Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1902, Page 9

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY JULY 4, 1902 P ———————————————————— e e T SPECIAL _NOTICES FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, DESIRABLE furnished room for rent. 2 Farnam st E—584 6% WANTED=MALE HE )" % FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK It you live in the countiy or in a small town and have a goud acquaintance among the farmers and stock ralders in the neighborhood you can make 3 easliy by tour or five hours work. Write us and we will send you our propos.tic 'he Hee Publishing Co., Boucite e} maha, Neb. B—M:i3 WANTED, a good man in every county to take subscriptions for ‘Tne Twentleth Century Farmer. Our agents make good wages everywhere. Reterences reqilred Adaress Twentieth Century Farmer, Omaha, Neb. B—-613 SALESMEN wanted to sell frult trees; po- sition permanent; pay weekiy; wiite for rticuiars. Address Wesiern Nurgery lompany, Bales Dept., Lawrence, DEMONETRATOR to ex 1 80 per week. Hixenbaugh, 50 War 8 YOUNG MEN from Omaha and v at once to prepare for positions in overnment service. Apply to inter- tate Corres. Inst., Cedar Hapide, La B WANTED, Insurance men of experience; ean offer you a good thi Call at 9 a, m. 438 Board of Trade Blag. B- 2 WANTED, men to learn barber trade: spo- clal midsummer offer; only two months required to prepare for 515 weekly I.I-L tion; tools presented; wi s Saturdays; %lplnmu granted; cul}‘l or ‘IrllsQl Moler arber College, Farnam B-MM2 4 WANTED, gooA bread and pastry paker, ll]l'fialle‘ ex| tlllsnf; and Wmcle last em- loyed. A 3 lea office. Pploy: pply B—615 3 WANTED_ man to take charge of country store and farms; must be good account- ant. Address E 11, Bee office, B—414 § WANTED, actors for circus to do brother act. Appiy ¥. Taylor, Murray Hotel 411 3* ,‘cm \H. WANTED, Jewelry C Mo. CHMAN wanted, refe . W. Yates, Nobraska National bunk, n all-around engraver. 1005 Main st K WANTED, cloth! furnishing goods. The ing Lincoln, Neb. B. T. Palne cloth- B—M624 4° ED, man to work in yard for one 2018 Douglas st B—M622 5% WANTED=FEMALE WANTED, two young lady students to learn hairdressing, manicuring and chi- fopody and sclentific massage. ~Calj or write Room 220 Bee Bldg. HELP. x C—Ms22 WANTED—-A 28 Do #irl for general housework. uglas. c—m WANTED, girl for housework with Omaha B AR AT R o 1 B & o * s sy GOOD _girl for general housework: two In nmuy‘f Todi Fark avenue. C- MO 4 COMPETENT girl, 0od wa, 2689 Par. o o et . WANTED, kind hospital nurse at South ha hospital, 26th and J. C—884 & GIRL 1 meral house , family of 3. 8 o T B i 4 WANTED, experienced cook to go to the ntry. $20 per month, no laundry werk rh. Fannie Abbott, housekeeper, = llard hotel. HOME work, $0 monthly copying lettors; gither sex. ' 8end two stamps for particu rs. Hick's Supply Co. 5054 Halsted st., Chicago. C—M621 4 FOR RENT-HOUSES. VANE and bags wagons. Tel. 1195, D253 $1 PER WEEK, 422 8. 18th st, one block south of court house. B2 loeation 586 § DESIRABLE roome, first-class 4_Farnam FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Merriam, comfortable summer fi;{.{-";_rnfiu' o TWO desirable front rooms, with_alcoves. The Pratt, 713 8. 5th 8t M1 THE Rose, 2 Harney. Rnc;n'i.nd ;m,rd’ FURNISHED front rooms with board. 318 8. 26th Bt F—-M239 THE Bonnie Brier, 1720 Dodge. Tel A-2462 F—28-26 220 N. 17TH ST., cool, well furnished rooms. E—-M2714° FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. DESK room spage, $_per month; ground fioor room in The Bee bullding, facing Farnam street; no expense for light, heat or janitor service C. Peters & Co., rental agents, Bee buliding. G116 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. ng formerly oecy- 916 Farnam St. It a basement which was formerly used as The Bee press room, This will be rented very reasonably. If interested apply at once to C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room 100, Bee bullding. (—25] FOR REN Jied by The Hee at as four storics, an FOR RENT—Store In first-class location; Tent reasonable. = Apply K. C Co., ground floor, Bee Midg: FOR RENT-Desk room or la eultable for merchandise broke: dolug business In wholesale district. quire Hene & Co., 916 Farnam St T-M224 MODERN bullding in wholesale district. F. D. Wead, 1634 Douglas street. T—s60-1 —_— AGENTS WANTED. In- WANTED—Canvassing _agents in every county to “solicit subscriptions to THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. Steady employment with assured good in- come. Agents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers make casily $60 to $100_per month. Ad- dress, Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bureau, Bee bullding, Omah; 213 SOMETHING NEW ! ! Ju . Send for mple. Combination Door Knob and Bell. o tullln* or ruining the door. Put on any door in a_moment. No batteries to worry about. No springs to wind. Noth- ing to get out of order. Own your ‘own bell. No landlord to trouble. Price and Bell absolutely guaranteed. Send 3150 for sample. Agents wanted. WESTERN ELECTRICAL COMPANY, 1212 Farnam . Omaha, Neb. J_2i6 WANTED TO RENT. WANTED—Furnished house with barn; good location. Address Bankers' Union, 5 Paxton bik. K—M623 5 — gy WANTED—TO BUY, WANTED—To buy & neat five or six-room cottage, modern, with full lot, on paved , 'In_good neighborhood, for $1,000 D 6, Hee. N—5(% WANTED TO BUY—A zither In g00d con- dition. In answering ~state price. Ad- dress Andrew Johnson, Zth and E sts., South Umaha. N-—-M627 WANTED TO BUY-—Rooming and board- ing house; centrally located, in first. class locality; cheap for cash.’ E 18, Bee N—M626 6* E———————— FOR SALE—FURNITURE. CHICAGO Furniture C Tel. 2020, New and second! , sold, exchanged. O—295 e ——— FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. FOR SBALE—Cheap; & Concord buggy, 16th and Vinton. ¥—i%6 PAINTING and repalrs on wagons, etc., y. H. ¥rost, lth and Leaven- . 1441, P-m FAMILY horse and bugsy for sale. In- o] Edwards, Liw 5th ave., Coun- P—Megl 6 L RRRTIRE . LB PERSONAL. LOWEST PRICES In accordion and side leating. The Goldman Pleating Co. o Jouglas block. J—M320 EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE-#% New York Lite Bidg. Omaha. Bend for citculars J—an PROF. JOHNSON cures all human dis eases. 40 Beo bullding. Office hours a 3p. m U MM R.2 —MR25-16% PRIVATE home for ing _confinement bables Burdette, adopte Mrs. Hurget. iak “YOU can fool all the people some of the time' on some things, but you can't fool them on clgars. Everybody knows that the STOECKER CIGARS are the best. The best because the; made of superior stock M260—5 DR. B. M. JACKSON, room 4, Frenzer block, chronic diseases a specialty; con- sultation free. —11 WANTED, any_information of Charles E. Kring, by J. F. Krink, Cherryvale, Kan- sas, U2 WANTED, a lady with $0.00 to invest in & good paying business in this city; need not work unless desires to For particulars address letter E Bee. U307 4 GEORG For_a new toast see page 2 July What to Eat.—Mollle. U—M620 4 do_so MONEY TO LOAN=REAL ESTATE. PER CENT on_business propert © per cent on residence property Options to pay whole or part any. time. W. B. MEIKLE, 401 B. 15th St W-422 MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Love. Lo, 309 8. 13th W-323 WANTED—City loans and_warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co. 183 Farpam St Pa% PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 87 N. ¥, L. W FARM and_city loans, low rates. W Thomas, First Nat. Bank Bids. Tel WANTE and warrants LOW RATES. Private money. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Main Floor New York Life Bidg, W—-M328 5 TOSP. W-—-329 5 PER CENT loany. Garvin Bros., 1004 Farnam. W 330 PRIVATE Money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas. W—-331 les before and dur- are party care Bemis, Paxton BIk. [ o-r. FOR SALE~REAL BSTATE. GARBAGE. SEE PAYNE, BOSTWVICK & CO. for cholce bargaine. @1 N. Y. Life Bids. Toi 108 7 Yixn’ln &room "hone. 463 RE-—M5% A _MONTHLY payment bar house. G. M. Nattinger. GEORGE G. WALLACE. #age, rentals, insurance. real estate, mort- Brown_Block RE-348 ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO_ clean cesspoois and vaults, removes garbage and imals at reduced prices 16, PATENTS PATENTS Sues & Co, Bee Bidg, Omaha; no fee unless successful; advice free, —8s1 Sept {9 HOUSES ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. 416 Burdett, $100 cash, $15 per month, 423 Patrick, $25 cash, $12 per month. 4120 Lake, §50 cash, $11 per month. 3017 Frankiin, $160 cash, §0.60 per month. 1608 Kyner, §75 cash, $%0 per month, All of these on basis of § per cent interest. Immediate posseesion given. A. P. TUKEY AND SON. 444-445 Board of Trade. RE- e HARRISON & MORTON FOURTH OF JULY BARGAINS. East front on 32d, just north of Hanscom park, S-room modern house, oak finish, fine barn, extra large lot, 8. E. corner Woolworth and Geo: avenues, 8 rooms, modern, oak finish, cemented basement, $4,100. On 2th St., between Woolworth and Hickory, full lot, east front, $1,000; one'west front, $1,00, 50x100 ft., west front on $th 8t, In Windsor Place, shade trees, $100; paving and sewer pald for, stone walk. HARRISON & MORTO! 913 N, Y. Life. BARGAIN LIST. modern home, Hanscom park, $3,500. modern home, near Hanscom park, 3,260. nouse, full lot, Orchard Hill, $560. house, Spaulding st., make oiter, 31,600 . cottage, Emmet st., $0. cottage, z6th and Charles, $300. Eroom cdttages, 3 lots, rents, 3180 year, 250, 6-1.’ cottage, full lot, 8. 11th st., $1,800. 