Bagley ave., Detroit, Mich, RE—M821 5* FOR BARGAINS in real estate, houses for rent, insurance of any kind, see Robt. H. Landeryou, 42 Chamber of Commerce. RE—T4 A1 WE DEAL IN first moj es on farms. No security of- fers the investor as high a rate of inter- est_consistent with zbsolute safety. You control your oWn investment. If you have idle funds on which you wish 1o secure more interest than the banks will allow call on us. POTTER, FORGAN & HASKELL, 420 N. Y. Life Bldg. —583 trackage, paved. Mouroe, 811 N. RE—6T9 CHOICE i6th. & SCHOLARSHIP. BUSINESS college scholarship for sale at a bargain in one of Omaba's leading com- mercial colley B 41, Bee lite seholarship. Address ce. —M716* BAKERY, TRY our fhree-layer white cakes roceries and meats at lowest ohnson, Goodlett & Co. Tel. 1573 Lake 8t CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, A. J. PIERSON, 2th and Burt. Tel L2, Sin | PETERSON & Lun MEDICAL. Piles Cured Without pain—no cutting, tying or burning. All blood, kidney and bladder diseases cured; a guarantee givén In every case treated by W. C. Maxwell, M. D., 524 Bee | bidg., Omaha, Neb., graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York City. DR. PRIES treats successtully all disease and irregularities of women, from any cause; experienced, reliable. '1513 Dodge, Arlington block, Omaha, N Tel. S P S ..« UPHOLSTERING, ARLSON & Co., 212 GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATIN DRESSMAK | KEISTER'S Ladies' Tailoring College, Suite £3-4-5-6, Douglas block, 16th and Dodge, . D. Snyder, Mgr. Write for booklet —811 ———— ey MANUFACTURING. P. MELCHOIR, 13th & Howard, machini —58 OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. make & spe. clalty of fire escapes, shuttere, doors and safes. G. Andreen, Prop., 102'S. 10th St. —608 LAW AND COLLECTIONS. - }STILLMAN & PRICE, % U. 8. N'l Bk. Bidg —o% CHURCH CO,, Ist floor N. ¥ . attorneys and collectors every. —568 MACFARLAND & MAY, New York Life Bldg. Room 3M. —587 'Phone 1562, FRUIT, shade and ornamenta: trees, vincs, shrubs, roses, small fruit, ete. Add; Omaha Nursery, Papiifion, New. :." WALL PAPER AND PAPER HANGING. OILS, paints, varnishes, window lass. T, J. Bterner, %% N. 2th St X Tel. CARPET CLEANING AND LAYING, A K. JETT, 215 Cuming St, % _— SIGN PAINTING. SCHROEDER Sign Works, 29 8. 17th. We also ship signs. Write —376-June-§ e ELECTRICIAN, GRAND Electric Co., 52 8. 16th. Tel. 2846. Electrical supplies, wiring, repnmn&_. LAUNDRY, and City Towel OMAHA Steam Laundry Supply. 179 Leavenworth. Tel A-178. —a1 GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY Garbage Co.. cleany cesspools and vaulls, removes garbage and dead animals at reduced prices. N. 16th. Tel. 1779. —_— PHONOGRAPHS AND SUPPLIES, ALL MAKES miking machines catalogug. Omaha Bicycle Co Chicago. e . EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, G. R, Rathbun, Room 15, Com'] } AUTOMOBILES. C. mutomoblles. Deright, 1119 Farnam. g —a7 DETECTIVE AGENCY, EL \PT._ THOS. CORMACK ive. 517 Karbach biock rivate detect- Telephone A-2832 s 7. L. SPITZBART. Tel. F-206. %2 Lake. —s07 14 ———— e FARMS FOR RENT. T ELECTRIC TREATMENT. MISS DAVIS, 1621 How'd, baths; attendant 34 Apre MONEY loaned on planos, furniture. elry, horees, cows. ele. C. ¥. Reed, 31 &.13 | i ] BUSINESS CHANCES. -_— TICKET BROKE CUT RATE rallroad tickets everywhere P H. Philbin, 156 Farnam. Phone T8 6 —ee S FOR SALE—Confectionery stock, Including sases, counters, etc.; good location. Ad- dress, E. Pascol, Fremont, Neb. 4 Y—M511—6% FOR SALE—8tock of general merchandise; ®00d business; good location: good rea- sons for selling. ~ Address, X 2, Bee. Y4935 IMPLEMENT STOCK | Sta) line b ies, windmllls and farming machivery, L,500; also real estate a bulldings, §3,500; Pottawattamie co., lowa. Annual sales. $50.000. Goed improved land considered. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. e TO GET in or out of business call on Wil- liams, Room 411, McCague Mm‘!—sn FOR SALE—Stock of furniture and hard. ware in @ Mve town on N. W, R R in thd mantug moncs. 4 ¥ an *money. “Address Care Bee agsor 5 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITERS. GREGG 8. H,, Touch T, W., Bus. Branches, Teleg. Cat. free. Om. Com. Col., 17 & Doug. A C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Lite. BOYLES college, court reporter principal. N. Y. Lite. e —“;3 NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd ‘Theater. —501 _—— OSTEOPATHY, * GID. E._& ALICE JOHNSON. osteopaths. Suite 515, New York Life Buldg. Te _‘lul d O ——————— CORNICE WORK. b P Avam:;:mom and barn, 8. E. of Hans- com_ p 2 acres, 4 rooms and barn, good repair, rKrug park. F. D. Wead, 1524 Doug: LOST. een 2109 Wirt St. and Browning, King & Co., a gold link chain fob and iocket with monoy R. 8. W. and soli- taire diamond setting; suitable reward for return of same to Major R. 8. Wilcox, care Browning, King & Co. Lost—MM3 6 GRAVEL ROOFING. 1616 Cuming St. —00 BARRICK Roofing Co., Tel. %1 HAT CLEANING. LADIES and gents', S0c. Schwarts 8. 15th. 7 E. WALLACE, &% 8. 13th PAWNBROKERS. GALYV. iron cornice, metal cellings. sky- lghts. Epencter's Cornice Wis., 61 & luth. | EAGLE Logn Office, reliable. acco ing, .ul’flnn.u confidential, 1801 Do PRINTING. CALL up Gardner Printing Co, Tel. 4.3 for all kinds of job printing* 617 8. daw st. MUSICAL INSTROMENTS. | Plano profit; Weber, Room 17, Per- | $25.00 533 elane @0 Rei’ 21 Bes Bid. HAY, GRAIN AND COAL. M. LONDON, 2 Cuming. Tel, AZd%. —~MBT5 A3 BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., f11 Norlh_l“;l;h_ E e ————— Sl TYPEWRITERS, LAMBERT, $5. Monroe & Co., 811 N. 16th. a3 —_— STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge Bldg. —614 RUNABOUT including rubber tires, for $68. DON’T FAINT but call in “‘now” and see it HARNESS BARGAINS ALSO DRUMMOND 18TH AND HARNEY. POSTOFFICE NOTICE, (8hould be read DAILY by ail interested, as changes may occur at any time.) Foreign mails for the week ending March 1, 196, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) thé general postoffice as follows: PAR- CEL POST MAILS close one hour earlier | than closing time shown below. Parcels post mails for Germany close at 6 p. m. Wednesday, per s. s. Koenigin Louise. Regular and supplementary mails close at forelgn station haif hour later than closing time shown below (except that supplemen- tary malls for Eurgpe and Central Americi via Colon, close one hour later at forei station.) SBATURDAY—At 7:% a. m. for EUROPE, per s. 5. Campania, via Queenstown; at § a m. for BELGIUM direct, per s. s. Zeeland (mail must be directed “'per s. s Zeelan *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes printed matter, commercial papers. and samples