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SITUATIONS -VAvri:i.
WANTED, work ot any kind! grading und
sodding;. have warn; mut havo work. Ad
dress P 33, lice. A-M164
FIRST-CLASS dressmaker will now In
families. F 40, Ree. A-M1R3 2
1VA5TKD MAI.B 1IHLP.
WANTED; wa havo steady-work for a few
Rood hustlers of good habits and appear
ance. C. P. Adams Co., 1G19 Howard St.
II C27
BAnilER trade taught thoroughly In short
time: catnloguo and particulars free.
Address Western Harbors' Institute,
Omaha, Neb. U-G29
WANTED, nn experienced, competent flor
ist who speaks German and English. Ap
I ly U. Haas. 1S13 Vinton St. U-211
BUND for free catalogue, of the American
Uftrber College," Omaha-, Neb.
( B-M396 MO
WANTED, salesman to sell our full lino
of choice NURSERY stock.' Wo glvo a
printed GUARANTEE that stock will bo
TRUE to name. Write to Mount Hope
Nurseries, Lawrence, Kan.
I1-M6T5 M16
GARDENERS wanted to plant for us COO
acres of cucumbers, cabbage and tomatoes
In one to five acre tracts. Tlmo for plant
ing cucumbers, May 23th to June 10th.
Bottom land preferred. Call for contract
and seed at Haarmann Rros., 1914 So.
20th St. H-M8M-29
BOY wanted to learn the drujc business' at
Whlto'B pharmacy, ICth and Webster.
U-99S-
WANTED-rirst class machinists who will
work for the beat money In tho city; only
thorn who bellcvo In fair piny and free
'labor desired. L. C. Sharp, Machine
Works, 310 S. 13th St. R-101
WANTED, a first class, plasterer at cood
wages. Al Wetzel, West Point, Nebraska.
I 11152-20
WANTED, traveling men; no books;
straight salary. Triumph Information
Co,, Dallas, Tex. H-.M175 2
POR fall trade. Cotton and woolen mill
wants a traveling man for country
trade. Liberal commission. Good side line.
Frank D. Ia Lunuo & Co., Philadelphia,
IJ M215 2V
"WANTED, men to learn barber trade; wo
'can do mnro for you In two months than
you cnn learn In two years In shops. Our
system T colleges embraces New York.
Chicago, St, Loul,- Shn Prunclsco nnd
Minneapolis, and. we ' furnlah free trans
portation to any oft'thero.' as sulllclent
practleo 'catinot bo had In smaller cities.
Hocclal offer and free catalogue mailed
by addressing Moler Barber College,
Agent, 1023 Parnam St., Omaha.
H M236 V
WANTED, threo coatmakcrs. Hnlm Cloth
lng Co., Fort Dodge, In. U-M23I 1'
WANTED, a pood dentist, to locate at
Oothenburg. Neb.; Rood practleo assured
by elderly gentleman, retlrlnR. Address
Tr. P. E. Plumb, Gothenburg. Neb.
' n-.M2.11 3
SALESMEN wanted to ell fruit trees; big
waRe.s to hustler;; no experience neces
sary; ouh weekly. Wrlle Manager West
ern Nursery. Co., Jjtiwtencc, Knn.. Dept.
I). B M229 8
WANTED, salesmen, local or traveling; $C0
monthly and expenses. Perry Nurserv Co.,
Rochester, N. Y. II M227 29
r : 7 ' l r. ' ' V V
"WANTED, forfait trade, a grtod dr' goods
specialty jmlesmnu on commission, Coun
try trade. Chestnut, Menu & StrooL.Fhllar
tlelrhlir. fa" H-M217 2S
WANTED, ni Ann-class, tinner: Rood -Wag;
must come well recommended steady em
ployment y-nr round. Gunther & Need
ham, Albion. Xeb. B.M2I3 4
WANTED, -f. tinner;' rIvo experience nnd
wages wantel. Ixick Box 113. St. Paul,
Neb. B-M2I2 23
WANTED, bicycle repair man to do such
work Jhat is usually brotiRlit to bicycle
repair shops; glvo experience and wuges
wanted. Address Ixck Box 113. St. Paul,
Neb. j B-M2I1 23
WANTED FKMAI.B 1IRLP.
WANTED, 300 girls. 1624 Dodge. Tel. S70.
C-C30
B0 girls wanted. Canadian ofTlca 1522 Douglas
C-Sl
GIRL for. general 'housoworlt. 3300 Leaven
worth, , . C M435
WANTED, good cook. 2008 Sherman ave.
C-C33
A COMPETENT girl for general housed
work; good, wages; three In family. Mrs.
O. C. Williams, 203 S. 30th St. C-733
GIRL 'wanted. ,Mrs. A. jJospe. 315 fj. 17th.
' ' C-761
PRATE HNAL" Insurance deputy: special
work; good phy. Rico, C26 N. V. Life bldg.
, C-9S3 M3t
WANTED, a' second girl.' 223 F.irnam.
. .' . C-156
-i WANTED, a tompetent cook at 2241 Lnn
4don .Court -wages, 5. C M172 28
WANTED.' competent cook. Mrs. II. o.
Blirt;122 BSOth. ' C-iss-M
9n NQ .''V1 vant work Jn nn olllce as
onico girl or assistant bookkeeper! V 45,
Jl,- C M19S 23
COM BETENTV cook at nfico; ref.renccs re"
riulred. Mrs. K C. Barton, F2222 ilowar.t
f C-M10S 23.
mIt?',iR' J-nmPPntnt- niconcl elrl,' Mrs?
P. P. Kirkendall; U04, po, 37ti st.
c-sas 29
FOB IMOXT HOUSES,
IF YOU want your housea well rcnteil placo
them with Benewa & Co, D 632
HOUSES, etc. P. D. Wead. 1521 Douglas!
, ; D-63?
IIOUBESa)! kinds. 38 U. 8. Nat'l Bk. Bldg
. D-eai
ALWAYS moving H. H. goods. Pianos
Ofllco 151114 Farnam St. Tel. 1559 or 863.
D-638
HOUSES, stores. IJemls; Paxton block.
, D-637
HOUSES for .-cnt In all parts of the city.
Brennan-Lova Co., 309 So. 13th street
D-63J
F1VH rooonis. 2321 South 16th St. D39
CHOICE houses, cottages, stores, ironry
B. Payne, 601 N. Y. Life. 'Phono 1016.
D-C40
HOUSES and tlats. Rlngwnlt, Barker Blk.
D-Cll
BL91J;Jr.6nrit'Jl,,;''0)ms! 'vry fine. 415 N.
