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THE -OMAHA DA1L.Y 31EE: WEDNESDAY, NOVKMltEH 20, 1902. SPECIAL NOTICES ASvertlsemeals for these ee-lasaa will libra antll IS an. for the rttilnf rsTtlea atll " JM) p. an. for snoralnn- anal Sands? roltloa. States, 1 1 a wnra flrat Insertion, la a wort thereafter. KathlnaT takra far less than So for the Brat laser tlaa. Tint advertisements saast ne raa cerrttlrlr. Advertisers, by reqaastlnat a trdt fhuk, raa kir answers dressed a a aiakfrrl letter la car af Tba Rm, Answers aa addressed will ha delivered presentation ( tne) eheek nnlr. SITUATIONS WAItTKU. TRAVELING salesman wants position' w It'll Implement, buggy or windmill firm; ex pert In repairing Implement and wind mills; food reference. Address N 27, Bee. A-M249 27 WANTED, position by good all around laumlryman. Addrena Fred Blunt, City steam Laundry, Plattamoulh. Nei. A-MJ74 27 WASTED MALK HELP. HUSTLING deputies wanted; men or women; splenaia contract. The uarden ' era. 41s Bee- hiilg. B 2i6 WANTED, for U. B. Armv. able-bodied un married men netween ages or 21 and 3o citizens ot United mates, ot gooa cnar acter and temperate nanus, wlio can speak, read anu write English. Aor in- lorinatlou appiy to Hecimung Oinceia, 16th and Do.ige Bis., umaha, and post office uuilutng, l.1hc6id., Neo. B D-31 UOOD-messengers 'wanted; high salaries A. D. T. CO., -iU . 13th Bt. B M4ui JOK BALEHMEN-Three experienced men to aeli a new edition of Junn KendrlcK uangs, In eight volumes, wltn Harper a Weeaiy or magazine; a guud nouuay Drouomtion. iiaiuer at liios., til Bee building. A4 MjaO 2i THIS ad will prove salary and expenses uvancva to salesmen. aiu uiciuki Triumph Co., Danas, Tex. ii Ma4f in CALL OH WRITE Moler Barber College 13u2 Douglas St., atiout special otter lor men to learn barber tiaue, comparatively i no exptnae; more experience in one montn than years by other methods; boaru pro- viued; wages baturdays; louia presented; positions pientuul; ao not be deceived by cheun imitations luKiim ouc name; see what we have to oner. B MM 27 TAILOR wanted at once. craDlx, Holdrege, Neb. Carl P. Llnde B Mill JO WANTED A solicitor capanle of present' lna an attractive land investment; mus b nrat-cians. bhlnier at Chase, b.i4 ee . Bldg. - , B oo WANTED A boy with a horse to deliver '1 he evening Bee, went Bute. Cull at The Bee oiuce, circulation ucpartment, li u. m. ii io3 D-l WANTED Three experienced shoe sales men. J. L. urandela dt sons. a no A LEADING, medical book houBe requires the services ot several active, reliable salesmen to visit physicians and dentists In the Interest ot the pngiiiesi, siroiiKcsi heat xeiiin list -on trie market; suite unalltications nd references.' Blaklsuiti 160 FiUh ave., New Koran : B Mill 21 DISTRICT manager -1n 'each district salary of Ua lr week ana expense, pay uhi weekiv. to represent iarae inauuiac turlng establishment known to every bank In the Untied baiea; a man oi gooa hauits and energy requireu; experience noi necco urv. Ai.nlv aiaiinK kite and ouanuca tinna. to aianaaer. WW. ii-H. P. J. Box VA, Philadelphia, Pa. B M770 W WANTED, everywhere, hustlers to tack signs, uistribute circulars, samples, etc no canvusln; goou pay, Bureau, Cnitufco. dun Auvei ting WALL MAP ot Nebraska; all about crops, prices ot luiid, etc., oy counties. Chris tian a Land Agency, lork, Iseb. Only 4c l-tM i rati 7h WANTED, two flrst-Class harnessmakers, tor steauy employment. Aouress Knox ville Baduiery rtouse, iwnoxvlile, la. B Alll4 Dl SALKsMEN WA.XTIiD. EVERYWHERE, to sell Lambert Type writers.. AiUiiiue tk CO.. sli . 10th ou, UmaJM. . 4Di SALESMAN wanted, to call on doctors only on behait ot the teauing hrm In tne "business; also one lor central iNeoruska; eslaoiiehea trade; position permanent; stuie experience. Aouress A. O. mx Philadelphia. Mips 26 WANTED FKMALK HELP. 100 Ulrls. Call Canadian offlce, loth A bodge. C tit WANTED, student nurse at Boutn Omaha hospital. C i6i WANTED, Swedish or Herman girl for general housework; small iaiull ; good wages. Call at i.6 b. i.iu st. C-Aum WANTED, a good girl tor general house work. Apply 14 -oppieto Ave. WANTED Olrl to do general housework In tamily ut tnree; aoou wages, earm, Bimetal. 9J N. attin ave. C M.l GOOD girl for general housework, im Ho, Hsih be; good wages.- C 6a WANTED, competent housework; wages, ; U2i pavunport. girl for general uo laundry work. C i3o Zj WANTED, head dlnlngroom . girl, $20 per mo.' are aavanceu. J. c. hcdd, yaien tine, Neb. . C M7 X' r A GOOD cook wanted for the Lange hotel, upstairs. WANTED, ftne appearlag lady pianist; also baliad ainger, to teature wun one munt stand .company, aqutcss O 46, nee otnee. C ifc.' WANTED Housekeeper for 'small family Aaureas, O , bee. C 7it WANTED, girl for general housework. 12 N. 2bll St. . t . C Mio27 WANTED, a nurse girl. Iter tirand hotel. Apply Room 337 U Miuft 2B' UlRLt to da general housework; tour iiimllv: no chllaren. 42 N. 22d. lu . " C-M77a. WANTED, good all around girl for email family; German or Bweue preferred; house ot nve rooms. Address Mrs. Kobe Cuscaden, 1m3 Vt ebster. c Mn or - ytU RUST HOUSES. rn MOVE right get Omaha Van, Storage Co.; otnec. Unlit caxuaiu, or ins. xgu-k. Url!C:CQ all parts of city, The O, I1UUO lw dvib Co., fos Be mdg u J -ROOM modern, near High, school, 127.60. room hojse, Hii and entries, so.vd. inu .jam Liu. A.vs. I'm. .. . tio oison. : D ml ' BEE PAYNE, BOBTW1CK Jt CO. for oholc houses. 6ul-3 IS. l. Liie eiag. xei. luis t D 4ol JdAOUARD Van Btorage Co. Tel, 14M. 1-S $624 BCRT, rooms, modern, nice lawn. barn. 22is N. lsttK s-room, modem. $20.00. . 2JU N. .lath, l-i o.