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    THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MARCII 26. 1004.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
APRIL 4
SPRING TERM
Boyles College,
MJW VOMu Lift, lib H.u.-nvj,
CaUIUM .-ilj .
OMAHA
U-M403
The Nebraska Seed Co.'s
BEEbEi u..i...
Catalogue tree l.,u-.i.. Howard.
rt J e-1
p.PAVU'l DRIVEWAYS AM)
AKTI
ALtvS. fc,. U. Van Court, li&e N.
lulu. lei.
R Ml J -il
CUT KATE TICKETS evtiy whme. Pliillnn.
,.i Farnam ana opp. uepoi. lei.
.M and 1073. n MbM
...Hill Bur.. nnr1 l.liU a spe
i.UlV Of Lie uUUa t ... ... !', U-.U1S und
kales. O. Anureeu, iiop. ... o. loin i.
L. M. HAVLULY-ct .
11 1'. il- Hi-. ..
1. -iw i
v. ha nip. Carp. Cleun. Co., 7.s o. mil. i.ij.j
I .HI n8ILVER- nickel n-nm
UULU lullim Co., i..o ii-iiiBj . ei. .
CU'V SAVINGS UA.Mi. lays t pei ut-iu.
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feHEClAL l or u lnnnvu
uu wilh a nun ni ui. . u !.
or 31. UOIl l 1I11HH llila v.11.111'
ucluns, Mn N. lljlli st.
v.o .ill
II Spfel lit.
11 bo.
LAULE Loan c.ltice. Reliable, accommodat
ing; all business con..uu....i.. ..i a-.urf-us
11 oj
L'XPRESSMKN'S Delivery Co., luutui mid
siorage. 214 N. liiin. id. nJ. iv un
TRY THE CHICAGO LAUSDRY.
IX you don't, wu both lose, ijood work,
Horn pi attention, li-i N. luih. isl. -0.
I PlilCMITtl c. R.
HEFLIN, 309 N.
loWVlUilll 1 It
16th.
'lei. 29i4.
U M26J
Wlprtrtr Carpet Cleaning Works.
i-lCCU (.111 istt'lison, S. vlli. Tel.
ANTI-MONOPOLY OAHBAOK CO.. cleans
cesspools, vaults, removes f,'artagta, dead
animals; reduced prices, b-1 N. la. lei. 17. 'J
lt-Mi
I'. MELCTIOIR, muchlnlAt. 13th & Howard.
K t4i!
JJL'BLICITY DESIGNS W1IKATON. In
the Bee Bldg. R-043
9. E. WALLACE, Taxidermist, C05 8. 13th.
R-H26 Al
'STRONGEST In the World." The Equita
ble Life Assurance society. Its policies
are sight drafts at maturity. H. D.
Neely, manager, Merchants National
Bank Bldg., timnha, Neb. 11 046
PJGN pjinting. S II.
Cole, 1303 Douglas.
R 047
IALL kinds carpenter work, repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ocnlliree,
20th and Lake. R 370
J2. J. DAVIS, safe mover, heavy hauling.
Ills Farnam. Tel. 363. R 152 M3
POR noon luncheon try the Karbach Res
taurant; reasonable) prices. 418 8. 15th St.
II SJi May 16
JVODICKA & CO., fine tailoring; all kinds
pressing, repairing. Krug Theater bldg.
Tel. 8182. R-t;4
CLOTHES pressed, altered. Yousen. Pax
ton hotel tailor. R t,l
TRACINGS; blue prints and working
vii a wiuga. ours at jcj., umana. non
R-237 Apr22x
fERFIELD Piano Co., Ben Bldg.; no In
terest, honest values, easy terms. R 638
Or PHOTOS, 2BC.
Btudlo, 119 N. 16th,
opposite P. O.
R '."11
U. O. SMITH, plumbing, 118 N. 16; tel. 3092
, R-M366
tJMAHA MIRROR MFO. CO.. 708 N. 16th.
lei. aaai. K M790 A15
6TOVE. storage and repairing. Hughes
Stove,,,.Palr Works. 2217 Cuming St.
Tel. F2302.
R-926
f)f PHOTOS, 26C.
Studio 119 N. 16th., opp V. O.
R911
RIPYPJ largest and best selec-
t r y tlon ln he.clty. Second-
finnu wneeis ior .i anu Up, Lfluli Fletcher
1623 Capitol Ave. R M2u0 26
V.CLLA S' CLEVELAND, graduate
of Michigan university, with ten years' ex
perience with pr. J. h. Kellogg ln Bal
tle Creek. Mich., sanitarium methods. Is
lucaisu si ilia eowura at.
' ' R M255 28x
ilOST convenient and economical power
vviite uhs or Uaaollno Engines. Wltte
J.r.?n w.ork" Co- 6- W Bl" 8t-. Kansas
U. is. KOCH, tinner, 2717 N. 24th. Tel. L-1949
"r oiunioun root cemnt pnlnt
' R-272 Je'Jl
PARPFTS 1u",t1- lB'"'. washed: gen
i i '1 house cleaning J. Wood,
inwuuu wuinnn, can or write. 2U16 Clark
R M?S6 A -22
i LLiiAN, oye, repair clothes. 604 N. 16th.
IWM309 Je3
CUT RATE TICKETS everywhere. Phlll In
rnrnsm ana opp. II. r. Depot. Tel
nci ib,.i. R M693
Bl'SI.BSS CIIAXCRS.
FOR RENT, a summer hotel furnished
complete and situated at l.k Wiaiiinc
ton (near Mui.kato, Minn.); can also lie
used as summer resort for several private
' families. Lake affords tine boating ami
fishing. For particulars write Mucbrtb, &
'""", autiiKaio, Atinn. y M367 1
TO GET In or out of business call on WU
iiuiiis, room til, Aiccague building.
Y-662
BHCJL.ES-A KMSTRONQ CO., 732 N. Y. Life
" Y-MS16
ABBOTT-COWAN CO., 31! Brown Blk
can get you in or out ot business.
Y-MK38
FOR BALE A money making Nebraska
newspaper: snap If taken soon. Address
ror particulars F 33. Bee. Y X0 ?8
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED, canvassing agents In e-
county to solicit subscriptions to THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER.
