Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 1, 1902, Page 9

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY FOR RENT=FURNISHED Ruvaus, ELBGANT rooms t location, in ‘ le finest location he 19% Capitol ave. SITUATIONS WANTED, WANTED, employment ¥ vy man and wife, 80 children. Address Dorr, 804 Ave: nue G, Councli Blufr A--M68 1 WANTED—MALE HELP, % FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK. 1t you iive iu the country or in a small town and have & §ood acquaintance ONE the farmers and stoem raisers in 6 nelghborhood you can makc o easily ¥ 10UF oF Hive hours work. Write us will send your our proposition. e Punu-mn. Co., molicitors dept., )uu ANT!:D n in every county to ke subscrip h00s "tor o’ Fwentieth ntury VArmer, OuE gents make good wuges everywhere. Reterences Iy weatieth 82 LESMEN wanted to sell fruit trees; po- liflon‘r-rmmenl. pay weekly, write for Ady ern Nursery ompany, Bales ' Dopt.. Lawrence, rai. sas. B Julyst DEMONSTRATOR to explain mldlcolo( 3 %0 per week, Hixenbaugn, 50U Ware b B8 DEWEY European hotel, 13th end Farn, E—$4 lo’snlenf DBSIRABLE rooms, first-cla 224 Farnam. 20 N. 17TH 8T., cool, well furnished rooms. BoMT1 4* ELECTRIC TREATMENT. BUSINESS CHANCES MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 18, 11 lloor.' R. "qu"h A MME. AMES, vapor baths, 12 DR. ROY, chiroj ous half removi Frenzer block. by “elecuriait "’:fif. 'RNISHED ROOMS, DESIRABLE furnished room for rent. 28 Farnam 8 E-534 6 FIVE nice rooms, furnished or unfurnished, thoroughly modern, walking dmnn« reasonable. 2001 Burt 8t 9 Iyl #l PER WEEK, 422 8. 18th st one blook south of court house, E—$21 FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOARD. IVATE hos, al, before and augn. co! nement, b opted. rs. Gard: dopt Ant 8 r{un. U477 uring_and _chiro- for ladl ) he Bathery, u;oyb cann-cllo'y with ROOMS. 5104 Bo. 10th St. "Phone 1811, U508 Jy10 JPTURE pgrmanently cured in %0 to "l send for elrcular. > b New York Life bldg., Omn-. b, Merriam, comfortable summer home. T TWO duluhla front_room wuh alooves. The Pratt, 212 8. M43 THE HO' ), m lene Rooml board. ° Y- R JYAe FURNISHED front rooms with board. 818 §. 26th st rjnm THE Bonnle Brier, 17% Dodge. T, A Jy2e I.AR(}F front room for man and w"e fe. g1t OMS, modern. 280 Harney s ROO mi ¥ * u e — ey FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. DEEK room spage, ¥ montn, ground foor room 1 The Bes bullding. facing Farnam street; no expense fot light, he or janitor servige. C. Peters & Co. renial B lding. best and ACCORDION pleunn’.“.rk "!" Dou 'y quickest. ELITE PARLORS, 15 8. 16th at., 24 floor, U—Mss0 Jy? A BUSINESS MAN cAN -muln controling ntereat o & profit- rapidly increasing _legitimate mnnu lclurlnl business. Capital required $3.500 to $5,000. This {8 worth investigat- ing. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Life. T—Ms24 NEWSPAPER for l'ur tight party. ! D @, care Bee, Omah V\ANTED tenant for ocorner business store, sultable for butcher shop, restau- fant, ete. “Write Loek Box Wayi o FOR SALE OR TRADE—Steam laund doing 91,20 to §.600 per month, iu Ne- braska _town; bargaln. Addr; _Omaha Bes e FOR_ Sale. opportunity h\“p:dull'tl-. ate light manufacturing @ required; 8 dally pro- ), Bee, —~MbB67 3* e, legitis about ts. Adlir!u D FOR EXCHANGE, JULY 1902, PLUMBING, D. W. DUDGEON, 210 Farnam. 1 1088 = Iy JUNK. ALPIRN buys all klndl metals. 913 Douglas S a*.n;cr lm:lz’n: MANUFACTURING. F. HELCH[OR. chinist. ith and Harney, e OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. make & spe- of fire escapes, lhull:&l.sfloorl and DRESSMAKING, DRESEMAKING in familles or at hom: Miss Sturdy, 2042 Farnam. ~421 Jyn* ——— ey FUR DRESSING, s, % Andreen, Prop 10th Bt —MI0 WILL exchan od oak wardrabe for folding bed. N 4 Bee. OGNl O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 So. 13th. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. 0 MOPHONI Al supplies, retail. Collina tano Co., T FOR BALE, very cheap, nice 2x145 ft. lot in Bemis park. Address DR“E Ba‘; CHIRO] DY claity, in i 1 Bathery: ¥ 26- connection The B 2 Bee bldg. U—es3 HARLES & WILLIAMSON £Fai: '""'i'fim Rib—s10 AMPOOING and hairdressing, ¢, in n:nnn ction th?