25th, II; T. Clark. D-71S
NINE-ROOM modern house In good ro-ra,rr.l!1-S',llkl5.,ll8,"oe,
35. M, Ken
nard & Son. Suite 310, Brown block,
Dt-M934
FOR RENT, desirable 8-room modern
house, small barn 2$13 Wool worth ave
nue: rent, I27.M. Rlngwalt Bros., Barker
Block. D 17
HOUSES to rent. R. C. Patterson, 305 N.
J Life. O 643
PAYNE-KNOX COM PA NY.
Pint FJpofJ, Y. Life mi.
D-M6S8
1319 N. 54th St., 8-room .flat,, U0.
1712 Dodse St., 3-room flat, .
1111 Marcy St.. 3 rooms, 15.
Omuha Loan & Trust Co... 16th and Dnug
las Sts, , p-44
M N. 55th St., nine rooms, all modern,
large yard, shade trees .bouse In fine con!
dltlon; now bHng pulnttrd, V9. Omaha
loan & Trust Co., 16lh and Douglas St.
D-Jlt-
FOR ItKXT-IIOLSES.
N,.N'K rooms, modern, cistern, barn, lawnt
desirable home. 25 California. Call
there. D 212 1
POR RENT, excellent modern house near
Ilanscom park; good location, It,
Z' ! C,0, Ueo DI,lK D-210 27
IN DUNDEE, 0-room house, In good repair,
Inqulro at 491S Capitol Ave. D-211-30
401 N. Hth st ten rooms, all modern! will
rent to a good tenant with references for
35. Omaha Loan & Trust Co., 16th and
Douglas Stiu D-8IS--
UNEQUALED alt modern fottr-room Hat,
with bath. Tlzard, 221 N. 24th.
D-M114 30
tOR RENT. 12-room, modern, detached
house, shade trees, lawn, 145. 2513 Cap.
ave. Tel. 673. B. II. Roblson. D-M163
10-ROOM modem house. 2319 Harney St.
D-117
DETACHED 8-room modern house with
barn. 2611 Plcrco. D-9S1
MAaOARD Van & Storage. 1610 Capitol Avo
iui. nan, . U 4Z
FOR RENT Tti-n.stnrv hniian. ft" Hrnilh
20th St.; all modern Improvements, Ap'
ii bunion 11, Driggs, 11 co uiog.
D-207
COTTAGE nt Iko Oknboll. In., for rent
Omaha beach. A. M. Clarke, 2657 Harney.
u SO
POR RENT, now 5-room eottace. 115: 3 hlks
west of exposition grounds: cltv and cis
tern water In house; 4112 N. 27th at. Joe
i-icasanis, ui uarKer uik. D .MHI
AiVk IIA1IVIH' o e -r. . ..I ,
..." ........... .j... o .uuiiis. liiviiuiii
furnace. We start to remodel nnd paint
.ma imupu iiiiuu nun out. j rare cnance
10 rem a gooo nome nl n. low rental If
you don't object to going out that far.
! .i' ,u' ,lul' occupancy -ay
16. To a good tenant who will care for
the property will rent for HS.Od'pcr month.
Omaha Loan & Trust Co., 16th and Doug-
6-ROOM modern llat. 101S Paelflc st.
LiiuriuH jioniey, v AUlv 30
rent iiM.vr-KimMsnv.n rooms.
3 NICE rooms, housekeeping. 1112 S. 11th.
E-M902
ROOMS, 1900 Capitol ave. E-M332 2S
HOUSEKEEPING, 1, 2 or 3 nice rooms,
slnglo or ensulte; no children; references.
Mrs. Dr. Henahaw, 616 North 10th St.
E-160-27
FURNISHED rooms, modern. 2111 Chicago
"'"CI. K .M1G5 SS'
THREE furnished housekeeping rooms;
modern. 1551 Sherman Ave. E 191
JiOR RENT, In private family, to one or
two gentlemen, south front room with
out board, near Parnam car line; walk
ing distance. Address P 43, Bee.
E-1S6-29
I'LUABANT rooms, well furnished. 2217
nan uowara 81. E M225 29
Pl'ItMSUEl! noOMS AND HOARD.
THE Merrlam family hotel, 25th and Dodge.
; P-M
TO ?. gentlemen, In private family. 2020 St
Mry'a Ave. . F-M5
FRONT rooms with first class board. 1722
Dodge. P 149-1'
KL1SOANT. front rooms with board. 1909
Capitol avenue. F M161 2
THE PRATT"' fropt room., nnd alcove;
'phono 1592. 212 So. 25th. F-412
FOR RnNT-U.FIIHMSIIED IlOOJly,
FIVE unfurnished chambers for housekeep.
lug to mun and wife. 319 N. 17th. G 169
TWO suites, modern. 616 Georgia avenue.
G-M201 3
FOR IIE.NT STORIS9 AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT, store In first-class location,
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters &
Co., ground floor, Bee bldg. 1265
FOR RENT-3ood store In Davldge build.
lng. opposite city hall; reasonable rent.
JOHN W. ROBlilNS, 1802 PARNAM ST.
" - 1-S10
WHAT'S Jhe uso In working for nothing?
You can earn good wages ,n, local agent
for our. flavoring oxtracts.- Wo start you
lt .business, .Diamond Extract Company,
Omaha, Nob. 1 M222 29
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS, on salary or commission. Tho
greatest agents' seller ever produced;
eyeri- user of pen and Ink buys It on
sight; 200 to 800 per cent protlt; ono
agent h sales nmouuted to 1620 In six days;
another $32 In two hours. Monroe Mfir.
Co.. X 16, La Crosse, Wis. J M2H3 29'
Wanted to rent.
FURNISHED house for tho summer; man
and wife; unexceptional references. F 17,
Beo. K M19 29
WANTLD By young gentleman, board and
room In prlvnto family, within walking
distance of Bee Bldg; rates must bo
reasonable. Address P 49 Bee.
K 213 29
ANTED, by couple, 2 or 3 well furnished
convenient rooms; good locality for light
housekeeping. P 50, Bee. K M223 29
8'fOHAGb.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. 912
914 Jonoe, general storage and .forwarding.
617
Om. Van Stor. Co., 1611H Farn. Tel 1559, 863.
648
WANTED TO KV.
ALL kinds of househdld goods, hotels, etc.,
In largo or small quantities. Chicago Fur
niture Co., 1406-10 Dodge. Tel, 2020.
N-r.19
WILL purchase a limited number of
Omaha Bavlngs Bank. accounts. Brennan
iLove Co., 309 So. 13th. N-C50
2D-HAND books Tor cash. Crane. 207 N. 16th
.N-M601
ALL kinds of household and hotel goqds.
a card or Tel 77U Levlne & Schonstcad,
301-6 N. 16th., corner Davenport.
N-M32G M7
ALL kinds of household und hotel goods;
drop a rard or tel.. 771: mnn. will call.
Lovlne, 304-6 N. 10, corner Davenport.