Steady employment with assured good in.
come. Amnta In the country with horse
and bugy especially desired, anvassers
make easily 30 to 3100 per month. Ad
dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
Bee Building, Omaha. J 213
WE wsnt 10,000 sgents for greatest house
hold seller ever produced; actually sells
In every house; immense money maker
fur agants; send 10c for complete sample
and our large illustrated cataloguo of
agents' supplies. Southern Mercantile
Co., Dept. B 107, Ilouson, Tex.
J-M446 Apr 3
ri-ORIST.
HUH 4k ttWOUODA. 1415 Farnam. 0
L. HENDERSON, florist. 1619 Furnim 8t!
801
ALFRED DONAGHUH, JR-. 1W Famam.
Xsi, im. tut As
WASTED MALE HELP.
BASE BALL TEAM
of the
OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Three new members have recently been
added. We are loosing for one more good
man. Do you want to go to school and
play base ball? If you do. write us
quickly. Advertising matter free.
Address, ROHRBOl'OH BROS..
17th and Djuglas Sts.
MEN to learn burner trade, free railroad
fare upon our failure to convince you of
this being the BEST, largest and only
Tollable, most practical barber college In
this section, write for catalogue today.
Western Barbers' Institute, Omaha, Neb.
B 655
WANTED For I. 8. army, able-bodied,
unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 26,
cltlxens of United States, of good charac
ter and temperate habits, who can speak,
read and write English. For Information
apply to rerrultlng officer. lth and Dodge
8ts., Omaha, or Lincoln. Neb. B M1M
MOLER'8 BARBER COLLEGE of Den
ver, Colo., offers advantages in te.ichlng
the barber trade tha'. cannot be had else
where. Write today for our terms.
B-M217 A Ex
WANTED Expert laundryman. or will
sell good sleam laundrv doing good busi
ness. Willis Ciidwell, broken Bow. Neb.
B-MSS4
WANTED, egg cnudler. Apply at Armour
& Co.. So. Omaha. B-246 -'
WANTED, n bright, neat boy, about 15
years old, ss mslltng clerk. Must be
quick and wrltt a good hand. The F. K.
Sanborn Co. B-M2M
AN OPPORTTNITY.
You can make from $1W to $3ij0 per month
selling our new combination accident nd
sickness policy the best and most liberal
contract ever Issued. A little energy will
do for you whit others are doing easily.
Write or call at the home office.
BANKERS ACCIDENT INS CO,
Des Moines. Ia B M311 29
WANTED. Mrst-clnss bnker of good habits:
stendv work. Rood wnRes. Wnvne Bnkery,
Wayne. Neb. B M319 HlX
BY M A N I 'F '('TI HI NO house, trusty as
st"nt for linn I' office; $1S pnld we'eklv;
position perrrnnenl: no inplinl r"ftilrd:
provtn'i exieroncc not essntlnl. Ad
(trr.r Prnnih Suner;ntendcnt. Cnnn P'k.,
Chlcngo. B M.134 27x
WANTED A stout boy to take care of a
horre and cow and deliver goods. Ap'ly
1.11S Farnam B M340 27
ARE YOC STtSFIED
Wiih yovr present position or s-tlary? If
pot. wrile us for plnn nnd booklet. We
Ivm-c crtpnlij!s for rnflnqeers. secretaries,
n'lvevt!'; p rnen nnd "iilesnien: also tech-rlf-pl.
clcrl'-sl ed fxneutive rr.en of .ill
kinds, liieh crde exetiivelv. Offices in
twelve dlnr-i t cltlt-s. IIAPOOODS fln
eorpointedi. 016 Chemical bldg.. St. LuMs.
B
WANTED, by wholesale hon. experienced
bookkeeper. 21 venrs of age; pddress In
own lui nd writing, statlne nge. ornr!ence
nnd s:lnry wnnted. Address T ' Mee.
B M5'S 27x
WANTED, men everywhere, pood pnw to
distribute elrculnrs. ndv. mitter. tick
slpns. etc.: no ennvaasing. National Adv.
Rureau, ('hlciigri B 27x
WANTED, two npetits. nt once; si'ii'v or
coniT''sslon. F. Adams Co., 1619 Ifow
ard st R-M.m
WANTED everywhere, hustlers to tack
slitns. ilMHbute circulars, stmples, etc.;
ni cmviisuinp: cood pay. Sun Advertis
ing Bureau. Chlcngo. B-M3B8 26x
WANTED I went the name of every man
In any wnv !nter"sted In !ncni-to-s or
poultry vnlslnnr. I have sofetbing for
you. Write nt once to M. M. Johnson,
The Incubator Man, Clay Center. Nh.
B-M359 26x
m PAINTERS nt World s fair. St. I.ouls;
union men. SOc per hour: no trouble. Ap-
Plv nt World's fiilr gro-mds. B M9Q2 1x
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
ANYONE need of housekeeper or man and
wife call Canadian office, 15th and Dodge.
C 60S
WANTED, a good cook, (female), for em
ployes at Genoa Indian school. Write for
particulars to Paul A. Walter, manager.
C-M281 27x
WANTED At once, fifty sewing machine
operators for horse blanket department.
Apply at Bemls Omaha Bag Co., bMwen
8 and 10 a. m. and 2 and 4 p. m.
C-M317 27
WANTED A eomoetent cook; references
required. Mrs. H. W. Yates, fist nnd
Davenport. C 325 26
WANTED Olrl for general housework;
small family; best wages. Mrs. J. M.
Metcalf, 1210 B. 11th. C-M361 28
WANTED, good girl for general house
work; good wnres: no wnshlno-. Tnnulre
immediately, 3027 Marey. C M361 27
FOR ST. I.OUIS World's fair, 50 Indies
woi k inn iiiuioi ii fHiiiimiry minim, a-ir
weekly: experience unnecessary; large il
lustrated palmistry hook with lntroe.
tlon for 2 stnmns. Frofessor Frederick,
213 W. 126th St., New York Fair Dnt. 127.
C-M3S7 2x
LADIES for work at home stamping
worio s rair souvenirs: steady. a Dong
Iss bldf., opp. Hayden's. C M383 A26
SITl'ATIOXS WASTED.
POSITION WANTED as draftsman; 6
years experience in machine desslgnlng,
molding, refrigerating machines, etc.;
graduate of technical school In Austria;
married; best of references. Address L.
Stopka, 421 Belden ave., Chicago, 111.