{ e Bathery, 'wm Bee buflding. U884 VIAVA, woman's way to treatment. Booklet free. Omaha. LOWEST PRICES in_acco wl! ting 'he Goldman B Dougias blo Jth, Hom Bee bl lon“};d leatin, C i EMPIRE RUPT! RE cuRkosm N ¥ Life bidg., Omaha. Send for cirolars 13 YOUNG MEN fram Omaha and vicinity 8% 0uco 1o prepare for kofitions.in the rRm Bervic ply to inter- tate Cories. Tnat., Codar Kapids, 1o B115-d y -2 who can do repairing; must C. W. Morgan, B-Mis) 3 a blacksmith, o hottug and Wako a sober inan. WANTED, or: WANTED, Insurance men o €An offer you a good thing. Call at ¥ a. m Bolrd of Trade Blug. B~ WANTED, men to learn barber trade; spe- elal midsummer offer; oniy two montns’ Tequired to pare for 316 weekly posi- tion; (0ols: presented; wages Baturaays; @iplomas granted; call or write. . Moler Barver Coilege, 168 Farnam st o B—M262 4 m. BHOEMAKER wanted at State Industrial school, Kewrney, Neb. Write the superin- l.ndent xcr pnnkulan B-M7 WANTED, an_active during the next few ks; must be clean nd live at home. =Address Wm. Gildea. . box 808, Omaha. B-582 30 (!hnol boy, to work WANTED an_engineer to run threshing ‘machine engine, at once. Address Jullus Nits, Mead, Ne b., R Brdy1® WANTED, for U. 8 able-bodied un- married men between S of 21 and 5, citizens of United Biates, of g60d character erato habits, who can speak. read 8., arm leer, and Dodge sts., aha, and postoffce bullding, Lincoln, WANTED—A first-olass whisky "Iy celeblianed trade or ¢ ot hebm & none other need apply dress nfe: Bros., Distillers, Vi AV Main -L. uisville, Ky. M—561 1 WANTED-FEMALL HELF. WANTED, iwo young lady students to Tearn hpir dressing manicuring und chi: £0) -lnc massage. Call or Whis 'uw 220, Bee Bidg. e mmm Cnll Clnldlln oftice, 15th & Dod‘o FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT, the building formerly ocey. jed by The Bee at 91§ Farnam st. It Rus four T torien and & basement whioh was formerly used as The Bee press room, This will be rented very reasona 4 interested apply at once to C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room 100, Bee bulldi; FOR RENT, store In first-class location; rent reasofiable. Apply f RS Peters & Co., ground floor, 1268 FOR RENT, desk room or larg suitable for merchandise brower or party dolng business in whnl}lu. Ulatrict, in- quire Hene 916 Faroam st. J—-Man o MWCAGUE 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,, 1320 FARNAM 8T. 1825 MODERN bullding in whols-;a district. F. D. glas Wead, 1624 Do 1—869—Jy-18 —_— e PROF. JOHNSON cures all human dis, gases. 5% Bee bullding. Ofgs hours A m, p. m. ,f- MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 16, 3 floor, £.3. y U—-Ms% Jy160 §Pr\',«'r|;" home {‘;’T;“éf' ba[;yrn'léd auf. hg confinement; babies sdopte Burdette. Mrs. Burget. v?d “YOU can fool all the people some o tna time' on some things, but you can't foql (hnm on clgars. verybody knows that the STOECKER CIGARS are the best. The best because 9 they, Are made of superior stock RANCH and farm lands for sale b Unlon Pacific Raliroad compld{. 3 McAllester, land eommissioner, Union Pa- cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb, - RE—908 HOUSES and lote in all parts of clty: also acre proparty an The O. F. Banid"C0% Hoom 68, Bee butlaing, bulldlnfi. USES, lots, farms, fanches, loan ro lnsurance. Bemls, Puxton plock. also FOR BALE, cholce section of farm land, 0.60 per every foot can be wner needs money and will Sell cheap Of (aken. this week. A Lovgren, 4th ficor, Paxton_block. RE—162 Jy1* IF _YOU want one of the nicest S-room homfl in Hanscom lflt.l“ 1 -rnluxlve you n Oynet laft jeify. Muse el I'L !;t‘er‘lood N, SEE PAYNE, BOBTWICK & CO. for choles bargains. 612 N. Y. Life Bidg. ge) Joid fn in & ‘§-room A _MONTHLY payment bar, QM hone Rek house. . Nattinger. DR B M JACKSON, room 4, Frenzer block, chronic diseases a Ipecllll"j con- sultation free, WANTED, 7:) ny_information of Charles B. Kring, as. Kring, Cherryvale, Kan- 42 Jyb* MOLLIE—The tramp must go. Page 17 July What To Eat GEORGE, U_Ms62 1. mp———————— ALt MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. PER CENT on zulln..l o,dm i pa “?