Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: riUDAY, .TUXE 20, 1902.
SPECIAL NOTICES
litfMUfarili far taese mIimm
will he likra til 13 ta. for lk
rain ealtloa and natll BO p. aa.
far nralii mm Seaday edHloa.
Mat, 1 l-e word Brat tasertlea,
1 ward thereafter. Ketalae; Ukfi
far less thaa trie for Ik drat laser
tiea. Taese adTertleeaaeala aaaat
eoaeeeBtlTely.
Adtrrllim, ar reqneetlae; a anm
irrr4 rhrrk, r kit aaawers
etreeeed to a aeiakered letter la eara
af The Drf. Jtatwrn aa addressed will
a delivered aa arcseatattea at ta
brake a air.
ia
ITIATIO WASTED.
4 BTESOO RA I'HKR. Whm you want on
Call the Kmln(tun Typewriter cilice. 1S19
Frnam at. Telephone 1573. A 795 J26
WAITED-MALK HELP.
- LEARN
MORE
EARN M0RE
SummerSchooIOf 1902
OF
BOYLES COLLEGE
New York Life Building, Omaha.
Will Open Monday, June 23.
BUSINESS COURSE,
fhla course qualities young people) to
positions as bookkeepers, cashiers.
fill
Mil
clerks, etc., ar.d furnishes a fund of prac
tical business knowledge, exceedingly vai
uabl to every aphere of life.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
Young persona who acquire a proficient
knowledge ot shorthand and typewriting
can always turn their services Into
money, Every graduate of this Institute
occupies a good paying position.
SPECIAL. SUMMER TKRM FOR ruriLS
OF THE rl BUC SCHOOLo.
Begins June 23 and continues six weeks
Heading. Sbeiling. . Writing. Arithmetic,
Grammar, History, Algebra. Tuition lor
this course, 46.0U.
nACKWAllU STUDENTS.
young people who are backward in their
education need not hesitate to enter this
college. They will find kind and courte
ous teachers who Lake an interest In the
students and assist them In the educa
tion thty need.
Apply for Illustrated catalogue,
B-MS74 81
IS K(lR llAIJ." A DAY'S WORK.
If you live In the country or In a small
town and have a good acquaintance
among the farmers and ston raisers In
the neighborhood you can make la easily
by tour or nve nours work. rite ui
and we will send your our proposition,
The nee I'uuusuing to., solicitors uept.
Omaha. incd. aMi
WANTED, a good man In every county to
take subscriptions for The Twentieth
Century tanner. Our agents make good
wages everywhere. References required.
Aduress Twentieth. Century larmer,
Omaha. Neb. ' B 6U
THREE or four good men wanted; IIUO per
month. Call 2i 1'axton block. B Ml
SALESMEN wanted to sell fruit trees; po
sition permanent; pay weekly; write for
particulars. Addreaa Western Nursery
Company, Bales Dept., Lotwrence, Kan
as. am juiya
WANTED, men to learn barber trade; new
field fur our graduates: eight weeks ure-
fiares you for 116 weekly job; best trade
n existence for poor man. Catalogue
mulled free. MukT Barber College, 162J
Farnam St. B aul 20
DEMONSTRATOR to explain medlcology
per week. Hlxenbauga, &UU Ware big,
B io.
WANTED Laborers for steam shovel
work; night or day gang. Hall Grading
and Construction Co., two miles east ol
Broadway motor line, Council Bluffs.
B otii 22
WANTED First-class, experienced sll
aleHiuan. None but such as have had
years of experience In silk depurtmen
neeu appiy. J. i uranaeie & Hum
Boston Store. B 49 2o
ll.SoO YEARLY to party capable of hand
ling agents selling securities on the
tailment and absolute guarantee plan
(8,000,000 sold last year; most popular plai
before the public; references required. In
duatrlal Trust and Securities Co., M8 Purk
Row building, New York. B M86l 25
WASTED I'EMALk HELP.
WANTED, two young lady students to
learn halrdressing, manicuring and chi
ropody and scientific massage. Call or
write Room 2-0, Bee Bldg. C 84'i
160 Girls. Call Canadian offioe, 15th & Dodge.
C ail
WANTED, deserving young lady or gentle,
man to take life scholarship in Omaha's
best business and shorthand college and
pay for It when course is finished and
position secured. Address A 1, Bee,
C-S90
31KL for general housework. 201 S. 2uth SC
C U824
31RL for general housework.
3c27 Marcy,
C 85u ar
WANTED,
Urn. C. C.
girl for general housework,
iroxell, 16ik Emmet street.
C 8vl 21
LAUNDRESS wanted. Apply
iaunuiess, Millard Hotel.
to head
C UU iH
EXPERIENCED girl for
work; small fainny. Hi;
general house
South 32d tit.
C ot 21
WANTED, housekeeper In family of five;
no children; middle-aged woman pre
ferred, re I ere nets required. AddiessDlj,
Bee. C M878 22"
FIRST-CLASS demonstrator, permanent
position, t all Friday alter 7 p. m.. UU
Dodge. Mrs. Eaton. C Ms7j
V ANTED, a good strong woman to do
family washing. Apply at -721 South
Nineteenth street. C M472 2o
FOR ItE.NT HOISES.
VANS and baggage wagons.
Tel. 11H6.
D 84J
Hnl IP5: In all parts of city. The O
I1UUOLJ f, ljgyia Co., 562 Bee Bldg.
D 8a
TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage
Co.; timet i-.ii i rarnam, or leis. id-noj
D 8W
IEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.. for choice
bouses, kul-2 N. k. Lite ttoag. Tel. lulA.
D-taJ
FOR RENT, modern house near High
niiuvi, liie J. r. iavis t.v-, ore u us
D 7j
MAGGARD Van a Storage Co.
Tel. HSi
D nM
HOUSES, etc. F. D.
Wead, 1524 Douglas.
D-i,T
BIX-ROOM Oat, all modern.
1112 So. 11th.
D MirA
FOR RENT
l-room. modern.
detached
house, ne
2&1 Capitol
house, newly painted and papered.
in ted at
TeL 671
Ui.
Ave.
B. 11. Rohison,
D-M4
CENTRAL, 4-room flat,
t.
Ttxard, 2J N. 3J
When You Write
v
to Advertisers
remember It only takes an extra stroke or
two ot the pen to mention tne raci mat
you us tne ad la Ibe a.
SOUTH OMAHA, t-rooin cottage, rth an!
COMPLETE modern -rora dwelling on
Tlilrty-nfth strt.-t. two blocks from rar.
rtaia car line. 1-4 per month Wynian.
atalvar Cu., New York Life t1g-
1-4170 a
for rest-hoi f..
