Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 2, 1902, Page 9

r HOUSES, storus. SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements for these eolumns wrill be taken until 18 m. for the 11 for morning and Sunday 1 1-8¢ a word first insertion, Nothing take: e I-nv!nl Sheok enly. Ffl.fi RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. TR S . R DEWEY BEuropean hotel, 13th and I‘E m. DESIRABLE rooms, first-class looation. 2224 Farnam. mn 0 N. 17TH 8T., cool, well tumunefmm-. B-MIT 4 DIBIRABh! furnished room for EM ? ER WEEK, 42 8. 18th st, one block south of court’ house. B-501 FURNISHED south room. 15 Dou“m SITUATION WANTED. WANTED, position as ten months' experfence; terest of boss; can Address J. W. Gill, arber; will Ve 00 up City, have had ork 10 in- reference. th H DESIRABLE rooms, first-class locat xxgt nam. E~ M FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Merriam, comfortable summer home. Tel. §. F28 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: PERSONAL. fl" tal, N'flfl and flllgfl' l‘”l ran e Utae. Tob FoilHS. Ut RUPTURE permanentl; 2 Surs, send tor chenier. O 8. Whod, 2. Vi Now Tork Tite biag, Omann, Nob i Shepest, best and Mark, 17 & Dou oA Sk Vi IR Acconmon leats quickest. '“ ? ELITE PARLORS, 65 8. 16th b GR retall. WEDNESDAY, JULY FOR EXCHANGE. - 'ANT to exchange a4 gultar with cover instru: A8 new, yalue 400, for a big o second-hand bi- cycle. Address E 5 Omaha Z—MBST 8 B — FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. WILLIAMSON SiRRE ™= RANCH and farm lands for sale b‘ the Unlon P cific Rallroad compa: ny. McAlle land enmml'lioner Lnlon P-. tife Headdu urters, Omaha, Neb, B8 CHIROPODY a lpechllrv in__connection ¥ith The Bathery, rooms 216-220 Bee bl ; Tel. 1718 U—ess SHAMPOOING and hairdressin, connection with The Bathery, bullding. Tel. 1716, VIAVA, woman's way treatment. Booklet m Omaha. fie-5 " pes U884 lnltl Hol‘nl gy WANTED=MALE HELP, ® FOR MALF A DAY'S WORK. I you live ‘in the Country of in a small town and have a good acquaintance gmong, the farmers and stock ralsers in nelghborhood you can make 3 easily y four or five hours work. Write U8 nd -we will send you our proposiuon, he Bee Publishing Co., Solicitors bept., _Omana, Nev. BM WANTED, & good man In every county to take. subscriptions for The Twentieth Century Farmer. Our agents make good wa everywhere, References requlred. 30 ress hwenllelh Century Ffiu‘mtr, eb. tion_ permanent; rticulars. “ompany, Western "Nussery Sales Dept., Lawrence, Kax. B Jy3 DEMONSTRATOR to explain medicoly vg; per week. Hixenbaugh, 50 Ware Ki 1 YOUNG MEN from Omaha and vicinity at once to prepare for positions in the jovernment service, Apply inter- tate Corres, Inst., Cedar Hupids, 1s, 13 Iy T“O desirable (ronl rooms, with_algoves. he Pratt, 212 Blh Bt. F—Msa THE Rose, 2020 Harney. Rooms and board. F—-M156-21* FURNISHED front rooms with board. 31§ 8. 2th Bt F—-M239 THE Bon fer, 1780 Dodge. Tel, A-Mih Bonnle Brier, wo. T¢ 20 N. 17 ., cool, well furnished rodms. N. I"TH 8T., cool, wi le-" —————— FOR HENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, DESK room spase. per m floor room in The Be Farnam street; no e itor service. agents, Bee buiiding. month; ground Mfldlnf facl: for | lh hea Peters & Co., G118 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT_The bullding _formerly occt- pisa by ‘The Bee at 918 Farnam Bt. It a8 four stories; snd o bysement which was formerly ‘he Bee press room. his will be rented vi reasonably. If interested apply at once to C. C. Rose water, secretary, room 100, Bee byl d!’c“l" LOWEST PRICES in accordion and side pleqting. The Geldman Pleating Ci Douglas block. U— MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. ll‘ M floor, r &, Jyie CURL—s82 Viag, Omaha: Send Tor chigulers: =) EMPIRE RUPTURE Lite PROF. JOHNBON cures all human dis. Bee bullding. Ofce Bours, s 03 p. m. Iyte PmVATrE home for ladles before and dur- ln. rnnfinemonl bal bl!l lfl?l?d 2620 rd i;ur.a people some of the . but you can’t fool rybody knows that * STOECKER CIGARS are the best. The best because the; made of superior stoc U B. M. JACKSON sultatfon free, WANTED, any_information of Charles E. Kring. by J.'F, KKring, Cherry