-m, modern, $iu.0tf. W. FA K.N AM bVllll LU, ' 1U k arnam til. : ' . D T96 HOUSES and Oats. Rlngwalt, Barker block. L ou UOUSE& . O...Q. Wallace. Brown Block. JTOR RENT 24 ROOMS. 1611 and. 16U Howard sts.; has Just been put in hrst-elass repair, lncluumg tour nw bath rooms; desirable location for small hotel; $ia per month. Gfc.Or.OH., 4k CO., looA FARNAM 8T. ' D IklSM 80 FOR RENT, one 9-room house, with gaa, mater and sewer; )ut been placed In first-class repair; lu gaod location. C. M. Bitcluuaun. 4-tt-J7 PaxUn hlock. D 1;9 FOR RENT, forty acres In the 'cUy! tmlit of South Omaha 1 small house,- excellent place for feed yard. The Omaha Keaity Company, 13ol Douglas bt., upstairs. . lt FOR RENT, 7-room modem cottage. H14 t P-.ol Av The O. '. Davis Co . bee BlUa, D 564 U FOR RF.1T HOt F.. r.15 N. lth st, 7 rooms, all modern, I1A.0O a4"7 Jackson St., 7 r., all modern, I; 8.00. f.M N. ffin an., w r., an modern; eie- gant. tt M. 2215 Hurt st., t r., modern, except furnace, 2Rth and Taylor st., 4 r., well water. $10.00. Harney St., II r., all modern, $12.00. 2517 N. 2"'h st., 6 r., all modern flat, second llocr. 15.(. We hsve otherr. Come and see up. I.lt your houses with us for rent. Y'4 have the tenants, i ayne investment Company, 1st floor N. V. L. bldg. Tel. 17S1. U 475 2204 MAPLE 8TRKET Eight rooms, $10. t - 1 t2tt EI.KHANT It-rnom modern house, every thing-; Keys, soqtnwest corner zsth snd Capitol A vt;. D 614 FOR RENT. 9-ro.im house. Just newly papered and repaired, all modern except furr.ace. 2.'d Bt. and f'oppleton Ave.. $18. Two 9-rnom houses, 80h and California Bts., nil modern, city water ana sewer, six. One 4-room house, 2ith and Cuming Sts., city water, i. C. M. BACHMANN, 4-37 Paxton nik. D 525 $20 8-room modern house, 2248 N. lpth Bt. $25 9-room modern hojsp, 422 N. 3Uth 8t. $12r8-room modern house, 4U21 Farnam St. BKH.MN AN-UIYK CO., 3U So. 13th St. D-M701 29 FOR RENT 7-room house, 1904 Center St., Jt.50. 5-ro'm house. 2Zd H. nth St.. 112 The Omaha Realty Co., 1J01 Douglas Bt., upstairs. . D 73B MODERN 7-room house, near nark. 1509 a. istn. uioi 24TH AND K BT3., South Omaha. I nice 5- room cottages; rental, lla per montn William K. Potter, receiver, 303 Rrown block. D M763 1843 N. 18TH BT., nice B-room cottage. In good repair. William K. Potter, receiver, 8u3 Brown block. D M762 t'OK RENT FIRMSHED ROOMS. DEWEY European Hotel, 13th and Farnam. - i , ii. iti $1 PER WEEK 422 S. 18th St., one block south oi court nouse. th tu AETNA HOUSE. European, 13th and Dodge, ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago, E 4WJ HANDSOME steam heated room. 1909 Capl tol Avo E Mluo ROOMS for light housekeeping. lOVs Hnw ard. K M231 D-12 L. M. K hauls trunk. Telephone 780. E M850 THE FARNAM- -19th and Farnam streets. JS Man STEAM HEATED rooms, $10 per month. earner Hotel, 18th and Jones Bts. E M4S2 3 ROOMS for light housekeeping. 1112 So, inn sireew." r. aiun. FRONT room, modern, -$2 per "week. 1717 Wtbster.. , E ls9 D16 FOR RENT, two nlcelv furAlahed rooms one sitting, , one iMidroom ; modern, private . oatn; ge unman preterrea. en eio. zntn i, rURllltHED ROOMS AKD BOARD. MEKKlAM, comfortable winter home. Tel 8S F 469 rates reasonable. Midland Hotel, 16th and Chicago. 4iu PR1VATB family; 601.8. lath ave. F M1S9 FOR RENT STORKS AKD OFFICES. FOR BENT, store In first-class 'ocatlon runt reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters i Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg. 1266 FOR RENT, tbe building formerly occu pled bv The AJee at 916 arnam hu it nai tour stories and a basen nt which was formerly used as The Bee press room Tbls will re rented very reasonably. If Interested apply at oflice to C. C. Hose utter, ewcreiary, room 100, Bee building, 1261 WANTED, tenant to share large offices on the ground noor oi r. x. ut tswg. in surance man preferred. Apply 13U1 Doug las St., uprtalrs. ' A 240 CENTRAL, grocery, drug, meat market, with fixtures: also fine laundry, witn steam heat and power. Alsard, 220 N. 234 1 MS AQEMTS WANTED. WANTED, canvassing agents In every county to solicit subscriptions to this TVX1SNTTKTH I f AKML.it. Hteadv emulovment. with assured aood In come. Agents lu the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers make easily (60 to $100 per month. Ad' dress, Cenury Farmer Solicitors Bureau, Bee building, umana. tu 1.000 AGENTS wanted to Sell desirable old Una Insurance lor tne largest company In tne worm ot its age; no special con, tract fakirs or leg pullers nend apply, We sell the best contract ever written: good territory and commissions given to good, reliable men. Call on or write. to George J. Crane, Superintendent Western Department, 319 First NatT Bank Bldg., Onifcha, Nab. J M123 DJO STORAGE. OM. Van Stor. Co., 15UM Farn. Tela. 1559-863. VANS and baggage wagons. Tel. 1196. -814 wmEiMTo; buy. WANTED To buy or "location for bank; (A UUU l AV,WV V )JI t&. - JUlllVUlll DM,1 tj Ul posit Trust Co., Lincoln, Neb. N 62829 , 1 '- . ,1 , j .,, y FOR SALE FIRNITIRU. CHICAGO Furniture Co., H10 Dodge. Tel. 2020 New and secondhand, bought, sold, exchanged. 1 O 171 . OR SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. NEW and secondhand ' vehicles for sal cheap. AA. rrost. Hth and Leavenworth. P 4.3 FOR SALE or trade, thoroughbred white Arabian sial.ion, weight l.luv pounus, aged 7 years. Ogdeu Livery, Council Blurts. p M2 FOR SALE My all-purpose horse; young-, . sound, city broke, hue looker: weight. l.zuo. . dee nlm at Club stables, 3014 Leav enworth. J, Ave. Blauchard, 1111 Ueorgn p TM D-A GOOD family horse. 