FURNISHED house; modern, nice ahtde;
to r?eptemter 1. Inquire B. ZMn st.
D M27 21
FOR RENT.
F19 Marry St., t rm, sll modern and In
N. W. corner of 2Mh Hnd Jackson Sts., 10-
p.-...-, i i.ii'iiil
room modern houe; has Just been put In
flrt-r m rfrslr. o ptr montn.
GEoK3E AND COMPANY, lifcl FARNAM.
D lol 21
FURNISHED HOUSE.
-room modern house on 8. 4"th st." chrlre
lnrntlon near J-arnam street. per
montn.
GEORGE COMPANY.
D-M2
For rent.
S-room flat.
IRIS Ixaven
D W2 2:
worth bt.
FARNAM s rooms, modern, and burn,
IJT.; 27'6 Davenport, nve rooms and barn.
IH. Others. Hlngwalt Bros., Barker
Block. D 'V
FOR RENT, cheap, store and hotel, U
rooms. Lytle, 41S Tearl it., Sioux City,
la. u-mvj ll
GOOD -room modern house.
JWM Blondo.
D-MS17
HOUSES, stores.
Bemis. Paxton block.
D 291
HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt. Barker block
FOR RENT, 4-room cettage,
7o fl. 17th
St., tli.
D 30
GOOD modern 8-room house.
2504 Rlondo.
D-M.T17
FOR HE!ST Fl RMMIED ltw-.S.
ELEGANT rooms, finest location In the
Ity. I Capitol ave. iv MNiS
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam.
TWO housekeeping rooms IS.
26J3 St. Mary's
. . E 792 JX
FURNISHED flat for rent for summer.
h. W, corner Z4ih and e, Sooth timana.
FIHMSIIED ROOMS AMD BOARD.
Uerrlam, comfortable summer home. Tel 85.
r eou
PLEASANT rooms at the Farnam at spe
cial rates tor gentlemen uuring inontns
ot June, July and August, l&l Farnatn.
i W2 U
TWO desirable front rooms, with alcoves.
T he Pratt, 21il a. 2&th st. r ai43
FOR HE.XT IXFIR.MSHED ROOMS.
DESK room space, $5 pe month, ground
floor room in i ne nee ounuing, lariug
rarnam street; no expense fur light, heat
or Janitor service, it. u. reters & -o.
rental agents. Bee building. U lis
CENTRAL, 1 choice rooms.
220 N. 23d.
U 4l
CENTRAL
three elegant rooms. 220 N.
iid at.
Q MCG6
2015 CALIFORNIA, two unfurnished rooms.
U .UfllB 41
KNT1KE second floor unfurnished resi
dence; modern; rooms large and cool for
summer. e. 2jth t. u aim
eB - . -1 - a
FOR REST STORES AXD OFFICES.
for RENT, the building formerly occu
pied by Tne Bee at lu Farnam St. It
lias four stories and a liuement which
was formerly used aa The Bee press room.
This will be rented very reasonably. It
interested aiibiy at uuce to C C. Rose-
water, secretary, room 100, Bee building.
1261
FOR RENT, store In first-class location;
rent reasonable. Apply 11. C. Peters a:
Co., ground floor, Bee bldg. I L'w
FOR RENT, desk room or large space
suitable for merchandise broker or party
doing business In wholesale district. In
quire Hene at Co., le Farnam at.
1-M224
M'CAGUE BUILDING,
15th and Dodge Sts.
Finely lighted and ventilated offices
to let, singly or en suite. Good
janitor and elevator service.
W. FARNAM SMITH CO.,
13.V FARNAM, ST.
I-25
MODERN building In wholesale district.
1, U. weaa. la. Douglas ti.
1869 J y-15
AGEVfS WASTED.
WANTED, canvassing agents In every
county to solicit suuscriptious to THE
TWENTIETH CENTUrt Y FARMErt;
steady employment with assured good
Income: aavnta In the country with
horse and buggy especially desired; can
vassers make easily too to iiuu per month.
Aduress century r armer solicitors
bureau. Bee building. Omaha. 214
AGENTS wanted to sell medicine that will
cure all diseases. Prof. Johnson, 6ju
Bee building. J 664 24
AGENTS make 86 dally selling the cheap
est and moat perfect water inter ever In
vented; retails at si.bu; big profit; exclu
sive territory, beneca Filter Co., Seneca,
Aid. j ais.k ii"
WASTED TO REST.
WANTED, to rent, house T rooms, lot.
shaded. Must have barn ana lot fenced.
One year, or would buy. Address Lung,
care Delione hotel. iv (C W
WASTEDTO BUY.
WANTED, two or three good vacant lots.
suitaoie lor resiuencea or naia; must be
good locations ana price reasonaoie; all
tasn anu no extra expense ot selling.
Auureas direct to buyers, B hi, care Bee
otnee. ? Jtiiis
WANTED 2d-hand clothing for cash. 1207
Farnam. N M2Ki Jy. i
WANTED Claims against Globe Savings
liana, vt rite c ui, iice oiuce.
N 73221
WANTED 500 to l.ooo yards of dirt at loth
and Aroor sts. Apply at aui New lor a
11 1 e Bldg. IN M&41 .1
WANT to buy two Shetland ponies. Apply
alter p. m. iisje -tiu, joe iiart.
N 6A 19
WANTED, to buy a good second-hand
soua touutain. Address Lewis Bakery
Co., i.ewis, i a. . Aioo w
SECONDHAND Edison Standard or Home
r'houograph. Also ".New Process ' phono
graph records, lsug Webster. N 6, Ur
FOR BALE FlHXiriHE.
CHICAGO Furniture Co.. 1410 Dodge. Tsl.
iM. ,Nw and seconu-naud, bougut, soia.
exchanged. o eel
FOR SALE IIOHILI, WAtsOAS, ETC.
FOR SALE, cheap, a Concord buggy. ISth
md in i on. le4
PA1N1ING and repairs on wagons, etc.
our specialty. It. rest, 14 Ul ud Leav-
enwortu, lei. It4. P eoi
FOR SALE, buggies, phaetons, runabouts,
new and seconuliaud, at cut prices. Re
pairing, punning anu trimming; aieo put
uti ruooer tires, rieiner, i,iu sua UjV'
enwtrtu sts P ,7i
SEVERAL hue driving horses. Waller
Pheips, Room D. N. i. Lile Bldg.
P-M863
fr uit h A Lull,
2D11AND safe cheap. Swh waits. 114 tt. Uxh.