N-M326 M7
WANTED TO BUY
At a bargain only a gpod 6 or 7-room liouso
In good condition, on or near street car
lino between Webster and Emmet sts.
Address P52, Omaha Bee. N M23S 23
FOR SALE rUll MTU IE
FOR SALE-Furnltnre. 5-room house. In
quire 618 North 17th St. 0-671
FOR SALE-HOUSES, VEHICLES, ETC.
TOP BUGGY for sale, In good condition.
U 40. Bee. P-M1W
PHAETONS, buggies, road wagons nnd
harness, Andersen Buggy Co., Cor. 15th
and Davenport Sts, P 926
BECOND-HAND top buggy in -pood condl
tlon for sale cheap. Inquire 2124 Locust
street. P-MJ37
FOR SALE, flno horse for lady, 8 years
old, sound and good driver. Call 2ith and
A streets, South Omuha. P M131 30
FOR SALE, fancy saddler. English hunter
beautiful bright bay, 16 hands, weighs
1.100. no blemishes, thoroughly trained nil
gaits, safe for lady to ride. Call at No
13 Scott street, Council Bluffs.
P M145 23
NEW and second-hand buggies, express
wagons, runabouts. K. C. Hay Press und
vtaKi'iip, luuuuuuia. .v. v, nil
Machinery Co., 1S07 Jones st.'
B-M166 23
FOR SALE, my horse nnd surrey, nil com
pleto ,ln good condition. Inqulro AV. Run
yan, care lleebe & Runyatv Furniture Co.
l'-M231 a
CANOPY top surrey, nearly new;, cheap.
Rowden, 43d and Grant. P Mils 29
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAPEST and best poultry and hog
, fence. 801 Douglas 3L Q 652
CUTTERS of drug prices, Sherman .t Mc
Connell Drug- Co., Cor, 16th and Dodge
I
Q
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THE OMAHA DA1JL1' MKEt SATURDAY,
I for salk-mmci:llani:oi,s. I MOMJV TO loan-chattels, t .,., ,,,,,.. .,.,.-.. ! T
2DHAND safe cheap,
Derlght, 1116 Parnam.
(J -055
II. HAAS, Florist, 1813 Vinton St. Tel. 776.
Plants, cut flowers, bnqucts, hall, resi
dence, wedding and grave decorations.
Orders by mall or express promptly lined.
VI vXi
SAFES.buy, sell, Schwarts, 111 S 13. Tel 1697
Q-MSSI
BEST yajues In bicycles! Sterling, JI0;
Spalding and Racycle, 125! Manson, J.12;
Acme, US; other makes, fi. Omaha Bi
cycle Co.. 16th & Chicago Sts. Q C37
WIRE fence Leddy, 1617 Howard. Tel. 1690.
Q-615 Aug-9
LIVE STOCK for sale nt Brush, Colo.! 221
head good grndo New Mexico cows,
mostly reds and roans; will be nbout 75
per cent calf crop. Also 101 head 2-yenr-old
steers, nil good colors and In good
condition; can be shown and delivered on
track samo day. Want to close out by
May 15. No trouble nor expense to show
them. Will sell all or any part. Price,
320.50 per head. Wm. E, Echols, Brush,
Colo. Box 6. Q-Mlll
POR SALE, sidewalk plnnk, nil widths, 6
to 12 Inches, and (!, 8 nnd 10 feet lengths,
for 39.00 per thousand feet. Also kindling
wood nt 31 n load. Chicago House Wreck
ing Co., Exposition Grounds, 'Phono 661.
Q-M136 8
SAFE or sale, cheap. 617 N. Y. Life.
Q-SI165 29
THE latest pneumatic tired blko buggy,
1136. Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chicago
sts. Q-M160
FOR SALE Mortgago for $375. P 48, Beo,
Q-MI-29
POR SALE Cheap, two hard coal stoves,
Inqulro Saturday. 1120 S. 2Sth St.
Q-211-27
CO HEAD registered Jersey cows, also num
ber of heifers. H. J. Hackett. 4622 Boule
vard nve., 3d houso west Deaf and Dumb
Institute. Q M22S 29
FRESH Jersey cow. E. Svcnson, 42d and
Spraguo sts. Q M224 29
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furniture
& stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago Furniture Co., 1406-10 Dodge.
R-C59
CLAIRVOYANTS.
GREAT FORTUNE TELLER Free test
Just arrived from Europe, where for llfty
years my grandmother was tho greatest
astrologlst of the day; will remain a short
tlmo; tells six different wayB, past, pres
ent, future. In person or by letter; gives
lucky numbers: tolls lady or gent who tho
futuro husband or wlfo will bo by the
letters In the hand; brings back husband
or lover In so many days; advice on grain
nnd stock; tlno hair growing tonic; cures
corns, nervous trouble; charm free this
weak: ladles In trouble cull ot once; fo
main troubles, tumors, coughs, colds,
rhoumatlsm. nsthtnn and cntnrrh.
MADAME DE HAZARD, Omaha, Neb.
Parlors, 616 S. 13th street; olilce hours, 10
ft, m. to 9 p. m.; open Sundays; will touch
hand of each customer freo with only
true luck stono In America. B M247 2S
MlIE. GYLMER genuine palmist. 1605 Dodgo
S-661
MRS. HILL, 2002 Cuming St., epless healer.
S-M14I M25
ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
MME. SMITH, room 2. 1185 N. 16th; mag
netlc treatment and baths. , T M167 2
PERSONAL.
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 316 Bee bldg
U-663
YOUR hair shampoed, dressed 3So. Hair toi
let goods. Monhelt, 1518 Farnam. Tel. 2333.
U-673-
MONHEIT, Chiropodist. 1518 Farn. Tel. 2333.
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before & dur
ing conllnement; bablea adopted. 1136 N. 17.
U-66
DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns and superflu
ous hair removed by electricity. Room 12,
Frenzer Block. U-64
T?TTTJTTT1IT? t ,
- WUICU, I1U JWIIIC, IIU J'U.II, I1U
danger.. Send for circulars. Empire Rup
ture Cure, 932 N. Y. .Life Bldg.; Omaha.
T ( ' TTCC7
STAMPS for collectors; albums, supplies.
Frank Brown, 22054 S. 13th. U-671
1623 DOUGLAS, Mme. Truo, faclnl treat
ment. U JI978 31
PRIVATE home 'before and during confine
ment; babies adopted. Mrs. Burget. 2633
Decatur. u 070
PLEATINO and pleated rklrt of all kinds.
M. Goldman & Co., 2j0 Douglas block.
U-456S
CLOTH by tne yard for ladles' tailor suits.
Dresher Tailoring Co., 435 Paxton Block.