1318 Farnam. P M778 D25 ' lOR SALE MISCK1XANKOUS. NEW and 2d-hand typewriters. UK Farnam ' ' . W FOR SALE, i.honographs, superior to t-.iy other miltl instrument , $6 up. The W iiimann Co ISii Farnauv . U 474 FOR SALE, a hairless dogs. pair of Imported Mexican Address , , Bee. Q-M917 FENCE LATH for qjlck shipment, crib bing, combination ladders. Sua Douglas. Q-M473 INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. y 479 100 STYLES ti usees: catalogue free. Sher man & McConnell Drug Co.. loth and jjouge, umana. . 4til FOR BALE, floe Jersey cow; extra milker; a snap lor some one. Ed Burke's barn, nouiu umajia. 14 suite z DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, Ull Farnam. W I'S SECONDHAND billiard and pool tables billiard tables repaired; a large stock of rhesp bar fixtures, elkar counters, eto, - The Brunswick-Balke-Uullender t o , 4o7-t , S..th., : . 4 .. Q-M5S0 30 HIGH -GRADE pi aria at bargain by party ,. leavtjur the, city; cash or part cash. 0 10. Uee. ... Sr-Atou PIANO for sale or. trade; want horse and buggy, u a, iee. - tj altos Ull BUY er sell pool tables. Kern. 821 8. 12th it 499 U-U FOR HALF MICF.M.AF.OI.e. EIRCTHIC outfit, consisting of I E'llson dvnamos. one 20 and one no K. w., Ideal engines, 4o-horse power each, and one smnll water pump, for sale at a very reasonable prlre, as It Is entirely too small for our plnnt. Capacity. 7'W lights; machinery In rirst-rlnss condition. Caa per Electric IJght Co., Casper, Wyo. Q-M734 27 FOR BALE Rotary Neostyle for copying letters, clrrulars, ete. inquire oi Mr. Schroeder, oflice. J. L. Brandels Sons. Q 748 28 LADIES and gents' watches. ISO dia monds, left In pawn, good as new. selling; at hnlf price. Diamond Loan Offlce. 14ul Douglas. W M761 D25 CI.AIRVO V AKTS. MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 1614 Cass St. o MME. GTLMER, genuine palmist, 815 S. 15. EI.F.CTItlCAL TREATMENT. MME. 6M1TH, baths, 118 N. IS, Id floor. R. X. T 8.59 Da MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124 N. 16th, R. J. GRACE O'BRYAN of Kentucky. 720 8. lth. T 454 D17 PERSONAL. DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu ous hnir removed ly electricity, h. 12, Frenzer block. U 81 VIAVI, Woman's Way to Health. Home treatment. Booklet free. 346 Bee Bldg., Omaha. U 482 RUPTURB CURED-No knife, no pain, no detention from business. Send for booklet, etc. EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE CO., 933 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. U 185 GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale and retail, couins llano Co., 1622 doukihs. DR. B. M. JACKSON, specialist In chronic oist-ases. f arnam bt. consultation free. U 843 ELITE PARLORS, 615 S. 16th St., 2d floor. PRIVATE hospital before and during con- nnement; babies boarded and adontea. Mrs. Gardels, 2234 Lake. Tel. Red-lS84 U 4S8 PRIVATE hospital before and during con- nnement; nrst-class In every respect; babies adopted. Dr. L. L. Miller, 2504 Blondo St. 'Phone F-1182. U M429 N28 WE RENT sewing machines at 75c per week, we repair and sell parts tor any macnine manufactured. NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.. 'Phone 1663. Corner 15th and Harney Sts. 331 Broadway. Council Bluffs. 'Phone B-618. 613 North 24th St., SO. Omaha. 'Phone 4.166. II 28 DA TELEPHONE for U M. E. messengers. U MSS1 MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. PA PER CENT 'on business property. . '5 per cent on residence property. " ' ' Options to pay whole or part any time. . W. B. MEIKLE, 401 S. 16TH St. . yi . '.W.-r489 MONEY to loan on tmproved Omh real -estate. Brennan-LoveJ Cb.,'809 8. KUh. W-490 4 TO 6 P. C. money. Bemls, Paxton Blk. W-491 FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H. Thomas, First Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1648. . W 492 FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 1604 Farnam. W 493 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas. W 494 WANTED, city loans and warrants. W. .Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam street - W 195 , WANTED, city- and farm loans; also bonds and warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 17M r ajiiam 01., iiee Uiag. , . YVV4H6 WANTED, $5,000 loan on first-class real es tate security. Inquire Blixt & Lovgren, room 436-7 Paxton block. W M12 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY WHEN you find It necessary to borrow five us a trial, after which we will, by air treatment, attempt to retain your patronage. We loan from $10 up on fur niture, pianos, live stock, etc. We also make loans to SALARIED PEOPLE without mortgage or endorser. We do not deduct Interest In advance; we charge nothing for making or filing papers- and our service Is quick and confidential. We always try to please our patrons. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Board ot Trade Bldg. Tel. 2295. (Established lt2.) 406 South 16th bt. X 199 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$) $ DO YOITNEED MONEYT $ $' MONEY TO LOAN $ : .. OS rUKNULBIi AINU BALiAKtf.fi. X $10 to $uv0 loaned on FURNITURE, $ PIANOS, ETC., and to salaried people $ at very lowest rates and for any length $ of time, without publicity or removing $ the property. Payments can be made $ to suit your convenience. I Call and get our terms before going $ elsewhere. $ KELlAtsurj unauri' com r" A IN r. I Room 303, Third Fluor, Paxtuu Block. $ 1 $ I $ $ $ $ $ $ $ I $ $ S f $ $ I $ t.