HOUBES and lots In all parts of city; Wore property and fi nds. The O F. Davis Co., m 653, bullfllnfi HOUBSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also fire insurance. Bemis, Paxton hlo'c}'“ JUNK. - POSTOFFICE NOTIOE. ALPIRN Py metals, 9 all ki ohlm lrvll un‘ 15 Douglas MANUFACTURING. MELCHIOR, 18th and H.I‘Ml mw- chinist. OMAHA 8cfe and Iron Wks make & spe- clalty of fre secapes, shutt oors and oo, Prop 108" s s 8t safes. G DRESSMAKING, DRE”HAKIVQ in_families or at hemt Miss Sturdy, 342 Farnam. ~421 J. FUR DRESSING. O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners. 143 So. 18th. —o81 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. nd, be needs money and will aken this week. J. A 4th floor, Paxton_block, RE-182 Jy1* IF YOU want one of .the nicest S-room homes in Hanscom Place I will glve you § bargein. Owner lefe tity. Must' sell. herwood, 937 N. £_ M153 BEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. 1 tor cholce bargains. ®1-3 N. ¥. Life Bldg. Au- e FOR SALE, cholce seclion of far th §°0.00 per acre; every foot can l:ultlvll ; owny gell cheap If Laveren, A, MONTHLY payment Bargain in -room hous G. M, Nattinger. ho! n 463 GEORGH G. WALLACH, real estate, mort- gage, rentals, insurance. Brown_block. RE—900 FOR BALE—Neat cottage and full lot on vrd street, only Brennan-Love . 309 Bouth llth 8t RE—MQI 2 GREAT BARGAIN IN DOUGLAL COUNTY FARM. 240 acres cholce farming land in Douglas county; lays fine, rich hlm‘k soll, all under hiowi Bo bulldings; only $40.00 an acre Hicks Land Agency, 826 Board of Trade. RE—-M5T1 2 WANTED, a hllrknml!h one wha can do gfione-nohns and wagon repairing; must & sober maAn, Address C. W. Morgan, Rawlins, Wyo. B-Mist 3¢ wua'-r'n':n lnlurAnra r}rl\len of “xp{;ieim can offer you a good thing. Call a a, m, 438 Boatd ol Trade Bldg. B-232 ANTED, men to learn barber trade; spo- olal middummer offer; ‘only *twa months required to prepare for $15 weekly tion; toals presented; wages Saturdavs; dipiomas_ganted: call or write. Moler Barber College, 1628 Farnam St. B—Mm 0' WANTED, -] engineer to run t reshing ‘machine engine, at once. Address J Nits, Mead, Ncb Rohx(e 2 HANICS qualified for advancem 'Gur fres Bookist ~Ate Your Hands Tied? ells how thousands have doubled or rgely increased thelr earning capacity through our spare time instruction by mail. Write_to the International Corre- box 1668, Scranton, spondence Schools, 'a., of call day or ‘evening, Omaha office, "Paxton_block. B—Mash 2¢ WANTED, men who are weak or diseased to «write for free booklet edited by the lendipg and most successtul specialist in the B. Address J. Newton Hathaway, X 6 Commercial block, Sleux Cit owa. o WANTED, Scandinavian or German coach- man, thoroughly experienced with horse: for country place In Council Blufts. Rel erences requirad. Call at 1301 Douglas SALESMEN WANTED. WA‘N‘A'ID—A first-class_whisky salesman an _established trade .for the state Taska; none """fnmfud appx‘. Ad- n stillers, 3 O onturther Ky.” M—561 1 BALESMAN w to eall_on doctors oniy on Tenall of the Seading frm i usiness -uo one for outside city. l'.l s h t, nmu §¥%e michigen"§ha” Trf&' tate experience. Addres Philadelphla. —umr WANTED-FEMALE HELP, WANTEhl:. two young lady students to irdressing, manlcuring and ehl- fiody and slentifle mussage. —call of Bldg. C—2%0 utolm Call Canadian offibe, 15th & Dod’a Room 320, Bee GIRL for general housework. 201 S. fith 8t WANTEH girl for general housework. 2113 Dx wirl for housework with Omaha FOR RENT-Store in nrn.cln- location; rent reasonable. ppl& Peters & Co., ‘ruund floor, Bee Bldg. —! FOR RENT-Desk room or large space sultable for merchandise broker or party doing business in wholesale district. In- quire Hene & Co., 918 Farnam 8t T-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., 18 FARNAM ST. -2 \{ODER‘: bullding in wholesale dtstrict. Wead, 164 Douglas street; "t AGENTS WANTED, WA\TED— assing agents In every ity to_sollclt. subscriptions 12 Tluc TWENTIETH NTU FARMER. Steady employment with assured ‘!