U-M970 m3
YOU can have any want advertisement
published In the Dally Capital, Des
Moines, la, (circulation dally 13,000), for
1 cent per word first Insertion, V4 cent per
word each subsequent insertion, cash to
accompany order. U M725 M2
ADVERTISING fnns, paper napkins, calen-
Burkley Printing Co.. Omaha. U-M788
THIS weok U solrs oak leather. 35c; velvet
ruDDcr heels. 35c. Tho old rellablo 8. P.
Poterccn's shoe store, 16th and Cubing.
U-Mtt-i Mil
WANTED, amateur .musical and dramatic
talent. Rice, 626 N. Y. Life bldg.
U-M9S4 23
MME. SMITH, magnetic treatment and
baths. US! North 15th, room 2.
U-131-1
MME. TRUE, facial treutmcnt. 1623 Doug-
lns- U M193 6
RICH grnln dealer, widower, 44; largq In
come, property and good home, wants
wife, cheerful and real homemnkcr. Box
216, Ehglewood station, Chicago.
U-203 27
MONEY TO LOAN UEAI, ESTATE.
PRIVATE money, 6, IV,. 6 per cent: no de
lay. Garvin Bros., 1613 Parnam. W 673
PRIVATE money. P. D. Wead, 1624 Douglas,
W-671
WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. R. c. Peters & Co.. 1703
Farnam St., Bee Bldg. W-675
6 PER CENT money. Bcmls, Paxton block.
W i,6
FIVE per cent farm loans. Chas. E. Wil
liamson. AV 677
MONI'A to loan on first-clans Improved city
property or for building purposes. Payne
Knox Co . New York Life. W-678
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms at 6 per cent. Borrowors
can pay J100 or any multiple. Any In
terest dato. No delay. Brennan-Lovo Co.,
309 South 13th street, Omaha, Neb,
W-691
6,,A.6ter conK,0.n.9.raana- 8- Omaha,
... . .muiiitia, Mi ji iiui. Dana. Tel. lot.
MONEY to loan at 6 and 6W, per cent on
Omaha property. W. B. Moikle, 401 8. 16th.
W-6S9
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Brcnnan-Lovo Co., 309 So. 13th.
W-C90
11,000 and upward to loan on Improved city
. ""u mniiB. v, rarnam amitn
& Co., 1320 Parnam. W 693
WANTED, city loans, bonds and warrants.
ucuigo ; i-umpuny, ,ioui rarnam st.
W-M967
MONEY In nny amount at 5. 6U. 6 per cent.
J. W. BOBBINS & CO.. 1802 FA R NAM St!
W AH73
BIONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS,
MONEY I'
We have ti large amount to loan on house
hrtlil f t irnl 11 fi rtlitrtita nfrt m .. . . 1
v. -o I r t hnrtna parr nitaa An
1: 1 iuio MIIM
.! f Vl
(Established 1892.) 306 South 16th Street.
V XIiA
OMAHA CREDIT CO.. ROOM
526 FIFTH PLOOlt, .New York Life Bldg.
X-157
I " ........ .......... . t rvil lill li .-vi lli. II.
MONEY
LOANED TO
SALARIED
PEOPLE
on their own name, In amount from tlO.OO
up. A comparison of our rates with others
Is all we ask, as we 1 are 1 posltlvo that
ours are tho lowest In the city. Remember
that we are the only loan company giving
you the privilege of paying your loan ALL
or In PART at nny TIME and thcroby stop,
ping tho cost. Business confidential. Treat
ment courteous.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO,.
Tel. 2295. Room 119, Board of Trade hide.
X-MM1
MONEY TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS
diamonds, watches, on easy payments, un
known to others; you keep the goods, each
'payment lessens the tost of the loan! no
chargo for papers and wo make no In
quiries ot your neighbors. BKROERS'
LOAN CO., 1601 Parnam, over B. & M..
ticket office, X-693
MONEY ADVANCED FOR
SALARIES.
Salaried employes of good character can
obtain accommodation at much less cost
nnd embarrassment than has hcretoforo
been possible by applying t0 American
Loan Co., Room 601 Beo bldg. X 815
MONEY loans on furniture, diamonds,
watches, etc.; payments confidential.
Omaha Chattel Loan bank, 220 S. 16, up
stairs X 694J
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 8. 13.
X-700
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horsos
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green R. 8, Barker blk
X-703
MONEY loaned salaried pcoplo holding per
manent position with responsible concerns
upon their own names without socurlty;
easy payments. Tolmun, 700 N. Y. L. Bldg.
X-701
LOANS on furniture, horses, cows, etc.
OUR TERMS ARE THE BEST OF
FERED IN OMAHA. J. W. Tayloe, 218
First Nat. Bank Bldg. X 702
MONEY. MONEY.
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser or mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
X-157
SALARY LOANS; LOW RATESj7vT
Tayloe, 218 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
X-M463
BUSINESS CHANCES.
THE NEW SNOW CirURCH CO., gives
strict attention to all classes ot collec
tions. 401-2-3-4-5 N. Y. LIto Bldg.
. Y-787
FOR SALE, drug etoro or half Interest In
samo; doing good business and located
in one of tne best towns in Meurasxa.
For particulars address Frank Nedela,
.rote, .sod. x Aiisv
WANTED, young mnn to Invest $200 In pay
ing business; work cosy; experience not
necoFsary; salary and commission, Ad
dress Put, Bee. Y M2I5 2S
TAILOR wanted; a good tailor as a partner
wanted nt once- cood chance for the right
man. uuri i'. unuecraniz, iiouiregc. feu.
Y M237 1
GENERAL stock of merchandise In nros
porous western Iowa town; two 'trunk
railways; best reusons lor selling; sncrl
lice. Address F 51. Bee. Y M240
POR SALE, 'hnrdwnrn store nnd stock;
long established trade; also a good , resi
dence with lino grounds. Address O. B.
Cadwell, Logan. In. Y M230 2
1350 BUYS good real estate. Insurance nnd
collection business. Including ofllco build
ing furniture nnd supplies. Good opening
ror n. younff attorney. Aauress u, w.
Roa, Dodge, Neb. Y M232 SO-
MEDICAL practice for sale, unopposed. In
Nebraska railroad town of 600; apply Im
mediately; JS50 buys houso and practice.
P 47, Bee. Y M235 29
FOR SALE, boarding house full of Rood
paying bourders, 3100. 113S N. 17th st.
Y M220 29
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
PIANO for delivery horse.' E 22, Bee.
Z-M473
HAVE good farms to exchange for mer
chandise. W. V. Hodges.'Bee bid, Omaha.
Z-M518
COMPLETE drug store and hnndsomo fix
tures and soda fountain for sale cheap,
or 'trnde for improved farm. Address P
29, Bee. Z-M1U M24
OR SALE HEAL ESTATE.
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEAT?5:iARTER8
for REAL ESTATE BARGAINS; LOW
EST RATES on LOANS; SOUND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES, FLATS, STORES,
for RENT. First floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE-701
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also tire
Insurance. Bcmls, Paxton blk. RE 703
SNAPS In real estate, money to loan. L. L.