$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ I JW. DOO BORROW MONEY - WHERE you can get It on FURNITURE, riAivua, iiuitDbs, wAuuns, COWS. ETC.; also on SALARIES. WHERE you get it on short notice and witnout puouciiy. WHERE you pay for only the time money ' U in ut.e. WHERE you can return it on easy weekly or monthly payments. WHERE you get the lowest rates. WHERE can you do better? fliUt-INtA. LKlLIll LU, 638 Paxton Blk. 16th and Furnam Sts. X AOS LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO SALARIED rt-urui, mercnanis, team sters, boarding nouses, etc., without se curity; easiest terms; 40 offices In prin cipal clllea. - Tolman, 440 Board of Trade Bldg. X U8 MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, jewelry, to saiariea people, roley Loan Co.. Suo. to Duff Green, 6 Barker block. X 6irf MONEY losned on pianos, furniture, Jew elry, horses, cows, etc. c. . need, 119 b.ia A 004 MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried reople; easiness confidential; lowest rates. It Pastop block. The J. A. Hutton Co. X 4!7 BUSINESS CHANCES. WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange your business or property quick see J. It. jonnson. su in. x. Lite. Y-M506 WANT to buy, sell or trade a business? Uo see w tison. W arnes 4k Co., 417 to 411 Paxton block. Y 933 TO GET In or out of business call on Wil liams, Room 411, McCague building. Y 04 GENERAL repairing shop for sale. Very good opportunity for a good, all-around mechanic; the only repair hhop In the city; also a bicycle repairing shop in con nection; small capital necessary. Address to P. L. Krleboom, Lead, 6. D. Y-M54 28 FOR SALE, coal yard, with 0 feet track age. Peter Lenagb, South Omaha. ' Y-M5H 28 NO. 1 bowling alleys In Kanaas, Nebraska and Iowa. Pool hall in Omaha. Cheap. Address O 42. Bee. V M718 WANTED, a good location for a stock of general merchandise; give full particulars kikui me town, eic. ; American locality .referred. Address W B. Codington, Nemaha, Neb. Y M57 2k WANTED-A solicitor capable of present ing fen attractive land Investment; mutt t first-class. Shlmer ft Chase, "4 Bee Bldg. ; . " Y-757 CALIFORNIA round trip ticket on easy terms; installment plan; send etamp. Ad dress California Mutual Laii'l Co., 240 - Montgomery sc. Ban ranetsr , cai. T-M7W V BI'SISESS CHAJCF.S. CASH for your real estate or business, no matter where located. If you desire a quick sale enJ us description anil price. Northwestern Business Agency, 312 llrtnk of Commerce bldg., Minneapolis. Minn. Y-M767 26 FOR SAt.K REAL K.STATE. W. C. CHISSELI, for BAROAINR In real estate, lola Jones St. '1'hnne 1721. HE M&ri Dlo HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; also nrre property and farm lands. The u. . Davis Co., Room 652, Bee Bldg. RE 610 BEE PAYNE. BOSTVYICK CO. for choice bargains. 601 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. 1014. RE 5W FOR SALE. $ "0066 ft.. No. front on Jackson, near SSth. 5 700 N. W. tornei 34th and Jackson. 66x132. 90 46 ft., E. front on Lowe nve., nr. Burt. lneO N. W. Cor. Lowe ave. and Hurt; 47x140 $ KiO 48 ft., West front, on 14th, near Dorcas. I 3.0 IN. E. corner 3th anu Decatur. t;t50 fiO ft. N. front on Blondo. bet. 36 & 86. $ 330 N. E. Cor. Franklin and32d.; 42 by 127 $ 5-J0 60 feet. E. front on 8th, near Wuncron. OMAHA REALTY CO., 1301 DOUGLAS. KH. Alirti a RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Union Pacific Railroad company, a. a. McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa ciflo Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE-306 WILLIAMSON F"Analn1tree1: RE-609 KELSEY S wall paper, 17th 'Phone 1608. and Douglas. RE-973 DO YOU WANT TO SELL A FARM? If you want to sell a farm or ranch, tell the farmers and stockialsers about It. The best way to reach them la through THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. This agricultural weekly goes to 85,000 homes of farmers and stork raisers, so If you have a good piece of land to sell at a reasonable price you ought to find a buyer among them. The cost 01 an ad is small 2 cents per word. THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER OMAHA, NEB. RE-604 HARRISON & MORTON, FARMS. RE-028 D17 LOT 88, block 8, Orchard Hill, all clear taxes paid, complete abstract of title. $150;- $3 cash and $5 per month, without interest. This 'ot Is 60x140 ft, fronting north oif Franklin, 100 ft. west of 38th. Handy to street car and good school and has sidewalk and olty water. Three lots previously advertised this week on same terms are sold.. Act quickly. Har rison & Morton, N. Y. Life. R E M506 FOR SALE Fifty-acre farm, five miles north Council Bluffs on Crescent road; fruit and good improvements; a bargain. Address C. F. Miller, 723 Mynster street, council uiuns. lit Milt io A FINE 480-acre farm In e&Rtern Nebraska, near Central City, In Merrick county, one., of the finest Improved farms In the state, at a snap: S8.0u0 worth of linurove . ments. Send for Illustrated description of It. Payne Investment Co,, New York Life bldg., omaba, or Heaton Stone, Cen tral CTiy. RE M738 1 LOOK THIS UP AT ONCE. A modern 8-room house with bath, etc, iwo lots; nice lawn; email Darn, one block from car line. 47th and Capitol Ave. Owner removed from city. Offered at sacrifice price of $1,650. Terms, $6110 cash, balance $15 per month. Buy this Instead of paying rent- BENSON & CAUMICHAXL, 642 Paxton flock. 1 v .. . RE 751 28 DODGE STREET. FARM. 28 acres on the Dpdge sr4tond, with two good lH-story houses, . ivoams each, with barn, corn cribs, chicken - houses and sheds; 1 good blacksmith) shop and other outbuildings, 2 wells, 2 cisterns and plenty of fruit for family use. Rich soil. About 4 acres In alfalfa, e acres pasture, bal ance In cultivation. For further partlcu lars see PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO., Sole Agents, wu-a xew xork Lite -Hiug. , RE 747-26 FOR SALE People's church; to be removed from lMh and California Sts. Address your oner to ti. 8. Gates, bee. Board, 1313 Howard bt. 