&i‘sr l{n tlm.. AGENTS WANTED, WANTED, count. TWENTL steady employment with Fseired ‘ the country ~With eclally desired; can- to $100 per month, Boncitors’ 08 canvassing agents in IVIY‘ licit_subscriptions to TH. d buggy make casily g T e Omaha. 1 E ust out. Send for Combination Door Knob and Bell. §,°r ruining the door, Put en n a_moment. No batteries to No springs to wind, Noth- ing to_get out of order. Own your own bell. No landlord to trouble. Price and Bell absolutely guaranteed. nd l’fim WESTERN for sample. Agents wanted. 1212 Farnam J—-216 any door worry about. ELECTRICAL COMPANY, Btreet, Omaha, Neb. e ———————— WANTED, deserving young lad man to take life acholarship maha best bisiness and shorthana coliege and &y for St when course is finished and ‘oollk«n sccured. | Address A 1, Bee. GIRL for general housework, 201 §. Zth St. M2z wnAN ED_A sirl for general housework WANTED, llrl (or housework with Omaha family oh farm near Arlington July 1t Beptember 1. .Apply 916 N, 42d. €518 Ty 0 per 1000 copying letters, to be sent to us, free; two stanmps with appli- 5 idn. Tinois industrial Unlon, Depot Chlcago. 560 1+ FOR RENT—HOUSES, VANS and bagg: HOUSES & wagons. Tel. 119%. D84 all parts of city. The O avis Co., 662 yBee Blds. When You Write to Advertisers e o{"l‘n you saw it enlymuh- a -xl.nr: t'u“:hfl pen mention t act that 4 ad in The Bee. WANTED-TO RENT, ‘WANTED, twdé rooms ‘and board with private family for married couple; mod- ern home desired in good location’ where there aro no other boarders; willing to pay a firsi-class price; references ex- changed; rooms not wanted Detors !egt. 1. Address D 8, Bee. -=== WANTED—TO BUY, \\'ANTFD—M hand clothing for euh 1201 am. N--M297 Jy. 3 \! ANTED—-TO buy a neat five or six-room cottage, modern, with full lot, on paved street, in good neighborhood, for $1,00 cash.'D 63, Bee. N-—609 FOR SALE—FURNITURE. LHg}AflO Furniture Co., 1410 D¢ New and second-hiand, bou; exchanged. . Tel. sold, FOR SALE—~HORSES, FOR SALE, chea, _and Vinton. PAINTING and Jovpirs on our. specialty. H. Frost, 14th enworth, T SEVERAL fine driving horse Phelps, Room D, N. ¥. Lif WAGONS, BTC. a Concord bul‘{i wl PERFECT single driver, bright bay mare, 163 hands b ears ol of breeder's Bee. MOVE hi O TR U R Bt BEB PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO., for cholce SEB PAYNE, BOSTWICK & C0.. for ahclce ‘el, 1016, D852 ¥O! RENT, modern house High SBool "N o B Bivia Bine fi"fi:s_;fig. MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel, 1496 D568 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOU WIRE fence for yard, hitel Works, ‘ll a. ultry, h a and ry °flh¢a"w 6th Bt. T.I. mo Q—M972 Julyd FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any other musical instrument; $ up. T) Wittman Co., 162 Farnam. [ NEW wd 2dhand typewriters. 113 Far- e HOUSES, ete. F. D. Wead, 1534 Douglas, D851 SIX-ROOM fiat, all modern. 1112 8o, 1lith. D—M809 FOR RENT wroom, modern detached house. "‘"X painted and pulr Capitol Ave. Tel. 673. Robllun 10 STYLES trusses: E.: & Ilc(.onn-ll INDIAN goods and Felics. 1119 Farnam. o .. Bher. and catalogue fres. Drug Co., 16th WHITE sawdust; seasom checked nl (I- bers cheap; hog fence, ete. Dot CENTRAL, &-room flat. Tisard, 20 N. 23d -, D-§m IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam, Q48 HOUSES and flats. Ringwait, nunE/nEfT. GOOD $-room modern house. Iobglond’o. and pooi tables; a large stock ol ghea ganm.mck Bt & -r counters, e ollender Co,, d Bouth 200n SECONDHAND bllliard billiard tables repaires bar fixtures, UNEQL‘ LED. contral all podern. 1 house, fat. Tisard, T-room 6'_“m RIS L SR SN SRR GOOD modern $-room house. 2604 BIon%o I%. NO. ’I’H l!. “9-room__modern 0! ofant. 