‘ood in- come. Agents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers make eastly to $100 per month. Ad- dress, Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. SOMETHIN! (EW ! | Just out. Send for umnle. anblnlunn Door Knob and Bell. ting or ruining the a_moment. No Bell -bwluuly BLEET I.CA?."CO;IPANY 1212 Farnam Bireat, Omune, Neb. 8 WANTED—TO RENT. WANTED, - two and board: wi private famil Prist mml-a couple| ern estred 1n Kood ‘whe! mm -n no otluf arders; wt'hlu T a firsi-class e Tt Pt WANTED-TO BUY, WANTB.‘D—-Gewndhlnd elolhln,‘ lwllh" W WANTED—To buy & five or six-foo oringe, modern, with full lo, gn llml,nln .ood neighborhood, for u«o cash. FOR SALE—FURNITURE. WANTED, sowe h ¢ s arm near Arlingt Bptataser 1 Apul vis RS gy 1 to C—513 Jys* WANTED, a_competent girl for general housework, #; no washing. !‘nr_nal_’m GOOD girl for general house: kit 1 ml»y b -\enr:nuo - Mb:ao & ow«. for guneral housework at n;g‘c;. o og:rmm girl, good wages. gn“mr- L FOR RENT-HOUSES. [P0 Sl B o bt i sl oin i ¢l RO VANS and baggage wagons. Tel. m& HOUSES F. Davis C in all blru ot elty Theds When You Write to Advertisers it only takes an extra stroke or WO 0' KhQ en to entl 704 saw the ad lin The e o fact that CHICAGO Fun 2020 New exchanged. lturl Co‘, 1410 DO dhand, bou, Tel. t, gld. FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. & Concord bussy, _&lh irs on wi ns, ete., cat, 4th and "“1‘ ven! FOR SALE—Cheap; and Vinton. PAINTING and_re our specialty. H. Worth Tei 1447, BEVERAL fine driying Phelps, Room D, Nfl' %lk Llf. Blfll P—i88 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. WIRE fence for poultry, hogs, lawn_and yard; hitch posts, tree guards. Wire Works, 6l 8. 16th’ St. QM99 FOR BALE—Phonographs; superior to [ other musical instrument; .l: up. , ‘Wittman Co., 1621 Farnam, NEW I.Ild secondhand typewriters. 1119 Far- [t Sher- 100 nn.u Lrusses; catalogue free nnell 16th, and Q%2 man & Conne Drug Co., ge, INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. Q-3 Omh MOVE right get Omaha Van St ;.oflm lfll“ '‘arpam, or Tels, gfll‘"—; SEB PAYNE, BOSTWICK & GO, for oh Bouses. G01-2 N. Y. Life Bldg. m"x'g“:::‘ FOR school ENT, modern house near h The O. F, Davis Co., 08 Bee Bl? m Va A Storage Co, 1 Tflbl“ HOUSES, eto, F. D, W-d. 024 DDIII‘};»‘ -room, thrn, dellched uu‘ 4 pun . mxon HOUSES and fats. Ringwalt, Barkerb Ingw: D_lo-%l ‘RENT, ho\u-. nav? 2621 Cay G0OD modern $-room house. %04 Blondo. BTH ST, 4-room cottage, water, fent 8 per ‘month. | Y ., 6-room tol‘l.. city water hlll $10 per mon! Potter, Receiver, Ou-n. Loan ust Co., 38 Brown bloc " posam Bemis, Paxton_block. D81 HOUSES—Boyer, 3 and Cum FOR RENT-Modery ten-room house, No. rs! dss repalr, good le trees; price, 642 Paxtfon Blk. month; 23628 Cald- +RooM coftage, f13.0 Vatreet. mquire Jos. Goldemith: room 3 Dedid Jy1e U.l.lcll m. ) Y #ROOM comT E. N mn B-room ouse, Bouth Omaha. ) LS Nth st South O mm FOR RENT, lars S-room house, city water, 3¢ Blondy. The Omaha 1t + Cou III Douglas. 8t. e A )'t?bgvl‘\lr :-' om house al 1138 S0, Srn rent fur m ¥or nn,r—vv-ni--'.' noowms, FIVE nice rooms, 'l‘ a unfurn‘shed, Sintance, reasonable. Wil Burt S “‘S—u FEN wm season checked oak tim- bers, ohup. ho: fence, otor L Douilll. IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. Q3% SECONDHAND bllllard and pool tables; billiard tables repaired; & I stock ol cheap bar fxtures, clyar Counters. ete: T 'fiz‘n!wlu Balke Collender Co., 407-9 Bouth 10th, Q808 IDHAND safe cheap. Schwarts, 114 8. 13th, FOR BALE—Fine h B R will lor obn Seen at ) & fi s ‘barn, Sh and Leavenwos ICYCLES and - 8 u::'v -'p‘l;o:o'nw- on nuy pay: ‘»‘ ew. wheels, 'h“h' g‘c)’clo C?) h and Chica, Q’# FOR sale, c.lnlp. one corr r3n, wu.- Brudvl;m%:undl ‘mu’? &"‘" CLATRVOYANTS. MRS, FRITZ, clalrvoyant. 164 Caga St MRS. JACOBSON, 228 North 3th llml B-831-16* osunm-: Read “For_the Club,’ page 14, Tuly What to Eat Mollle. . U—Mbsk 3 MONEY TO LOAN—-HEAL ESTATE. # PER CENT on business property. per cent on residence Opllonl‘éo ay whole or Tty rl any time, LE, B 16th st W858 ONEY to loan on improved Omah; Il tate. Brnnnln-lnvtvoo-. L N l: hrell WANTED, cit loans and w; 1 W Farnam 8mith & Co., Tl.) lenmlml st W858 PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 837 N. A l. FARM and cit loans, low rates. Thomas, Ist at. Bank bldg. Td| l.fl. WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and warrants. R. Py 1702 , Bee bldg. —891 HOUSES ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. 