'Phone 321. RE-746-D-1 WANTED A solicitor capable of present ink an attractive land investment; must be first-class. Bhlmur & Chase, &4 Bee illdg. - RE 756 A. P. Tukey & Son. House and 5 Acres. Offer a 6-room house, barn and outbuild Ings, with nearly 6 acres of ground, In one This would make an excellent location for some man who Is moving Into Omaha, or who now lives here and wants to keep i horse, cow and chickens, and who wanti a tract of land for garden purposes. It i. on the street car line and close to one of the best schools In tne city. . A. P. TUKEY & SON, 444-445 Board of Trade. , Phones Offlce, 2161; Res.. F-2580. tliU BO.IW 2t SHORTHAND' AND TYPEWRITING. GREGG 8. H.. Touch T. W.. Bus. Branches Teles, cat. free. Oin. com. Col., 17 & Doug, an A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life, 6i3 BOYLE3 college, court reporter principal. is. x. Lite. tilt NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd Theater. 615 LOST. I.OST. red cocker spaniel, dog; liberal re , ward fcr information at Hi n. 39th or phone B-2C03. Lost 725 25 LOST, an Interchangeable mlleaue book dated July 3, 1902, containing ticket to Chicago on iNortnwestern via bt. Aouis. several mileane coupons and a sum of currency. Return to T. L. Mathews, Her urand hotel, and receive reward. AOSt M7T7 GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspools anu vaults, removes garbage and dead animals at reduced prices. t21 N 16th Tel 1779. 919 MANUFACTURING. P. MELCHOIR, 13th . and Howard, ma- chlulst 5it OMAHA Safe and Iron Win. makes a spe cialty of lire escapes, shutters, doors and sates. U. Andreen, Prop., list So. loth Su -617 TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717. 606 8. Hth. 923 THE DEPOT on time. L. M. E. Tel. 760. M Mil LAW AND COLLECTIONS. BT1LLMAN PRICE. 23 U. 8. N't Bk. Bid. 945 NEB. COLLECTION CO., $06 N. Y. Life. 73k Dl NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO.. 401-408 N. T. Life bids-, attorneys and collectors every. Where. - OSTEOPATH If. G1D. E. ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths. Suite 615, N. X. AJte Biug. uel. law. -1S Mrs. Grace1 Deegan, 638 Bee Bldg. Tel. 2968. 367 M AS4tl ERADE COSTUMES. THKO. LiEBKN, 101 JTarnam, Costumes. . 144 PRINTING. WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Linotype Composition. 611 So. 13th. PATENTS. H. J. COWGILL No fees Unless success ful. 318 8. luth St., Omaha. Tel. 17S8. 246 TYPEWRITERS. WHY pay more? Ijimbert. $25; superior to iiw macnines. Ment on approval. Monroe A Co.. Kll N. lKth Ht.. Omaha. B44 FLORISTS. BULBS, cut flowers and plants. Hender son, Tel. 1258, 1519 r srnam St., omana. v T AUTOMOBILES. ELEC. automobiles. Dcrlght, 1119 Farnam. &u LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 8c; collars. 2c; cuffs. 4c. 17j0 Leavenwortn. lei. a-i4. DETECTIVE AGENCY. CAPT. THOS. CORM1CK, private detective, 617 Karbacn block. Telepnone A-zsu. 436 D-16 ACCORDION PLEATING. GOLDMAN Pleating Co., Room 200, Doug Ins Block. 745 STOVES REFLATED. GOLD, silver and nickel plating. Omaha Plating Co., Bee Bid. Tel. ansa. 931 FIR DRESSING. R GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 8. ISth. -91(7 PAWNBROKERS. raoi.r Loan Offlce. reliable, accommodat ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas. BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 16th. TICKET BROKERS. CT7T RATE railroad tickets everywhere. P. H. Phllbln, 1606 farnam. f none ( 922 EXPERT ACCOl'NTANT. PRIVATE lessons In bookkeeping;, etc G. At. liatnbun, uoom 10, com i nui. Dana. 920 ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. THOS. DURKIN. electrio light wiring. Tel. 2448. 83S DS' STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Jutla Vaughn... 430 Ramge Bldg. 936, TAILORING." LADIES' JACKETS made, altered and re- modeled. Joe xousen.'tvu r arnam sc. M930 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptly attenaea to, J. a. cicuiuree, 20th and Lako streets. . 370 TAXIDERMIST. J. E. WALLACE, 606 S. 13th st M775 When You Write o Advertisers remember It uniy takes an extra stroke or two of tbe pen to mention the taoi that you saw the ad in The Aiea. POSTOFFICE NOTICE., (Should be read DAILY by all interested. as changes may occur at any lime.) Forelun malls tor the week ending ino- vember 29. 1902. will close (PROMPTLY 4u all caseJ) at the general postottlce as fol lows: parcels ruai fuAit.ii close one hour earlier than closing time shown be low. Parcels Post malia for Uermany close at 6 p. m. Wednesday, per a. s. Frederick der Grosse. Reaulsr and supplementary malls cldse at foreign station hall hour later than clos. ni2 limn snown Deiow texceoi mat sUDDie. mentarv malls for Europe and Central America, via Colcn, close one hour later at foreign station;. Transatlantic Mans. . r r.L.. ijl. . .... .. v. - -cnwponlV A. m fnm T rTD ADP per s. s. St. Paul, via Southampton (mall for Ireland must be directed "per s. s. Bt. Paul"), at fc: 30 a. m. (supplementary 10 a. m.) for EUROPE, per a. s. Majestic, via Queenstown. THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE, oilrn .L-I.T A TVTT IT 11 V O ID A T XT DHU. D11A.CXV I i.f, A A , O A Ai. , X UIV- TUGAU TURKEY, EGYPT. GREECE, BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAR- gL'KZ, per s. s. La Gascogne, via Havre (mall lor oiner pans ui jurope must ue directed "per a. s. La.GascoKiie"). FRIDAY At 6:30 p. ra. for AZORES ISI- ANDs, per s. s. Vancouver, irom tsoaton, SATURDAY At 7:30 a. m. tor hhiTmeK' LANDS direct, per S. s. Potsdam (mall must be directed "per s. s. Potsdam"); at h a. m. tor UbbtuuM direct, per s. Kroonland tmall must be directed per a. s. Kroonland"); at 8:30 a. m. for SCOT LAND direct, per