Johnson Co., 314 8. 16th St. RB-712
CHEAP homes on monthly paymontB. In
surance. Money to loan. G. E. Turklng-
trt CAT. 1").. . T ) 1 , r. T l." Ol r
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Your choice of
7,000,000 acres Ranch Land
for sole by
Union Pacific Railroad Company
at from 60c to 32.00 per acre.
Kan., Neb., Colo.. Wyo. nnd Utah.
Address B. A. McAllister. Land Com.,
Omaha, Neb.
RE 512 May 13
FOR QUICK returns on bargains only see
S. A. Broadwell, 501 N. Y. Life Bldg,
RE-709
HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y, LIFE BLDG.
Real Estate. Rentals, Loans, Insurance.
RE-705
IP YOU have a bargain, to offer In real
estate see 8. A. Broadwell, 601 N. Y. Ufa.
RE-707
A GREAT SNAP Seven-room, modern
house: location one of the best In Hans
corn Placo; must be sold quick; party
leaving city. M. J. Kcnnard & Son, solo
ngents, suite 310 Brown blk. RE M955
HOUSES, farms. R. C. Fattoraon, 3X N Y L
RE-711
P. D, WEAD, BARGAINS.
$000 Good 4-room house, 2017, Castcllnr
avenue.
550 House and lot, Sth, near Bancroft.
3500 5-room house, 3518 Parker, with lot
Oxl27.
$1,200-3037 California, 6 r., bnth, barn.
$3,2002018 N. 21st, high nnd sightly, largo
lot, beautiful trees, 12-room house,
with bath, attic and cellar, bricked
bottom and aides; $500 cash, balance
easy.
$3,500iiettutlful home on 10th St.
$2,500 S-r., Kountzo Place, corner.
$2,200-9-r., S. W. of Pnrk Ave. nnd Lcav
enwnrth, with porcelain bath,
See us If you wish to get big" interest
on real estate Investments. P. I), Wead,
1621 Douglas; est. 13S7. RE-120 27
F. D. WEAR'S SPECIALS:
$600.00, houso and half lot 2507 Burdctto St.
$350.00, Comfortable 4-room house and lot.
$1,000, House In splendid condition near
Ames Ave. car barn.
$1,200 for houso nnd ten lots on paved St, '
fully paid. This Is a grand opportunity,
P. D. Wead, 1521 Doug ah St.
RU193-27
BARGAINS, April 27 and 28, 1900.
C. 'P. HARRISON & GEO. T. MORTON.
913 New York Life. Tel. 314 or 2612-P,
290S S. 17th street, 9-room house, barn,
75 feet, call front, only $2,200.
2517 S. 32nd St. (not avenue), 100
feet on Boulevard, tax paid, $2,500.
Seven rooms, 36th, near Farnam, nsplmlt
street, very desirable, only $3,500.
1515 S. 29th St. (not avenue), 8 rooms,
hard wood finish, nil modern, $1,000.
1531 S. 29th St. (not nvenue), 8 rooms,
nil modern, pavement paid, $3,500.
RE-202-27
AM Just authorized to nccopt for few
days only $2,600 for nn S-r. house and full
lot In Hanscom Placo; paving fully paid.
F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas St.
RE-192-27
FOR SALE, my home, north Hamcom
park, full eatt front lot, house 9 rooms,
modern, complete, fln barn, artificial
walks, large shade trees. P 46. Bee.
RE-M195 24
Al'HlIj L8,
1WU0.
Real EMtitc llulletlu
of REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
McCiikuo Inv. Co..
ISOtl Dodge.
RH-20!l 2S
I IN LST farm In southsldo Virginia, 1.373
acres on Roanoke river. Well watered
and timbered. Splendid buildings; good
orenard. 1-1 n . I .t .... - - 1 1 ......
cllmnte; mild winters. Terms nccommo-
.....nib, vjt-uitio iauur I"nillis, vn.
RE-M216 2S
GOOD r,-ltlnm nllnnn tttu n...l .1.11..
. tLr,. 4 . ' lu.nif,, , ,,,,,, 1 11 un, 111,
?.' 'I011. ""'i. balance of principal and
iiiciisi. j moniniy. i' w, uee,
. RE-M226 23
Al'CTION.
AU(TION-On ncct. of bad weather the
sale- of Sohlltz hotel nnd cafe furniture Is
postponed until Monday, April 30, sale to
.......... ,,v. ... iv 11, hi. suiiri,, inn nesi ot
this furniture Is left. Twenty elegant
sulto Pieces, hedroom suites, fine wnrd-
robes. fiflO vnr,l nil mnl
one elegant sideboard, one drop-head sew-
.....v ..in, , 11111 mean, ono line rnsn
register (cost $225.00). one lsdy's bicycle,
round oak tablrn, refrlgorntorfl, Icp boxed,
moqitcttf enrpets, 0110 piano and other
things too numerous to mention. En-
puiv, ivui iinu jinrney sts,
OMAHA AUCTION CO,
M-216 2S
FOR RENT-LAND.
FOR 11 M N'T tvoal IK ,.. t .1.. x. ...
i.1",'4 f.00""" 35. Township 15, Unnge
12. Lnst, Douglas County, Nebrnska.
This pleco of land Is situated on Center
street nbout 1 9-10 miles west ot Ruser's
Park and Is CIS miles from tho city hall
und has n very good three or four-room
,. n ROOI, wpn upon
ruv'iMV'1 ,0 Commissioner of Health,
City Hall, Omaha. 190-29
FURXITUHE REPAIRING.
GLOBE Couch Co., 1519 Leav'th. Tel. 2529.
5SS
PACKING, upholstering, mattress, feather
hiii; cf' vaiKlin, 2111
En'Pil1?' "Pholatorlng, cablnet-maklng.
t-eflniMhlng: mattresses made over. Ws
292 May21
BERTRAM STEFFEN. upholstering, mat
Jiorp,!v 1 d' C0Uch" df order.
. "" JIiW .M19
LOST.
L?SJ'..nt. J','5 Nash-Crclghton wedding, a
Cudahv. 332 South 37th Street, and ro
cclve liberal reward. Lost 183
LOST-Ppckotbook, on leaven worth oar.
5.1?ia 'JF 5',?,mn" change and key. Re-
m uiiiu tmu receive rewara.
. Lost 206 28
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Osteopathic Institute, 615 N. Y.
Llfo Bldg.: Alice Johnson, n n io,u..!
dept.; Old. E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, mgr.
-714
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still school
Klrksvllle. Mo., 604 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367!
-715
A. T. HUNT.osteopath; all chronic diseases:
"results tell." 3& Cnrh, mi, Vf.i SSv
" . 1 . . , ci, too.