for Germany only. The sameé class of mail matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship un- less speciaily directed by her. After the closing of the supplementary transatiantic malils named above, addi- tional supplementary mails are opened on the piers of the American, English, French and German- steamers, and remain open until within ten minutes of the hour of | sailing of steamer. Mails for South and Central America, West In Ete. FRIDAY—At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s & Niagara, via Tampico (mail must be di- récted “‘per 8. 5. Niagara'). SATURDAY—At 8 a. m. for BERMUDA, per . s Pretoria; at 9 a m. (supple- meptary $:3 a m.) for PORTO RICO, CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per s. 8 Caracas (mafl for Savanilla and Carta- gena must be directed ‘per s. s, Car- acas™); at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10:3 a. m) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JA- MAICA, SAVANILLA and CARTAGENA, er 8. 5. Altal (mail for Rica must Be’ direcged per . 8. Alta at 9:% a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for HAITI and SANTA MARTA, per s. 5. Athos; at 1a m for CUBA, per s s, Morro Castle, at 12:3) p. m. for CUBA, per . via Havana. » Mails Forwarded Over Ete., Bx- cept Tr Pact CUBA-By rall to Port Tampa, Fia., and thence by Steamer, closes at this office dally, except Thursday, at 15:3 a. m. (the connecting mails close here on Mon- days Wednesdays and Saturdays) MEXICO CITY—Overland, unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, closes at this office daily, except Sunday, at 1:% ,P. m. and 11:8 p. m. Sundays at 1 p. m. and 11:3 p. m. NEWFOUNDLAND-By rafl to North Sydney, and thence by steamer, closes at this ofice daily at 6% p. m. (connect! onday, Wedn malls close here every day and Baturday) JAMAICA-By rail to Boston. and thence by steamer, closes at this office at 6.3 m, ‘every Tuesday. By rail 1o Philadel- phia, and thence by steamer, closes at ihis office at 11:30 p. m. every Wednesday. MIQUELON—By rall to Hoston, and thence :zs“nlelmer, closes at this office dally at m. BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ, and Letter Mall for GUATEMALA—By rail to New Orleans, and thence by steamer, closes at this office dally, except Bunday, at 11:3 . m. and 111:3 p. m., Sundays at {1 p. m. and 111:3 p. m. (cobnecting mall closes here Mondays at 111:30 p. m.) COSTA RICA—By rall to New Orleans, and thence by steamer, closer at this office dqily. except Bunday, at 11:% p. m. and 111:30 p. m., S ys at 11 p m. and 111:% . (connectlng mail closes here Tues- at {11:3 p. m.). BAHAMAS {except parcels-post mais)—By rail to Miami, Fla, and ihence by steamer, closes at this office at (5:30 . m. rersaonday, Wednesday and Raturday. TREGISTERED MAIL closes at % p. m previous da; Transpacifié Mails. CHINA snd JAPAN, via Seattle, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to March §4th, in- clusive for despatch per s. &. Kaga Maru. HAWAIL CHINA, JAPAN and PHILIP- PINE IBLANDS, via 8an Franciscp, close | 8t. T.ouis ‘Local ling daily and the schedule of closing is_arranged on the presumption of their unifterrupted overland transit. § Regi: tered mall closes at 6:00 p. m. previous day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster. Postoffice, New York, N. Y., February 