A-M356 27
WANTED, position, ofllce work; high school
ana commercial education: use smith
typewriter; age 20; best references; must
bo chance of advancement. - Address F. S.
T., care Box 966. Shenandoah, Ia.
A-M3S7 26x
WANTED Work by man. 28. Am in need
and will accept any honorable occupation.
Address, E 71, Bee. A-256-27X
EXPERIENCED girl wants work In pri
vate family r rererences. e its. nee.
A-247-27X
WANTED By young lady with six months
experience In office, stenographic position.
Address, E 16, Bee. A 239 27 x
FOR RENT FIHSISHUD ROOMS.
CENTER hotel, 210 N. 17th; nice transient
rooms. id 129 M18
ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago
E lioSt
DEWEY, European hotel, 13th and Farnam
E 660
NICELY furnished rooms. Inquire Omaha
Steam Laundry, 1750 Leavenworth. 'Phone
A-17is3. E 661
O. M. E. hauls trunks.
Telephone 611.
E-662
3126 PER WEEK, Doran House. 422 8. 18th.
E ofw
VIENNA HOTEL. 1011 Farnam; fins rooms;
ladies' cafe, private dining r. ; open nights.
ti 6M
LARGE, warm
Capitol ave.
room, stesm
heat. 1909
E-M720
NICE furnished rooms. 324 N. 15th.
E 665
ELEGANT apartment house for men:
rooms slrgle or ensulte, luxuriously fur
nished, now ready for occupancy. Apply
at the Chatham, 13th St., opposite Millard
hotel. E-M8.2
FURNISHED
Burt
Rooms,
reasonable 1613
) E M614 26
NTCFLY furnished rooms, third foor 1420
Dodge St. E M497
THE FARNAM. lHh
Reference required.
snd
Farnam a's.
E M96
LARGE front room, suits ble for two arn
tlenen or for light housekeeping 1221
California St. E M343 77x
. a . .
MODERN furnished rooms. $6. 113 N. th.
E M36S 28
THREE elegantlv furnished, with bath,
sl am heat. 2234 Farnam. 'Phone top flat.
' E-M380 CT
LARGE room, suitable for two: also single
room. fW Capitol. E M378 ?8x
-- t--k. front room, fl: i.-.e sn)ll totm.
"II modern; on two car line ?ij
.Cubing. E MT.79 Sx
NICELY furnished rooms; gentlemen pre
ferred, til 8. ttih. 'PboM Stf-i-
-aa?i Mm
DO YOU READ WANT ADS?
IF YOU DO, SO DO THOUSANDS OF OTHERS.
BETTER HAVE YOUR AD AMONG THEM.
FOR RE.1T FIRMISHED ROOMS.
NICELY furnished rooms, reasonable. 717
Bo .17th. Vs M3ll a
Fl'RNISHED aloove, parlor nnd rooms.
siu Harney. iv m.i
ROOM for gentleman.
2405 St. Mnry'g ave.
E-M3G4 28X
LARGE front room with alcove; gentleman
preferred. Isl. Capitol ave. E M.ms SH
MODERN furnished rooms for gentlemen.
L'lol Fiirnuin. E M3K6 2fx
KI RMKHED ROOMS AID BOARD.
THE ROSE, 20 Harney, rooms, good
board; reasonable rates. msis xnix
UTOPIA, steam heat. 1721 Davenport.
F-668
ROCKAWAY. 1316 Douglas.
Meals, 15c.
F U69
Furnished, rooms steam heat, with or with
out board. Midland hotel, 16th & Chicago.
F-6
HOME Dining Hall: flrat-class meals, 20o
and 26c. Home cooking. 1709 Dodge.
F M4i2 A-10
LARGE south front room and hoard for
two: all modern, with phone a-l'5!'.'!, ih.'Jto
a week each; gentlemen preferred. 24m
Cass. F M642
JoC TURKEY DINNER-35C
Turkey dinner Sunday, 3Sc. 17U0 Dodpe.
F-M340 27
FURNISHED rooms and
18th. Tel. F2318.
board, lit N.
F-M370 28
F1RST-CIJVSS dav boarders wanted. 1823
Capitol. F-M.TS1 ?Sx
LARGE parlor; another room suitable for
two or three. 1812 Chicago. F-M"77 28x
FURNISHED room, with board. 621 P. IRth.
Phone im F-M374 28
YOUNG lady for roommate. 808 8. oth.
F-M375 28
TWO large parlors, with board: reasonable.
3tI0 Harney. F-M372 tSx
ELEGANT south front room and alcove,
with hoard. 2418 Cass. F-M373 lx
ROOMS and board.
2310 Douglas.
F-M365 2!x
FURNISHED rooms and bonrd.
In. F-
15 Doug- ,
M362 2Sx
FOn HET l NFl ItMSHEIJ ROOMS.
THREE desirable rooms, suitable for llRht
houscKieplng. partly furnished. 310 Cass.
G-:73 26
UNFURNISHED rooms.
2612 Il;irney.
G M368 31
FOR SAJjF. MISCKI.l.AM-'.Ol S.
INDIAN GOODS and relics.
ill9 Farnam.
y a4
2D-HAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
CHEAPEST OAK SLAT CORN CRIB-
mfsu. i.ong tir timbers. 901 Douglas.
W-tW5
100 KINDS of Mineral Water. Sherman &
McContiell Drug Co., Omaha. 14h'Ji
KIMBALL PIANO, slightly used; big bar
gain, can or wiite Room 1, nee uiag.
. Q tDS
SECOND-HAND billiard and pool tables;
Diniaru tables repaired; large mock cneap
Di.r fixtures, cigar counters. The Bruns-wick-Balke
Colltnder Co., 407-9 S. loth.
Q-700
150 WATCHES, 75 diamonds, left In pawn,
cheap. Diamond Loan Office, 1401 Douglas.
Q-M701
WE RENT
Sewing machines, 76c week.
We repair and sell pans
for every machine manufaclured.
Second-hand machines
from 35.00 to 310.01).
NebruHka Cycle Co.,
'Phone 1663. Corner 15th and Harney.
702
FOR SALE Several scholarships :n a first
class standard school In Omaha, compris
ing complete course ln business, short
hand and typewriting. Inquire at Bee
office. Q 862
FOR SALE cheap, old Ink barrels. Apply
to the press room of Tho Bee. Q 343
HOUSES H Ziw,,!' hBVe "fveral smaller tracts adjoining
-
D-672
AUTOMOBILE-31.100 Toledo Steam Das-a-cas
at a great bargain. ' E 65, Bee oltlee.
y M649 AM
STOCK YARDS feADDLERY CO.,
Wholesale nnd retail.