W 4
FLESCUER sells bicycles. 1622 Capitol Ave,
2DHAND safe cheap.
Deright, 111 Farnam.
VI-
bECONDHAND billiard and pool tables
buliara tables repaired; a laigs stock of
cheap Oar uxtt-res, cigar counters, etc.
'i he Brunswick. Baiae coilender Co., 4o7-9
South lvta. si Ui
FOR SALE, fine Imported harness, 'brass I
mounted and trimmed, cost when new
tjo; will awii ror tew. can be seen at Doty
a Russell barn, tvlh ana Leavenworth
1 streets.
U 4ua
100 STYIXS tniuei; caiaiogja free, tiner-
man 4V Mi Council Drug Co., lath and
Dodge, Omaha, - Q MI
FOR Al.lv IIC F.I.I. ANF.UI .
BICYCLES and phonographs on easy pay-
nts down. II er pen , .iIDhi d
wheeis. I'. ! and li; new wheels, lii.
Clnuha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chn igo fts.
W Mss
VIHE fnre for poultry, hog. "awn snd
yard, hitrh posts, tree gu.ir is. ire
orgs, oil n. iotn ,iei. ii.v
Julv3
IOII SALE, phonographs, superior to any
other musical instrument; - up. I he
Vlttman Co., l&il rarnam. j-h
NEW aid
2dha.id typewriters, lilt)
Far-
-71
nam.
FOR SALE, secondhand desks, chairs and
w'alnut nrnre cour.ter and railings. a
bash office, 1415 Farnam St. vi-MlUi
WHITE sawdust; season checked onk tlm.
be i a cheap; bog fence, etc. wl Douglas.
ROL.LER-TOP wffloe desk and chair for
sale cheap; cost .0o. D S, Bee.
CLD wheels taken In trade on new ones.
Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chicago St,
HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale cheap at
once; good family horse and phaeton.
together or separately. J12 Seward St.
y i
INDIAN goods and relics.
ill Farnam.
CLAIHVUIA.M,.
MRS FRITZ, clairvoyant.
1614 Cass St.
8874
ATTENTION. ATTENTION
Mrs Dr. Edwaros of Chicago, the noted
tfanre. test and business medium, can be
consulted on all affairs of life; satisfac
tion or no charge for reading. Letters an
swered. Ill S. 17th street, near Dodge.
S Aio 20
MRS.
JACOBSON, 2205 N. 20th St.
8 S.I1 Jyi6
ELECTRIC THE ATM EST.
MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 16. 2d floor. R 2.
i 31 Jills jy i-
MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124 N. 15th. r 7.
1-J1MI Jl 1J
1'KHSOXAL.
DR. HOY. chiropodist, corns and superflu
ous hair removed by electricity. K. li.
Frenxer block. U
PRIVATE hospital, before and durtng con
finement, babies adopted. 2oUt urunt st.
Mrs. Gardeia. Tel. -llsi. L 77
FLESCUEH will fix your bicycle right.
C iS
HAIRDRESSINQ, manicuring and chiro
pody, for ladles only. In connection with
The Bathery, 216-220 Bee bldg. U-479
RUPTURE permanently cured In 30 to 60
days; sena tor circular, u. a. vv ooo, m.
V., iil New York Life bldg., Omaha, Neb.
L, 60
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best and
qu.cxesu airs. a. v.. jaara, it ax jjougias,
GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale
md retail. Collins I'lano Co., ltf Doug
las. Li ij
CHIROPODY a specialty. In connection
with The Bathery, rooms 214-Z20 Bee bldg.
Tel. 1716. U taa
ELITE PARLORS, 615 S. 16th St., 2d floor.
U .MaoO Jy7
SHAMPOOING and halrdressing, 2Sc, In
connection with The Bathery, 216-220 Bea
building. TCI. l.iO. C 854
VIAVA, woman's way to health. Home
treatment. Booklet free. 8tt Bee bldg..
Omaha. U iw
LOWEST PRICES in accordion and side
pleating. The Goldman Pleating Co.,
2u0 Douglas block. U- M7S1
EMPIRE RUPTURE
CURE 932 N. T.
Send for circulars.
U 46
Life bldg., Omaha.
PROF. JOHNSON cures all human dis
eases. 520 Bee building. Office hours, i
a. m. to I p. m. U SKI J7
MIAdlemlss, wallpaper cleaner. Tel. 1738.
U Maul Jy7
ROOMS. 5104 So. 10th St.
'Phone 1811.
U 633 JylO
MME. SMITH,
baths. 118 N. 15, 2d floor, r 2.
U MVS Jyl6
IF YOU are troubled with that tired feel
ing try a
STOECKER CIGAR.
Its effect Is southing, exhillratlng and In
vigorating. U 47 24
WANTED, the address of the manufac
turer, or agents of the fire extinguisher
calied Kill Fire. Address D. L. Held.
n-v i.tn oi., uea aioines, ja.
U-MS63 20
NEW Process phonograph records bought
soia or exenangea. rtecorns rented. Lai
and ask for terms. -Grace Llllle. 1
Webster. U 868 81
MOLIJE: The toast on woman suits me.
Page 224, June What to Eat. George.
U-Ms75 20
MONEY TO LOAM REAL ESTATE.
4"i PER CENT on business property.
5 per cent on residence property.
Options to pay whole or part any time.
W. B. MEXKLE, 401 S. 15th st.
W 884
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Brennan-lve Co., aoy g. 13th.
W-S87
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W.
r arnam emitn o., iui r arnam st.
W-8SS
PRIVATE money.
Sherwood, 937 N. Y. L.
FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H.
Thomas, 1st .-sat. nana oiag. lei i48.
W 8S0
WANTED, city and fatm loans; also bonds
and warrants, hi. c. 1'eiers & Co., 17u2
Farnam st., Bee bldg. W 891
LOW RATES. Private money.
fAi.b i.-s ta i ii r company.
Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
W-Ms9J
4 TO 6 P. C money, Bemis, Paxton Mk
VV CJJ
I 5 PER CENT loans.
Garvin Bros., 1604
Farnam.
W 894
PRIVATE money.
F. D. Wead, 1624 Douglas
vv 8;
1100 UP, low rate. Prtchard.
1712 Farnam.
W Mile
MOSEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Quick Money
is soipetimea very essential, uur facilities
for making loans on short notice are un
surpassed. We loan on furniture,, planus,
live suck. etc. Anu to
SALARIED PEOPLE.
without mortgage or endorser. Our rates
are as low aa tne lowest; we do no
charge for making papers or tiling mori
gages and we do not deduct Interest In
advance. By dealing with us on our par
tial payment plan you always know in
advrnce J.iat what the loan will cost you.