s. s. Astoria (mail must be directed 'per ' Astoria"); at 10:30 a. m. (supplementary lz m.) for KU- HOPE, per a. a. Etruria, via Queens- town; at 12 m. for ITALY direct, per s. Aller (mall must be directed -per s. s. Aller"). PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer takes printed matter, commerc.nl papers and samples for Germany only. The aama class of mail matter for other parts ot Europe will not be sent b tuts ship un less bpeclally directed by it. After the closing ot the supplementary transatlantic mails named above, addi tional supplementary malls are opened on the piers of the American, English, French and German steamers, an-i remain t,pen until within ten minutes of the hour OI selling oi steamer. Malls for Sooth and Central America, West ladles, Ble. WEDNESDAY At 12 m. for CUBA. YU CATAN. LAMrLtllb, TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per s. a. Esperanza (mall for other -parts of Mexico must be directed "per a. 8. Esperansa"); at 12:80 p. m. (supplementary 1:30 p. m.) for TURKS ISLAND and DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, per s. s. New York; at 8:30 p. m. for JAMAICA per . s. Admiral Schley, from Philadelphia. THURSDAY At 12 m. for OUANTANAMO fnd BA.MIAUU, per a. s. ciemuegos; at . v i.' ll' u-r i r -T T A v i ..... - - Parthaelnlan. from Philadelphia. FRIDAY At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s. a. Bantlaco. via Tampico (man must be directed "per s. s. Santiago"); at tM p. m. for BERMUDA, per steamer from Halifax. SATURDAY At a. m. for PORTO RICO, CURACAO and vtMiLULA. per s. s. Philadelphia (mall for Savaniila and Car tagena must be directed "per s. a. Phila delphia ), at a. m. (supplementary iu:3o a. ml for fort lis is island. Ja maica. SAVAN1LLA and CARTAGENA per a. b. Alene (mall for Costa Rica mut be directed "per s. s. Alene"); at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for HAITI and SANTA MARIA, per a, Adirondack : at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per a. s. Morro Castle, via Havana; at 10 a m. for GRENADA and TRINIDAD. Der s. s. Maraval; st 10 a. m. for YUCA TAN and CAMPECHR. per a. s. Dacgry; at li m. for PERN AMBUCO. SANTOS and EAO PAULO, peps. a. British Prince (mall for other parts of Brazil must be directed "per e. s. British Prince"); at V': d. m. for CI BA. per , s. Cuiityba. via Matansas (ordinary mall only, which must be directed ' per s. s. curityba ') Mails for Newfoundland, by rail Ao Norrh Hv.ir.ev. and thence by sieaaivr- close st this ohlce dally at :30 -p. m. -(connecting close here every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday). Malls for Mlquelon, by rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at this office dally at f :3u p. m. Malls for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., and thence by steamer, close at this office dally, except Thursday, at 6:30 a. m. (the HOLIDAY BOOKS AND STORIES Authors and Publishers Offer Public Many Choice Publications. - SCRIBNERS PRINT NEW NOVEL BY BARRlE I "The Blood of Ike Nation" la the Sac- a-estlve- Title f a I. Idle Voltiat by David Starr Jor tnii -Hkr Irliei f America W"l'-r. "Utile Mistress Goodhope, and Other Fairy Tales," by Mary Tlnley Taylor, Is a treat for the children. It contains the old country tales of the pixies and der ricks, who were the fair;' folk of Devon long ago. The plxlea were the bad fairies, who stole children out of their cradles, and place, but the derricks were the good, wee left only a gray goose feather in their folk, who restored the children and gave treasure to the poor. The stories have their origin In old tales, half true and the other halt oomposed ot what they have gained by repetition. Published by A. C. McClurg tt. Co. "The Christmas Kalends ot rrovence," Is by Thomas A. Janvier. Nowhere Is Christ mas celebrated with more genuine jollity, and at the same time true reverence, than In the French province df Provence. Mr. Janvier knows the country In all Hi phases knows the people, their quaint customs, their naive manners, their yule log ceremonies, their generous hospitality, and even the recipes for their delicious dishes, and In this book be tells of them s he has found them In his frequent Prov encal wanderings. Another chapter Is the tory of "A Feast-day on the Rhone;" and another tells of the performances of the finest dramatic company of Europe, the Comedle Francalse, on the stage of the re stored Roman theater at Orange, In south eastern France. Harper Bros., publishers. Dana Elites ft Co., have published a new edition of Charles Dickens, "A Christmas Carol In Prose," with six full-page Illustra tions. The book carries a sub-title. "Be ing a Ghost Story of Christmas." Another book from the same company Is: "Play Away," by Willis Boyd Allen. The story Is concerned with a sturdy Vermont boy about 20, who la ibe chief support of a widowed mother, and of a younger brother and sis ter. He comes to Boston, and after a bard apprenticeship in uncongenial kinds of work. Is admitted to the fire department of the city long1 his cherished ambition where his heroic elements of character are given a full chance for growth and exhibition. The book ends happily with the hero on duty with "an honorable record to date, and prospect of a lieutenancy." Frank Baurn Is the author of "The Life 'and Adventures, of Santa Claus.'