HARNESS and SADDLES; everything con
sidered, cheapest on earth; everything
hand-made; union shop: headquarters for
axle grease and whips.
J. U. HLESHINU,
:31 N. 26th St., 80. Omaha.
Q M 774
FOR SALE Will sell at a discount a schol
arship In one of the best Omaha business
colleges. Address F 15. Bee office.
Q-M 901
FOR SALE Second-hand safe, soda foun
tain and National Cash register. Rich-mond-Derlght
Co.. 309 S. 13th St. Q 917
TREES Hazel Dell Nursery, 3208 N. 24th.
g M199 All
FOR BALE 2 second-hand. 40-qt. lee cream
machines at 33a each, inquire or W. 8.
Raldufr. Q-M221 26
DEN8MORE typewriter. In good condition,
for 330. No. 1016 N. Y. Life. Tel. 3576.
Q-M332
SODA FOUNTAIN-340 00 will buy a nickel
double head counter fountain, coninlete.
-' h icebox, bottles, etc.; in good shape.
;n01 Lake St. Q 349 27x
OSTEOPATHY.
Johnson Institute, 515 N. Y. Life bldg. T. 1664.
Dr. J. A. Meehan, 616 N. Y. Life bldg. T. 1664.
71!)
The Hunt Infirmary, McCague bldg. T. 352.
7:o
DR. GRACE DEEGAN, 882 N. Y. Life. Tel.
2086. 721
Fayette Cole, osteopath, 609 Paxton block.
DRS. LAIRD A LAIRD, 203 Karbach blk.
'Phone 30S11. 441 M25
FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC,
HORSES for sale; second-hand harness and
vehicles cheap. Melcheor's Stables, 51 S.
lth. P Mt&i
SAM'L BURNS, phaeton and surrey, cheap.
P-925 Al
HAVE your wagon painted or repaired by
H. Frost, 14th and Leavenworth.
P-M375-3
HORSES clipped. Cotton Livery Stable s,
1502 Caas. P-M7..C All
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
8TILLMAN PRICE, 410 1st Nat. by. bldg.
663
THE new 8now-Church Co., law collec
tions, real estate, attorneys, collectors,
brokers everywhere. 1st floor N. Y. Life.
Tel. 123. -&4
JUDGE DICKINSON. 61 N. Y. life: set
tlement estates specialty. Tel. F-2656.
28
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
A. C. VAN SANT'8 school. 717 N. Y. Life.
r:t
N'stx Bus. s Shorthand CoL, Boyd Uuejar.
FOR SALE REAL, EITATK.
MUST BE SOLD
The settlement of an estate requires that
the properties advertised be sold quick.
Any reasonable propositions considered.
3302-3304 Cuming St., double house. 6 rooms
each; rents 22 per month; lot 66x130 ft. j
good locution for grocery and market.
Four cottnges near Webster and 14th sts.;
lot 0t;xl3.' ft.; rent 36 per month.
3319 Cuming St.. 6-room house; lot Sxl59 ft.
Choice modern lo-room house In Kountie
Place, with two lots.
Corner lOih and Center sts., 122 ft. on luth
st. by 142 ft. on Cc-.ter St.
44x132 ft. on 10th st,, east front, near Dodge
St.
19th and Harnev sts., corner, Jx87 ft.
306, 307, SUB and 311 N. 27th ave., four small
houses; rental Value. 336 per month.
33x1034 ft. on Leavenworth St.. near 23d it.
SEE VB FOR PARTICULARS.
GARVIN BROS.,
1604 Famajn St Com'l Nat. Bank Bldf.
RE M304 27
ONLY $9 PER ACRE!
ONLY PER ACRE!
Fine hay and stock ranch, 1.440 acres, Holt
county, Nebraska. Fenced In two sepa
rate ranches, but Joining. Running
t.ater over SfO acres' of the finest hay
Vottom in Nebraska. Most of hay land
will cut over two tons per acre. Iocated
10 miles southwest of O'Neill and the
famous Shoemaker ."at adjoin this land
on the east. One of the owners says
sell to close out estate. Land In this
vlclnltv brines SIS to 15 tier acre. If you
want something good and cheap don't
let this get away.
Price 39 00 per acre If sold in 15 days.
M'CAQUE INVESTMENT CO..
Sole Agents.
RE M179 27
CLOSE IN
MODERN house, 9 rooms, near High school
and Crelghton university, paving all paid,
only
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO..
1320 Farnam St.
RE-M87S
ENGLISH & CO.,
PAXTON BLOCK.
one of the finest 8-room modern residences
In West Farnam district. 32.200
8-room modern residence, Farnam and Slst
avenue. 33.700. RE 4J8
MISSOURI LANDS
ANCHOR LAND COMPANY,
1018 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha.
RE M406 A9
HOUSE AND HALF ACRE
SIX-ROOM HOUSE AND HALF-ACRE,
near 25lh and Blnney sts.; trull, garden,
flowers, large stable, cow shed, etc. Only
33,000.
BEMIS, PAXTON BLOCK.
KE-M306 26
WHEN buying or selling real estate be
sure to set a Midland Guarantee and
Trust company bonded abstract, 1614 Far
nam street. N. P. Dodge, Jr., President.
RE Mfc9
FOR SALE 11-room house, modern and In
fist-class condition; large yard and shade
trees; 8177 Davenport st. Apply H. J.
Windsor, 1518 Dodge St. RE M37S
SEE R. II. Landeryou If you wish to buy
or sell real estate. 442 Board of Trade.
Tel. 2151. RE 691
lllus. your property.
Baker Bros. Eng. Co.
RE 935
MODERN 8-room; also 6-room house; beau
tiful lots; fine location; cheap. Inquire
1411 Vinton st. KB-916 A18
ELEGANT BRICK BLOCK.
4 stores, with 6-room. modern flats above;
price, 315,000; H cash or farm iand, bal
ance can run nearly 6 years at 6 per cent.
THOMAS ERENNAN,
Room 1, New York Life bldg. RE 823 .
BARGAINS IN ACRE TRACTS.