4216 Burdett, $100 cn.h $15_per month. ua: Patrick, un u- , $12 per month. ke, 311 per month. 8017 Frankiin, $160 "eudh & % per month. 1608 Kyner, §75 cash, $30 pe; D ot e "on Bealh Of ¢ percent interest, Immediate possession glven. A. P. TUKEY AND SON. 444-446 Board of Trade, RE—M579 4 MEDICAL. Co., Farna W LOW RATES. Private mon PAY;I& INVI’BTMENT T 'OMPANY, ain Floor N. Y. Life N W iier % TO § P. C. money. Bergls, P&Tv%i bk, § PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros, 104 Farnam. Wb PRIVATE money. F.D. Wead, 184 Rougies $100 UP, low rate. Prichard, XNJ‘ “nfi‘n. MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. $10,000. ‘We have It to loln on_furniture, planos, warehouse recelpts, livestock, etc., or if you are permanently empl nyefl Wwe can make you a loan.on your !ALA 25, o very short no- subh II-/Oul' ffices are ou - will recefve courteous treatment wln er you borrow or not. After you have talked with us ou will know whether it wllil oan trom and vllhout y " easily foun Pay you to or not, for we will tell you in ad- ust what the transaction will cost Us you pey intsrest only an ecel 'or only what tlmo do not charge for mak- Th. ryle of our ofllw is. to A IIORTGAGE lDAN CO. 118 Board of Trade bld{m'hl 08 M504 lished 1592). SHORT ROUTE TO PAr X Eoung 19 salaried e THEIR P! These loans mde Gekly abd fx"{i 3 uletly. RELIABLE CREDIT CO.0 Room 38, Thlrfl "ool’ Paxton’ kck I.AROI:ST l\lawu IN hlg‘A.Ng 0 merc - teame -un, bondlnl houses, ete. curity; easiest. terms; 40 of CBI al cities. Tolman, ¢0 Bolcr.fl.c e T T e e r'ig'l'u'x'ig ch?x{“" Tel. 145 s ] i’ulo&)h«, N walry. 20 realaried: peop jewelry, 10, salar 0 806 to Duft Green, § B . live stock, Fole; Barker LOANS, houschold fumniture, ylanos and all kinds of chattel secuyity; terms to ;Do _publicity; goods remdtn wn your session. American Loan Co., 3d floon, ton blook. X476 MONEY loaned on plain note to saiaried Beople; business confidential: lowest rates. 4 Paxton block. The J, A. Illloi MONEY loaned on plancs, frnituse, jowe eiry, horses, cows, ete. C. F. Reed, 319 8. BUSINESS CHANCES. TO GET in or out of business eall on Whe Hams, R Room 411, McCague B uf. P WHEN you want to buy, sell or au {lm business or gmm!.v INC% Johnson, 88 N. 7Q, byy. sellor & buainess. C: AT A e nm':'..T'w‘“ . Y— Mo ¥OR SALE, furniture of a 10-room house. full of ‘god paying boarders, 1 blocl o 2 m cars, con- t per: ONE merry go-round can have exclusi v §rouna at Fourth ly ation at Waterloo, Neb. Ad- ‘Hopper, chairmi aruey, locks from 16t A good lNl‘ for Ill flf m ouse rent reasonable. Addre: M4 Jy2 When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra stroke of two of pon 1o fpeution e fa50"that you saw the ad In The Ree ATTENTION! 'wards of Chica. and business mfi) on all affairs of * Batis charge for readin 8. - ge st Lecturs and tests ‘Sunday, T30 man hall, wlm con-u{ua ction or no ELECTRIC TREATMENT. FOR RENT, Hotel Clifton, furnished com. plete. John E. Burus, Bcrlhl?r. Neb. - YT lbl- and rlpldly Incre ll B B .;.m'.v J ohmn, rofit. gitima required l(nl. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N 15, 24 ml MME. AII, vapor baths, 134 N. 15¢ . T-MM1—12 PERSONAL. e e ROOMS. mumu M s my uruu-uu“‘flm"“. FOR E OR TRADE—Steam laundry, ok, A Tl “"‘:"'Zi ik -3 Omaha Bee. - Y—Mbe 1 FOR lll' legitimate hi t fln‘ DR. PRIES, the acknowleaged ,leading specialist in' diseases of women in ‘Omahs, uld call the atiention of suffering Tadles to his unsurpassed Accommodations before and during confinement and his treatment for irregularities, no matter ¥hat cause. Call or adaress, with stamp, Ariington Block, Dogge, ROR RENT-FARM LAND, 3% ACRES beat land {n Douglas county for 1ns; within'grne mile villago of Eikhorn; cash rent. Addrbes D 4, l;)::,‘ gm_ LAUNDRY. ou MAHA Steam Laundry; s $o; colla 2c; cuffs, 4c. 1760 Leavenwo! o b BEST taunary, | Ths Chidngo, ‘phone 25, e it M STORAGE. . — e PACIFIC Storage lnfl Wll‘lh Co., 913- [t Jongl séncral stofage and forwarding. OM. Van Stg¥. Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. 1559-s63, A mburl t Typewriter will 4o "!