. -716
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life
-727
AT OMAHA Bus. College, 16th & Douglas,
-72S
BYLKS college, oourt reporter principal
723
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand eol
lege. Boyd's theater. 730
MEDICAL.
A1511?.? ou,t of health find prompt relief.
Box 232. Omnho, Neb. Confidential.
M67S M4
BICYCLES.
Repaired, 24 & Charlea; tires, $1.76. Tel. 232T
-917-May 1'
THE best new bicycle. $16.60 up"; repairing,
enameling nnd sundries; 2d-hnnd wheels.
$3 up. Louis Flescher, 1622 Capitol Avo.
M431
FISHING RESORTS.
THE Lnngdon Hotel Is now open for sea
son 1900. Finest fishing resort In ths
west: good boats, plenty of mlnows; rea
sonnblo rates. Frank T. Vogt, Langdon,
Mo- 743 018
WATER FILTERS.
"STANDARD" Water Filters, all kinds of
filter supplies. Tel. 306. 1507 Harnoy St
M843 A3!
TYPEWRITERS.
REMINGTON Standard Typewriter ana
supplies. 1619 Fnrnnm. 720
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand, 1116 Parnam.
72)
STOVE REPAIRS.
GASOLINE stoves cleaned. 801-2 N. 16th.
-M354
GAS, gasollno stoves repaired; stoves
siorea. city move itepair whs, 209 S. 13th.
-174
MIRROR FACTORY.
DAMAGED looking glasses resllvcred. 70!
. ietn. M497
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office, rellablo, accommodat
ing; an uusiness conuaentiai, 13U1 Douglas.
-733
Diamond loan ofllce. Hth and Douglas; low
raits, inoBi rcuunic unreaecmeu gooos.
M450 Jll
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughan, 430 Ramgo Bldg.
nit
I dl
LOCKSMITHS.
KEYS fitted, locks repaired, by B. W.
ecuneiucr, ai iuwnitna uun 1.0. 1 ei. mo.
-M620 A29
C. R. HEFLIN, expert locksmith and model
maicer. 307 aouth 16th St. 'Phone 2022.
-924
HOTELS.
METROPOLITAN, European. l!th & Doug
las; lowest rates, wm. uarr, .Mgr. Tel. Z4l.
M-676
THURSTON, 15 & Jackson: American &
European. ;sewiy rcuttca. I'rices moa'r'to
FM744-
LADNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry, shirts 7c, Collars
2c, cuffs 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 517.
. -721
CARPENTER AND JOI1I1ER.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repnlrlng
Sromptly nttended to. J. T. Ochtltr'eo,
Ith and I.nko Sts. 370
FURNITURE PACKING.
OM. Van Stor. Co , 1511JS Farn. Tel. 1559, 863.
-723
JUNK.
D. & M. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop,, dealers
In all metals, bottles, etc. Carloads a
specialty. 8H-S03 Farnam, Omaha. Tel. 2378.
101-M 4
TRUNK FACTORY.
TRUNKS, traveling nags, suit cases. Trunks
repaired. Om. Trunk Factory, 1209 Parnam
-722
AUCTIONEERS.
OMAHA AUCTION CO. Satisfaction guar
anteed, 620 N. 16th St. Telephone 2168.
-M7S3
MAGNETIC INFIRMARY.
THE Nebraska, 1517 Chicago St.
RELOA1N HARES, all grades. Nietr..
Napto Supply Co., Breeders and Dealers,
Denver, Colo. M659 30
PLEATINO.
ACCORDION pleating. Ivory-rlm buttons.
Mrs. A, C. Mark, 17th A Farnam. It Ml.
-560 M26
NICKEL PLATING.
Omaha Dating Co., Be Bldg. Tel. 2JM.
736
CARPET CLEANERS.
HOWARD & JOHNSON, stnr houso nnd
carpet cleaners, 105 8. 15th. Tel. 2261.
-MI32 1
LADIES' SUITS.
H'tST-CLASS ladles' suits made to order
at 323 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
-M181 2S
- . 1
BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird store. 1603 Leavenworth.
-725
Unit's Sate
Bicycles,
Typewriters
J.J. Deright&Co.
1116 Farnam St.
Omaha.
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should bo rend DAILY by all Interested,
as change may occur at any time.)
il T M 1 1 II ..tall- . 1. ,. 1 . 1 ,,
no CCr ... . " '" wvr. rimuiK April
28, 1900 will close (PROMPTLY In nil
ia???A.t.ih?.G,lornl Eostofllce as follows:
PARCELS POST MAILS close one hour
vuruvr innii nosing tlmo shown below.
Parcels Post Malln for Germany close at
v v. ii. -uuuuuy mm eunrsuay.
Trnns-Atlnntle Mall.
ovi i'huai ai v;w n. m. for EUROPE,
Uc'r..B- ." Statendnm. via Plymouth and
Hot t eriln m r nt O a t- 1111 1 v .... -
' Tr?v.r vm Naples (mall must bo ill
Ii't.?d.. l,5Sr.?' "'. Travc''); at 11 a. in. for
u .1 1 """v" Pcr s. s. 1 ningvniin, via
""i"ini iniau iniisi ne nirecieu "per s.
s. Thlngvnlla"); nt 12:30 p. m. (supplemen-
yrnia. via Qiifenntown (mail tnliPt he
"iH-wiru vvr b. a. ivcrnia )t
PfiTVTPn MATTCU Tr r-i
flJeamerB sailing on TiiMdaya taltti printed
ntitlreiiBecl primed matter, etc, for other
parts of Kurope. American White
St AP nliiDmnrs nn 1aha..1 a - -
and trench steamers on Thursdays and
-" " -4 ' i. iiv. viriiuii'i siuainurs un aiur-
uiiyB lane prinieu matter, etc., ror all
countries for which thoy arc advertised
to carry mall.
After tho closing of tho supplementary
Trans-Atlantic malls named above, addi
tional supplementary malls nre opened on
the piers of the American, finglls!., -Trench
mill fltrmMn n.AnwtdwM r. ,. .. . I ..
. . nivrtllirmi I4IIII ..'IIIUIII IjpQIl
until within ten minutes ol tho hour of
uiiinB ui aieamer.
fetalis for South nnd Centrnl America,
Went Indira. Etc.
