Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 10, 1903, Page 9

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1903 SPECIAL NOTICES' Advertisements for will be taken wu by re bered check, can have numbered letter wers 5o addre: WANTED=SITUATIONS, A YOUNG LADY woul chambermald; referency WANTED=MALE HELP. free raliroad upon our failure to convince you of this being the BEST and only rellable, most practical _barber college in the United States. Write for catalog today. Weatern Burbers’ Institute, Omana, Neb. -5 MEN to learn barber trad A engers wanted; bigh salarfes 212 8o. 13th St —518 SALESMEN—Up-to-date, active, to sell first-class groceries direct to consumers at wholesale; first-class territory and lib- eral inducements. George Meldrum & Co., 69 and 71 N. Green Bt., Chicago, 1l B—M161* THREE broom makers wanted at Coln, Ia. steady work for first-class workmen; no B-M23 DIME Pantallorium Pressing Co. Pants ressed, 10c; suits, 30c. We call and de- ver. 116 0. 16th, upstairs. Tel 2283, | B—A38Mch24 WANTED, three bollermakers, with gen- eral experience, including ' locomotive work. Address the Colorado Fuel and 1ron Co.. Pueblo, Colo. B—M508 others need apply. WANTED, night watchman, one whe. ean furnish reference as to honesty and re- Habllity. Address Y 22, Bee. B—928 WANTED—Man who understands tallying and piling lumber; must be a hustler. Addrens Y 27, Bee B—M0%5 13 WANTED—First-class marker. Hamilton Lauandry, Sloux City, la. B—M9%1 13 WANTED—Plasterers, lathers and plaster- ers’ laborers are wanted in St. Louls, Md.; steady work and good pa 960 11 ) Le SPLENDID chance for men to learn bar- ber trade; practical course by free work, expert instructions, tools, diplomas, posi- tions and board given; yéars saved; com- aratively no expense; call or write. oler Barber College, 1302 Douglas st. B—M856 12 WANTED, agent to sell trees, shrubs and roses for Hagzel Dell Nursery. Office, 3208 N. 24th 8t., Omaha. B—-Mul 10 WE FURNISH HELP. National Empio; ment Agency, 1511 Capitol ave. Phone 1818, B85 200 ANTED, a first-class clothing salesman, ' all-around man in general store; one ) hat can talk German preferred; refer: noes wanted. Box 62, Alblon, Neb, B WANTED for U. able-bodied married men between ages of 21 and 35 citizens of United States, of good cha acter and temperate habits, who speak, read and write linglish. For Infor- mation apply to Recruiting Officer, 16th and Dodf s Omaha, or postoffice bullding, Lincoln, Neb. B— WANTED, tailoress, or young man who has a roofl knowledge of the tallor trade, one with experience on ladies’ work pre- ferred. " E. Cope, Bheridan, Wyo, —M286 12 BITUATION wanted, by firstclass harness maker, with four years' experience in retall ‘hardware store; will furnish best of references. W, A. Baunders, Wake- fleld, Neb. B—M294 10° BOOKKEEPER wanted. Experienced mun‘ man to keep retafl accounts in e dry, Soods store; must be sccurate and rapld; state references and salary expeo Y83, B-M295 - SALESMEN WANTED, WANTED, 8 salesmen to solicit and collect; Quick promotions.” 7 Paxton block. 519 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago. F. & L M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone 780, 538 NT steam heated rooms. 100 Cap- v E~191 NA Farnam street. E—537 HOTEL, 1011-1 ELEGANT rooms; hot water heat; modern; references. 1616 Webster. 588 FRONT parlor, hot water heat. 1617 Cass 8t B MI0-15% NICELY furnished rooms. with or_without board. 1610 Davenport St B M0 NICELY_furnished front room, sultable for | two. 1714 California St. 426 COZY rooms, Capitol Hotel, 15th and Ca ™ tol avenue. E-106 Apri LYONS HOTEL, European, Li3 N. 13th St. E—Mi5 Apré DENVER RESTAURANT, 006 N_ 10th. Tel. | F-3349. E~MS14 Aprs RNISHED, $-room modern house with 16514 So. 2th. Immediate posses- 37 Johnaon, NY. Life. E—948 I ———————— ED ROOMS AND BOARD. “steam_heat, with or without oW rates.” Midiand Hotel, 1th and —194 NICE room board Chle: OR RENT—A degirable front room, with alcove, 3 floor. The Pratt, 12 5. th, 8t 461 large room, with good board. 415 FOR RENT— DOUBLE parlors. FURNISHED ROOMS, Call at 1616 Webster 8t G063y THREE unfurnished rooms, good repair, modern, except furnace. 1406 N. 1Sth, $10. FOUR modern rooms at 210 8. %th st — M5 0% m— — 2] FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. OFFICES in the Bee bullding, $10.00 per month up. Rental price inciudes heat, light and janitor service. R. C. Pelers Rental Agents, Ground Fioor, Bee 279 FOR RENT-—Bullding suitable sale purposes at 916 Farna: orfes and first-class cemented basement, evator, fire and burglar proof vault, office co and fixtures. For price and particulars inquire C. C. Rosewater, secre- {ary The Bee Bullding Co., room i aing. 1— FOR RENT—Stor rent reasonabl Apply R, Co., ground floor Bee Bldg. FOR RENT e bullding formerly occu- ied by The Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has our storfes and a basement, which was formerly used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably, =it interested apply at office to C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room 100, Bee bux"dz‘;‘l 5 location; C. Peters & 1206 AGENTS WANTED. WANTED-Canvaseing _agents in every county to solicit_subscriptions to THE TWENTIETH CENTUKY FARMER. Steady employment, with assured good in- come. Agents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers make easily $60 to $100 per month. Ad- dress, Century Farmer Sollcitors’ Bureau, Bee building, Omaha. —213 ey WANTED TO RENT. T WANT TO RENT A new 7-room house with all modern convenlences; sightly lo- cation, good nelghborhood, West Farnam street district preferred. ¥ 52, Bee office, K—M288 12¢ . __ ] RENTAL AGENCY. DO YOU READ THIS PAGE? SO DOES EVERYONE ELSE. WOULD INCREASE PERSONAL. WANTED, 10,000 families to use Hubbard's Superiative Flovr. It's the best. Ask your grocer for it. Omaha Hay and Grain Co., Jobbers, 1014 N. 16th §t. 'Phone 713 U—439 24 RUPTURE CURED without pain. Empire Rupture Co., N. Y. Life Bidg. Omaha, U—565 A WHOLESOME nerve and tissue food and homo treatment for disorders of women, | Write fo- free booklet, Viavi Co., 348 Bee Bldg., Omaha. Tel. 169 U—567 CHIROPODY, manicuring, facial and spe- | clal massage taught and practiced, A Mayer, 512 Bee Bldg. Consultation free Tel. 1736, U568 PRIVATE hospital before and during con- finement; 'bables boarded #nd adopted. Mra. Gardels, 2234 Laje. Tel. Red-18%4 U—860 PRIVATE sanitarium for ladles before and during confinement, Dr. and Mrs. Gerlsch, %2 California St Terms reasonable U560 RUBBER GOODS catalogue free. Sherman | & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. U—M852 ZEMA SALVE that cured W. A, Paxton. B. J. Bcannell, agent, 0% Ware block. U-—M#2 MARRY—Western ladles with means want husbands. Star, 572 4th St., San_ Fran- al. UM 14° clsco, §1. 50 Blanos tuned. " Room 17, Beo Blag - 30 Perfiela Plano Co. Tel. 701, U836 M31 FREE SAMPLE, WHISKEY. Send Zic to cover cost of shipping, etc., we will forward, prepajd, sample bottie of “HILLER'S 'OLD PRIVATE STOCK." Pure, old whiskey. ' Dept. "B, Hiller Liquor Co., 18 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. U—Ms31 QUIET home for ladles in trouble before and during confinement; good care and prompt attention assured. Write or call rs. L. Carter, 2317 Charles, Omaha, Neb, —M895 Aprd MARCH—-MARCH the time to do your spring sewing, for we will rent you & new Wheeler & Wilson, ball-bearing machine, or any lock-stitch’ machine, for $1.50 per month. This offer good for MARCH only. NEBRASKA CYCLE CO,, 'Phone 1663, Corner 15th & Tiarney, ‘Phone B 33 Broadway, Councll Bluffs. ‘Phone 4365, 612 N. 24th 8t 3outh Omaha, U—MoT—14 LADIES & GENTS CLOTHES PRESSED AT THE Gate City Steam Dye'n ; and Cleane ing Co. Telephone 3265. ~UUMI150 14 ESTATE. 518 So. 16th. MONEY TO LOAN 4§70 6 P, C. money. Bemls, Paxton Blk. = Wsét o PER CENT on business property. Obtions to pay whole or part any time. per cent on residence property. W. B. MEIKLE, 401 8. 15TH 8T MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Love Cc., 309 8. 13th. W—563 WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and warrants, R. C. Peters & Co., 1702 Farnam St,, Bee Bldg. W564 FARM and_city h Thomas, First Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. 168 W56 LIST YOUR HOUSES ‘With M. G. MONTGOMERY, 814 N. Y. Life. LMigs Apri ‘ FOR SALE—FURNITURE. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 410 Dodge. 3020, New and secondhand, bought, exchanged. FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. Tel. sold, BELL Bitters as side line on commission; fine article, well advertised. 2558 Cuming. —520 HORBE AUCTION at Union Stock Yards horse market every Wednesday uhi’rnvon. or com- WANTED, two salesmen, Co., loward Bt, M296 mission. C. F. Adam 7 DELIVERY wagons, buggles, carriag ‘any sizo or any price to sult. H. Fro 1th and Leavenworth, P—okz o Ll D) LA N S . 4 WANTED-FEMALE HELP, FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. 100 Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th & Dod foacci NEW and 2dhand typewriters. 1119 Farnam. Qo8 A GIRL for general housework. 2008 Plerce street. C—168 WANTED, a cook. 320 Farnam. C—11 TRL, 15 to 18 years, to assist at O otsework. ‘127 B Mk et “C 550" WANTED, ladie: et s ‘mplo; &te ork, §o alitiace: sand seit-addre velope, Ideal Mg, Co., 608 New York City. ‘WANTED — Experienced seamstress for cloak alteration department. Address Y 18, Bee. C—M893 FOR SALE, two stoves and three show- cases with stands, cheap if taken at once, Address U 61, Hee. Qo4 INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. Q46 FENCE LATH for quick shipment, crlb- Dbing, combination laaders. B Dougies. Q546 ] superior to any other musical instrument, up. The Wittmann Co,, 1621 Farnarm, Q647 EDISON machines and records. Fredrick- son, 16th and Capiiol Av. Q- N WANTED—Experienced forelady for alter~ ation department ble of takin, full charge of 40 to 60 seamstresses. Ad. dress Y 17, Bee. —Ms92 WANTED—Thoroughly experienced sales ladies in cloak department; inexperienced mfll need not apply. Address Y 16, e. C—M804 $20 PER THOUSAND pald for copying short uuarr several lines of work to give out to 3 weekly working evenings; enclos stamp for copy of letter, instructions, etc. Address Eagle Wholesale Co. Chicago, 111 C—MILs 11* R i B WANTED—A capable girl housework. Mrs. W. H. Pine. y i for l!flBrI—" Hanchett, WANTED, a lnundress, at the Creche, 18th and Harney. C—-285 11 WANTED, girl for housework. eneral Mrs. Flanders, 211 inney 8 C—M287 12 house modern GIRL, general housewor! Ennm\-emenu; 0od es. Mrs. E. 8. lark, Gretna, Neb. M290 i2¢ e e —————— FOR RENT-HOUSES, upward. Bemls, Paxton BIk, D8z in all parts of city. The O. F. Davis Co., 58 Bee Bl HOUSES S L& o D82 VANS and baggage wagons. Tels, 1185-1145. D—624 HOUSES. G. G. Wallace, Brown Block. [ HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker miwf D52 TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage Co.; office, 1511% Yarnam, or Teis, 1563588 D% HOUSES !® 8l parts of the city. R. D C. Peters & Co., Bee D FIN way; one block to car, kood location, i) G. E. Turkington, 666 Bee D—Mist E MOVE planos. Ma, & Stor- age Co. Tel. 1486 OmMce, 1713 Webster D--MS77 FOR RENT, %-room moders house. B R4 St B T-room brick house, modern in every ) steam heat, 7-room DA CENTRAL. modern, house. 2% N. 2d. 10 8. 9TH BT. four rooms, $5.00; 4% § %th Ave., nine rooms, modern, $30.00. Willlam K. Potter, Recelver, 38 Brown Block bh—M1gi—14 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM: DEWEY European Hotel, 13th and Farnam ESu #i PER WEEK 42 8 18th St, one block south of court house. %'t—“ mi&unmmaw FOR SALE, first mortgage note bearing 6 per cent Interest, payable every six months; has about 2% years to run; good security and endorsed by responsibie gnfly; amount, $1.80. Inquire C, 4 jachmann, Room 421, Paxton Block. Q666 right, 1119 Fa m. Q54 CATALOGUE cut drug prices free. Sher- man & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha, fe IDHAND T LADIES' and gents' watches, 15 dia- ‘monds, left in pawn, good as new, seliing at half price. Diamond Loan Office, 1401 Douglas. Q856 A2 LADIES $1.5 KID GLOVES FOR 10C to a tew in each locality; send size and color, with 10¢, for particulars; no further cost you. National Glove Co., 8t. Joseph, Q--Miol 14+ RVOYANTS, lalrvoyant, 1614 Cass street. 8560 MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 8. 15. & S—551 BOVEREIGN—Clairvoyant. 807 N. isth 8—MSTI A3 MADAME LUCKETIA, medium,. 1609 L‘;I cago et S—MSI5 Apri CLAIRVOYANT, mind reader. paychic and occult teacher and reader. Tells just what worries, annoys and perlexes you today, and just what to do to gain your wish, your heart's desire: also gives més, all without your saying one word, or your money back. Develops medium: ship under guarantée. Ladies only $1; open 10 to 6 not Sundays. No sign, ring clairvoyant bell: has license. Jessa Carey, Spiritualist, 1709 California St ELECTRIC TREATMENT. 3RACE O'BRYAN of Kentucky. 720 8. 13th. T—ML1 M17 MISS DAVIS, 1621 How'd, baths; attendant. M4 Apre* MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 16, 2d floor, 1. 3. T_MIY AT AL PERSONAL. MAGNET PILE KILLER iT CURES. At druggists, 3l U—-MI6 TELEPHONE T for L. M. E. messengers INFORMATION WANTED. ‘Wanted, address of W/l 1. Lockwood, for- werly of Los Angeles, Cal. C. R. Loeck- wood, M7 Grattan st,, Los An'!-lghcb& ! 1t you want to be dealt with fairly call on § PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros, Farnam. W WANTED, city loans and warrants. W Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam street. RIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Dougla Pl Y. ) PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 37 N. Y. Life. W—-376 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. Cash. ‘We loan from $10.00 up on turniture, live stock, planos, etc.—SALARY LOANS: without mortgage to persois who hold sal- arled positions. An interview will convince you that the conditions of our contracts are the most liberal obtainable in the city, 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 1s more private than ever. We always try to please. (Establishe L. . 36p 8t THE S8TAR LOAN COMPANY, Room 644, Paxton Block. 'Phone F-2298, This company s the private bank of the wage-varner and salaried emplo; 1t you have & permanent position as clerk, bookkeeper, salesman, machinist or arti- sun of angs kind, you'can obtain on your note, without aécurity or Indorser. mi- Monthly.Monthly. Weekly. $100—return KT S ] B0—return 18 3.36 2%—return § 15—return Our_offic confident 4.0 .| ate and our busin m. to 7 p. m. X1 MONE MONEY. _ _ MONEY. MO You IN NEED OF MONEY? GOOD THING TO KNOW THAT IT 18 A GORLOAN MONEY TO SALARIED EMPLOYES holding perma- | hent positions with responsible firms on their Plain Note without ENDORSER, MORTGAGE, or SECURITY of any kind, or Employer's knowledge. We also loan money on FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC., at the lowest possible rate. There will be no restrictions on your moving, no in- quiry among your nelghbors or friends or any other unpleasant formalities. You can REPAY US In WEEKLY or MONTHLY payments to suit your own convenjence. You receive the FULL AMOUNT wanted in cash; no CHARGES DEDUCTED IN ADVANCE. We want your business and believe an in- vestigation of oar methods will get it, even If at present you are dealing with another company us. KIND, COURTEOUS TREATMENT TO ALL. Our office is the best equipped to _handie your b s with PRIVACY OF ANY IN THE CITY AMERICAN LOAN CO. Room ¥M3—-PAXTON BLOCK—Room 303, Get Oft Elevator at Third Floor. Open Wed. and Sat. till 8 p. m g_f-u to borrow money on your URNITURE, LIVE STOCK, | you can get any amount. you get the lowest rates. no charges are made in advance. S everything s confidential ERE you return it in ¢asy payments. WHERE you pay for only the tme money | Is in use. WHERE can you do better than &t the PHOENIX CREDIT CO, 3 Paxton block %th and Fagpam, THE BEST place to| BALARY, LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO| SALARIED PEOPLE. merchants, team- | boarding houses, etc. without se- | curity, easiest terms; #0 offices in prin- eipal cities. Tolman, 40 Board of ade Bldg. X518 MONEY loaned on planos, furniture. é"i eliry, horses, cows, ete. C. F. Reed, 310 8. 13 DR. ROY. chiropolist; corns ana superfiu- ous hair removed by electricity. R. 2 and 3,156 Farnam St. Uga that At Globe Optical Co., gpectacles ii'haied U-s3 MRS, JACOBSON, 2% N, =h 8t U—M730 M SALARY LOANS priv ¢ made on notes. RELIABLE CREDIT CO., Paxton Block, Curner 16th and Farnam Sts., Third Floor. X—MIi4 MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried le; business confidential, lowest rates. !l‘lo 'axtion block. The J. A. Bu(ln; Co. 1.88 | 52,900.00 £ | BN T L YOUR BUSINESS. MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTE CHATTEL, salary and jewelry loans Loan Co, #uc to D Green, R. 8, Barke BUSINESS CHANCES. HARNESS shop for sale. Schafer, Marion, 8. D. Inquige at L. Y—MAT4 T _in or out of business call on Wii- Hams, Room 411, McCague bullding, Y578 Staple line buggles, windmills and farming machinery, 3,,500; also real estate and bulldings, §3,600; Pottawattamie co., Towa Annual sales, $0,000. Good improved land considered. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Life Y864 FOR SALE-Stock of furniture and hard- ware in a live town on N. W, R. R. In Neb. at o bargain, doing good busiriess and making money. Address Y 14, care Bee. Y—-M802 18 For ull kinds of business openings or IF YOU WANT CASH FOR YOUR BUSI- ness quick address M. G. MONTGOMERY, 84 N. Y LIFE. WANTED- rehitects and ¢ know that school No. 3, Nance Co., desires plans for modern brick bullding with eapacity of 430 puplls dress H. Lewls, Sec, Genoa, Neb. FOR SALE—About April road grading outfit, horses, 2 graders, 3 P Wagons, dump cars, rall, 1 % and miscel- laneous tools. Address Butler Bros., 8t. Paul, Minn Y— M98 20 complete rafl- isting of FOR EXCHANGE. Hotel for .Excha;ge, Modern 2-story frame, 40 rooms, well and completely furnished, $2 house, no_com- petition, a bonanza, in thriving’ 8. W. lowa town, 315,000 for entire property. Will conelder good improved farm or city property. This proposition worth investi- sadug.” J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Lite, o HAVE IMPROV IN Stanton Co., Neb., 100 acres under cul- tivation, 60 acres pasture and hay land, 4-room house; will exchange for ‘Omaha residence. Robt. H. Landergon, 42 Cham- ber Commerce. Z—M2 1= FOR SALE=REAL ESTATE. DO YOU WANT TO SELL A FARM ? It you want to sell a farm or ranch, tell the farmers and etock raisers about it. The best way to reach them s through THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. This agricultural weekly goes to 43,000 homes of farmers and stock raisers, so if you have a good piece of land to seil at a reasonable price you ought to find a buyer among them. The cost of an advertise- ment {8 small—2 cents per word. THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER, OMAHA, NEB WE DEAL IN first mortgages on farms. No security of- fers the investor as high a rate of Inter- est conslstent with absolute safety. You control your own Investment. It you have idle funds <n which you wish to secure mofe interest than the banks will allow call on us. ¢ POTTER, FORGAN & HASKELL, 420 N. Y. Life Blag. —583 RE—604 MODEL HOME. Five acres level land, ypung orchard in bearing, 10-room pressed brick dwelling, barn, rriage house and other outbuild- ing: hicken yard and garden, near street fars and Country club, @ snap at $60, less than half what improvements cost. ‘W. N. NASON, #( Bee Bldg. RE-—-M212 BARGAIN FOR CASH For a poor man No. 461100 acres in Missour(; good land, 3- room house, barn, smokehouse, cistern, 300 “fruit trees and plenty of small fruit, 1 mlle to school and chirch, at $1,000. COOLEY INV. & R, E. CO., 2 N. Y. Life Bldg, RE—M206 10 M. G. MONTGOMERY, 814 N. Y.T_IFE, has bargains in all kinds of real estate. RE—$12 HOUSES FOR SALE. $6,00.00-¢-room modern, well bullt house, ot 75x140 ft,, frontage on two streets, Park av., neir Leavenworth st $5,260.00—10-room modern house, large lot 6 blocks from postoffice; rents $0.00 per month. $,000.00—8-room house, large lot, near high Scnool. $1 850.00—6-room house, 2502 St. Mary's av. ¥1,475.00—7-room house, 2309 California st. ACRE TRACTS. $10,000.00 for 1M acres Improved, ¢ miles dorthwest from postoffice. $6,400.00 for 64 acres 4% miles southwest of Omaha and near S8outh Omaha. $100.00 to $200.00 per acre for b and 10-acre tracts near Omaha and South Omaha. UNIMPROVED LOTS. ¥ ft. on 18th st., 4 biocks from postofl $2,000.00 for 66 ft. high on 224 st, wehool GEORGE_& COMPANY, 1601 Farnam St., or 417 N. %ith St., énulhl()ml a. RE- near FOR SALE. Seven-room house, 28th and Charles Sts. Lot 60x160; $2,300. A nice home. Nice bullding lots in Halcyon Heights, $150 and §$20. Iasy payments. ACKE PROPERTY in Benson cheap. Six-room house on Brhk street, $1,600. Will take vacant lot as part payment. GOOD VACANT LOTS near 24th and Ames Ave., $135 to $200. Easy terms. ROBT. H. LANDERYOU, 442 Chamber of Commerce RE—191 WANTED, an energetic man to do solicit- ing; sai and commission. Apply to Yuray & McArdle, Arlington Blk., “1511 Dodge St. RE—232 10 FOR SALE, flat of 26 rooms, completely furnished.” Address Y 37, Bee RE—M224 11* CHOICE trackage, paved. Monroe, 811 N. | 16th. RE—5T FOR BARGAINS in real estate, houses for rent, insurance of any kind, see Robt. H. Landeryou, #2 Chamber of Comme; RE—145 Al RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Union Pacific Rallroad company. B. A MecAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa- cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. WILLIAMSON HOUSES and lots tn all parts o acre jroperty and farm lands. Davis Co., Room 52 Bee Bldg CHARLE Farnam street Tukey & Son FRUIT FARM, WE OFFER, for the first time, 5 acres, all planted ' to fruit, 3 blocks horthwest of the water works in Florence. 6-room house. large barn and house; all in the $2.000 There is considersble stock that can be bought with this place If ‘desired. This is the best property of its kind that we have had for sale, and with the new car line to Florence, it' s the most convenient. A. P. TUKEY & BON, 444-445 Board of Trade RE—-M22 13 CARPENTER WORK. Nice acre property or modern cottage, Closs la, for sale :!-elp‘;‘ will take pasi of price in carpenter worl epard, RE—MM 1 chicken est of shape. Price, New | MEDICAL. and {rregularities of wome cause; experienced, reliable. Arlington block, OUmaha, The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Pllls are th- best; safe; relis other. Send 4c Rellef for Lad mall. Ask your Chemlcal Co., Phil ett, druggist SCHOLARSE DR. PRIES treats successtully Neb. THAT'S WHY YOUR AD ON THIS PAGE all diseases from any 1513_Dodge, Tel. 3233 620 Bldg. Tel. 232 —M LADIES' Chichester English Pennyroyal | able. Take no for particula: er by fetur Chichester BUSINE a bargain in one of Omaha 8 47, Bee office. BAKERY, TRY our three-layer whit groceries and meats at Johnson, Goodlett & Lake St lowest Tel. 8 college scholarship for sale a leading com- merclal colleges; lite scholarship. Address | —M716* c——————————————————— o calks TICKET BROK cgr RATE rallroad tickets OSTEOPATHTY. G, Suite 515, New H. Philbin, 1506 Farnam. eyerywher: "Phone T84 —624 ———— & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths. York Life Buldg. Tel 1664 = UPHO| CARLEON & Co., 2121 Leavenw GOLD AND SILV OMAMA PLATING CO., Bee B | FINANCIAL. WALL STRE a certainty man, at the fountatnhead of knowledge when and how, munication with man of m eiring _profitable _investme A. L., Room %05, 108 Fulton 8f FERING. orth. Tel —6% Tel. —607 1ith 1dg. Tel. 2 i —610 to the ri finance, with wants com- ans only, de- t 8. 13th. —eeeee. TAXIDERMIST, T8 end gonts, Ge. Schwartz's, 114 LAD: end g A ©, SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITERS, GREGC Teleg. v BOYLE N Y 3 8. H., Touch T. W.. Bus. Branches, Cat. free, Om. Com. Col., 17 & Doug 3 JAN SANT'S School, 77 N. Y. Life 559 28 college, court reporter principal Lite 5 00 NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's Theat er. s91 L iaaa———— PRINTING, WATER! tion BRIE ETC Printing Co. Linotype compo Tel. 2190 ROCERIE MRS, 8. J. VANDERBECK, 21 N_ 15th 8§t AND PROVISIO —Ms8 OMAHA EXPRESS CO. Trunks ard. TWIN CITY THE DEPOT on time. TRUNKS AND BAGGAG and baggage dellvered. Cel. 644 8 How- —601 (P, 'Phone 1717. 508 8. 16th. ) Tel. 780, —60 L. M. E. AL promy 0th a MASQUERADE COSTUME HEO. CARPENTERS AND JOINER , kinds of car nter work and repairing tly attended to. J. T. Ochiitre nd Lake streets. LIE nam, costumes. MAD las bl Co. ik.; take elevator. $25.00 ——————————————— MUSICA Plano profit veber, Room fleld Piano Co. Tel! 701 Bee Bld. U=859 HAY, GRAIN AND COA M. LONDON, 2302 Cuming. Tel, A2 OMATA Hay Bale Tie Co., $11 North 10th. —M§ BALE TI 612 TYPEWRITERS. LAMBE STA CURED. Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramla-BGlfll ERT, $25. Monroe & Co., 811 N MMERING AND STUTTERING. ELECTRICIAN, %0 S. 16th. Tel. 254 7. E. WALLACE, 606 8. 13th Bt. —o9 e e . GENERAL WORK in any part of tha o Roofing Co., 1517 Burt St. ROOFING, untry. Jones Tel. 1986, —618 ROOFING, lightning rods and repalring. Germania Roofing Co., 1612 Tel. 2440, Capitol Ave. —102—14 e e e PATENTS. H, J. COWGILL—No fee un 318 8. 16th Omaha, Tel’ s successful. . 56: BUES & C ] tablished 1883, No fee If W e fall book free. Telephones 1623 and A-2510. —862 10° ———— AUTOMOBILES. ELEC. automobiles. Deright, 1118 Farnam. —61 e————————— DRESSMAKING KEISTER'S Ladles’ Talloring £3-4-5-6, C. D. Snyder, Mgr. Write f Douglas block, 16th and College, Suite Dodge, o booklet. i1 e————————————— OMAHA clalty of fire escapes, shutte sofes. G. Andreen, Prop., 1 + MANUFACTURING. P. MELCHOIR, 13th & Howard, machini; —608 Safe and Iron Wks. make a sps re, doors and 02' 8. 10th_St. —60) —————————ee STILLMAN & PRICE, 28 U. 8. EW SNOW RCH CO., Tite BIdg., attorneys and col here. LAW AND COLLECTIONS. lectors every- —586 Bldg. Room 304. T e and ornamenta! shrubs, amall fruit, Omaha Nursery, Papiliion, MACFARLAND & MAY, New York Life *Phoné 1% 587 ! trees, vin etc. Address Neb. —122 A1* STORAGE, OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511% Farn, EXPRESSMAN'S Del. Co. PRINTING. Tels. 1650.863. CALL uj for all kinds of job printing. WALL rnishes, wind OILS, paints, 2% N. 2th Bt. J. Sterner, GARBAGE, OPOLY Garbage cesspools and vaults, remc and dead animals at reduce N. 16th. Tel. 1779, PHONOGRAPHS AND SU ALL MAKES talking m alogue Chicago, { | EXPERT ACCOUNT, | G. R, Rathbun, GRA BARRICK Roofing Co., Tel, #l 1616 MORAND'S. 15th and Harney Classes for begluners form every Wednesday. anteed, $5. Gardner Printing Co. hines; send for Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Tel. A-3263, 8178, 13th gt. —591 A PAPER AND PAPER HANGING, ow glass. T. Tel. A-2561. — M3 [ cleans oves 'garbage ed prices. 621 PLIES, —615 ANT, ROOFIN Cuming_8t. — DANCING ACADEMY, ing March 3, Tuesday ard Friday at §. p. m.; assemblies Waltz, tw THOS. CORMACK 517 Karbach block. private detect- clephone A 2832, —G2 EAGLE Loan O | | “ing, all busine confidential, Em——————— PAWNBROKERS, commodat- 1301 Douglus, -6u9 CONTRACTORS AND BU. ILDE! A. J. PIERSON, Mth and Burt. Tel. L% cornice, metal gollings, lights. Epeneter's Cornice Wks., 614 8. 10t! —MATI OMAHA Stcam Laundr Supply and City Towel 10 Leavenworth. Tel. A-lid. MUSIC. ‘THOS. J. KELLY, volce. Davidge Block. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (8hou! changes may occur at any time.) Foreign malls for the week ynding March 14, 1908, will close (PROMPTLY in all cascs) at the' general postoffice as follows: CELS YOST MAILS close one hour earlier than closing time shown below. 08t mi onday, Grosse, Regull foreign station haif uour later than ¢ time shown below (except that suppiemen tary mails for Burope and Central Americ via Colon, close one hour later at forei station). TUESDA s 8. Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen; at 8:30 a. m. (maii uria’ WEDNESDAY—-At 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE, . &. Philadelphia, via Southampton per s (mail ary 2 Otean! AZORES, Boston, THURSDAY-—At BWITZERLAN TUGAL, BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAR- QUEZ, per 8. e. La Bretagne, via Havre | mail irected ‘‘per s SATURDAY—At per_s. a. m. (mail at 8 a. m. for BELGIUM direct, per s. 8. Finland (mall must be directed “'per s. Finland"); at 9:30 a. m. for B direct, directed “per *PRINTED MATTER, takes and samples for Germany oan. The er class Zurope will not be sent by this ship un- leso 8 After transatiantic _mall tlonal the, plers of the Americ and German steamers, until selling of steamer. TUE LANT WEDN TINE, & 8. Arabistan; at 12 m. for NORTHERN BRAZIL, per s, s. Dominic; at 12 m. (sup- pleme per 8 “per £ 8. Antilia’). THURSDAY—At § a. m. for BERMUD/ per s YUCATAN, CAMP! CHIA other “per 8. 