‘HWIII‘I"“I. E{:i 00 machine; is rapid, efll- ‘(ondgr!ul work o a clent and url bie: 12, introduce will sell & limited number at $20. el-phone write or call. Monroe & Co., 8l N. 1 ‘,‘5“ —_— e OSTEOPATHY, * GID E. ALICE JOHNBON, os ths. Buite 616, N. Y. Life Blgg. Tel. lol?‘.‘“ DR._A. T. HUNT, 613 McCague Bids. Tel i e DR. MRS, MUSICK, Douglas Bilk. Ttl_.:‘nl BALE TIES, OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 Narm_&h SHOMTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN BANT's school. N7 N. ¥. _x..g.. BO liege, court Ttel cl) TP o T g NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's Theater. vl NICKEL FLATING. X OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. 253. ating ids. When You Write to A dvertisers nmlmln‘rh it only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen 'to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. ACCORDION PLEATING. REDUCED ces it R g o ing. For par- par- ticulars inquire 1510 Howard st CARPENTERS AND JOINEMNS, Cn, ALL kinds of ca mor work -nd repairi prompily Atiended o Sefilires: FLORISTS. L. HENDERSON, 119 Farnam. Tel 128 Bend for price list, cut flowers and plants. ANNOUNCEMENTS, wATlM PNN'HM IMPANY. Tele- ‘Phoue ‘hirteenth street. -==u==— PAWNBROKERS, BAG! Loan Office, refiable, accommodat- ing; all business confidentia.. 1801 Doul‘:l. TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phane 1717. 506 8. 16th. —M6G PATENTS. PATENTS-Sues & Co.. Omaha, Nel fee unless successful; advice fre: 1. —881 Sept. — R STEAM DYE WORKS. 1.00. Ladies skirts BUITH cieaned, pres We. ‘rhe Canadtan, TR ey [ y M L ——— '~} PLUMBING. WANTBD Io-:llhn for bank of $10,000 to capital in eastern or east central w-’x‘:mn‘w.fim purchass catablished merican commun! k Amnq E 6, care Bee. Pmflfl" D. W. DUDGEON, 310 Farnam. T\ l.J 1968 _ggz 74 GARBAGE, WANT] D, good man with office to hand Arst-cl stocl uuuopom:'A«nul"m‘i# Acl'l‘_l-l NOPOLY mIAfl. CO., d-:q a e PSS - Puerio Cortes ana GRAND Electric Co., 18 & Jackson. Tel. 384 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 490 Ramge Bldg. L __— LAWN MOWERS, Sharpened, repaired. L L Wka., 1408 Howard —M24 AUTOMOBILES, ELECTRIC AUTOHOR[ 1119 Farnam stree LEs. Deright's Gold Crowns for WORK GUARANTEED. WE DO A8 WE ADVERT]!E WE ARE HERE TO 8 CONSULT THE PROFESSORS at once. Soft Fillings . Teeth Cleaned “ Bet of Teeth ... ) UNION DENTAL €O Incorporated College. 162 Dmmlu st., Room 4, Opp. Boston B POSTOFFICE NOTICR, (Should be read DAILY by all inter- ested as changes may occur at any time). Forelgn malls for the week ending July 8, 192, will close (PROMPTLY | cases) at the general postoffice PA Ll FOBT MATLE Tlose one hour earlier then dlosing tiee shown below. Parcels fost mails for Germany clo 6 p m. onday and Wednesday. ¥ phchm. Regular and supplementary malls close at forelgn station half hour later than closing time shown below (except that sup- plementary mails for Europe afd Central ‘America, via Colon, close one hour later at foreign station). Tra antic Malls, NESDAY—At 6:30 a, m. for EUROPE, s. 8t. Louls, via Southampton (mail eland must’be directed "per & Louls™); at $:90 . m. (supplementary 100l ror BUROEE, et s & Majestic, via ‘Queenstown. THURSDAY—At §:30 a. m. for EUROPE, er 5. 8. Columbia, via Plymouth, Chor: urg and Hambirg (mail for must bo directed ¢ for FRANC WiTZ LAND‘ FPALY. SPAIN - PORTUGA RKEY, EGYPT GREECE, BRITIS INDIA ahd LORENZO MARQUEZ, per 6 & La Bretagne, via Havre (mail for other parts of Europe must be directed iper 8. e La Bretagne”). BATUR a. m. for ITALY direct, per 8. 8. Hohenlollern (mafl must be di- Tected “per 8. 8. Hohenzollern™); at 7:3 a. m for NETHERLANDS wirect Potsdam be directed m. for nn&‘;fi tead at 10 a. m. for BEL direct, per Zeeland, (mail must be_dirscied ber 5. Zeeland'); at 10:30 a. m. (supplementar i2 m.) fof EUROPE, per s. 8. Lucania, via Queenstown. *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes printed matter, commercial papers and samples for Gérmany only. The same class of mail matter for other parts o1 Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by it, After the closing of the supple tary transatiantic mails named ve, ditional supplementary malls are opened on the plers of the Americat, English, French and German steamer: Taln open. until within: ten minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. Malls for South and Central Ameriéa, Went Indies, Ete. SDAY—AL 12; w;xs j(s':mfl““m' ary 1 p. for TU. DomiNicAN ‘RepUBLIC, per for CUBA, YUC, Cherokee. THURSDAY—At 8 a. TAN, CAMPECHE, "EABASCO ahd CHY APAB, Fer Havana ( 1 for uLh-r parts o be directed ‘i&mr 8. 