800 per use -:omh ke -‘\'t 8, 8TH BT., ¢room cotta i.ll I'.I'll L4 z‘rf month. oom cot! city water v.!fl m l Pou n "nm;‘:‘: Omaha Loan e nd Trust Co, s Brown Bloc D—-M10 HOUBES, stores. Bemis, Paxton "‘:;5.. WOUSES-—Boyer, 2d and Cumln{..'l‘cl. 2049, POR RENT-Modern ten;roo mom honse, No, ol SalEs shede Lioss yilom cel nl ‘I o B FOR RlN’l‘-f-mln cotta Just papered and painted; vun d new furnace; dent. honi B-2515. VERY fine id-room house, one block north 3 rk. all ‘modern and i vllh bnh 8.5 and D—m—”‘ water r month; $2 Caid- os. Goldsmith, room D638 Jy1* 3 OCOTTAGE, 141 N, 17th: 5-room th nth and I 18 8 M st South Omaba DM 3 FROOM cottage, 11t el atreet: i 18, U. 8. Ba FOR EALE. fine imported- b mmmlod lnd trimme tof $50; can be seen ‘st Doty Aduseil's bara, sich and Leavenwat streets. '5—« IDHAND safe cheap. Schwarts, 114 s U MONEY to loan on improved Om-h- e estate. Brennan-Love Co., ¥ 8. o TE ,.m.,:.bw‘ PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 887 P%VY. f. N W, Ar’l'x‘lil):u‘ys and llrn‘,lum. :Iné, Farna WANTED, eit, am Bmif] FARM nd cl(‘ loans, low ra omas, 1st Nal t. Bank bldg. puxfi i sn 15'&1- Y:om;fi; @ 70 6 P. C. money. Bamu, Paxton bik. % . 5 3‘* PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros. ifi ® farsam " 'RIVATE money. F.D. Wead, 15 Do EpPUATS B =5 §100 UP, low rate. Prichard, lwun. MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. $10,000. We have it to lun on rurnnuu. pianos, warenouse recelpts. livastock. gic. you are permamently employ vo make yoy & loan on Your !ALA ¥ w ou will know whether it will' pay you to orrow or mot, for we will tell you in ‘ad- vance just what the transaction will con YOII ith us you g ; teres What you recetve and for oniy what time fou keep it We do not, charge for mak ing papers. Tn- rule of -our office ‘Is to please everyo! OMAHA uowrmmlr. AN CO. 119 L Trade bidg. Te. 26, (Batabilshed 1692). 306 8. 16th st ot Mgg guwme Fhes us how mucl Hing' Geducted. “‘""nb nerABLE cn-%r“ Fioor, Paxton’ Blaock, X—626 IINPI‘:.! l" Ifii:sf‘f.’o ’;o}nln. “ Bqlrl u& R e R Ten -un. burll ;Pfil c!tlu Chll'll -, BALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS. Do you want money fot long or shori leriag by | cqmpetitore “‘ll ovfo u.lmcns.‘o "‘H‘ AMERI- Paxton X MONEY loaned on plain ole: bust X, et rates, B Paiion blocy e iiunoi_% xton block. MONBY loaned on plangs, furniture. few- elry, horses, cows, ete. C. F'. Reed, BUSINESS OHANCES, k. turnnm. I “stock, pturl Barker Block, —801 Floor, (st to “salaried ow on eas week ; new wheel and Chlulmfé BICYCLES nd honoj b 424 phonsgraghe Fhess s B dnd OmAhl FOR sale, cheap, one corruj house. ated fron ware. 43 Broadwa: imension: Councll Biluffs. CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS FRITZ, clairvoyant. 164 Casg o0 MRS. JACOBSON, 2306 N. 30th st S8 Iy ATTENTION! ATTENTION! MRS. DR. EDWARDS, the noted trance medium, clairvoyant and palmist, guarantees to her vu tors Dleto satiataction of no char :r lite. It there is anything you b mow, any desire of r - A08 ™ conwult - this gified womn, whoss wor Bas. mystifed the most skept §¥hat she has done for others she can NW Ynlll' Illo will Inxld. brl{hlm o -uoo- and I.ll1r writings. l.dlu Persons t & dis perfect o noe. 100 nllr Dodge VOICE. PROF. WRIGHT, velcs, organ, 0, 16 Ramge Bl fl' n WHEN ycm want to buy, l‘ll or nnm’- fo. B onnion, s . ¥ Fife” GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate, mort- gage, rentals, insurance. Brown_ block. RE—909. FOR SALE, 31 acres frult and garden land, well improved; two miles from car lin $-room house. Address 103 8, 1st st., Cou cll Bluffs, la. RE-M281° FOR BALE_Neat cottage and full lot on paved sfreet. “on ath Tath st MEDICAL, DR, PRIES, the acknowledged Jeading specialist n dis ul the of women in Omaha, attention of suffering to his unsurpassed accammodations and during confinement and his ment for irtegularities, no matter se. Call or adaress, with stam: Arlington Block, 1513 Dodge, = LADIES' Chichester's E English Pennyroyal Pllll are the best; safe; reliable. Take no Send dc, stamps, for particulars, "RauelAlor Ladies” in murp: return nail. Arugy tchester Chemical Co., Philadelphi; FOR RENT—FARM LAND. 20 ACRES b,ll llnd in Douglas county fo; ‘setwon 1000, within one. mile villags of Elghorn; nlh nn.t. Address D 4, LAUNDRY. llnm I‘IE:n' OMAHA hirts, So; MAHA Stear hir collars, Avenworth, “Tel. 647" —933 BEST laundry. The Chleago, “phone 2. m STORAGE. ((‘XF!C Storage nnd War Jones, gene: ehouse Co., 913 and forwarding. -—928 OM. Van 8tor. Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. 