You can borrow six months or longer and
pay It bark In one month if you choose
and pay lor just wnat time you keep It.
t e aiwas try to piease our patrons.
Omaha mortgage loan co.,
119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2295.
.Established 1&92.) 4u 8. ltilh St.
X-6o3
6IIORT ROUTE TO PAY DAY.
FLArW. QUIET. PRIVATE OFFICES,
TELL us how much you want
AND how you want to pay.
Our simple, oid-fashloned, solid method
that can l neip but mease you.
"WE LOAN ON PLAIN NOTES
without mortgage or endorser. Our rates
Lltni 11 paid on loan reduces cost
NOTHING deducted. Nil charge tot
papers. 1 1 pay us to please you.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
Room 303, Third Floor, paxton Black.
X-8.6
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
people; busineaa conndenllal; lowest rates,
814 1'axton block. The J. A- llutton Co.
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture
if
' eiry, horses, cows, etc. c. jr. Bead, 91
IS.
Chattel and Salary Loaiaa,
PHOENIX CREDIT CO.,
Bdocesaor to i W Tayloe.
Tki. m Paxton Blork
TeL
X-J.8 Jyl
MONEY T4I I.OA 4 H 4TTKI,,
LARGEST BUSINESS IN IOANS TO
IsALAIllED PEOPLE, merchants, team
sters, boarding nous a, etc. with, ut se
curity; easiest terms; 40 offices In prlii
c pal cities. Tolnian. 440 Board of Trmle
Bl.ig. X-.2
Mi'N'KY loaned in furniture, live stock.
Jewelry, to salaried people Foley Ixian
Co., sue. to Duff Green. S Barker Block.
X-ol
SALARY AM' FURNITURE T1ANS.
Do you want money for long or short terms
at rates rarely equaled by competitors?
"Its our business to supply It." AMERI
CAN LOAN CO., Third Floor. Pton
Block. X-?0
B( SINES CHAM K.
WHEN you wsnt to tiny, sell or exchange
your
II. Jc
our business or property quick, see j.
ohnson. K43 N. Y. Life. t-Mlu
TO OET In or out of business call on Wil
liams, Room 411, McCague Building.
Y-904
FOR BALE, furniture of a 10-room house
full of g Kid paying boarders, 1 block
from Harney, Dodge and Farnam cars,
4 blocks from 16th; cash offer only con
sidered. A good thing for the right per
son. House rent reasonable. Adorers C
7. Bee Y 260
TO buy, sell or txchangs a hislness. Call
on ;. J. Catian, It. 8, 1017 Farnam st.
Y-M36
Enterprising Man
with $5,0U0 can acquire controlling Inter
est In a rapidly Increasing and profitable
legitimate manuiacturlng bualneaii: in
vestigate this proposition. J. H. John
son, N. Y. L. Y-MS29
FOR, SALE, asphalt plant. 11th and
Grace streets, Omaha. Apply to the
Standard Paving Co., Chicago. 111.
i- -Md21 Je23
When You Write
to Advertisers
remember it oniy takes an extra stroke or
two of the pen to mention the fact, thai
you saw the ad In The Be.
GOOD paying saloon In South Omaha; easy
terms. AOurese D l, Bee- .
FOR SALE, livery stock. 22 horses, bug-
sies. harness, etc.. to match: live town
lajing business; good reason for selling.
A. S. lake, bhcnanduuh, la. k ilin U
FOR F.XCHAS4.E.
WILL txchai-ie good oak
wardrobe for
lolaing bed. jN 4, isee.
ii M510
FOK SALE REAL ESTATE.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
FOR SALE At houtli Omaha, Neb.,
houses; lot tuxnu, z-atory, s-room no use,
alao a li-8lory, 7-room houtse on the
same lot; lias a good well and water and
a good cistern; newly painted and in
good condition, also good deed and titles;
i,eoo cash will buy It ail; is close to
street cars, school and stores. Inquire
J. L. Dull, 2al0 N St., south Omaha.
Klv JltK4 20
520-ucre stock and grain farm, the best
iu the state of V asutngton, 4 mites from
l.aii.una on the ureal northern ic rt. ;
l.uou acres under cultivation, ouu acres 111
line timothy, balauce line buncn-grass
pasture; a large living stream runs
through this place; i-room house, good
well, two barns, an leuced ana cross
fenced. We have for sale over Ucv.iajO
acres of Improved and unimproved farm
lands in eastern w asninglon. u. A.
lANCEk-WlliLIAMB COMPANY, ISJo
BlversiiiH ave., bpoaune. Wash.
RE M649 27
6EE PAYNE. BOSTWICK &. CO. tor choice
bargains, tun-i ix. x. uie iiug. lei. juio.
it E 614
A MONTHLY payment bargain In 8-room
house. G. M. Nattloger.
Phone 463.
HE M536
IF YOU want one of the nicest 8-room
homes in lianscom 1'iace 1 win give you
a bargain, owner lett city. Must sell,
J. li. Sherwood. 937 N. Y, L. Bldg.
RE M153
HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also
acre property ana iarm lanua. ine J. n
Davis Co., Room 5o2, Bea building.
... . KE 912
HOUSE FOR SALE.
13,000.00 for s-room modern house, north
west corner -Sth and Parker sts., in
tlrst-ciass condition; atso good barn
eoeclal assessments paid 111 full.
GEORGE ii COMPANY, ltivl Farnam St.
Itt. MlXkl 20
GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate, mort
gage, rentals, insurance, urown block.
RE-9vtf
BUY best house paints, varnishes, etc.
quality highest, puces lowest, isational
OH and Paint company, 101s Jones St.
RE 638 Je22
HOUSES, lota, farms, ranches, loans; also
lire insurance, uemis, 1'axton block.
RE 813
RANCH and farm lands for sale by the
Union Bacinc itauroad company, ts. a.
McAUester, land commissioner, Lnlon Pa.
cliio Headquarters, cimana, ceo.
RE-908
When You
Write to
Advertisers
remember It only takes an extra stroke or
two of the pen to mention the fact that
you saw the ad In The Bee.
OWNER leaving town, and for short
time offers his elegant home near
N. W. Cor. Hanacom Park rery cheap. Fine
large barn, E. front lot, pavements paid.
HARRISON & MORTON. N. T. L. Tel. SH
RE 643 22
WILLIAMSON
CHARLES E , 1201
Farnam street.
RE 910
Two New Towns
On the North Western Line.
The towns ot Biistow and Monowl, located
in the rich
Ponca Valley, in Boyd
County, Nebraska.