2 10.r. modern houses, Za and Caiiforna, 5,600 modern, 2th and Davenport, $2,200, r., 23d and Capitol avenue, $2.000. cottage, Bemis park, $i,50. VACANT LOTS 2 of the best lots in Bemis park, $2,000. Lot 21st and Manderson, $350. Lot %th and Emmet, $300. F. D. WEAD, 1624 Douglas 8t RE—M617 4 e e e $100 UP; low rate. Prichard, 1712_Farnam. W—M332 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. $10,000. We have it to loan on furniture, planos warehouse receipts, livestock, etc., or you are permanently make you a loan on your SALARY. We loan from $10.00 up on very short no- Our offices are receive tice and without publicity very easily found and you will courteous treatment whether you or not. After you have talked vance just what the trans: you. With rou keep it. ng pape: Pleas AR MORTGAGE LOAN CO. (9 N . 119 Board of Trade bldg. Tel. 295, (Established 1882). 306 8. 16th st s X—Mb64 SHORT ROUTE TO PAY DAY, Loans to salaried R!DPIO UPON THEIR, PLAIN NOTE. No'mortgage, indorser or publicity. These loans made quickly and quietly. RELIABLE CREDIT CQ., 34, Third Fioor, Paxton Biock, X675 Room LARGEST RUSINESS SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- sters, boarding houses, etc.. without se- curity; easiest terms; 40 offices in gipal”ctties. " Tolman, W0 Board of 3 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. WIRE fence for poultry, ho lawn_and yard; hitch posts, tree guards. Wire Works, 6 8. 16th’ 8t. Tei 1o%0. Q—M972—9 FOR SALE—Phonographs; superior to any other musical instrument; g up, 'Ihe Wittman Co., 164 Farnam, Q- ina of city. The O F. Davls Co., 562 Bes Blax D283 When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to *onunn the fact that you saw the ad In The Bee. Btorage TQ MOVE ‘mght ri'omn- 0.} office 1511 ‘arnam, or Tel b D-238¢ SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO., for cholce jouses. #01-3 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. ll%fil HOUSE FOR RENT, modern e near High school. The O. F. Davis Co., 508 Bee Bidg. D25 MAGGARD Van & Btorage Co. Tel, 14%. D28t NEW and secondhand typewriters. 1119 Far- nam, 0 100 STYLES trusses: catalogue fre man & McConnell Drug Co., Doage, Omaha. “tree. Sher. 16th and Qs 1119 Farnam, Q-¥s WHITE sawdust; season checked oak tim- bers, cheap; hog fence, etc. 1 Douglas. INDIAN goods and relics. X MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, Jewelry, to salaried people. ' Fole: Co., sué. to Duff Green, Barker Block. X—901 it employed Wwe can us you will know whether it will pay you to orrow or not, for we will tell you in ad- tion will cost |« us you pay Interest only on what you receive and for only what time We do not charge for mak- The rule of our office is to IN LOANS TO Ride do —902 Loan MEDICAL. DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leading specialist in diseases of women in Omaha, would call the attention of suffering ladies to his unsurpassed accommodations before and during confinement and his treatment for irregularities, no matter what cause, Call or address, with stamp, Dr, Pries, Arlington Block, 1518 Dodge, , | Omaha. —349 —_— e FOR RENT—FARM LAND. 2% ACRES best land In Douglas county for season 1908; within one mile village of Eiknorn; cash rent. Adaress D 40, Hee i .2} LAUNDRY. borrow with OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, §c; collar 2o cufts, 4o 170 Leavenworth, Tel, b BEST laundry. The Chicago, ‘phone 206 = M5t ———————— STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse C 814 Jones, general storage and forwarding. 155 OM. Van Stor Co., 1511% Firn. Tels. —_— ey TYPEWRITERS. THE wonderful Lambert Typewriter will do the work of & $100 machine: 1s rapid, effi- clent and durable; to introduce wili sell a limjted number at §20. Telephone, write or call. Monroe & Co., 81l N. 16th 51'995 — e OSTEOPATHY. LOANS, household furniture, planos and all kinds of chattel security; terms io suit; no publicity; goods remain in your ossession. American Loan Co., 3d floor, axton block. X--578 MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried ople; business confidential; lowest rates, 'axton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. X898 MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, % eiry. horsen, cows, ete. C. ¥ Reed, 5 § 11 Chattel and Salary Loan: PHOENIX CREDIT CO., Successor to J. W. Tayloe. Tel. 746. 633 Paxton Block. X--M63) IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. L Q- —_—— BUSINESS CHANCES. SECONDHAND billiard_and pool tables; billiard tables repaired; a large stock of cheap bar fixtures, cigar counter The Brunswick Balke Collender C: jouth 10th. 2DHAND safe cheap. Schwartz, 114 8. 13th, Qa7 FOR SALE—Fine imported harness, brass d_trimmed; o n new, I for $00; can be seen at Dot. sell's barn, 3th and Leavenwort streets. Q—biy etc. -y HOUBES, etc. '&R‘ RENT, ouse, newl: Capitol \HOUBES and flats. Ringwal GOOD modern, S-room house. w0y slfind; — M3 #28% SO. 1STH ST. é-room cottage, water, rent §7 per month. . 13th 8t., 6-room cottage, city water n, rent 3§10 per month . Willlam K. Potter, Recelver, Omaha Loan and Trust Co., 38 Brown block. D—M1%0 HOUSES, stores. Bemis, r;.’(uTmnuoE -291 HOUSES—Boyer, 2d and Cumlnfl._;{rll‘»%fl FOR RENT-Modern ten-room house, No. 424 Farnam; in frst repair, good barn, cement walks de trees; price, §35. 'Benson & Carmichael, 82 r-f)t'nnmn.l’x. F. D. Wead, 1524 Do\‘x)hl 9-room, modern, detached palnted_and papered, 130, ve, Tel. 6T B. H. Robison. D--M2%9 city FOR RENT, largs 9-room house, Hhoo, w0 Blondg, The Omaha Re ‘0., 1301 Douglas St FOR rent, 6-room strictly modern houss, 4017 N. ¥th. Apply Sommer Bros.. 25th and Farnam. D-—M&06 §* BICYCLES and phonographs on easy pay- ments—g down, 31.50 per week; secondhand wheels, 35, 3 ‘and 310; new’ wheels, §15. Omaha Bioycle Co., 18th and Chicagg Sta. QM8 proof tires, $4.95 and §7.00 per pair. Om Bicycle Co., 16th and Chi- Cago sLs. e FOR SALE—Very fine new pneumatic-tire runabout; very cheap. Orchard & Wil- helm_ Carpet Co. QMo 6 T = SR & CLAIRVOYANTS. VIM punctu: t. 1614 Cass St B30 MRS. JACOBS orth th street. B—sal—100 MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyan! ELECTRIC TREATMENT, 18 N 15, 24 floor. R. 2. —M336—5* MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124N 15th, R. T Ms4! PERSONAL. TO GET _in or out of business call on Wil- lame, Room 411, MeCague Bullding, —842 WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange your business or qro perty quick, aee J. . Johnson, 848 N. fe. Y—=M3¥ TO BUY, sell or exchange & business, call on C. J' Canan, K%, 16l Farnam 8¢ FOR SALE, furniture of a 10-room hou full of good puying boarders, 1 block from Harney, Dodge and Farnam care, 4 blocks from 16th: cash order only con- sidered. A good thing for the right per- son. House rent reasonable. dress C 7. Bee, Y—260 When You Write to Advertisers remember It caly takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Ree A BUSINESS MAN CAN acquire controlling Interest in a profit- able and rapidly increasing legifimate manufacturing business. Capltal required 32,500 to §5,000. This is worth investigat- ing. J. H.'Johnson, N. Y. Life, FOR SALE OR TRADE-—Steam doing 31,200 to $1,600 per month braska ' town; in Omaha Bee FOR sale, general merchandise stock of $3500, located in one of the best towns N E, Nebraska business 20000, Other business reason for selling. 5, Bee. ¥~ M605 4% DR, ROY, chiropodist; corna and superfiu- ous hair removed by electricity. R. 12, Frenzer biock v-ai Phone 1811, U—ab8-10 10% South 10th St. modern_house, 2207 Sherman ne oue, $37.00. Ilgodfl'a. 4001 N, 29th st., . 2000, G E. Turkington, ‘bt S-ROOM flat, newly papered, 1719 So. 18th, ‘modern except furnace. § fooms. modern and barn_ &l Farnam. 3§25 Others. Ringwalt Bros, Barker bik DMz m so. other Bee. 604 ELEGANT modern f-room house, th St. Inquire at MIT Jones Bt FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. rooms, furnished or unfurn'shed, ly modern wa ki distance, reasonable. 2001 Burt St —589 Jyl4 ELEGANT rooms, finest location clty. 1908 Capitol Ave ) DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. E—29) tn ¢ — M3 rooms. 20 N. 1TTH ST, cool, well turnishe E-M HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chirop- B hor Tadies "omly. i cohnsetion with The Bathery, :16-20 Bee Bldg. U313 PRIVATE hospital, before and during eon- Rasment; bables ‘adopted. 3% Grant Bt Mre. Gardels. Tel Fol1%. U RUPTURE, permanently cured in % fo 8 dave; send for circular, O. 8. Woed, M. D, 81 New York Life Blds., Omans, Neb . cheapest, best and " 'Mark, 17 & Douglas (il GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale ‘l.r.d retall. Collins Plano Co., M s ELITE PARLORS, €15 § 16th 8t, 24 floor. 3 MSS— T ACCORDION pleati quickest. Mrs. A FOR EXCHANGE. 6-ROOM house, rents for §20 per month, been rented § vears; gas and bath and shade trees; Bemis Park addition; will trade for small farm near Omaha, Ed T Heyden, 328 North 16th St. 760 6 SALE~REAL ESTATE. WILLIAMSON RANCH and farm lands for Unlon Pacific Raliroad eompa: McAllester, land commissioner, cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. CHARLES B, 108 Farnam' street RE-36 RE-844 loans; also Bemis, Paxton block HOUSES, lots, farms, rapches, fire insurance. HOUSES and lota in all parts of city; & acre property and farm lands. [ clalty, In_connection Tooma 716-220, Bee Bidg. i) CHIROPODY a with The Bathery, Tel. 1716, SHAMPOOING and hairdressing. ¢, In connection with The Bathery, ""5_':1 Bes LARGH front room, also toget] front room, F or separately. ugl E—89 VIAVA. woman's way te tment. L free. maha. bullding. Tel. T8 1 58 Bee BEE" Davis Co.. Room 552, Bee bulldin e IF YOU want one of the nicest $-room homes in Hanscom Place I will give vou a bargain. Owner Iéft city. Must J. H. Bherwood, 87 N. Y. L. Bldg RE—MI53 GID, B, & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths. Suite 615, N. Y. Life Bidg. Tel. 164 DR, A. T. HUNT, 612 McCague Bldg. Tel. 35, %5 A TR RN L e I BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 1&{ SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. LES college, court reporter principal, . Lit o B. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's heater. 385 N NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bidg. Tel 2. j: —370 When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra stroke of two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. MANUFACTURING, F. MELCHIOR, 13th and Harney, chinist. OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. make a spe. ialty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and safes. ‘G. Andreen, Prop., 102 S. 10th, 8t ———— ACCORDION PLEATING, REDUCED prices in pleating. For par- ticulars inquire Ideal Pleating Co., 1510 Howard St 398 Jy1 P L —— . CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repair- Ing promptly attended to. 3. T. Ochiltree, 20th and Lake streets. 170 T D U —— FLORIST, HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel 125 Send for price list, cut flowers and plants ————— L ANNOUNCEMENTS. phone 2180, 511 South Thirteenth street. 367 EAGLE Loan Office, reliab) ing: all business confidential. 1301 Douglas. TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE., STEAM DYE WORKS, SUITS cleaned, pre fic. The Canadian, 8i6 N STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, CURED. Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge Bl Sharpened, repaired. 1. I. Wks., 1406 Howard. — M3 GREAT BARGAIN IN LANDS. 20 scres fine farm land unimproved. Stanton Co.. Neb All rich soll. Price, £ por acre. Hicks' Land Co. Omana, eb. RE—-M&s ¢ AUTOMOBILES. ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. Deright's, 11§ Faram street, ) ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson. Tel JUNK. buys all kinds of scra 18 Dougias 8t. Tel. 2454, FOUND. iron and —36) FOUND, gold locke Wiiliame, 16M Farnam. Inquire Grant W 20 o PLUMBING, D. W. DUDGEON, %10 Farnam. Tel. I M35 Jy4* DRESSMAKING, DRESSMAKING In_familles or &t hom Miss Sturdy, 242 Farnam. ~621 Jy11* FUR DRESSING. O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 8. 13th. ) Gold Crowns for $2.85 WORK GUARANTEED. WE DO A8 WE ADVERTISE WE ARE HERE TO 8TAY. m CONSULT THE PROFESSORS at Soft Fillings . Stiver Fillings . Teeth Cleaned . Set of Teeth . . UNION DENTAL COLLEGE, Incorporated College. 1522 Douglas St., Room 4, Opp. Boston Store. s, LEGAL NOTICES, NOTICE_TO TAX PAYERS. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Equalization finds it impossible to complete its work by June 80, ]S owing to the large number of complaints that are being flled, and the time of adjournment 18 e tended from June ), 1802, to July 7, 1002. HARKY C. MILLER, Jma County Clerk. et ——— | POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (Should be read DAILY by all inter- ested as changes may occur at any time) eign_meils for the week ending Jul 5, 1902, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at the general postofiice as follows: PAR- CELS POST MAILS close one hour earlier than closing time shown below. Parcels fost malls for Germany close at & p. m. Monday and Wednesday. Regular and supplementary malls close st forelgn station half hour later than closing time shown beloy. (except that sup- plementary mails for kurope and Central America, via Colon, close one hour later at forelgn station). . Transatlantic Ma BATURDAY—At 6 a. m. for ITALY direct, per s, 8. Hohenzollern (mail must be dj: rected ‘per s. 8. Hohenzollern); at 7:30 a. m, for NETHERLANDS direct, per s. 8. Potsdam (mall must be directed “‘per s. Potsdam’); at 9:30 a. m. for SCOT- LAND direct, per s. s. Furnessia (mail WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele-| Vvia San Francisco, close must be directed “per s. s. Furnessia") at 10 a. m. for BELGIUM direct, per s. 8. Zeeland (mail must be directed “'per s. s. Zeeland”); at 10:30 a. m. { mentary 12 m.) for EUROPE, per s s. Lucania, via Queenstown. *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.~This steamer takes printed matter, commerch and samples for Germany only. same class of mafl matter for other parts or_Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by it. After the closing of the supplementary transationtic mails named ~ztove, ad- ditional supplementary matlz are opened on the plers of the American, English, | French and German steamers, and re- main open until within ten minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. Mails for South and Centrdl America, West Ind Ete. FRIDAY—At § a_m. for BARBADOS and NORTHERN BRAZIL, per s. s. Grang- ense, via Para, Maranham and SATURDAY—A( § a. m. for B per s. 5. Pretorfa; at 9 a. m. for PORTO RICO, per & 8. ‘Coamo, via San Juan; at § a. m. (supplementary 9:30 a. m.) for | CURACAO and VENEZUE! . Der . 8. Maracaibo (mail for Savaniila and Ci gena must be directed “per &, s caibo'’); at 9:30 a. m. (Supplementar: a. m) for FORTUNE ISLA MAICA, SAVANILLA, CARTA GREYTOWN, per s Alene (mail for Costa_ Rica must be directed “per s, s. : at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per s. 8. Mexico, via Havana; at 10 a. m. for NEW. FOUNDLAND direc r s s Silvia; at 10 a. m. for GUADELOUPE, MARTI: NIQUE, BARBADOS, BRITISH, DUTCH and FRENCH GUIANA, per s.'s. Talis- man; at 11 & m. for BRAZIL, per s & Byron, via Pernambuco, Bahla and Rio Janeiro (mail for Northern Bragil, Argen- tine, Uruguay and Paraguay must be di- rected “per . 8. Byro at 12 m. for ARGENTINE, URUGUAY and PARA- GUAY, per & s. Honorlus: at 12 m. for MEXIEO, per s. z. Matanzas, via Tam- fco (mall must be directed “per s. s atanzas’’). 10:30 JA- NA and Malls for Newfoundland Sydney, and thence ai this office daily (connecting close da; Wednesday M by rafl to North y steamer, close at 630 ' p. m, ere ~every Mon! and Saturday). for Miquelon, by rail to Bostim, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 6:30 Oube, by rail to Florida, and thence by steam: ers, are dispatcned aaily, except Thurs- Qday, final connecting clos h via Port Tampa, on Monda days and d h urdays at 6:30 p. m. Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed | for 'dispatch by steamer, ciose at this office dally except Sunday at 1:30 p. m. m. and 30 p. m. sta Rica. Belize, Puerto Cortes and_Guatemala. by rail to New Orleans, and thence by steaiser, close at this office daily exrept Sunday at #1:30 p. m., Bundays at **1 p. m_(eon- necting closes here Mondays for Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala. and Tue days for Costa Rica). **Registered mail at 6 p. m. previcus day. Malls for China and Japan, ¥ia Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. close hers dally at 6:30 p. m. up to July **1, inclusive for dispateh per s. s. Empress of China (registered mafl must be specially ad: dressed. Merchandise for U. 8. Postal Agency at Shanghal cannot be forwarded via Canada) Mails for Hawail, China_Japan and first- class matter for the f’hl"gplnp islands, ere daily at 630 p m. up o July *3. inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. China Mails for China and Japan, via Tacoma, close here dally at o:& p. m. up to July 4, inelusive, for dispatch per s. s Ta- for Hawall, via San Francisco, close here datly at 6:30 p. m. up to July %7, in- usive, for dis ch per 5. Alameda. Malils for China nd Japan, via Seattls, close here dally at 6:3 p. m. up to July %, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Riojun (Registered mall must be directed for Tahit! and Marquesas isl via 8an Francisco, close here daily p. m. up to July *10, inclusive, for patch per &, 8 Maraposa tor Hawall. Japan, China and first. matter for the Philippie islands, Via Ban Francisco, ciose here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to July **11, inclusive, for dispatch per . 8. Doric. Malls for the Philippine islands, Francisco, close here dally at & up to Jul 11, inclusive per U. B. transport Malls for Australia (except West Australia, which is forwarded via “nrope). Now Zealand, Fijl, Samos anc Hawail, via Ban Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 m. after June **38 and up to July **13 via San . m for dispatch nclustve, or on arrival of s & Lmbria. due at New York July **19, for dispateh ver 8. 8. Ventura Mails for Australia (except West Austr: which goes via Europe, and New Zeal which goes via Ban Francisco). POSTOFFICE NOTICE. % Transpacific matis are forwarded to port of g dally and the schedule of closing arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. **Regis tered mall closes at § ¥1 m. previous day. COR JUS VAN COTT, Postmaster. Postoffice, New York, N. Y., June 21, 1903. ——eeer—— RAILWAY TIME CARD. *19, Inclusive, for dispatoh per s oana (specially addressed only) UNION STATION—10TH AND Chicago & Northwestern. ‘The Northwestarn Line. ve. 8 - 3 F Mall ... Local Soux City. D 1 @ b Sommton BES @ RSRFESBEE 80. Bon Loc Fast Chicago Limited Chica Fast St. Paul Fast Mall..... Local Sloux C Union Pac Overland Limited Fast Mall. : California Express Pacific Express.. Eastern Expre Atlantic Express... Colorado Special Chicago' gpecial . Lincoln, “Beatrice and Stromsburg Ex. Grand Island Locai.. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pa Chicago Limited ........a 6:0 pm a 8:08 Chicago & Omaha Ex..b 740 &m b 3:40 pm & Pacific. w DumzaaEiw 3 833333P33 Chicago Daylight Lim- ited . ¢ Chicago Daylight Chicago Express. Des Moines Local Chicago Fust Expie Rocky ited .. Lincoln, Denver, West . + Colo., Texas, ' Cal Oklahoma Filyer. Wabash, 8t. Louls “Cannon Ball" Expres 3 s 8t Loul, Bluffs . Missourt /Pacific. E Mountain Lim- Coio.” Springs, Pueblo and 2 1:3 pm & 2 5:20 pm a12:40 pm a 5:15 pm @ 8:20 am 10:30 pm n 25 pm & 615 am Tllinots Central. Chicago Express Chicago, Minneapolls & Bt. Paul Limited. ...... Minneapolis & St. Paul Express .. Chicago Express a 5:10 pm a §:08 am 10:35 pm 210:35 pra BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON Wymore, Bi Ancoln Nebraska Express Denver Limited . Black Hills and Puget Sound Expres: a Vestibuled Flyer ... Lincoln Fast Mali Fort Crook and Piatt; mouth ... 3:20 pm Bellevue & Pacific Jot. 'a 7:40 pm Bellevue & Pacific Jet..a 3:00 am Chicage, Burlington & Quincy. Chicago Spectal . Chicago Vestibulg Chicago Local Chicago Limite Fast Mail city, Blufis. Kangas City Day Ex Louls Flye! St. Joseph & Couneil a Daily. b Daily except Sunday. ¢ Sun d Daily except Baturday. e Dally | only, except Monday. s WEBSTER DEPOT—15TH & WEBSTER Fremont. Eikhorn Valley. & Missouri Leave. Arrive. a £:00 pra Black Hill Hot Sprin 8:00 pm Wyoming, Doug!: .d 3:00 pm. Hastings, York, City, Buperior, Geneva, Exeter and Seward....b 3:00 pm Norfolk, Lincoln and Fremont ... Fremont Local Chicago, St. Omaha. Twin City Passenger. Sloux Cit; Emerson 1 Missourl Pacific. Nebraska Local, Via Weeping Water Deadwood, © 5:00 pm b 5:00 pm b10:25 am Paul, « 4:10 pm _a10:25 am STEAMMOATY. HOLLAHD-AMERICA LINE New York-Rotterdum, via. Boulogna, . M. New Twin-Screw s. 8. of 13,000 tons register i ol ml]ndflm July 12,10 A. M. Twin-serew Rotterdam 7 Wa . Noordam Steamer Twin-Screw Steamer July 26, 10A.M to Harry Moores, 160l Farnam 8. MeNaily, 1324 Farnam t; i a Loi rnam street; Bank, Omaha. Summer Tours on Lake Michi e T e Tt B evelne, Morbee [ M gl LEAVES CHI 0 AS FOLLOW:! Tues. Thurs. 10:80 a.m at. EAMSHIP CO Sailing regularly betwees NEW_YORK. LONDONDERRY & GLASGOW; NEW YORK. GIBRALTAR & NAPLES. «idered and practiced. [ r_Round Trip tickete issued between New York and Scotch. English, Irish aad all Principal Continental points at attractive ri For tickets or general information apply to HENDERSON. BROS.. Chicago, or any LOCAL AGENT. T — OPENS BIDS FOR FORAGE Quartermaster of Department of the Missouri About to Let Big Coutracts. Bids were opened yesterday by Colonel ullman, quartermester of the Department of the Missourl, for all forage for the de- partment for & year's use. This aggregates millions of pounds of hay, straw, bran and oats. The many bids have not yet been abstracted, so awards cannot be announced It 1§ estimated that the total cost of this tor: L will be between $350,000 and $375,000, 80 it 18 one of the biggest items of a year's routine in the quartermaster's department, The prices on all four items desired are different for each of the ten posts to be supplied, 8o the bids are complicated In a Class All Alome. No other pills on earth can equal Dr. Kiog's New Life Pills for stomach, liver and kidneys. No cure, no pay. 2ic. Ge: | Wheaton in Chic CHICAGO, July 3.—Major General Lloyd Wheaton arrived here from Manila General Wheaton will retire from active service upon reaching the age limit of 8 years on July 15 and intends to stay in Chicago with his family Governor Herreld's Father Dead. GALESVILLE, I, July 3.-—Governor Herreid of South Dakota is here to attend the funeral of his father. Nels Herreld Mr. Herrcld was accidentaliy killed by fail- islands, via Vancouver and <ictoria, C., close here dally at 63 p. m. up to ing from a load of hay and breaking h's neck. SENATOR MILLARD AT HOME Oommends the Impertant Work of Long Bession of Oongress. NO REALLY BAD LEGISLATION PRODUZED Assures Prest Nebraska of Visit t Roosevelt to O the Latter Part of September, trom ha Senator J. H. Millard reached Omaha from Washington vesterday morning. 1o & few hours he was at his private desk in the Omaba National' bank, where, as he expressed it, “I expect to stay f veral months and put In some hard worl “It was a long and important session,” sald Senator Millard, in speaking of the first sesslon of congress just closed. ‘‘There was a great deal of important and good legisiation produced and very little if any that was bad," continued the senator. “1 suppose the people of Nebraska were much interested in Cuban reciprocity, since It fnvolved their own Interests o direoctly. 1 can assure them that everything will be done for their welfare as well as for the welfare of all other factions concerned. While congress suoceeded in bringing about 0o final action in this matter the president has it in hand and before the summer is over a treaty will have been drawn up be- tween this country and Cuba that will solve the whole problem in the most satistactory manner. In fact that treaty is in process of construction now. President Comes to Om ‘“Another thing fn which the people of Nebraska and the people of Omaha espe- clally will feel a deep intcrest is the ap- proaching visit of President Roosevelt to this city the latter part of September. The president and Secretary Cortelyou have both given their assurance that Omaha will net be disappointed in having a visit from Mr. Rootevelt. 1 think the president him- selt looks forward to his visit here with more than ordinary interest. He is a great admirer of the west and feels that Omaha is the typlcal western metropolls.” Senator Millard spoke with moderate en- thusiasm of the outcome of the isthmian canal contest. However he feels sure that the very best interests of the country will be subserved in the end, since the most falthful and comsistent devotion has been given the entire matter by congress. Depends on Title. “If the French company should fall in establishing a just title to its property for the construction of the Panama canal the president will order the waterway built over the Nicaragua route, and there need be no apprehension on that score. How- ever, 1 do not think the Panama company will fail in proving its title. We will get 4 canal, at all events, and there will be no serfous or unnecessary delay in getting at the actual work of construction. “The attitude of Senator Morgan, the nes- tor of the Nicaragua route for the last thirty vea telding to the will of the majority when he found his own efforts finally defeated, was certainly commend- able, and 1 heard any number of senators say they wish they could have voted for Senator Morgan personally, so greatly was his course admired. “One of the first bills to come up in the next session will be the ship subsidy. It is hard to predict its outcome. Stronger Republican Than Ever. “I come back to Omaha this time & stronger republican than ever and as I told the president the other night, I think 1 am about as strong & one AS ever Was. Roosevelt is a stronger republican and @ stronger man than when he went into office. This talk of dissension in the ranks is pure fabls He 1s more popular today than he ever was with the rank and file of the party and country at large. He Is a strenuous, in fact, a ceaseless worker and just as faithful and consclentious he is strenuous, and back of all these elements are sound, sober judgment and extraordi- pary abllity. In a word, he Is an ideal man for chlef executive of this nation. “The republicans of Nebraska? Why, they are in a most excellent condition; noth- ing to fear, but lots to look forward to. I shall give my heartiest support to the en- tire ticket and will do some campaigning in my qulet way.” Senator Millard thinks work will soon be- gin on the Seventeenth street addition to the federal bullding. The senator bringe the information that Omaha probably will by made division headquarters next winter for the free rural mail service. Jn this con- nection it ie eald rooms will be provided in the new addition to the federal bullding for the rural mail service officials. Too Great s Risk. In almost every neighborhood some: has died from an attack of colic or cholers morbus, often before medicine could de procured or a physiclan summoned. A Po- liable remedy for these diseases should be kept at band. The risk is too great for anyons to take. Chamberlatn’ Oolto, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has un- doubtedly saved the lives of more peopl and relieved more pdin and sufferiag t any other medicine in use. 1t can slways be depended upon. SPEAK FOR THE RESCUE HOME Board of Trustees Makes Statement to Correct C fusing Reports. Publiec J. W. Crawford, F. G. Davie, Dr. W. B. Gibbs and Lysle 1. Abbott, trustees of the Omaha Rescue home, have issued a state- went to the public in which they say: On the lith day of January, 1882, of the prominent everal men and women of the city of Omaha organized a corporation un- der the name of Rescue Home for Women, the object of which said corporation was declared (o be to “provide & home for peni. tent fallen women and to rescus th from lives of shame; to reclaim, educas and instruct them in industrial pursuits and to restore them where possible to their homes and parents " From the dafe of its incorporation until the 6th day of Novembe: , this institu- tion, which afterwurds changed its name 1o the Omaha Rescue home, has been carry- out the objects of its organization un- rruptedly at 43 to 46 Bancroft street, At the time above mentioned the corpo ration purchased Dr. Whinnery's dwelling Bouse, “located at 208 North = Thirtieth street, and converted same into a build suitable for the purposes for which t By this mov the | e & permanent, and stable enterprise Throughout the period of its existen this organization has besn supported en tirely by contributions from charitable per. sons and has been managed and operated by selt-sacrificing men &nd wemen wha, with one. exception and that for a very short time, have services and 04t compensation. Several hundred giris have been received and cared for. the great majority of whom have been permanently reformed and re- turned 1o their homes or put in the way of earning an honest llving. In additdon to this a great many Infants have been res- cued from distress and placed in com- fortable homes. ] fxed Chilaren Tike (t. “My little boy took the croup one B saye F. D. Reynolds of Mansfield, 0., “and grew 80 bad you could bear him breathe all over thé 1 thought he would die a few doses of One Minute Cough Cure re- lieved and sent bim to sleep. That's the Jast we heard of the croup.” Ome Minute Cough Cure 1 absolutely safe end acts &t once. For coughs, colds, croup, grip, asthma and bronchitis.