1565 (oL el L RN . Y TYPEWRITERS, HE wonderful Lambert Typewriter el 40 The Work of & §100 maching: 1a rapld. e clent and durable; to tntroduce will sell a limited number at 320. Telephone, write or call. Monroe & Co,, §11 N. 16th 8t 2835 S OSTEOPATHY. ALXLE JOHNBON, ost atl NI cf DR, el SR —016 TR, A. T. HUNT, 612 McCagus Bidg. Tel. % it luln 26, DR. MRS, MUSICK, Douglas BIK. Tel ?‘E ] BALE TIES, ot OMAHA Hay Bale Tle Co., &1 North 16th, SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN BANT's school. 717 N. Y. Life, —821 BOYLES college, court reporter prin N. Y. Life. i petant EB. Business & Shorth . Boy, s th.-l:;‘ ness and College, Boyd's NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. ;“‘Il When You.Write to Advertisers remember ft only takes an extra nrun nr two of the pen to mention the fi you saw the ad in The Bge. EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, a, RATHBUN gives private lessons 1 b£h.m. ete. R. lzco‘-.‘ Nat. “B.k 4 —ME8 S ——— RDION PLEATING., BIDUCID m L. par- Mating. ¥or ld‘-fl Pleating Co., 1510 —398 Ty CARPENT! ALL I.Inldl ol BEnd At FLORISTS, AND JOINE er w? and r‘g‘llrln' business. Call TO buy, sell or excha [y on C.’J. é‘nl . R, t"l:n Farnam st ¥ mn g - rgll,t‘ loA'L{. lunnur of & & \ Nh.. Ha godc- ba g afl,fig mflom rent reaso TO GET In or out o busti llams, Room 411, McCague ON; e -round can have exclusive ivilage e of "ground et Eourth ot uly e.hhn on at Waterioo, Neb. Ad- opper, chairma; M4 Jy2 When You Write to Advertisers TWo"St the' pen. (o mautibn the fact thar you saw n.v.u The Hes FOR RlN'r H nl Clitton. raished o com- Y—‘ Iy DERSON, 151 Farnam. tor price list, cut flowers and pl.? ANNOUNCEMENTS. WATE! . L3 i nfi“rnm'&ug COMPANY. Tele- rteenth street PAWNBROK! BAGLE Loa D“. Nlh.l.. aecomm: te ing: ai) business i Doflh 4 TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE., TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717. 506 8. 16th. —Mou PATENTS, PATENTS Sues & Co fee unless successfui; et o Y ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. GRAND Eleetric Co., 16 & .{.Zi;ai“-mn-;i STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, CURED. Julla Vaughn, 4% Ramge Bid LAWN MOWERS. Sharpened, repaired. L I Wka., 1008 Howard — M4 AUTOMOBILMS, ELECTRIC AUTOMOHILE!. Deright's 1119 Far m-re 3 nAluu(.u. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARDAGE CO., clean cesspools and vaults, removes garbage ani dead lum-ml- at reduced prices. 621 N. 16 Tel. 1779, [~} POSTOFFICE NOTIOB, (Should be read DAILY by afll {nter- ested as changes may occur at any time), Forelgn malls for the week ending July 5, 1902, will close (PROMPTLY in all ¢ at thé general postotiice us follows: PAR- CELS IL8 close one hour earlier than closing time" shown below, FAtcets fioat jmals for, Germany close at 6 p. m. onday and Wednesday, Regular and supplementary malls close at foreign station half hour later th closing time shown below (except that plementary malls for Burope and Central America, Via Colon, close one hour later at forelgn station). Transat ESDAY—At 8:30 a. m. 10 a. m.) for EUROPE, Wilhelm* via Plymotith, Bremen; at 8:30 per s, (mxmlemenury er 8. Kronpring Charbuuy! and & m, for ITALY direct, Nord America (mail must be di- rected Nord Amerioa’ WEDNESDAY-At 68 a, m. for KUROPE, er 8. s. 8t. Louls, via Southampton (maii be directed iper & 8. (supplementary R PL‘ per 8. 8. Majestic, via Queenstown. THURSDAY—At a. m, for EUROPE, gor, & & Columbia, via Plymputh, Cher ourg and Hamburg (mail Franc must be directed »per 8 & Columbla); at 7 g. m. for 3 ¥ LAND,” ITALY, g TURKEY, EGYPT GREECE, nm'nsl'i INDIA and LORENZO MARQUEZ, per & s La Bretagne, via Havre (mafl for other parts of Europe must be directed RS La Brotagne'). 