! He tells Of that old gfcntleman 'ft birth, boyhood and adventures. This well known' author has disclosed the-secrets of the children's Stint In his own merry way that has made him so popular. It Is divided Into three parts and abounds la full-page colored illustrations, making an attractive book for children. Published by Bowen-Merrlll com- Pnr. i.:. "Joe's Paradise: or the Island of Broth erly Love," Is a sequel to "Beautiful Joe," by Marshall Saunders. This la an excellent bbok for children, and will appeal to every lover of animals. It possesses some hu trior and also contains portions that are touching. Published by L. C. Page & Co. :"Three Little Marys," by Nora Archibald Smith, Is a new book tor children, contain ing three stories about three little girls who all had names which In different tongues stand for Mary. Malrt was the Scotch lassie, Molly the English girl and tbo Irish heroine wag called Maureen Bawn, instead of her formal name, Mary O'Brien, which, indeed, was so unfamiliar to her that she did pot recognize herself under the title, when (be was announced as a prize winner at a flower show, A band of gypsy tinkers brings an element of ex cltement Into the first story; In the second, the reader's sympathies are keenly aroused when Molly discovers a foundling boy under a hedge; and In the . third, the successful efforts of Maureen and her brother to earn money for the purchase of a pig are at once droll and touching. Published by Houghton Mifflin A Co. Mr. Barrte's new novel, "The Little White Bird," has been published by Charles Scrlbner's Sons. Th story Is tender, fanci ful and poetic, with a novelty of concep tion and a range also of humor and pathos for which even Mr.- Barrte has not pre pared bis readers.. It Is all laid In London POSTOFFICE NOTICE. connecting closes are made on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays). Mails tol Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, close at this . oltlce dally, excepr Sunday, a 1J0 k m and 11:30 D. ra.. Sundays at p. m. and 11:30 p. m, stalls for Costa klca. Belli. Puerto Cortes and lette mall for Guatemala, by rail to New Or leans, and thence Dy steamer, close a I this office daily, except Sunday, at 1:30 d. m. and '11:30 t. m.. Sundays at i 0. m, and 11:30 p. m. (connecting closes here Mondays at 11:30 p. m. for Bellas, Puerto Cortes and letter mall for Guatemala, and Tuesdays at '11:30 p. m. lor Costa Rica). Registered mail closes at p. m. previous day. Transpacific Malls.. Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to November M26, inclusive, fur dispatch per s. s. Empress of China ( regis terea mall must be specially ad dressed. Merchandise fur U. S. Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Canada!. Malls for the Philippine Islands, via Ban rant-moo, close ueia oauy at : p. m. up to November "26, inclusive, for dis patch per u: b. Transport. Malls for China and Japan, via Seattle, close here dully at f:30 p. m. up to No vember 2, inclusive, for dispatch per a. a. Toea Uaru. Malls fur liswail, China, Japan and Philip pine Islands, via ban Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to November 2. inclusive, for dispatch per S. S. China. Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, close here dally at t:30 p. m. up to December 1, inclusive, for dispatch per a. a. Ala meda. Malls tor Tahiti and Marquesas Islands. via Ban l-iancisco. close nere aauy ai 8:30 p. m. up to December "l,. Inclusive, for Jlsijatch per a s. Mariposa. Malls for China and Japan, via Tacoma, close nere daily at k. p. m. up to De cember 2, Inclusive, for dispatch per a. s. Olvmpla, Malls for Australia (except West ' Aus tralia, which goes via Europe, and New Zealand, which goes via San Francisco), and Fiji islands, via Vancouver and Vic toria. B. C. close here dally at 6:30 p. m. after November 23 and up to December k. inclusive, tor aiapaicn per s. a Aorantcl. Mails for Hawaii. Japan. China and Phil Ppine ixianus, via ban srancuco, close here dally at 8:30 p. m. up to December "I, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Doric. Malls for Australia (except West Australia, wnicn is rorwaraea via i:;urooei i.tw land, FIJI, Samoa and Hawaii, via Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 d. m. after December and up to December "13. inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Hi crra. (If the Cunard steamer carrying the British mall for New Zealand does not arrive In ilme to connect with this dispatch, extra malls closing at 6:30 a. m., 9:30 a. m. and 6.30 p. m. ; Sundays at s u a. m s a. ni. and t:so p. m. will be mada lin and forwarded until th arrival - T.f I ti I i.n.-.rn aluni.-r . Transpacific malls sre forwarded to port ot sailing daily and tbe schedule or closing Is arranged on the presumption or their uninterrupted overland transit. "Regis tered mail closes at 6 p. m. previous day, CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster .Postomce, New York. ti. Y., Nov. 21, 102 and has a whlmilcal Cbsrloa-l-amlvllke elderly narrator, who looks on at the trug Itles of a newly married couple, helps them. tells stories to their child, snd peoples Kensington Gardens for his benefit with fancies of fairies and birds after his own whimsical fashion. While the characters are few, every one appears to come to m a confidential and trustworthy friends. "The Blood of the Nation" Is the euffses- he title of a little volume by David 8tarr Jordan, president ot Leland Stanford, Jr. tin! versify, which has just been Issued by the American Unitarian association. Bos -ton. In this "Study of the Decay of Races Through the Survival of the Unfit," which Is the appropriate sub-title, the author dis cusses the problem of heredity, the ten ancies which make for race degeneration. the all-Important factors of race develop ment as Influenced by the pursuits of peace and the occupations of war and the causes nd consequences of the survival of the unfit. Dr. Jordan has made