SATURDAY-At 2:30 n. m. for NASSAU,
N, P., per steamer from Miami, Flo.;
Ht 10 n. m (llhflUmanli.. in,i,t n ... ,
for FORTUNE ffll.AND. JAMAICA! SA-
AJii;,SJL,'x- -'iiiAUis.A and GREY-
Rica must bo directed "per s. s. Alenc");
t V."' " ,ur -i."Ai per s. s. Havana,
v a Havana; at 11 a. m. for PORTO RICO.
v-1,7,-J.?.nSe'. aJ,so J.T THOMAS nnd ST
I 'HO TV via t Tim n.l . .
at, 1I. m. for NUEVITAS, OIBARA,
BARBACOA and PUERTO PADRE, per
, . ' ' ...fc tuiunmii iiuiii iiiit.i,
SIIJCnAV A. K-m n Vr, OT Offnnn
u Jl. . ul ptr "toamer from North
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at
this ofllco dally at 8:30 p. m. (connecting
close here every Monday, AVodneriov and
. Saturday). Malls for Miqulon. by i'r.11 to
Boston, and thence by steamor, close at
this ofllco dahy at 8:50 p. in. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Fin., and
thence by stenmer, close at this ofllce
dally (except Monday) at 7 a. m. (the
connecting closes art nn Sunday, Wed.
ncsday and Friday). Malls for Cuba, by
rail to Miami, FIt, nnd thenco ty steamer,
close at thlB office every Monday. Tues
day and Saturday at 2:30 n. m, Uhe con
necting closes nre on Tuesday nnd Satur
day). Malls for Mexico City, overland,
unless specially addressed for dispatch by
steamer, close nt this office daily at 2:30
a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Malls for Costa Rica,
Belize, Puorto Cortez and Guatemala, by
rail to New Orleans, and thence bv
stenmer, closo nt this ofllco dally at 3
p. m. (connecting closes hero Tuesdays
for Costa Rica and Mondays for Belize,
Puorto Cortez nnd Guatemala) Regis
tered mall closes at 6 p. m. previous day.
Registered mall closes at (I p. m. second
day before.
Trnns-Pnolfle Mnlln.
Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, close
iiero uiiiiy nt bf.vj p. m. up to April 27th,
inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Australia.
Malls for Hawaii, China, Japan nnd Phil
ippine Islands, via San Francisco, close
S..5f..,,n."y. ,lt. C:3,i P' m' 110 t0 AI'r
28th, inclusive, for dlspllch per s. h.
City of Rio Janeiro, Mnlls for Australia
(except West Australia, which goes via
Europe, nnd New Zealand. which
R?f.8 ,Va ,8an Prunclsco), Hawnll and
l-ljl Islnnds, via Vancouver, close hero
dally nt fl:30 p. m. up to April 2Sth,
Inclusive, for dlspntch per s. s. Mlowera.
Mnlls for China and Japan, via Van
couver, close here dally at 6:30 p. m.
up tb May 2d. Inclusive, for dlspntch
per s. s. Empress of China (registered
mall must be directed "via Vancouver").
Mnlls for Australia (except West Aus
tralia), New Zealand, Hawaii, FIJI nnd
Snmonn Islands, via San Francisco, close
here dally at 6:30 p. m. after April 2Sth
nnd up to Mny 12th. Inclusive, or on
day or nrrlvnl of s. a. Campania, duo
at Now York Muy 12th, for dispatch
per s. s. Alameda.
CORVELIITS V1N i-TITT n.im..i..
Postotflce, New York, N. Y.. April 20, 1900.
(iOVERNMENT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES -Department
of tho Interior, Ollleo of In
dian Affairs, Washington, D. C, Mnrch 20
1W. Seuled proposnls, Indorsed "Proposals
for blankets, woolen and cotton goods,
clothing, etc,." ns tho case may be, nnd
; . . -V -"""""niiii-r oi inoian
Affairs, Nos, 77 nnd 79 Wooster street. Now
York City, will be received until 1 o'clock,
p, m of Tuosdny. Mny 15, 1900, for furnlshi
lng for tho Indian Service, blnnkcts, wooden
and cotton goodn. clothing, notions, lints
t.M "i"Jt iii'io ((ii.ai. jv luauu uur. Oil vtOV-
ernment blanltn. Schedules Klvlnp all nocen-
n j iiiiui itiaiiiiii lur uiutirrs win e f ur
nlshed on application to the Indinn Omco.
n.u,,, vj, .."i, ii nun ij woosior
a.trcu.t' Lp.w Yor,f. CIL,! or 2,5 Johnson
.l.utl nhlnnnA Til . I. I . . .
.'.""""f."1."1'' .v,miiinissnries Ol
Subsistence, U. S, A. nt Cheyenne, Leaven
worth, Omnhn, St. Louis, Ht, r-nul, and San
Yankton, Arkansas City, Caldwell, Topeka
i iuiiiiu, uiiu i uncuii, JllUH win no openoa
at tho hour and dayB abovo stated, and
i,uc-io uir, IUV1H.-U in ue irpneni ai 1110
opening, The Department reserves tho right
i uciv, iiiiiiu niu imiiii. ui uuiivery anu 10
reject any and till bids, or uny part of nny
bid. W. A. JONES. Commissioner
A-17 to May 12-M
"OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR
termaster. Fort Leavenworth. KnnsiiK.
April 20, 1900. Scaled proposals In trlplicnto
win no receiven at mis omco until z o ciocn,
p. in., central time, Jlay 25th, 1900, nnd
then onened for constructing the follow
ing buildings, Including plumbing, heating
and electric wire: Ono hospital, one bnr-
rack, one gun shed, one artillery stable, two
cavalry stahles, one bacholor olllccrs'
ciuarters. eight double sets officers' quart
ers at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, Pull
Information ami blank form of proposals
furnished unnu nnnllcntton to this office.
Plans and speclllcatlons may be seen hero;
also In ofllco of depot quartermaster ut
Chicago, St. Louis nnd Omaha, Unllld
States reserves tho right to accent or re.
Ject any or nil proposals or miv part there
of. Envelopes to bo marked "Proposals for
I'umiu iiuiKiiiigs, anci aunresseu to cap
tain D, E, McCarthy, constructing quarter
master." A2S-30-M1-2-J3-2I.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION-OF-llco
of Chief Q. M.. St. Paul, Minn., April
2, 1900 Sealed proposals, In triplicate, will
be received ut this ofllce, until 11 o'clock
a, m May 1, 1900, and opened then for the
construction of a bnkcry at Fort Meade,
S. D. Plans nnd sneclflcutlons mnv hn
seen and hlnnk proposals with full Instruc
tions nnn upon application nero, or to
the quartermaster. Fort Meade, 8. D.
United States reserves tho right to acrept
or reject any or all proposals, or any part
thereof. -G co. K. Tond, C. Q. M.
A2-at&2S'30
In
SIDEWALK BIDS ARE OPENED
llonrd of Public Works Asrertnln the
CiimI lit llonrd mid Stimr
WnlU.
At Its meeting Friday afternoon the Ilia d
of Public Works opened bids on building
and repairing sidewalk for the year, but
action thcrojn was deferred, so far as rd
Intra to wooden walks, to permit of tabula
tion and comparison and as relates to per
manent walks, becauso of curtain conditions
Imrosed by ttio lowest bidder, which Will
bo refwred to the city council.