8aRURDAY At 6 0. m. for ITALY direct, per & 8. Hohenzollern (mail must be di: rected ‘per s. 8. Hohenzollern”); at 73« a. m, for NETHERLANDS dfrect, 8. Potadam (mail must be dlrened Ber . Potsdam'’); r 8COT- r at 10 a. m. for BELGIU Bt tand Gnall must o directed ber 5. Zeeland”); at 10:30 a. m. (supplementary 12 m) for EUROPE, per s. 8. Lucanl via Queenstown. . *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes printed mattef, commercial papers samples for Germ.ni' nly. m cllu of, matl matter for other pnru of Bure not bé Sent by this ship unless -peclu directed by it. After the closing of the -upplementudy {ransatiantic. mafls named. apo ditional supplementary mails are opened on the plers of the American, Eng Englian, French and German steamers, re- main open until within ten lnlnulu ot the hour of salling of steamer. Malls for South and Central America, ‘Went Indies, Ete. TUESDAY—At 9: a. m. for CENTRAL AMERICA (except Costa Rica) and BOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per 8. s. Ori- gaba, via Colon (mall for Guatemala must be directed ‘“per s. s, Orizaba’" o . (sapplementary 190 o o) lof 1B WARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS and BRITISH, DUTCH and FRENCH GUI- ANA, Fontabelle (mail for Gre- p. m. for JAMAICA, per s. 8 Admiral Dew-y, from Boston, “‘FUNPSDAY At 1280 b m. (upplement. ary 1 p for TURKS ISLAND and BOMNiCAN “REPUBLIC, per & s Cherokee. THURSDAY—At 8 a. m, for CUBA, YUCA- TAN, CAMPECHE, TABASCO and CHI- APAB, P“ & 8. Havana (mall for other Dlrll n MO!ICO m\-ll'l be dlrecteu ‘‘per 0 a. m, for 8T, C, BETIT GOAVE® and JACMEL, per o & Erins Willem I (mail for other ‘parts of Haltl, Curacao, Venczuela, Trinidad, Brit. ish and Dutch Guiana must be directed iper n s Prins, Willem | 1%); at 12 m. (eupplementa 13 W p. m) for BAHA: GUANTANAM lnd SANTIAGO, BN 5 SeRumanca; at 12 m. for YUCA® TN ana CAMPECHE. per's. dale; at 12 m. (supplementar; 1.) for BAHAMAS, per = tilia (msn must be directed “'per Antilla”); at 12:30 p. m. for nucuu. and HAITL per oma; at 11:80 p. m. for JAMAICA, mlr.l Bampson, from Boston. a. m. for BARBADOS and BRAZIL. per s, s Maranham and Ceara, Ravens- 12130 p. NOMTHIR P Coamo, Ban_ Juan; upplementary 9:3 a. m.) for EihAcho Ane VENEZCELA, her s s racaibo (mail for Savaniila gens must be airected per oalbor); at 02 for FORTUN Riate, BAVANILL GREYTOWN, per Costa mcn‘ must ROUNDLAND. direct. P . for GUADELOUPE "MARTI: UK, BARBADOS, BRITISH, DU UTOH Ta B, , Janeiro (mail for Northern Brasil, Argen- ilne, Uruguay and Paraguay must be di- Byron"); at 12 m. for URUGUAY -nd PARA- ri t 12 m. for ‘ber 8 8 Matansas, via Tam- must be directed’ “per s. 8. atanzas’). Malls for Newfoundland, by rafl to North Bydney, ‘and thence by JMeamer, close at this dally at’ €@ p m «mnnecun; clgse - here - every Mon: Wednesday and Baturday). Mails for Miqueion, by ral to Boston, and thence by steamer, olou at_this office daily at 8:30 p. m. 'Malis for Cuba, by rail to Florida, and thence b efs, are dispatcned daily, excepl day, final connecting closes, for yia' Port Tempa, on Mondays, Wednss- days and Baturdays or dipatch via Miaml, on Mondaye and' Sate urdays at 6:30 p. Malls for Mexico Clty, overland, un for dls by tspatch specially addressed closs At this da; necting closes here Puertg Cortes snd Guatom days for Costa Rica). closes at 6 p. m. pi Mails for China and Japan, via Vnnmuvu and \'morln, B. C. close hers dally st m. up ln Jlll **1, incl ul ve, for Gispaten m| mall Tust (registere: dres: Merchandise for Arency at ‘Stanghal cannot be forwarded via Canada). Malls for Hawall, China J class_mattor for the Pl poin via San Francisco, clos ua dally a 6:30 p. m. up to ful( 3, inclusive, for apan, vis Taco) clou bere dally at o: p. m. up to J s8 _of China [l e Y .d~ an and firat lan POSTOFFICE NOTICE. “for dlspatch per s via San Franelsco, clo! up to July i per . s Alameda Japan, via Seattie, . . up to July *%, inclusive, for dispatch per 8. . Riojun Maru. (Registered mail must be directed “via Beattle) Malls_for_Tahiti clusive Malls ftor and Marquesas isia via 8an Francisco, close here daily at 8 p. m. up to July 10, inclusive, for di patch per . 8. Maraposa Malls for Hawall, Japan ass_matter for the via San_Francisco 6:30 p. m. up to July . inclusive, for dispatch per 8. 8. Doric. Mafls for the Philippine lslands, via San Francisco, close here daily at 6% p. m. u 1o July *11, inclusive, for dispatch U. B. transport. Malls for Australia (except West Austratie, js forwarded via Wuropel, M Fijl, Samoa and Huwall, San Francisco, close here dally at p. . after Jufie 2% and up to July nclusive, of on artival of 's. 8. Umbria, due at New York July *I5, “tor dispaten ver 8. 