12 acres, good house, eic on Bellevue road,
two miles from South Omaha 33,600.
6 acres, very well improved, on the Gil
more road, 3;, 600.
2 oc res, rair Improvements, on Boulevard,
IS miles from South Omaha postoflice
3850.
40 acres, unimproved, lays well, close In
34,000.
35 acres, unimproved, good land 33,600.
10 acres, adjoining Albright; great bargain
1 me cny 1
v flint urn rile nno verv phuan.
O'NEIL'S REAL ESTATE AOENCT.
South Omaha. RE M608 All
C1LAS- Williamson Co. , K,
32,4002622 Decatur St., new, well built, 7-
room nouse. modern, pi pea ror lurnace,
oak floors downstairs; A BARGAIN.
D. V. SHOLES CO..
722 N. Y. Life bldg. Tel. 49.
RJE 687
FIVE acres, with apple orchard, at a bar
gain; close in, inquire 14iu Dodge.
RE M34S A7
6-ROOM house, city water, barn, full lot.
ti onio ii., i.uw.iKj; easy terms, n, U,
Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee bldg.
RE 297 26
FOR SALE, fine high bottom Improved
farm In Mo. valley, near Craig. In Holt
county, Missouri, 178 acres; a very rich
and productive farm; can give possession
this year: 45 acres In fine wheat; 360 per
acre; cneap. j. k. Adktns. cralg. Mo,
RE-M336 28x
WEST FARNAM LOT, 3760.
We have for sale 4 lots on 41st St., 200 feet
north of Davenport. The first man with
the money gets his choice at this prloe,
They are right up on the hill no reason
why they will not be as good as Lows
ave. lots soon. Few lots command such
a beautiful view. Two blocks from the
street car. One block from a splendid
school. Sewer, water and gas ln the
street. Look at them. Growing neighbor
hood. Act quickly.
HARRISON & MORTON,
913 N. Y. Life. Tel. 811
RE M353
WALLACE.
The following bargains for people who
wa.it "CLOSE IN" property, are worth
Investigating:
33,300 Corner, 65x69, 2 blocks west High
school, desirable for double house; a
good thing.
32,500 7-room house, partial conveniences,
block west High school.
34,00060x132, with 2 houses, renting 3336 per
year; fine placo for flats, 4 blocks
north High school.
Others, If you want them. Bargains In
all parts of the city.
GEORGE Q. WALLACE. BROWN BLK.
RE-348 26
GLOVER. 1st floor N. Y. Life, city prop
erty, farms, ranches. Tel. 133. RE 688
DO YOU WANT TO
SELL A FAkM?
If you want to sell a farm or ranch tell
the farmers and atock raisers about It. The
best way to reach them Is through
THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY
FARMER
This agricultural weekly goes to 50 000
homes of farmers snd stock raisers, so If
you have a good piece or land to sell st a
reasonable price you will find a buyer
anione them. The coat of an advertisement
is small 2 ctnts per word In small type or
J.' j.' per Inch If set In large type.
THB TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
OMAHA, NEB.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE TO
Homeseekers
We are now offering some of tho finest Im
proved large and small farms ln the best
counties In Texas. The soil Is rich and
lota of good water and a fine climate.
Prices run from $6 to 315 per """ ln
to suit. The railroads are now giving
cheap round-trip rates to Texas, and now
Is the time to Investigate. If you antici
pate going to Texas, write us for our list
and prices, so that you mar be fully
posted. We also have rice lands and Im
proved rice farms In south Texas. Rice
farms there clear from 370 to 380 per acre.
Prices ars cheap. Terms to suit. We are i
posted on Texas lands. Writs us for lull
particulars.
Van Sickle Brokerage Co.
ty. M
Kli M3b0 26
GARDEN ACREAGE FOR RENT
16 ACRES, good J-rocun house, for rent.
6 acres fruit, 9 acres for garden trunk,
3155 cash rent. Bemis, Puxton Block.
RE M344 26
31,250.
S-room cottage, city water and sewer Inside,
30-bbl. cistern, cemented cellar, on 18ihst.
near Grace St.; a snap.
THE BYRON KEED CO
RE 326 27
WE rent houses, write fire Insurance, ex
change farms for city property, buy and
sell real eMtte mortgages, loan money
and sell real estate of all kinds.
KENNY REAL ESTATE & 1NV. CO.,
300 Bee building. RE MS 14 2
FOR RENT HOI SE.
THE Omaha Van and Storage Co. pack,
move and store H. H. goods. Storehouse
1120-24 N. 19th. Office, lallVi Farnam. Tel,
1659-863. D 670
CENTRAL, I-room cottage.
i3d.
Tizard. 220 N.
D-M764
IDOM CCWrCWorkj. Poultry, Lawn
llv-rn 1 unoL, wire. 611 S. lClh.
Q-M.87 Jy8
nnt 1CCC In all parts of tho city. Tl
liUUJCO 0. F. Davis Co.. 60S Bei Bid
The
D 671
PAYNE-BOSTWICK & CO., choice houses.
601-6U3 New York Life Bldg. 'Phone 1016.
D-673
WE MOVE pianos,
age Co. Tel. 1496.
Mnggard Van Stor
Offlce 1713 Webster st.
D-674
HOUSES, insurance.
Rlngwalt, Barker blk.
D 675
FOR RENT 11-room house, modern and In
first-class condition; large yard and shade,
trees; 3177 Davenport St. Apply H. J.
Windsor, 1518 Dodge St. D-M375
HOUSES FOR RENT.
3021 Chicago St.. 6 rooms, modern t'.O.
FIAT, 1615 Howard St., 3d lloor. 6 rooms,
best of condition, modern 127.50.
GEORGE & COMPANY.
D M162 27
FOR RENT, 6-room cottsge, modern except
furnace; first class. 4x3b liainey nt.
D-M3I7 26x
8136 Chicago at., 8 rooms, modern, very
desirable, Hb; rurnisnea, t. 41 m t-arnam
St., 8 rooms, modern, barn, 3-2.60. 2222 N.
18th St., 6 rooms, large yard. 3 8- 107 S.
28th St., 6 rooms, 38. Rlngwalt Bros.,
Bsrker Block. D-M342 27
8-ROOM all modem house, 3111 Pacific st.
Wyman, Shrlver Co.. 1003 N. 1 . ure liidg.