Will be opened durtng June. This ts prob
ably the finest agricultural region of the
state, and their location on the new branch
of the Elkhorn road from
VERDOGRIS TO BONESTEEL
makes them the natural markets for
large agricultural communities. The In
flux of people and money within the next
few months will be tremendous, and the
proximity of these towns to the
Rosebud Reservation,
soon to be opened to ettlement, renler
their rapid growth an assured fact, thus
affording unusually hue opportunities for
all branches of trade, all professions and
all kinds of buslneas.
The Inquiries for locations have been so
great that It has been decided to open the
towns by sale at public auction on the
town sites.
The sale at BR1STOW will be
June 25th, and MONOWI June 26th.
For full particulars address P. Whitney,
Omaha. Neb.. General Towusite Agent
North Western iJne; or J. F. Cleveland,
Land Commissioner, Chicago. IiL
RE-Mf7 22
LAW ASD COLLECTIOSS.
NEBRASKA Collection company (Incor
porated), ew l org 1.1 ra bldg. 'Phone,
623 Damage suits prosecuted. Tha col
lection of claims, large or small, made
nywner in tne i nitea mates or foreign
countries by bonded attorneys. No col'
lection, no charge. Bank reference fur
rlahed oa application. -laatl J 29
LAlSDRi.
OMAHA Steam I-aundry; shirts, 8c; collars,
Ic; cuffs, 4c. 175o Leavenworth. Tel. 847.
943
BEAT laundry.
The Chicago, 'phone
. 14v6
MEDICAL.
DR. PRIES, the acNnowlelBed leadpig
specialist in diseases of wom n In Omiht,
would rtll the attention of si.flirlng
I t'iles to his unsurpassed accommodation
before and during confinement and his
treatment for Irregularities, no matter
what lause. Call or aduress, with stamp,
Dr. PiUs, Arlington Lluck, 1--1J Do.lge,
tmaha. Bii
FOR women only. Mudnm San Moys Jai-
anese tablets, a repioo jcllon In taon-t
form ol a f Ttn ila used as a vngln.il
douche by the Japanese women for cen
turies. Iinniedl.ite relief given In fui.ing
or tipping of the uterus, ulceration, lu
corrhoea, odorous, irritating or titln'.ng,
and all vaginal discharges, so rttsagre
abie and weakening, bent prepaid mail
or express on receipt of 83. nn. Purls and
Chl- iigo Chemlc.tl I onipany, Illinois Bank
building. Chicago, 111. Drawer 681.
7S8 20
When You Write
to Advertisers
remember It oniy takeg an extra stroke or
two of the pen to mention the fact that
you saw the ad In The Bee
11 A It U At; E.
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO , cleans
cesspools and vaults, removes garnage ana
rieud Animals ut reduced prices. 621 N. 16.
Tel. 1779. 2
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. 911-
914 Jones, general storage and forwarding.
9'26
OM. Van Stor. Co.. 151Hi Farn.
Tels. 1559-vj.
-9:7
MAM FACTtRISG.
P. MKLCUIOK,
18th and
Harney, ma
M919
chlnist.
OMAHA S..fe and Iron Wks. make a ape
cialty of lire escapes, shutters, doors and
safes. j Atiarccn, I'rop., 11'- 9. itn ft.
M9'X
LOST.
LOST, June IS. envelope containing sum
of niun y and two railroad tickets to
Chicago; J.u reward for return to Roe
otllce. Loft iM04 2:
MONDAY evening, pocketbixik containing
(13. Reward. Return to Graham a Drug
Store, 24th and Fat nam. at 19-
LOST, Thursday at 11 o'clock, black hand
bag, containing oiack purse wnn money
In It. Leave at Bee oftice and receive re
wurd. Lost MS2 22
LOST, strayed or stolen, a Great Dane
nun. about 6 weeks old. four white feet
from lM'l Blnney st- Reward paid for
his return. Lost M871 21
FOISD.
BAY mare, 8 years old, weight about 900
pounds, scar on left front foot, un o.
13th. J. B. Ayer. -4S
CAR PESTERS ASD JOISEliS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. 1. Ochiltree,
oth and Lake streets. J.O
ACCORDIOS PLEATISG.
REnrcED nrlees in bleating. For par
ticulars inquire Ideal Pleating Co., 1510
Howard Bt. 398 Jy7
kllOHlUA.XD ASD TkrLWltlTOG.
A. C. VAN SANT school.
717 N. Y. Life.
921
BOYLES college, court reporter principal.
N. Y. Life. 9-a
MB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's
Thtater. -vzt
When You Write
to Advertisers
remember It only take, an extra stroke or
two ot tne pen to mention tne fact mat
you saw the ad in ine nee.
FIR DRESS1SG.
O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners.
1424 So. U' h.
9il
EXPERT ACCOVSTAST.
G. R. RATHBUN glvea private lessons In
bookkeeping, tic. it. la, com. iNui. uk.
MM4
FLORISTS.
L. HENDERSON. 1519 Farnam. Tel. 1253.
Send lor price list, cut flowers and plants.
.uu
A S S O I S C E M E S T S .
WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele.
phone 2190. 511 South Thirteenth street
iU29
STEAM DIE WORKS.
SUITS cleaned, pressed, J1.00. Ladles sklrta
jui- The Canauian. 816 N. 16lh St.
9.0 Jy 14
MCKEL 1'l.AllSU.
OMAHA Plating Co., Bse Bldg.
Tel. 2?6.
9J2
I'AWSBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat-
li g; all business connoeutiai. uui uougias.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
GRAND Electric Co., II Jackson. Tel. 2sil
ill
JISK.
ALPIRN buys all kinds of scrap Iron and
netais. 91a Dougiaa bt. lei. m. is
BALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 16th.
FIRSITIRE REPAIH1SG.
FIRST-CLASS work. 2201 Farnam. Tel. 24X1,
-Ml je..'
STAMMERISG ASD STITTERISG.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
9i4
LAWS MOWERS.
Sharpened, repaired. L I. Wks., 1406 Howard
ai.n
DHESSMAKISG.
DRESSMAKING In families
or at home.
-Jl Jyll
Miss Sturdy. 2042 Farnam.
THINKS ASD BAGGAGE.
TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717.
50S S. 16th.
M6uu
PATE STS.
PATENTS Sues A Co.,
Omaha, Neb.
! Beptl9
OSTEOPATHY.
GID E. & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths.
Suite flu, N. Y. Ufa Bldg. Tel. Iu64.
914
DR. A T.
2352.
HUNT. 613 McCague Bldg. TeL
-917
DR. MRS. MUS1CK. Douglas Bik. Tel. 2S21
i8
PLIMOING.
D. W. DUDGEON, 2810 Farnam. Tel. 1966.
M313 J4
ACTOMCBILES.
ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES.
1119 Farnam treat.
De right's
2o3
POSTOFFICE SOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by all Inter-
POSTOFFICE SOTICR.
ete. aa changes mar occur at anv timet.
roretan mails for the wek en. ling June
II, l!i. will close il'RiiMPl LY In all caes
at the general posti-rtUe ms follows. 1 AK-
Kl.S IH8T .MAILS oe one hour earlier
bin closing lime shown below, liircrla
r .t malls for Germany close at 6 p. in.
M"lul.i .
Regular and supplementary mulls e! se
t foreign station half hour later than
Using time shown below (except that sup
plementary mails for Europe and Central
America, via Colon, close one hour Liter
t foreign station).
Traaaatlaalle Malls.
SATURDAY At 5 a. m. for AZORES
ISLANDS, p.r s. a. Trojan Prince tmall
for Italy m 1st be directed "per s Tro
jan Prince"!: at 6 . m. for ITALY di
rect, per s. s. Trace (iiiall must be di
rected "per s. a. Trave' t; at J..n a. m.
for NETHERLANDS direct, per s. s
Noorrtam (mail must be directed "per s.
s Noonism 1; at a. m for Si UT-
LAND direct, per a. s. Aatorl.t tmail
must be directed "per s s Astoria "); at
10 a. m. for BELGIUM direct. er s. s.
Vaderland (mull must be directed "per
s. s. Vnderlnnd' ); at 10.. Hi a. m. tsuppie
mentary 12 m) for EUROPE. rpf .
Campania via Queenstown; at 11 a. m.
for DENMARK direct, per s. s. liekla
(mall must tie directed "per s. a. liekla ).
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Thls steamer
takes printed matter, commercial papers
and samples for Germany only. The
same class of mall matter for other parts
of Europe will not be sent by this ship
unleas aoeclallv directed bv It.
After the closing of the aupplementarv
transatlantic mails nmi'il above, ad
ditional supplementary malls are opened
on tho plera of the American, English.
French and German steamers, and re
mHln open tinttl within ten minutes of
the hour of sailing of steamer.
Mnila for Konlh and ( ralral America,
W eat Indies, Kte.
riiii'Ai At n n. m. for BRAZIL, per
v n. . oiei-ioe, via i 'erns m otico, rtania
and Rio Jan. iro imall for North-rn Bra
zil. Argentine, Uruguay and P.iriguy
must be direi teil "per s. s. Colerl.! g . " ;
at 12 m for MEXICO, per s. s Senee.i.
via lumplcn i mail must oe directed
tier
s s. Sonera "i; at 12 :3' p. in. for 1NAGCA
and HAITI, per s. s. Ijiuenliurir
SATl'ltl i. Y At s a. m. for BERMUDA. I
Per s.
RICO.
'. Trinidad; at 9 a. m. for puRTl)!
per s. s. Sun Juan, via Sin Juan;
in 9 ii. m. (supplements. rv 9. .10 a. m.) for
CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per s. a.
Zulla (mull for Savanllla and Cartagena
must he directed "per s. s Zulla "J; nt
9.3o a. m. (supplementary l:3o n m) for
FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA. SA
VANILLA. CARTAGENA and OREY
ToWN. ixr s. a. Athos imall for ( o-ta
Rica must be directed "per s. a. Athos 'i;
at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per s. s. Mexico,
Ma Havana; at 10 a. m. for HAITI, per
s. s. 1'rlns Maurlti (mall for Curacao,
Venezuela. Trinidad, British and Dutch
Guiana must be directed "per a. s. Pi Ins
Maurlti").
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer, close
at this fftVe dully at 6:30 n. m.
(connecting dose here every Mon
day, Wednesday and Saluidty).
Mails for Mlquelon, by rail to Boston,
and thence by - steamer, close at this
office dally at 6:30 p. in. Malls ft r Cuba,
by rail to Florida, und thence by steam
ers, are dispatcned dally, except Thurs
day, final connecting closes, for dispatch
via Port Tampa, on Mondays, Wednes
days and Saturdays at 5:30 a. m.; for
dispatch via Miami, on Mondays and Sat
urdays at 6:3i) p. m. Mails for Mexico
City, overland, urilesa specially addressed
for dispatch by steamer, close at this
rlflce dully except Sunday nt 1:30 p. m.
and 11:30 p. m., Sundays at 1 p. m. and
11:30 p. m. Malls for Costa Rlcn. Belize,
Puerto Cortex and Guatemala, by rail to
New Orleans, and thence by steamer,
close at this ofllce daily except Sunday
at "1:30 p. m., Sundays at "1 p. m. icon
nectlng closes here .Mondays for Belize,
1 uerto Cortez and Guatemala, and Tues
days for Costa Rlcaj. Registered mall
closes at 6 p. m. previous day.
Transpacific Mails.
Mails for Hawaii, via San Francisco, cloe
here dally at 8:30 p. m. up to June IS,
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Alameda.
Malls for China, Japan and Philippine Inl
ands (also specigl!) addressed mall for
Hawaii', vtr. San Francisco, close here
dally at 6.30 p. m. up to June 16, In
clusive, for dispatch per s. s. Gaelic.
Malls for China and Japan, via Tacoma.
close here daily at 6:3) J m. up to June
20, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Vic
toria. Malls for Australia ,'except West Austral!,,
which goes via Europe, and New Zeaiann
which gees via San Francisco), and Fiji
Islands, via Vancouver and Victoria. R.
C, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. after
June "7 and up to June 21, inclusive,
for dispatch per s. s. Aornngl.
Mails for Hawaii, Japan, China and Philip
pine Islands, via San Francisco, close here
dally at 6:30 p. m. up to June 23. Inclu
sive, for dispatch per s. s. Hong Kong
Maru.
Mails for the Philippine Islands, via San
Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m.
up to June Jo, Inclusive, for dispatch
per V. S. transport.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which is forwarded via Europe). N w
Zealand, FIJI. Samoa and Hawaii, via
San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30
p. m. after June 21 and up to June 'JS.
Inclusive, or cm arrival of s. s. Lucania.
due at New York June 28, for dispatch
per a. a. Sonoma.
Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver
and Victoria, B. c. close nere unity at
t:3o p. m. up to July 1. Inclusive, for
dispatch per s. s. Empress of China
(registered mall must be specially ad
dressed. Merchandise for 1 . S. postal
Agency at Shanghai cannot be forwarded
via Canada).