8. Havana’ t 1 m, tor 8T, C, BETIT GOAVED ana “JACMEL, per Prins Willem I (mail for other pa: Haitl, Curacao, Venezuela, Trinidad, Bri ish and Dutch Guiana must bo fllncled iper . s Prins Willem | l 12 (8upj lemonun;y R = BAHA- , GUAN' ANAM lnfl BANTIA(clOv Wi and HAI'H oe lgu.l;nmnm:tlfl 20 b m. for mm@’: FRID. NOR®'H tN BRAZIL, per s, °s, ense, via Para, Maranham and Cear: BATURDAY*A! § a. m for SIRMI‘DA 8. Pretoria TO 70, "per 8. . Lolmo Via San Jnan: ada m (lu%pl mentary 9:30 a. m.) for CA VENEZUELA, ibo (mall for Bavanilla and C: e P! lsl.AND UA MAICA, SAVANH.LA CARTAGENA and EYTOWN, per 8. 8. Alene (mail for Costa Rica must be directed “mr | Alene”); at 10 a. m. for CUBA, Mexico, via Havana; at 10 a. m. tor N EW Fou NDLAND direct, s, 8. Blvi GU. ADE s T ZIL, per ;mn. via Pernambuco, Bahia ::m o Janeiro (mail for Northern Brasil, Argen- tine, Uruguay and Pl uly m‘l‘l“ be m_ 2ha o “for BR faust be directed “per 8. 8. Malls for Newfoundland, Ifl rail to North thence stea it and hY l’lll \o Flor ers, are dispatcned daily, exgep day, final connecllnl closes, Via 'Port Tampa, on Monda g Wednge days and Saturdays at &% ipateh via Miami, on Mondays a m. urdays at 6:30 p. m. Malls for “l!ko City, overland, unless specially addressed for ‘dispatch by steamer, close at this office daily except Bunday at uo p. m. lnd\ll)pm sund--. P and Mails for ca, Bel!u Q\Illlm-ll by rall to New Orleans, and theuce by stéamer, close at this office dally excépt SBunday &t #91:30 p. m., Bundays at **1 p. m_(con- nepting closes here Mondays Yor Belize, Puerto Cortes and Guatemala. and Tues- days for Costa Rica). **Registered mall closes at 6 p. m. previous v dispatch Tra Malls for China and $apan, via v-nmxvor lnd Victoria, B. C.. close ily af m. up to July = lncfu-lve tor ressed. han Agency at Shanghai cannot be forwal via Canada). Mails for Hawali, China,_Japan and first- class_ matter the Phlllxplnt tsinnds, via Ban Francisco, close here daily af 6:30 p. m. up to July *4, inclusive, dispatch per s. 8. China. Majls for Chind and Japan, via Tado m. up to .Yul! per 5. 5. Ta- glose bere dally st a:d . or dispatel *4, inclusive, s Malls d.nH“tul"h“‘ Sen ¥rancisco, closs re & = up te July n~ 4 Alimeds’ clusive, for dispat tor Clnl a) apan, via Seattle, honuuyul.llp.-.\wulw for , inclusive, for dispatch per 8. 8. Riojun o (Regletered Tafl st Be directed ia Seattle’). for Tanit and Marquesas via Ban Francisco, close here daily p. m. up to July 0, inclustve, tch pet ». Maraposa. ails_for if, Japan, China and first- matter for the Phil 1andi San_ Francieco. cise July -n, patch per & 8. Dorlc Malla for the Phillppine islands, via san Francisco, close here daily at §:90 p up ° July 11, |m-|um- for dup-«eh i il for Australla (éxcept West Australia, which 18 forwarded via Wirope), New Zealand, Fiji, Samos and Huwall, via s-n Francisco, close here dally at €:0 B atter Jute =38 and up to July S8, nclusive, or on arrival of Imby due at fluv York July. 18, Tor diapateh Ancotver ;"I rlo!e‘ hllr‘l dally E ul - ncluslv . hmm (-y«lugy nMn-ed only). Tran lfic malle are m irded to port of DDI!‘ ‘M 'h. schedule of closing the pre: Illlv\lfl!l of thelr unlnterm .Qd WQP'I!‘ *“*Reg's- fl”uuu VA‘; ¢ ‘(‘uu.(!:’ COR 3 Postoflice, New York, N. Y., .vun.'fi" GOVEREMENT NOTIOBS. R!(A!'l'l 8 OFFICE, led pro- celved a! bran, mum'lnl yua l\ub Jefterson enworth ana )uloy K-n ‘Lo"n H. Roots, rk. Reno and Sill, Okl Proposals for dellv!r, at other points will be entertained. 