On permanent walks Patrick Ford ub
mlttod a bid of 1S.9 cents for artlllclnl stono
and .12 of a cent for brick. John Grant
submitted a bid only on artificial Mono,
being IS cent per snuare foot. This bid
was mndo with the condition Imposed that
the city would accept tho warrants hsuul
In payment therefor an securities In other
matters, thereby practically guaranteeing
vayment thereof. Bids on wooden walks wo: a
submitted an follows:
Hwto A Co. Four-foot new plank, Includ
ing wiring, 29.7 conta por foot; a'x-foot
new plank, Including wiring, 39.7 cents nr
foot. Repairing Now lumber, 24 per thou
sand fcot; labor. (12 per thouannd fcttj
nails, I conts per pound; extra labor, per
day, $2; extra grading, 20 cemts per cublo
yard; wiring and' stapling, 2 cenUs,
A up. nut Carstens Now lumbw, per thou
sand feet, $19; 4x4s, 121; labor. $12.25;
nails, 3 cents; wiring' nnd stapling, ui
cents; foreman, $3; extrn grading, IS cenls;
extra labor, team, $3; labor, $1,50.
Hamet &. Co. New walks, four feet, per
foot, .10 cents; olx feet. 10 cents; eight frot,
60 cents; ten feet. 70 cents; twelvn feet,
80 cents; sixteen feet, $1.10; twenty fe6t,
$1.15. repairing Now lumber, per thou
sand, $19; stringers, $22; labor, per thou
sand feet. $11; nnllfl, 3H ccnbi; wiring, 2
cents; centra labor, $2; grading, 20 cents.
Chalrmnn Hosowater roported advorsely
upon claims of J. C. Kunworthy for $37.50
nnd $30, L. C. Mercor for $22.50 and F. J.
Krlpln for $37.50 nnd $25 ns foremen of
street gangs, running back n far ca early
In January. Mr. Rosowuter said that It
was conceded that no services were rondored
nnd that tho claims were based upon nn al
leged practice of 1899 to pay foremen for nit
tlmo, rcgardlrea of - whether they workivl
or not. Accompanying them wns nn order
from the street commissioner requiring them
to report dally nt tho tool house, but tho
city engineer clnlmed thnt the ordeir was
Issued subsequent to the tlmo covered by
a great portion of tho claims. On March 14
he had Issued an order that thoroafter fore
men should receive pay only for tlmo actu
ally nt work and a portion ot the clalmn
wore for tlnin after tho Issuance of that
order. On motion of Westborg such por
tions of the clnlms nn related to time prior
to thnt order were allowed.
CANNON REACHES THE CITY
Run Taken nt Sniitlnno Will Soon
Adorn One nt Oninlin's
, Purlin.
At Its monthly meeting Friday afternoon
tho Hoard of Park Commissioners receive 1
tho following communication from President
H. Q. Hurt of the Union Pacific railroad:
"Arrnngumfints nre being made as rapidly
as possible to go ahead with tho boulevard
viaduct at Vinton street." The agreement
entered Into with the city nllowB the rail
roads until June, 1902, to build the viaduct
so that the commissioners aro congratulat
ing themselves on the speedy outcomo of
their plans. Tho south boulevard Is now nio'ro
than hnlf completed and It la expected that
tho thoroughfaro will bo open from River
vlow to HniiHcom park, viaduct included,
before tho end of tho present year.
Tho board received a notification from
Mayor Moorcs that the cahnon captured by
United States troops at Santiago and lent
to Omaha by the ordnance department, haa
arrived in tho city. Tho mayor asked the
board to confer with tho council relative
to tho disposition of the relic and expressed
a prefcrenco for Joffcrson square. Several
inombcrti believed that tho piece should bo
set on Capitol hill or on the Capitol avenue
approach to tho High school, as an object
lesson more particularly for tho school
children. Tho matter will be taken up with
tho council, which may dccldo upon some
entirely different course, us tho authority Is
vested in thnt body. A chart was enclcsed
specifying tho material and thickness of ths
foundation.
Rllla wero audited and allowed as fol
lows: Park fund, $1,379.30; road fund, $2,-
211.92.
KARR IS NOT SATISFJED
Wants nn Ordinance ItcKiilntlilfr the
Employment of Laborers Ilravrn,
but Ituna AKiilimt Cknrter.
President Knrr ot tho city council l dis
satisfied with tho manner ot employing
laborers In tho street commissioner's depart
ment and proposes, If posstblo, to draft an
ordlnanco centralizing tho authority mors
In accordance with his ldeab. lie gays that
ho desired to recommend a workman for
appointment and was sent from tho city
engineer, who, ho proaumed, exerclsod
authority as president of tho Doard ot
Public Works, to the street commissioner
nnd thenco to tho mayor. He waited In
tho mayor's nnte-eliarrier for three hours
with considerable wtar and tear on his
patience, only to be referred back to tho city
engineer. Mr. Karr spent yestorday morning
with tho city nttornoy In tho effort to con
struct an ordlnnnco which should vest tho
power of appointment In a street commis
sioner, who should bo appointed by tho
mayor nnd council, rather than tho Hoard
of Public Works. Tho charter specifies
positively, however, as to tho manner ot ths
commissioner's appointment, nnd the city
attorney was nblo to glvo the president ot
tho council little encouragement.
FRUIT DEALER SWINDLED
One of Italy's Sons llocimies the
PosHCHNitr uf n Raised
tirecnliueU.
That It Is nn oany matter to ralso ths
new $2 bill wan demonstrated when an Ital
ian fruit dealer presented ono which had
been raUicd to tho postofllco In payment for
a money order.
On tho face of tho now bill aro two
largo "2s" and upon each corner of tho
back Is a small flguro of the same denomina
tion. Tho bill prcwonted at tho postofllca
had been ralsud by cutting flguro "f" from
a confederato bill and pasting them over
tho figures on the $2 bill, Tho word "two"
appears but onco on tho faco of the bill and
thla was obliterated by a process which, gave
that portion of the bill a worn appearance,
Tho raided note was confiscated by the se
cret service officer nnd sent to Washington.
The Italian stated that ho secured It from
somo porKon unknown to him tho night be
foro he presented It at the postoffico and his
story was accepted as truo by the author
ities.
Thnt Tlirolililiia iirndaene
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Kirs' New Llfo Pills. Thousands of suf
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Heavy RiiIiih In Tom.
DALLAS, Tex.. April 27, Torrents of
rain have fallen today all over
Texas. It Is estimated that fullv
an Inch fell ut Dallas between 11 and 11:30
m. m, Crops aro In such bad shape that If
the rain continues a week longer a generul
replanting of corn nnd rotton will be neces
sary In many localities, Murh of ths
wheat will be ruined by rust. More rail
road washouts have been reported.