Malls for Tahiti and Marquesas islands.
via San Francisco, ciose nere oauy hi n:.w
p. m. up to July "lo. Inclusive, for dis
patch per s. s. Australia.
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of
sailing daily ana tne scneouie ot cio-ios;
Is arranged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit. Regs
tered mall closes at 6 p. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster.
Postofflce. New York. N. Y.. June 13. 192.
ISIOS STATIOS 10TH ASD MARCY.
I'aloa PaclSe.
Leave.
Arrive.
a 7:30 pm
a 3:25 pm
Overland Limited a 9 40 am
Fast Mall a a:au am
California Express a 4:25 pm
Pacific Express all;3o pm
Eastern Express
a 4:35 pm
a 7:3o am
3:40 am
bl2:50 pm
b 9:36 pm
Atlantic Express
Colorado Special :io am
Chicago Special
Lincoln. Beatrice and
Htromsnurg bi o :' pm
Grand Island Local b B:30 pm
Chicago A Sorth western.
"The Northwestern Line.
Leave.
Arrive,
a 7:i am
a 8:30 am
a 3:50 pm
al0:25 pm
all:20 pm
a 5.3o pm
alU:2o nm
a 4 06 pm
a 9 20 am
a 8:50 am
a 2:40 pm
Fast Chicago a 8 4o am
Mall a 8:00 pm
Local Sioux City a 6:.c um
Daylight St. t'aui a ra am
Daylight Chicago a 8:tw am
Laical cnicago aiu.oo am
Local Carroll a 4.15 pm
Fast Chicago a t:a pm
Limited Chicago a 7:45 pm
Fast St. i'aul a 1 :ai pm
Fust Mall
Chicago, Hock Island A Pacific.
EAST.
Leave. Arrive.
C'hlcigo Daylight Lim
ited a 0 ") am a n:4o am
Chicago Daylight a 7:i am a 9:3.i pm
Chicago Express till :15 am a 5:o5 pm
Dea Moines L.ocai t t:3) pm bll:50am
Chicago Fast Express ..a 6.06 pm a 1:2j pm
r.B i .
Rocky Mountain Lim
ited e.au am a i:x am
Llaioln, Colo. Springs,
Denver, Pueblo and
West a 1:30 pm a 5:43 pm
Colo., Texas, Cal. &
Oklahoma Flyer a 6:20 pm a 12:40 pm
W abash.
Bt. Ixnila "Cannon Ball"
Express a 5:15 pm 8:20 am
St. Louis Local, Council
BlufTs al0:00 am al0:30 pm
Chicago. Mllwaok.ee A St. Paal.
Chicago IJmlted a 6:00 pm a 8:05 am
Chicago A Omaha Ex. b 7:40 am b 3:40 pm
Mlaauari Paclllf.
St. Louis Express alO fOam a :55 pm
K. C. A St. U Ex alo.&o pm a 6:15 am
Illinois ( ralral.
Chicago Exnrees a 7:20 am a 6:10 pm
Chicago. Minneapolis &
St. Paul Umlted a 7:50 pm a 8:05 am
Minneapolis A St. Paul
Express b 7:20 am blO: pm
Chicago Expresa tlpVSS pm
WEBSTER DEPOT 1ST II A W t.lisl t.lt
Fremoat,
Elkborn
Ml.aoarl
Valley.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Deadwood,
Hot Spring a 8:00 pm a 6:00 pm
Wyoming,. .Casper and
Dougiaa 4 1:09 pm 5.00 pm
Hastings, York, David
ItlLUAl IHi: C Rlt ontlaaed.
!. P'lpe- l I
1-Aeter II n! S
N'.Tfoik. I.lin
Oetiev.l .
;i rd b 3 pm
In and
b 7 am
c 7.7J am
b 80
ti0;Xi am
Fremont
Fremont l'i.il
Vllssonrl Purine
Nehriiskn LthI, "la
Weepilli? Wat' r
( lilenao. t.
n 4 .10 ptu M'i.- am
fil, 5llnneapolla A
limn hn.
Tw in City Pass, nger
a t .t" am a 'O pm
a 2;'' pm aili.V am
b t.M pnt b 8.4) nm
nit t Ity l nssenger
x City
rsoti I
Etm
Anal
III It I I X. TON S I
A1ION IWTII A NI ASOS
hlraae, Hnrllnalon A tlnlney.
Irave.
Chicago Special a 7.' am
Chlcng Vcstlbuled Ex. a 4 pm
Chicago laical a :.H am
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm
Fast Mail
Arrive,
a !: 5 pm
a 7:46 am
all:' t m
a 7 46 am
a 8:40 pm
llnrllaatna A Mlsaoarl River.
Wymore, Beatrice and
Uncoln a 8 40 am
blI:5S am
Nebraska Expnss a n:o am
a 7 35 pm
a 4:45 im
Denver Limited a 4.26 pm
Black II ilia and Puget
Sound Expre-s all 10 pm a 1:00 pm
(.oiorMdo sllrulied
Flyer
Uncoln Fast Mull
Fort Crook and Piatts
a 8: ix) pm
b 3:oo pm a 9:17 am
mouth b 3: rm
Bellevue Parltic Jet. a 7 4 pm
Bellevtie & I'aclllc Jet. .a 3.00 am
bll:06 am
a 8:20 am
Kansas (it),
Itlnffs.
SI. Joseph A Coaaell
Kansas City Dy Ex a 9 20 am
St. Ixuila Fiver a 5:1" pm
Kansas City Night Ex..al'i.30 pm
a t-.( pm
alius am
a 6:11 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Daily except Saturday. Daily
except Monday.
STKANIIIO iTS.
Summit Tours on Laki Michigan.
th,SVKS.Vh. MANITOU
"c
. .
.n(rr awrrlre stoInalTslr. nmi'Wnrse liinno
woek for rkfort, f'karlevsls. Hkr
Springs. Hmj 4 lew, IXnskej, MscVlsse IslsnS.oon
necttng for Drtrott, lla'ars anal all Kasiera Pslat.
LEAVES CHICACO AS FOLLOWS!
Taea. Ba.as. Thars.10ilM8a.ai. ai.4a.aa.
MANITOU STEAMSHIP CO.,
OFFICE DOCKS. Ruth and N. Witer Sis., Chicago.