1903, -—_——— ——— RAILWAY TIME CARD. UNION STATION—10TH AND Union Patel Overland Limited.. The Fast Mall. California Express Pacific Express Lastern Exprees. a5:30 pm The Atlantic Express... _ a7:% am The Colorado Special...a 7:10 am a 3:40 am Chicago Speclal.. @340 am Lincoin, ~Beatrice and Stromsburg Express..b 4:00 pm bl3:50 pm North Platte Local......a §:00 am a 6:15 pm Grand 1sland Local....b 5:3) pm b 9:% pm Ilinois Cefitrar. Chicago. Mimmenpoiis & Chicago. Minneapolis 8¢ "Faul Limited. Minneapolis & St. Pau. Express Chicago Local Chicago Express Chicage, Rock Chicago Daylight L't'd a 6:45 am Chicago Daylight Local.a 7 a 9:3% pm Chicago Express. b1ii16 am a 5:06 pm | Des Molnes Express.....a 4:3 pm bll'% am | Chicago Fast Expressa % pm a 1:% pm | Rockv Mountaln L't'd..a 6:% pm a 4:6 am Lincoln, Colo. Springs, Denver, Pueblo and W est a 1:30 pm & 5:00 pm Golo., Te and Oklahoma Flyer. a 5:40 pm a12:40 pm cil Blaffs.. 3 00 am 5 30 5:10 am 30 pm 7:% am 25 pm 800 am 10 pm a10:55 am 10 pm 4:00 pm 150 am £:50 pm. 46 pm 7:66 om 16 am §:10 pm 15 am pm 4:00 pm. 50 am Oniengo, Milw & 8 L Chicago Daylight . 7:46 am 16 pm Chicago Fast Express...a 5:4 pm a 3:40 pm Chicago Limited .. pm & 7:5 am Des Moines Express. am &« 3:40 pm Chicago 40 am Missouri Pacifie, uls Express : 2% pm 'li(l_’ l,annd BLpL a10:50 pm a 6:15 am WEBSTER DEPOT—15TH & WEBSTER Chicago & Northwestern—Nebraska and Wyoming Division. ke Leave. Arrive. k_Hills, wood, Bifeaa Hot Springs. 3:00 pm & 5:00 pm yyoming, Casper and ... 3:00pm c 5:00 pm | Hastings, Yfrk.ag;’\e: y, Superior, Exeier and Séward. . b 3:00 pm b §:0 pm , Lincoln, Nio- B era aihd Fremont....b 7:30 am bl0:25 am Fremont Local . € 7:30 am Missouri Pacific. |.. ka Local, Vi N eeping Water........b 4:10 pm a10:35 am Chicago, St Omaha. Twin City Passenger Sloux City Passenger Oskland ‘Wymore, Lincoln . Nebraska Expre Denver Limited. Black Hills and Puget Bound Express.........al1:0 Colorado Vestibuled mlauln 2 Bellovae & Pacine Jot. a 3:0 am Chicago, Burlington & Quincy. Chicago Bpeclal......... Chicago Vestibuled Ex. Chicago local.. Chicago Limited Fast Mail Kansas City, ® 2 Joseph & Couneil st B b Kansas Day Ex 5 am a 6:06 pm Bt. Louls Flyer......... 0 pm Kansas City Night Ex..al0:3 pm a Daily. b Dally except Sunday. d Daily except Saturday. e Dally except Monday. ¢ Bunday only. — e STEAMSHIP! HOLLAND-AMERICA LIN New Twin-Screw Steamerns of 12,600 Toos YORK—ROTTERDUAN, via BOULOGNE. Bailicg Wednesday a5 10 A M. Amsterdam . Mar. ii Noordam . Aprit 1 Statendam Mar. i3 Bottertam Aprid & Mar. 2|Potsdam April 15 America Liae, 30 Harry Moores, 1601 Farsam st.. Fornam st H. 8. Jodes, 1601 Louis Neose, Firsi Natl Bk, P B Fivdsc & Co., MI4 Capitol ave.. Chas. Mares 512 0. 10th &, & b Kostorys, 606 So. 14b at.. Omaba. agests. FOG HANGS OVER ST. LOUIS that etwenn Dune o Vehicles Occurm. so Becomes Dense Coll Numerews ST. LOUIS, March 5.—A blanket of smoke and fog overhung the city today, there being no wind to dispel it. There were numerous collisions between street cars and vehicles, but so far as known nobody bas been seriously injured. Three Fourth street transit cars were wrecked in a collision, the crowd of men and women on board being thrown from their seats and brulsed. Trafic over the Eads bridge was impeded for several hours the fog being so dense that objects two feet away were lovisible.