a broad and thorough study of his subject, and here In small volume whose worth Is net at all to be judged by Its size, are condensed, In terse and lucid style and In forcible and convincing logic, some well-thought-out re sults of his researches. Mary Stewart Cutting Is the author of a fall book, entitled "Little Stories Of Mar ried Life." These stories begin where most Action leaves off. There Is, however, no less romance In life after marriage than before It. Mrs. Cutting has taken advan- age of this rather neglected field and has written this series of aellgntiui nine sketches. The stories have appeared from time to time In McClure's Magazine, so we simply mention the titles: "Their Second Marriage," "A Good Dinner," me Strength ot Ten," "In the Reign of Quln- 111a." "The Happiest Time," "in tne Mar ried Quarters," "Mrs. Atwood's outer Rai ment," "Fairy Gold," "A Matrimonial Epi sode." "Not a Sad Story" and "Wings." McClure, rhllllps & Co.. publishers. An interesting volume of personal and hioirranhlcal sketches of American writers has Just been Issued by A. Wessels com- 3v. entitled "Authors at Home.- io volume Is edited by J. L. and J. B. Gilder, and the articles have appeared before In the Critic. The sketches bear the mnrk of uthentlcity because the writers were se lected for the purpose by the authors. A partial list of the table of contents follows: John Greenleaf Whlttler, by Harriet Pres cott Spofford. James Russell Lowell, by George E. Woodberry, Trot. Goldwln Smith, by C. O. D. Roberts, Edward Clarence Sted- man, by Anna Bowman Dodd. 8tanley J. Weyman, author of "A Gentle man of France," and "Under the Red Sea," Is out with a new book, entitled 'In tne Kings' by Ways." Although It is a book of short stories, they are written In that Interesting manner and style that hae made Mr. Weyman so popular. Some or the stor ies are: . "Crlllon's' Stake," "The King's Stratagem," "The House on the Wall.' The Diary of a Statesman," which contains eplsodea of the "Fowl In the Pot, The Boxwood Fire" and "The snowball- The last story In the book is "King Ter ror." Published by Longmans, Green ft Co. "The Life ot a Woman," by R. U. Rls- ley, deals with the effect of narrow op portunities upon a 'woman of an ambitious, imaginative temperament, a eltuation very common both to men and women In Amer ican life. The heroine is a girl who has spent her life In the suburbs of a large city and known no other outlook, it taxes her through her various experiences mostly disheartening and discouraging ber first party until after thirty, when ehe IS broken down in spirit and resigned to her fate. Herbert 8. etone ft Co., pub lishers. "The Henchman," by Mark Lea Luther, Is built upon the rise of an obsecure coun try politician to the gubernatorial office, and Is pretty well done. The story begins with the nomination of Calvin Ross Shelby for congress. Clear and precise are the characteristics of the candidate. He dif fers In no respect from many . aspirants for political positions and It la natural that we should finally see him governor ot bis state. The story Is well told. The political bosses, his opponents, the loose wife, In fact all the innumerable characters are Veil described. The love scenes and the true manhood ot Shelby and his final stand against the bosses all tend to make It an exceptional political novel. Published by the Macmlllan company. ' ' "Brenda's Cousin at Radcllffe," by Helen Leah Reed, is the third of Miss Reed's "Brenda" series, describes the career of Julia Bourne at Radcllffe college, the wom an's annex of Harvard. As Miss Reed is herself a graduate ot this college, the life of. the Cambridge girl undergraduate is correctly portrayed. Since the story is In tended to interest young girls In the more serious college life,, as well as in Its sports, study is shown to occupy a large part In tbe life of those students. But the social side Is by no means neglected, from the freshmen reception toi he class day spreads In the Far house grounds. Little, Brown ft Co., publishers.' "When Jesus was Here Among Men." by Nellie Lathrop Hello, Is another story of tbe life of 'Christ, written in story form In language easily understood by children. It tells tbe Ufa ot a young man and his blind sister, who watch and listen with Interest the Savior's life. Christ finally restores the sight of the sister. Published by Flem ing H,- Revell Co. The above books are' for sale by the Me- geath Stationery Co., 1308 Farnam St. Creamery Plants Ordered Sold. DE8 MOINES. la.. Nov. 25. -In the United States circuit court of this city this morn ing judge Hmltn Mcl-Tierson lusueil an order authorizing the receiver in the FJgln Creamery company bankruptcy case to sell to Cove it McKinnon for S45,0u0 all the property of the Elgin Creamery company except the creamery at Corning, la.. Die skimming stations connected with the Min eral Point creamery and furniture In Chi-. cago. . ii i .i A DraaraTlst'a Advice. - Mr. C. L. Thompson, a druggist of Dan ville, Ind., gives the following wholesome advice to his customers: "If you should ever need a remedy for croup or whooping cough, get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It absolutely has no equal for the preven tion and cure of croup, and if taken in time and according to directions, it is a most excellent remedy tor whooping cough and all throat and lung troubles. I would' recommend that a bottle of this medicine be kept in the boms at all times, especially where there are children In the family." Stationery (& Largest aMi micui in wH. extra parts ef all kinds. Also a lull iiiia of labia tsa tils sets tl 01) to 610.0b. x . irT.i-nr".n'i