8 reserves the right to reject or lcce:;( 7 part ha depot, ‘orts Leav- hereo ton here named. To undersigned or $0 posts ~ above named. AN, C. M. JOHN W, Ll 6d 4-5-6-7—Jy. 12 CHIEF %} ARTP’RMASTER! OFFILE— Omaha, June 6, 1902. Bealed proposals, in try ficate, will be. recetved at this offics ausrtermasters at, posts named, unul o central time, Ji 1%02, for Furnishing wood ar end- other serves right to reject or lc(‘!p( nny or all ¥rupoul-. or any rnn thereof. Information urnished on application here, or to guar- termasters at stations glmle‘d Envelo shou B —J6a4tIy1-2M RAILWAY TIME CARD, UNION STATION=10TH AND MARCY. Chicago & Northwestern, “The Northwestern Line.” Leave. pEBPOUCTTTEER® peeey EEEEEEEEEEEL] B.y“.g: 8t. Paul. aylig cago. Local ot Fast Local flioux City Union Pacific. SE2ERZLERER cago l.ncn e-mu -nd flrlnd llll" Locy Chie: ‘Chlcuo & Omaha bicago, Rock I EAST. cnlun Daylight l-lm-. /i & 4:55 am incoln, Colo. Spring: Denver, Pueblo ant West & 5:43 pm a12:40 pm & 5:20 am 210:30 pm llll'- I-PIO.‘G. b 6t. Louls Express raffont 5 T b -3 AilMinois Centr: Chicago Ex Chicago, 8t 1l imited. Minneapolis & St. Express ... hicago BXp URLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON Burlington’ & Missourt River, Leave. Beatrice and Aive i s 840 am raska N Exv Denver Limit -M g isom ac a Ex (21110 pm ‘Wymore, mouth ’!Il pm Bellevue 40 pm Bellevue & em Chicage, Burl thcn(o Local Chicago Limited Fast Mail Ka Blafts. Kangas City Day Ex t Blaneas City Night Ex. 81030 b "% Datly. B Daily_except Bunday. o Sun- asy onli Dally excopt Baturday. o Daily except Joseph & Council Fremont, Elkhern & Missouri Valley. Arrive. & 5:0 pra ©5:00 pm ty, va, Tior g Bawa¥d, b 320 b 5:00 pm orfolk, - LAncol - ’ ncoln lnfl Fremont Chicago, St. Paul, Omaha. Twin City Bloux City Emerson Missourl Pdeifie. Nehnlll Local, VII Weeping Water ... Minneapolis & STEARMHOATY. IIOLLIID-IIEIIIII I.IIE Wln"ll‘ur fib’l“‘ July12,10 A. M. B Rotterdam 7%, S Noordam o - .IIII“N.HJA.I Apply to Harp 1 ey b Meany. 18 Far ...'u Twin-Serew Bteamer ones, 1502 Neese, Finl National Bank, 100 C00L FOR THE CROPS Retarded Growth Everywhere. STORMS WORK CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE Harvest is Delayed in Many Sections ‘While Corn and Cotton Are Dam- aged as Result of Cold Ohilling Ral WABHINGTON, July 1—The following is the Weather bureau's summary of erop conditions: The northern portions of the country east of .the Rocky mountains have experienced an exceptionally cool week with an abufi dant rainfall. In the southern states the week averaged warm with phenomenally heavy rains, which were tly needed over a farge part of Te: and portions of northern Louisiana and southern Ar- kansas. Much needed rains also ootarred in portions of the central gulf districts, Tennesees and the middle Atlantic states, but drouth conditions are beginning to be quite seriously felt in the east gulf states, Violent local storms caused a large amount of damage in central IndiAna and southern Ohlo. On the Pacific coast the week was 00 cool for favorable growth in Wash- ington and Oregom, but SAtistactoty con- ditions prevalled in California, where all crops are maturing rapldly and harvest is in general progress. The continued low temperatures throughs out the corn belt have cheoked the growth of corn and heavy rains interruptéd cul- tivation over a large area, the unfavorable effects being more general over the morth. ern portion of the principal corn states, where warm sunshine and dry weather are greatly needed, especially in the lake res glon and upper Mississippl valley. The crop 1s in excellent condition in Missourt, Kansas, Tennessee and the south Atlantio states, and whilo the rains have greatly benefited in the west gult districts, the early planted 1s a very Poor crop. Damage by Storm. Over the southwestern portion of the wine ter wheat belt the bulk of the winter wheat crop has been cut, but harvesting has been delayed over the northern portion of the western districts and generally throughout the eastern portion. In portions of the cen- tral and upper Ohio valley the crop has sustained serlous damage from severe local storms. - Cool, molst weather has checked ripening over the northers portions of the winter wheat region and lodging 1s re- ported from some distriots. On the north Pacific coast the crap has made favorable progress, except in eastern Washington, where raln is needed. Heavy ylolds are re- ported from central and northern Cali- fornia. The general condition of spring wheat is promieing, although its advancement has been somewhat checked in the spring wheat reglons. Some lodging has oocurred from high winds in eastern South Dakota and some rust is reported from southern Min- nesota. The crop is now heading In the northern portion of the spring wheat re- glon. Considerable lodging of oats is reported from the etates of the Missourl and upper Mississipp! vaileys, but on the whole this crop has progressed favorably and a gen- eral improvement is indicated in the middle Atlantic s large crop being harvested in Okl and Kansas and the outiook in Nebraska is excellent. Cotton continues to suffer for rain in the eouth gentral portion of the cotton belt and drouth condjtions have rapidly deve oped over the greater part Ot Georgla, where the crop is In le.s fargseole condi- tion thah in the previ Over the northern portions of the central and eas ern districts more favorable conditions ex- ist, although lice are extemsively reported throughout the oentral and eastern por- tione. The feature of the week was the abundant rainfall over the greater part of the drouth reglon of Texas, in which the condition of cotton hds been greatly im- proved. Drouth, however, exiats in the ex- treme southern and southwestern portions ot Texas. Apples continue promising in New Eng- land and New York, and the outlook im Kansas and Oklahoma s fmproved. A very interior crop is Indicated In the central valleys and middle Atlantic states. The reports generally respecting peaches are unfavorable. A heavy yleld of hay is indicated from Oklaboma northward to the Dakotas. Not So Bad as Painted. CHICAGO, July 1.—Reports recelved here today from the grain states most affected by the heavy Junme ralns indicate that the crop situation is pot so bad as has been painted. In the grain pits today there was a dis- position to place much faith in the restora: tive effect of warmer weather, which was reported in some sections and was beltoved to be on the way in other places. Ohlo, Michigan, Missourl, Kansis, Ne- braska, Oklahoma and Indlan Territory crops were said to be generally In a favor- m | pble condition. Damage erally, It was sald, would be largely repaired by warm weather in July. The lowlands of Mllinols appear to have been the worst sufferers, while Jowa is sald to have stood the weather with remarkable sucoess. There weie rains west last night and the forecast is for showers over the central valley and lake region within the next twenty-four hours. Some Damage in Missourt. BT. LOUIS, July 1.—There seems to be no letup to the rain that has been falling heavily at intervals ever since Saturday morning. Reports of damage to crops in JIllinols and Missouri continue to be re- celved. This, it is conservatively estimated, will amount to millions of dellars. Grain in shock that was not carried away by the floods 1s beginning to sprout. In the up- lands corn and oats Were benefited by the rains, where not blown down by the wind. Damage in Kansas. TOPEKA, Kaun., July 1—The excessive rains are doing much damage to the crops of Kansas. In Pottawatomie county over 700 acres of harvested wheat are under watqr. The water reaches almost to the tops of the shocks of wheat and much of the grain will be destroyed before the water recedes. The rein throughout the eastern portion of the state early this morning amounted to almost a cloudburst, From appearances another raln will come tonight. Corn and otber crops are making & good growth, but the flelds are so wet that they cannot be cut, the crop will therefore not make nearly so much as wi indicated by the prospects two weeks ago. KANSAS CITY, July 1.—Within & radius enty-five miles of Kansas City nearly four inches of rain fell within five hours this morning, causing seversl thousands of dollars loss 1o cellars, houses and bot- tom lands. In the bottoms on the south- western outskirts of Kaneas City the worst damage resulted. ————eeeee e STEAMBOATS, MANITOU QFFICE POCKS, Rush aad N. Waler B, Ghiogy, ANCHOR LINE—U. & WAIL—STRAMBAS g o T o % S Rk, GIRALTAR & NAPLEE " Buperior tmna-duhna. Exoelleat Ci ropard fo Lo o et lagle o Douad Trin tickats lammed betwete or s » Neow York and Bcoteh, lah, Irish sad ol s all Priscipad lou appls Lo ‘AQmNE. anm& wEw xos o ol B =4