D -M354 2J
FOR RENT STORR8 AND OM'U'ES.
FOR RENT, building suitable for whole
sale purposes at tiis i-arnam, ..xw. ionr
stories and first -class cemented tasement,
elevator. Are and burglar proof vault, of
flco counter and fixtures. For price and
particulars Inquire C. C. Rosewater, sec
retary Bee Building Co., room loo, Bee
Building. I M507
FOR RENT Three upper stories In four-
storv Dunaing at sio rarnam si., two
stories if preferred. Address C. C. Rose
water, Sec'y, Room 100, Bee bldg.
I-M988
FOR RENT 4-story and basement build
ing. 1516 uooge St., now occupiea ny
Omaha Carpet Co. Inquire on premises.
1-682
TWO-STORY building, 1512 snd the second
floor 1508-10 Howard, w. 11. uusnman.
1-68.1
DENTIST wanted to share office with a
phvalclan with fine quarters ln Bee blilg.,
with well established practice. Address
C 21, Bee. 1-131
STORAGE.
Fifth floor cf building at 1608 Harney st,
occuDied bv Mklland Glnsa and Paint Co..
66x132 feet, good light, heat
elevator
service 3100 per month.
GEORGE & CO..
1601 Farnam st.
I -M160 26
FOR F.X CHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE, 440 acres choice eastern
Nebraska farm lands for stock of general
merchandise or clothing. Address T.ane
A Miller. Wisner, Nebraska. Z-MSM 5
WILL trade beautiful piano for horse.
Bchmoller & Mueller, 1813 Farnam.
Z-692
MUSICAL.
THOS. J.
KELLY, voice. Davldge block.
-309
DAISY HIOOINS. voice, piano.
Tel. A-274J.
2018 Leav.
M318
CHA8. H. KEEFER. piano, 65 Barker Blk.
MH80
LOST.
LOST, on street car or street, a gold and
blue enamel pin. Order of Elks. Liberal
reward If returned to room 440. Mlllurd
hotel. Lost Ml 26x
LOST Bundle of silk. Finder please leave
at 406 8. 16th St.; reward.
Lost-M.TiS 23x
DRESSMAKING.
IN families.
Miss Sturdy, 2606 Davenport.
MM
M DOWELL'S school removed to l&ui Far
nam St. M1 Al
DANCING ACADEMY.
MORAND'S 13th and Harney, spring term
begins this week: children. Hat.. 3 p. m.;
adults. Tues. A Frl., 8 p. m.; 12 lessons
36; private lessons dally. Tel. 1C41.
776-A14
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED To rent room snd board In
private family by two gentlemen. Ad
dress, E 6, Bee. K 248 27 x
DETECTIVE AGKNCY.
Capt Cormark, 617 Karbach blk. Tel. A-.12
744
When You Write
to Advertisers -
remember It only takes an extra stroks or
two ef the pen to mention taa tet tha foil
saw la a4 in u
PERSON I
DR. ROY, Chiropody, r. J.
1515 Farnam.
n-.Mi7
Paper Hanging J!, 3?'':
C. P. McCI.AIN. teed at reasonable
prices. 210 N. 17th St. Tel. B":M7j.M3(n
Areordeon pleiitlng, cheapest, best, quickest
Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17lh and 1"l"1'J?-30
LA BOOK, ladles' tailoring. 613 Karbach
Blk. T3l
INTELLIGENT voting business man. tier
man, highly cultured, wishes acquaintance
with retined lay with means; object,
matrimony. F 72. Bee. U--2K -nx
ANY poor girl In need of a friend can call
or write to the matron of Ihe Salvation
Army Home for Women, 3!-'4 N. 24tli St.,
Omaha, Neb. U M526 Maylx
Stammering cured. J.
Vaughn, Ramge Hid.
1." 732
ELITE parlors, 615 8. 16tti. M floor
U-733
"VIAVI," way to health.
350 Bee building.
U-734
M AriNFTIP treatment baths. Mine
JVIJ1N C I lsmjth. 118 N. li. 2 Mr.. R 2.
V- M33S Abx
WIIAT'8 nicer than neeonlcon pleating.
We do nothing but the finest. Goldman
Pleating Co., M Douglus blk. U 3o
BEN BOLT Why didn't you meet me at
Columbia Phonograph company last
night? I waited till half past 9. Hay.
their free concerts nre grand, and I
bought a doien X. P. 60c records for 25c
each. Peggy, from Paris. U M137
PANTORIUMcfe-
U-737
SEND 26e for HOMESTEADER 8 GUIDE.
containing forty-eight pages of valuable
Information. OFFICIAL MAP and full
Instruction how to get a claim on the
ROSEBUD RESERVATION. Forbes Lo
cating Agency, Bonesteel, 8. D. L M3
riANOLAS for rent; 3 months' rent al
lowed on purchase. Schmoller A Mueller,
1318 Fnrnam. Tel. 1626. I' -93 2
TUB, vapor and alcohol baths.
720 8. 1.1th t,t.
U 365
WANTED Information of Mrs. E. O. Val
entine, formerly of 169 Rlvlngton St., New
York City, or any heir of Eliza Jane
Reynolds, late of Hartford. Conn. ; valua
ble Information given. Address Attorney,
P. O. Box 871, Hartford, Conn.
U 290 26x
GAS fixtures at cost
Sam'l Burns.
U M914 Al
SMOKE Capt.
410 8. 13th.
Ft ear's
Greenlander cigar.
U M917 Mayl
THEATRICAL masq. costumes. Lleben,
1018 Farnam. U M911
LODGES, dancing club or meetings of any
kind can secure a hnll In the llee build
ing, with splendid accommodations; ele
vator service all night, olectrlo light,
piano, etc. Apply to R. C. I'eters & Co.,
ground floor, Bee bldg. U 341
CRYSTAL Ice Co.
1306 N. 24th. Tel. 2028.
U-M450 JelO
DR. FICKES, G. C. B.
Bldg.
8., dentist, 338 Bee
U M800 A15x
IF EVER ln the psrk you sat and hoard
the band upon your hut play waltzes,
marches and iwo-steps, too, I think It
would astonish you, don't you? But say,
the most surprising thing In how Htoecker,
1404 oult.H, can sell I.ih Monogram cigar
for 6c. Juwt as good as most 10c cigars.
U M862
WANTED A piano to use for storage;
private family. Address F 41. Bee.
U-M2&0 27x
LliKKT KAY and Ernest William Cor
nish ICnv left Tynernouth. Devonshire,
Ei.glnnii. December, :8W, for the United
States. '.VIII they or sny person who
krows about them communicate with
Volutin R Kav. 116 Whitechurch road,
CardifT, Wales, Great Britain.
U-291 26X
NICELY furnished room ln modern cot
tngo. reasonable, for 2 nentlemen. .Apply
715 N. 23d. U-129 26
'LUX CRUCnS" similar to Ben Hur by
M. Gardenhlre. Investigate. Roach's
Circulating Library, 1515 Farnam.
U 352 27
MEDICAL.
MAGNET PILE KILLER.
At druggists, 31.
IT
CURES.
738
HOMEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale, re
tail. Sherman & McConncll, Omaha.
-739
DR. PRIES treats successfully all diseases
and Irregularities of women; experienced,
r-llnble, 1511V4 Dodge, Arlington Block.
Omaha. 740
WANTED The caRe of catarrh, rheuma
tism, eczema or stomach trouble that Co-Lon-Co
WON'T CURE. -869 29
PRIVATE hospital during confinement;
babies adopted. Mrs. Gardels, 2234 Lake.
Tel. Red-1881 -741
PRIVATE home during confinement; babies
adopted. The Good S.nnitiitan Sanitarium,
728 1st Ave., Council Bluffs, Ia. 626
PRIVATE hospital before and during con
finement. Mrs. Fisher, 2516 8. 11. Tel. 1889.
742
PRIVATE sanitarium during confinement.
Babies adopted. Dr. and Mrs. Gerisch,
3625 California, MS 28 x
CLAIRVOYANTS.
$5 READINGS 50c
THIS WEEK ONLY.
There Is only one Prof. Phillips Just ar
rived In Omaha, born In Bombay. East In
dia, the very seat of occult forces. He has
been for years a resident of New York and
during that period created a great furors.
Prof. Phillips is the original wlio predicted
the great Galveston flood five months be
fore it happened, and during that time he
was almost put to death by ihe skeptics
nnd unbelievers of Texas. He carries tha
! narks, which he can show to each and
every caller. He predicted the orenon
flood, and amongst President McKlnley's
papers was found a letter predicting his
ussasslnstion. Those reading of the trag
edy mav have seen also an account of this
letter. Honest people, poor people and rich
Feople who wish a true reading must not
nil to visit this wonderful Hindoo clair
voyant. HOURS. 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.
PARLORS, 1919 DODGE ST.
$r READINGS 50c
'I TELL YOUR NAME," ANSWER (jI ES
TIONS MENTALLY AND WRI I TEN.
Winona Brooks,
Trance Clairvoyant.
GIFTED WINONA.
Born with a double, veil, educated in cccult
science In Egvpt nnd India.
THE ONLY ADEPT OF HINDOO OC
CULT MYSTERIES I'M A ' I 1 1MU
IN AMERICA AT THE PRES
ENT VI ME.
1816 Dodge St. 1816
GYLMER, palmist. 715 N. 23d
Tel. B-3246.
8111
BUSINESS MEDIUM,
718 N. 17th St.
8-245 A20x
PRINTING.
HIGH CI.ASS printing at lowest prloes
Tel. 1I6A 1. A. Medlar Co.. 422 H. 15th st.
M! A 8
AMERICAN Printing Co. New equipment.
Get our prices. Tel. 1621. llilii Oil' aifo.
.U74 AS
PP1NTINO f '-''H" 0r"d8 Work.
rtliN I iivj, t roiUIll.e biotk. corner of
LYNGSTADl ICtb St. and Capitol Ave.
KRAMER A CHANDLER. Quick Printers,
llu3 Farnam. Tn deliver work when
promised Is our hofcby. M763 A14
WE make calendars, and do all kinds of
priming. Barton lTinting Co., 707 8. lth.
'Vhone ::266 M754 A14
PATENT.
II. J. COW'OILL No fee unless successful.
(It 8. 16lh fee, Omaha. Tel. 1793. 723
. asBeasssa. vassal) a M Cm. . a aWL.
MOM'.l TO l.OAM t HATTKl.s,
MONEY.
If you are annoyed by numerous small bilk
that have accumulated during the wlntej
It might hp an advantage to ou to secur(
money from us nnd pay them, and thetl
pay us in weekly or montlily payment
until you act out of debt. We loan on fur
niture, pli.nos, live stock and other 'chat
tels and we make loans to salaried peo
ple upon their own agreement to repay.
Our rates are as low as any and a great
ileal lower than some. Our service l
uuli k and without publicity. If you have
uenlt with us ami are pleased, tell others,
and If are dit'lcascd. tell us.
Omaha Mortusne Loan Co ,
119 Board of Trade Bldg Tel. 22P5,
(Established In1-). 3ob flout h 16th St.
X-748
CASH
You can establish a CREDIT with an old
RELIABLE firm and secure money hn
ever you need It.
We will advancn you enough money to pay
off all your debts, so that you will owe It
nil In one place, where you gt courteous
treat menl.
Our easy payment plan has astonished peo
ple who nave previously borrowed of
other loan companies, on account of our
liberal rates.
We make loans on SALARIES. FURNI
TURE. PIANOS. LIVE STOCK, etc.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.
r7-S Paxton block. X-M303
MONEY LOANED ON
FURNITURE, PIANOS, LIVE STOCK.
SALARIES. ETC
Low rates and easy terms.
Business confidential.
Try us if von want to save money.
PHOENIX CREDIT CO .
683 Paxton block, 16th and Farnam streets.
X 704
MONEY IjOANED SALARIED PEnPIJl
and others with security; easy payments;
largest business In 49 principal cities.
Tolman. room 440 Chamber of Commere.
bldg. X-705
MONET loaned oh plain note to salaried
people; business confidential; lowest rates.
614 Paxton block. The J. A. Ilutton Co.
X-706
MONEY to loan on furniture, horses, etc..
at half usual rates. Dr. Prlbheimw, room
215 at 209 8. 15th st. Tel. B-2T4. X -M427
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, 1w-
erlv, horses, cows. etc. C. r . Heed. SIR H.
13th. X-207
LOANS mnde on Jewelrv and dlnmonds.
Great Western Iinn Office. 117 Frn:im.
X-M752 A15
CHATTEL, snlnrv nnd Jewelry loan". FVilsiy
Lonn Co.. 1501 Fnrnnfn st. X W
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H.
Thomas, First Nat l Bank bldg. Tel, 164.
W-710
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. Y. Life.
W-7U
4 TO 6 P. C. money.
Bemls, Taxton block.
W-712
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1520 Douglas
W-713
WANTED City loans snd warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1330 Farnam st.
W-714
WANTED Real estate loans and warrants.
R. C. Peters A Co., Beo bldg. W 713
6 per cnt loans. Garvin Bros., 16"4 Fnrnnrn.
W-717
MONEY to loan. Kenney Real Estate nnd
investment Co.. r. :) Bee bldg. W 345
MONEY TO LOAN I'uyne Investment Co.
W-M7
WANTED TO ill Y.
Rz-iiL-c bought, sold. Antique Cook Con
DOOKb wn. 213 Karbach blk. Tel. 8531
2D-HAND furniture; high prices. Tel. 2O20.
Chicago Furniture Co. N tM)
DRIVING horse.
1506 Farnam Bt.
Dr.
Bradbury, dentist,
N-M410
(iOVKIUMESr NOTICE.
OFFICE (THIEF QUARTERMASTER
Omaha, t.eb., Feluusry 27, 1U4. Sealed
pi4posals, .n triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received r-ere until 10 a.
m., cent. -a 1 standard time. March 29, 1904,
for furnishing transportation, drayaga, anil
for handling stores In Department of ih.
Missouri, during year commencing July 1,
1?04. U. S. teserves right to accept or ro-
Ject any or all proposals 01- any part
thereor. information rurnisneii on appli
cation. Envelopes containing proposal to
be marked "Fropoials for Transportation
on Route No. ," addressed J. E. 8AW-
YEK, C. Q. M. M 1. 2, S. 4, 26. 2J(M
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Rids will be received until 4 o'clock D. m
on Mondav, April 11, 19o4, st he office of
the undersigned In L'.ncoln, Nebraska, room
101. of the contra! Luuuing. mate univer
sity grounds, for the construction or a
physics laboratory building for said univer
sity upon Its grounds !n Lincoln, and ulso
for the conatruciion or a scuooi nuu iiioura
tnrv htilldlria unon Its farm near to the city
of Lincoln, according to plans and specifi
cations for said buildings on f.le in tho
office of the superlnter.dent of construction,
room 112 of said central building. Bidders
must consult the supenntenneni berore
irenarstlnn and tiling of their b'ds upon
all matters which may appear to them un
certain In either plans or specifications;
must also examine ine xorms oi rnniraci
and bond required and on fie with said
superintendent: and m'ist personally In
spect the university grounds, farm and tho
bulldlig sites thereon selected. The Mils
upon the two buildings must be mnd"s
sealed and filed separately nnd must con
form strictly V3 I lie nuuaing pians ana
neelflcstlnns resriecti vely. Bidders must
be prepared to furnish comnerclnl ratine,
or satisfactory rererences tim kj imi-ii- uiihu
clal standing. If the same be required bv
the university authorities. Fsch bid must
be accompanied by a certified check on
some Lincoln bank, payable to the Uni
versity of Nebraska unconditional v, for
the sum ef One thousand dollars. Th
check of the successful bidder. In case of
an award, will be held a? a gu.iniritv for
the slRnlng of the building coniiu.-t In
form as pronnsed. furnishing to the super
intendent schedules of materials with ouan
tltle.s and prices, and furnishing security
companv bonds as required. Both the se
curity cninfnnv offered nnd the fnr-n of
the bond must be satisfactory to the hoard
of reKetits or its building enmm't'ee In
esse the successful bidder fnlls within two
weeks from the dale of the nwnnl to flh
said schedules, furnish snd rile bonds as
required nnd to enter Into contract nt the
amount of bis hid. the check detion. -1 hy
him will be fot felled to the unlvi'li v as
liquidated dnmnges without further run
ceedlngs or notice. The check of Ihe bid
der whose bid Is eeennd best. !n fn i funinn
of the bnsrri of reverts or Its build'ng com
mittee, will also be held pending the n-iro.
ttatlnns for the closing of n cortr ict wltll
the first best hllder. or until It is d t'-r-mlned
whether the second best bid wl'l be
taken tip or rehliMlnr called for. I1 bids
must b slrned. sn1ed up. nddresed to the
undersigned snd be t.'li lv ninrkeil on the
outside with the bidders nnrne nnd the
words phvsice building bid.'' o-, "Farm
scbooi building bid " tis th" case mac he.
Said bids must sl.o bear the residence or
business address of the bM-Vr The bid
w"l be opened and !nw'ii soon after
the date ahnce set for flilne uaree a th"
hnerd of regents or its bnl'i'ln committee
ran be coivenb nllv nssetnbled T e right
Is reserved to reierf suv nd el' l-irls. Ad
Art-" the undersicned t rnoT lui cen'ril
bnl'"ng Sfete nniverxlty tr-otn NV
hm.''!. Station A. -I. 8 btlfj
HTli to."!. 4 . ft..fM.'pry
I.KI.AL NOTI4 H.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Sealed bids will be receive d al tho nflV h
of secretary of state up until 12 loc k
noon of April 4, 19" I, for tho erection anil
completion of a cold storage building; m llin
J'ecliie Minded Institute at Beatrice, and
liospital building lit klllfoid, iicioiilinK to
plnns and specillcalioo now on f:U- i-i Hid
ofl.ce iif coniniislonei' of pubile lanilr nnd
biiildingr. The tx.nr.1 reservea the iigl-t .o
retei I any and nil hld.
GEORGE W. MARSH.
tSeirelatN of Roaid
"1u r.''.l I'a -in
INSURGENT GENERAL IS SHOT
Man Who Gave Order Kllllaa; Amer
ica a Hacaialst Is Sum.
saarlly Kxeeateci.
NEW YORK. March 26 General Nicolas
Arias, an Insurgent leader who gave tha
firing order which resulted In the death of
Machinist J . Johnson of the American
gunboat Yankee, February 1, bis been csp-1,
tured by the go'-ernment troops, acoordlng
to a dispatcli received here from San Do.
mi ago. After a drumhead court-mrtls4 i
hs was enfysnceA to daatb aAd Itnmedlitsln I
' i