8. Havana'); at 12 m_for YUCA- TAN, 12 m BAH TIAGH FRIDAY-At 10:30 (exc ton, v be directed i at (upp a. m) for INAGUA and H ton'") Bolivl Matan cted SATURDAY—At § a y 9 “EL 3 a MAIC and ( (mall “per CUBA 10 a per s Matls CUBA~ thence datly, (the ¢ days. MEXIC at thi p. m. and i1:3 NEWFOUL Bydney, and thence by steamer, closes at this office daily at 6:% p. N malls day a JAMAT by steamer, closes at this ofiice at 6:30 every m phia, this o MIQUELON h? steamer, closes at this office dally at §30 p_m BELIZE, MALA-By thence by steamer, g NETHERLANDS direct, per s. sterdam (mail must be directed ‘“‘per &. s. Amsterdam'); at for South a DAY—At 10 a. m. for pt VG PORTS, per &, 8. City of Washing- 20 CIT addressed for dispatch by steamer, 1d be read DAILY by all interested, PAK- Parcels alls for Germany close.at b p. m. per s. 5. Kalser Wilhelm de nd Friday, per s. s. Patricla. and supplementary mails ciose at n t 6:30 a. m, tor EUROPE, per Katser Wilhelm der Grosse®,” via for ITALY direct, per 8. s. Liguria must be directed ‘“per . Li- 2. for Ireland must be directed *'per Philadelphia’); at 7:3) a. m. for m- 30 p. m. (supplement p. m.) for EUROPE, per s. s. ic, via Queenstown; at 6:30 p. m. for per s. 8. Cambroman, from a. m. for FRANCE, ITALY, SBPAIN, POR- TURKEY, EGYPT, GREECE, tor other parts of Europe must be «. La Bretagne 30 a. m. for EUROPE, s. Umbria, via Queenstown; at & for ITALY direct, per s. 8. Lahn must be directed “ber 8. 5, Lahn"); TLAND . Ethiopla (mail must be s, Kthiopla”), 'C.—This steamer printed matter, commercial papers o parts of , per of mail matter for ot clally directed by her. he closing of the supplementar; named above, addi- supplementary malls are opened on 3, English, French and remain open Within ten minutes of the hour of West Indies, B NEWFOUND- 5, per 8. s, Bilvia. HBSDAY—At 2:80 a. m. for ARGEN- , URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per ntary 13:30 p. m.) fr BAHAMASB, 5. Antlila (mail must be directed m. for CUB. TABASCO and PAB, ' per Havana (mail for parts of Mexico must be directed s Trinidad; per s. 6. Daggry, (supplementary ' 12:% p. m.) 'for AMAS, GUANTANAMO and BAN- O, per s, 5. Yucalan, §:3) a. m. ' (supplementary m.) for CENTRAL AMERICA Costa Rica) and BOUTH PA- via Progreso; at 12:30 1a Colon' (mall for Guatemala must per 5. 6. City of Washing- m ementary 10; AITI, per . a; at 12 m. for MEXICO, per &, nzas, v'a Tampico (mail must be di- ‘per . 8. Matanzas') m. for PORTO RICO, . Coamo; at 9 a. m. (supplement- ) a. m.) for CURACOA and VENE. A, per s. nd Cartag ulia”); at m.) for FOF 9:30 s. Zulla (mafl for Hava- | ona must be directed per | (supplementary B ISLAND, JA- A, SAVANILLA, CARTAGENA GREYTOWN, per s. 8. Alleghany for Costa Rica must be directed s. Alleghany'): at 10 a. m. for per 3. 8_Mexico, via Havana; at n. for GRENADA and TRINIDAD, 5. Maraval Forwarded O cept Tr By rall to Port Tampa, Fla., and by steamer, closes at this office except Thursday, at 15:3 a. m. onnecting malls close here on Mon- Wi lays and Saturdays) Overland, unless speclally oses day, at 1:30 at'lp. m. North 5 Ete, Ex. s office daily, except B and 11:3 p. m. Sunday ™ DLAND-By rall to m. (connecting close here every Monday, Wednes nd Saturday). CA—By rail to Boston, and thence Tuesday. By rall to Philadel- thence by steamer, clos at 11:30 p. m. every Wednesday —By rail to Boston, and thence an e PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE- rall to New Orleans, loses at this except Bund: p. m., Bunds POSTOFFICE NOTICE. {11:30 p. m. (connecting mail closes here fondays at 111:30 p. m.) STA RICA-—Ny rail o thence b amer, clot at daily, except Sunday, st 11:0 p. m. and 111:30' p. m., Bundays at 11 p_ m, and {11:3 p. m. (connecting mat closes here Tues days at 111:30 p. m.) BAHAMAS (except pareels-post m 4 Miar Fla., and ® it this office at Wednesday and MAIL closes at w Orlear his of 1s) yhence by 3 8. m aturday 8 p. B previous day, Transpacifie ¥a HAWAIL JA nd PHILIP- PINE ISLANDS, via 8an Franelaco, ¢lose here daily at 6:3 p. m. up to March iith inclusive, for despatch per s. & Copt HAWAIL ' via San Francisco, clg daily af 6:30 p. m. up to March § clusive, for despatch per s. . Alam CHINA 'and JAPAN, via Vancouver and Victorla, B. C.. close here daily at 6:3 p.m, up'to March Jiith, inclusive, for des- patch per & s, Empress of India chandise for U. 8. Postal agency Shanghal cannot be forwarded Canada "HINA und JAPAN, via Seattle, close here daily at 6:30 p, 'm. 'up to March §isth, in- clusive, for despatch per s, s Riojun Maru TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via San_Francisco close hero daily at 6:30 p. m. up to March §19th, inclusive, for despatch per s s. Mariposa HAWAIL, CHINA, JAPAN and & 1y addressed matter for the PHIL ISLANDS, via San Franclsco, ci at 6:3 p. m. up to March §24, . for despatch per . 8. America and JAPAN, here dail inclusty via via Tacoma, close at'6:0 p. m. up to March §4th, or despatch per 8. 8. Shawmu PHILIPE ISLANDS, via San cleco, close here daily at 6.30 p. March_§27th, inclusive, for despateh per U. 8. Transport W ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA (except West) NEW CALEDONIA, FLJ1, SAMOA and HAWAIL via San Francifeo, close here daily at 6:3 p. m. after March and up to March §3th, inclusive, for des- DPatch per s, & Ventura, (If the Cunard steamer carrying the British mail for New Zealand does not arrive in time to connect with_this despatch, extra mails— closing at 6:30 a. m., 9:30 a, m. and 6:30 p. m.; Sundays at 4:30 a. m., 9:% a. m and §:30 p. m.—will be made up and for- warded until the arrival of the Cunard steamer). AUSTRALIA (except West), FIJI T8. LANDS and NEW CAL DONIA, via B, C., close here Vancouver and Victoria. dafly at 6:30 p. m. up to March §28th, In- clusive, for despatch per . Moana (speclally addressed only). NOTE—Unless otherwise addre Australia i1s forwarded via F New Zealand and Philippines cisco—the quickest routes. Philip: spocially addressed “via Canada’* via Europe’’ must be fully prepaid at foreign rates. Hawall {8 forwarded via 8an Francisco exclusively. Trans-Pacific malls are forwarded to port ot salling daily and_the schedule of closing is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. § Regls- tered mall clores at 600 p. m. previous ay. CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster. sphostotice, New ”York, Y., March 6, —_— e RAILWAY TIMiS CARD. Fran m. up to West ope, and via San UNION STATION—10TH AND VUnion Pacific. Overland Limited... The Fast Mall. California Exp; Express rn Exproes The Atlantic Exprese The Colorado Speclal Chicago Spectal.......... Lincoln, _ieatrice and Stromsburg Exprese..b 4:00 pm North Platte Local, . 8:00 am Grand Island Local 5:3 pm IMlinois Centrar. Chicago Expre 7:3% am Chicago. Minneapolis & 8t. Paul Limited 150 pm a 8:05 ay Minneapolis & St. et 73 ‘a 7:10 am 80, Hock Island & Pacific. East. Chicago Daylight L't'd..a 5:00 am Chicago Daylight Local.a 7:00 am Chicago Expre ‘b1Li15 am Des Molnes Bxpre i Chicago Fast Express WEST. Rocky Mountain L't'd. Lincoln, Colo, Springs, Denver, Pueblo and West . .4 1:30 pm Colo., Texas, and Oklahoma kiyer.. @ 5:40 pm Wabash, 8t. Louis “Cannon Ball ern. “The Northwestern Line. Fast Chicago . 3 Mall ... Local 8loux City Daylight 8t. Paul, Daylight Chicago. Local Chicago ... Local Carroll Fast Chicago Fast 8t. Paul Limited Chic Fast Mall . Local Sfoux Chicns Chieago Daylight Chicago iFast kxpre Chicago limited . Des Molnes Kxpres: Chicago Lot Mismonri ¥ t. Louls Kxpress § &na BE°L e WEBSTER DEPOT—10TH & WEBSTER Chicago & Northwestern—Nebraska and Wyoming Division. Leave. Arrive. & 5:00 pm © 5:00 pm Exeler and Sewi Bonesteel, Lincoin, brara and Fremont Fremont Local Missours Nebraska 1 Weeping Water, Chicago, >t Omaha, Twin City Passenger Sioux City Passenge 00 pm 811:20 am Oakland Local Plaia DR am BURLINGTON STATION=10TH & MASO\ b 5:0 pm bl0:2%5 am b 4:10 pm 810:28 am svmal, Minneapolis .« 8 6:30 am @ 9:10 pm Burlington & Missouri River, Lea Arrive, Wymore, Lincoln ......... Nebraska Express Denver Limited... Black Hills and Puget Sound Express.........allq0 pm Colorado V estibule Flyer . Lincoln Fa Fort Crook and MOULR «.onpeserioeeneeaesD 3130 pm Bellevue & Facific Jot..a 7:50 pm Bellevue & Paclfic Jet..a 3:50 am Chicago, Buriington & Quiney. Chicago Special........ wne & 4 v \'hh-u:u Yestibuled Ex pm a7 2P Chicago Local..... :28 am w1l pm icago Limited. % pm & 1480 Fast Mall. & 2:40 pm Joseph & Councii City, st Kansas ( 8t. Louls Fiyer.. Kansas City Nigh a Daily. t Dally excep except Saturday. e Dall ¢ Sunday oniy. 6:06 pm 11:06 am 6:16 am t Gunday. d Datly ¥ except Monda) a al a —_— STEAMSHIPS, HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE New Twin-Screw Steamers of 12,600 Tons NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM, via BOULOGNE Ballicg Wednesday &t 10 A. M. seaeenMar, 18| Rotter LApri) 3 Mar. 25| Potad April 15 Noordsm April 1/ Statendam April 21 Holland-America Line, 60 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111, Harry Moores, 1601 Faruam st C. Rutherford, 1323 Faroam st., J. B. Reynolds, 1663 Parnam st _— Change for the Better. Yes,” sald the westerner, “it used to be a common thing with us to string a fellow up and then start right in to shoot him full of holes; but we've stopped that." “I should hope so!" replied the tourist. “Yes, we don't allow no shootin' mow, ‘cause once & bullet cut the rope and the tellow got a —Philadelphia Press.