ANCHOll L1N8-U 9- VI A1U-STE AMIRS
EalKnf refularljr betwsek
KIW VORK, LONIHJNDERS.Y DLASOOWt
NSW YUHK. UlUHALTAk a KAPLSS.
tararlor accemmailailsiia, Ciollant ruliine, B'sry
rtard tor ibr -omturt ot iiaiun(ra stualoualf aea
ilJrr"1 ani rra'-tloa.
Slngla or Ruunl Trip tlcketa bunis. brts-m N
York and Scotch. English. Irtih nd all Frlaolpal
Con'.tnntl polnll at attractlTt rla rf tlcktta
or raral Information apolr to HCNDERION BROS..
CkUaso. or aor LOCAL AOBNT.
ANNUAL RETREAT FOR PRIESTS
Catholic Clerar of Omaha Diocese lo
impend Season la Plons
Meditation.
The annual retreat for the clergy of the
Roman Catholic diocese of Omaha will be
gin on Monday evening. June 23, at Crelgh-
tcn college and will close on Friday morn
ing following. The exercises In the re
treat will be conducted by Bishop Glennon
of Kansas City.
At the retreat It ts believed that Bishop
Scannell will confer with the clergy as to
the construction of the new cathedral.
Tentative plans for the building have been
prepared by Thomas L. Kimball, and these
will probably be shown to the assembled
priests. At the ccncluston of the retreat
there will be held a meeting of the synod
of the diocese, at which all the clergy, secu
lur and regular, will be in attendance, and
the laws of the diocese will be brought up
for revision and addition.
The priests who will attend the retreat
are:
Wry Rev. W. Choka Rev. H. Hohelsel.
V. G. Rev. D. P. Harrlng-
Very Rev. J. Jen- ton.
nettc. Rev. J. Hanclk.
Very Rev. W. Kelly iiev. P. J. Judge
Very Rev. M. F. Rev.
J. W. Jungels.
I Hssidy. ftev.
Very Rev. J. RueslngRev.
Very Rev. P. A. Rev.
Lysaght. Kev.
Very Rev. W. Wolf. Rev.
Rev. E. Aboud. Rev.
Rev. J. Ahem. Rev.
S. Jnszofcynskl.
W. W. Kroupa.
E. K. Klemena.
P. L. Kennedy.
P. Lynch.
K. Leohleltner.
H. Uiecker.
F. McCarthy.
Rev. J. Augiutvn. Rev.
Rev. M. J. Barrett
Rev. J. Barrv.
Rev. P. Briohy.
Rev. C. Breltkopf.
Rev. J. S. ,trnz.
Rev. A. Blrnboch.
Rev. J. Burke.
Rev. A. Beiinnr
Rev. M. F. Byrne.
Rev. A. Brass.
Rev. S. F. Carroll.
Rev. J. J. Crowley.
Rev. J. F. McCarthy.
Rev. P. F. McCtrthV.
Rev. W. L. McNa-
mara.
Rev. J. Q. McNa-
mara.
Rev. P. McLaughlin.
Rev. P. A. McGovern
Rev. J. Maeonrek.
Rev. D. W. Moriarty.
Rev. E. S. Muenlch.
Rev. J. Mueller.
Rev. C. Mugnn.
Rev. J. t hundelnk
Rev. A.
M. Colanerl. Rev. T. Moriarty.
Rev. J
Daxacher. Rev. M. v . Nemec.
Rev. J. E. Devos. Rev. C. Z. Petlarh.
Rev. J. M. Delbove. Rev. T. O'Callaghan.
hev. F. Delfosse. Rev. M. J. O'Toole.
Rev. J. P. Devane. Rev. M. O'Donoehoe.
Rev. J. E. English. Rev. J. J. O Sullivan.
Rev. V. End. Rev. R. Radka.
Rev. J. Frigge. Rev. C. Ronner.
Rev. E. H. Fitz- Rev. W. Rehbach.
Gerald. Rev. H. Behoof.
Rv. J. Fltzpatrlck. Rev. J. T. Smith.
Rev. J. B. Fltxperald. Rev. J. W. Stenson.
Rev. J. J. Flood. Rev. F. Sohnuettgen.
Kev. P. Flanagan. Rev. J. Vranek.
Rev. M. J. F"nnessey Rev. G. Vermetilen.
Rev. G. J. '.Wuber. Rev. F. J. Weber.
Rev. J. Gleeson.
Rev. T. Walsh
Rev. E. Gear v.
Rev. B. F. GaMn.
Rev. H. Grlese.
Rev. J. F. Haves.
Rev. T. P. Hl.y.
Rev. A. M. Hork.
Rev. J. V. Wallace.
Rev. A. Walbaum.
Rev. W. Wlndolph
Rev. r . B. W
klewlcz.
Rev. C.
FAWCETT WILLN0T RESIGN
Dlatrlrt Coart Judge Inalata that He
Will Serve Ont
Term.
"I am very much surprised, Judge, to
hear you are going to resign from the
bench to go to Oregon," said a friend to
Judge Jacob Fawcett yesterday morning.
"So was I, the first time I heard It, but
I am getting used to It now," answered tha
district court magistrate. "I don't know
how that report waa born, but it has been
an energetic youngster and gotten over the
whole district In four days. It seemed to
take a start lust after Judge Keysor an
nounced his Intention of quitting the bench
and It has given me no peace since. At
torney remark upon It here, my friends
have written from Sarpy and Washington
counties to know when I start and the other
day the conductor on a street car tackled
me to buy some property he owns out there,
saying I would find it a good site for build
ing. "They are all ahead of me, for I have no
knowledge of any such move. I have an
Interest in mine out there, but I am no
miner snd would hardly be the one to su
perintend the work In them. Neither
would I be Induced by advantages aa a resi
dence place, for the mercury drops from
85 above to 45 above between 2 p. m. and
2 a. m. and Mrs. Fawcett could not think
of going there. So there Is nothing In the
report. I now Intend, and hsve always In
tended, to remain on the bench her until
the expiration of my term."'
4 hllaraa I lka It.
"My little boy tok the croup on night,"
aye F. D. Reynolds of Mansfield, O., "kol
grew so bad you could hear him breath all
over the house. I thought he would die, but
a few doses'of On Mlnut Cough Cur re
lieved and sent htm to sleep. That's lb
last w heard of the croup." Oae Mlnut
Cough Cure Is absolutely aaf and acts at
nee. For coughs, colds, croup, grip,
asthma and bronchitis.
Presldeut af Meslcaa lalaraatlanal.
NEW YORK, June 19 J. O. Metealf.
president of the Evanavllle A Terre Haul
Railroad company and formerly general
manager of the Ixiulavllle & Nashville and
Denver A Rl Grande Railroad companies,
has been elected president of the Mexican
international Railroad company.
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