8. Ventu Matls for Australia (except West Aumm\, Europe, and New Zea iaua, San Franclsco), and m{ | via Vancouyer and <ictorla, t 630 p.om. up to J\nh 19, inel for dispatch per s. 8. Mouna (speclally addressed only). China and first- Prilippine Istands Rere aatly at Vi | 0 Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of sailing dally and the schedule of closing is_arranged on the presumption of their unlnl(rru“hd overland mm.u Regis- tered mail closes A% ep fous day, W BT Postmanter. Postol Moe, Nuv Yok, N June 27, 1902 GOVERNMENT NOTICES. “CHIBF q\'AR'rmmu'rwas OFFICE, Omaba, Neb. June & iwi-8 Sealed pro- Posalu, I iriplicate, will be received at this office and at offices of quartermasters at stations named untll 10 &. m., central time, July 3, 198, for turnishin bran, ha; uld ur-w during year com- mencing Jul , &t Forts Crook, Nio- Dora "$nd Robinsri, Neb. Omaha. depot, Neb.. Jefterson barracks, Mo, Forts Leav: Bl enwdrth apa Riley, Kan. Reno and Stil, 3 t other points wm be entertained. ght to reject or accept any ot all proposals or any part thereof. Information furnished on application hers or to quartermaster at stations named. Snvelo) ning proposals, snould be marked *Prop or Forage,” addressed to undersigned uarfermasters at 0sts - above m'l,l,- AN Q 6td_4-6-6-7—: C UARTERMASTER'S OFFICE: Omaha, Neb., June 6, 1%02. Sealed proposa in trl Bilcate, will be' roceived G quartermasters at posts named, Bnelt 20 ey central time, July 6, 1908, fo furnishing wood during the fiscal year end- ing June 50, 1903, at nd Fort Reno, Okla: other polnts Wili be entertained. U, 8. re: serves right to reject or accept any or ail or any part thereof. Information Furnished on appileation here, or to quars ermasters at stations named. Envelopes sentaining yropol'll should *be “marked sEroposaly tor” Fuel W. PULL- MAN, seditasiont oF RAILWAY TIME CARD. UNION STATION=10TH AND MARCY. Chicago & Northwestern. =5 10ux Daylight 8t ))-ylllm t.mcuu seeee, t’ EBzsERRIR3T TR ol g2 VUnion Pacific. Over dllelud ifornia Express. Pacific Expres: Eastern Expre: Atlantic Express. Golorado Special Chicago’ spnc Lincoln, uttnu lnd oy 8 Lot thcalu Fust Express.a Rocky Mountain Lim- ted -8 Lincoln, ‘Colo. Sprin; Denver, Pueblo an: " dexas, Cal. Fiyer, coloy Okiahoma Wabash, “‘Cannon Ball" a12:40 pm & 8:20 am 10:80 pm A €:25 pm 4 618 8m Chicago Expre: Chicago, Minne & S0 5t & 8:05 am b10:38 31015 bra b 7:20 am BURLINGTON STATION~10TH & MASON ngton & Missouri River, Leave. Beatrice and - ‘Wymore, Lincoln . Nebraska Express Denver llelludd ! Lincoln Fast Mail Fort Crook and Piatts- mouth b Bellevu Believue & Pacific Chicage, n-.-u-n-u & Quiney. Chlcn 0 Speclal . hicago Vestibui Kansas Cit; Kansas City Night £x. a1 a Dafly. b Datly oxcenh day oniy; 4 Daily except except Monday. Sunday. ¢ Sun- aturday. e Dally WEBSTER DEPOT—16TH & WEBSTER Fremont, Elkhorn Valley. & Missour! Lea Arrive. a 5:9 pro ©5:00 pm Bllck Hllll Deadwood, Sprii a b 5:00 pm Norfolk, Lincoln and » b10:25 am Fremont . Fremont Local .. Chieago, St Twin City Passenger Sioux City Passenge: Emerson Loc Missourt Pacif Nebraska Local, Via Weeping Water .......b 4:10 pm a10:2 am :00 120 5 STEAMMOATS, SATLANTIQ N( ML INE . | comers, FINAL RUSH TO PAY TAXES Clity Treasurer omce Hennings and His Force Having Very Bosy Day. Yosterdny was the last day for the pay~ ment of real and personal taxes for 1902 be- fore they become dellnquent, and a glance inside the quarters of City Treasurer Hen- nings any time during the day made It plain that the people were fully cognizant of the fact. From § o'clock in the morning till late in the afternoon the rush was con- tinual, keeping half a score of clerks on the jump. There was some $400,000 in all yet to come in, and it seemed as though the people were trying to pay the whole thing at once. The office was opened unusually early in the morning, to accommodate the early but the wide hall outside was packed solid at 7:30, and at 10 o'clock it was impossible to open the main door of the office from the outside, hecauss of the | crush of people against it on the inaid City Treasurer Hennings says he N seen many such runs, but that this is the largest. People have a tendemey to walt till near the limit of time, anyway, it doesn’t cost anything. But the rainy weather last Friday and Saturday kept them away then, and Tuesday morning is the time when it begins to cost them money at the rate of 1 per cent month, if they haven’t paid up, 8o that meant a flood of several thousand people yesterday. One thing that made the total sums utstand- ing %0 large was that many of the corpor- ations and tigger taxpayers had left their settlement till the LARGE TALK FOR SMALL SUMS Ann nent Equalizers Complain that People with Trivial Matters Are Too Conversation: A taxpayer, descended from members of one of the tribes that wero not lost, oceu- pled thirty minutes of the time of the County Board of Fqualization yesterday in an effort to obtaln a redustion in the assessed valuation of his property. The reduction was refused and the man called the declination an outrage. It would have resulted In reducing the amount of his taxes just 12 cents. Similar instances are not infrequent, and the commissioners are losing patience. They say that hereafter people with complaints that fnvolve only trivial amounts must talk fast and quit when they have sald what is essentlal. The old excuse of complaining because of the “principle of the thing' will suffice no longer. The commissioners wish to get through Thursday and will waste no more time, they say. Seasonable Fashions. 8174 Mente Carlo Coat, 32 to-40 bust. ‘Woman's Monte Carlo Coat, 4174—Monte Carlo coats are in the helght of style and are eminently comfortable, as well as smart. This excellent model is adapted to taffeta, pongee, etamine, linen and all the season' fabrics, but as shown is of black taffeta, with a collar of heavy twine-colored lace over one of silk, and & finish of straps stitched with silk. The coat is semi-fitted and includes shoulder, under-arm and center back seams that give a curve which 1s exceedingly be- coming. The sleeves are in bell-shape and are opened at the back for a few inches from the edge. The neck is finished with a narrow, shaped collar that crosses at the center front and to which are attached the double, flat cape cape collars that fla: apart at the center back. Over the seams and edges are applied straps of this ma- terial and the coat is closed by means of buttons and loops, but the straps can be omitted and the edges simply stitched and the closing can be made invisibly by means of a fly, it preferred. To cut this coat in the medium size 6% yards of material 21 inches wide, 6% yards 27 Inches wide, 2% yards 44 inches wide or 2% yards 50 inches wide will be required. The pattern, 4174, is cut in sizes for 33, 84, 36, 38 and 40-inch bust measure. For the accommodation of The Bee read- ers, these patterns, which usually retail at trom 25 to 50 cents, will be furnished at & nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get any pattern em- close 10 cents, give number and name of pattern wanted and bust measure. STEAMBOATS. DomiNnioN LINE ~—~ FOUR SEPARATE AND " DISTINGT SERVICES, Fast Twin-Screw Passenger Steamers sall+ Ing regularly from Boston, Portland and Montreal to Liverpodl, also Boston to Mediterranean ports. Send for booklet, “Mediterranean Tllustrated.” For rates, .: apply to local agent or company's offic 60 Dearborn St. Chicage, Nl HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE w York-Rotterdam, via, Banlolln. New Twin-Bcrew s. 5. of 1 Sleamer™™ Rhyndam suy12,10a. 3 Beames™ Rotterdam 7 %%a . Noordam Steamer July 26,10 A.M to Harry Twin-Scre Steamer Apply gireet;’ J. 8 MoNal H. Jones, En Neese, First Natlonal s Bank, Omaha. Summer Tours on Lake Michigan, THR :I.I ANT LIAVI QIHOAGO A. FOI.LO'II Thurs. 10:80 a.m. Sat. &p.m. MAIITOU STEAMSHIP CO OFFICE & DOCKS, Rush and N. Water 8ts., Chicaga. ANCHOR LINE—U. 5 MAIL-STEAMERS aiit larly betwess NEW JORK, LONDONDERRY GLASQO! NEW TORK, GIBRALTAR & NAPLES gare for ot and ‘ u‘ Trip Uckets lasued betwasn New sccommodations, Bxcelieot Culsine, Bvery {be somiart of passengers studlovsly eos: