Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 8, 1902, Page 9

SPECIAL _NOTICES - Advertiseme: will be taken be ‘.lvaM on pme-uuo- ot the sheok onl; SITUATIONS WANTED, WANTED, place to sew for room and board. I 25, Bee Office, Council Blufts. A—-MT8 l\)' WANTED, by experienced collector Teal estate dealer, who. wishes fo tra through Washington, Idaho, Wyoml Oregon, position of some kind A mission; Wholesale or machinery work peferred; bond furnished. Address K27, ==_._._-_—___.——,—_-=z= WANTED-MALE HELP, $ FOR HALF A DAY'S WOR! 3¢ you live in the country or in o small acquaintance g stock raiders in {he-neighborhood you oan make / By four or five Hours work. and 1ll send you Qur pr TThe Beo Publishing 'Co., Boleltors 1ept Omaha, Neb. B3 WANTED a frmd man In eyery gounty to take subscriptions for th Century Farmer. Ouf agents mak ages everywhere, References ddress Twentleth = Century Omaha, Neb. N oxplllngmedlcol.\ Ware 1 Tk 1 YOUNG KEN trom Omaha and vicinity 4t once to prepare for posttions in the overnment - servi Agply o Inters tate Corres. Inst., Cedar Hapids, 1a, ¥2 .xpcnenoe Call at 9 a, m. B-—ia2 WANTED, insurance men of P oter; you s good (hing. C Board of Trade Blds, [ MAN ‘wanted, references required, w Yates, Nebraska National bl{fl(’ BALESMAN wanted for cnunlry State age, references and salary ex Los Angéles Cider Co., St. Louls, WANTED drivers for dump wagons and laborers for steam shovel worl Hall Construgtion and Grading Co., u@ m!le i‘."fl of Broadway hotel llne. 7oulncll bread and pastry T E% L Hlnl. ‘wages to right ma -Eorlenco and where emplo; Mce. Wtien You Write to Advertisers remember it unly takes an extra stroke or iwo of tlie pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. WANTED, m.nln‘ mill _machine wood worker, one that can_lay out work; also £ pill bench hand. Burr Incubatot. Co., h ave. and Davenport st 78 10 und man n good 00d_starcher must be 5 80 9° &efll(aedfl' wanted. Delmnl Bluft: l"\m, OORDON pri WANTED, two col two_soll itors. 621 Paxton Blk B—mu 14 WcNTED youn, man in restaurant; one that understands the cream business pre- m"nd [l wages to right pnrl‘. WANTED for U. 8. Arm; Able-hod\edd un- “‘p’J.'e.,H an braska, ronr Il-"'!—m'lflln RrRoOOMS. 1n_the E—MA% LARGE front roo | tront ruomq together of sepai m 015 Douglas. K67 DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. ok #| PER WEEK, #22 8. 18th st, one block south of court house. E—s21 DESIRABLE rooms, 224 Farnam NICELY furnished room for gentleman modern. 1921 8t. Mary's Ave. —E-—s T¢ SEVERAL nicely furnished, cool rooms 'o! _Tent. 1821 Cass st. B-M78 §* Rflluulb Tarney. first-c léc.no; M58 § cool roors, modan-, 2011 T AS* THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JULY 8, PERSONAL. FOR SALD-RBAL ESTATE. RUPTURE, parmanentiy evrcqwln Plo.® @ Naw Yorx Lite éld. om- o e Nen! n«uel CHIROPODY " spect ;(lm The Bathery: ro'o‘r‘.‘u"m\o SHAMPOOING and hnlrdrmln‘ . gonnection, with The Bathery. Lg\ Bt bullding. Tel. 11 VIAVA, woman's way to | bl’:nll'l‘n!nl. Booklet free. M gm' PROF. 30! ON cures all human alm 3 H:'B=¢ buflding. mnc‘i;‘woun LOWEST PRICES in accordion na “side - The Goidman Pleating Co. 300 bl M3 Botata unfurnished rooms, walking fllltlnc!. 2001 Burt 8 NICE furnished _or thoroughly modern; references exchafiged. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. EMPIRE RUPTURE CURI Lite Bldg., Omaha. Send R o Urdette. Mrs. Burge VR i;mvum’non; tor tadi confinement; estate, mort. rown L (mr sale by (he GEORGE G. WALLA l-l". l.!lhll. lnlunca'% Iunfl lon P RE-3 MEDICAL. DR. Ple. un nnlnowlcd"a Plflln[ specialist In diseases of women In Omaha, would call the attentlon of Quf(s\‘lnl ladies to his unsurpassed accommodatio before and during confinement and hi treatment _for |m'|ll thes what cause. Call or addres th stamp, Dr. Pries, Arlington - Block, 1513 Dod ha. ) Brglian Pennyroyal reliable. Tal mps, for particul " tter by return Ask__your :(;m ichester i P huiadel SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Merriam, comfortable summer home. T THE Rose, 2020 Hlmey Rooll? and ‘board. Nise—fie ‘hl. flffi flcovc nn‘ e THE Bonnle Brier, 1720 Dodge. SOUTHEAST front room Bay window; private wllh Famby. ROOMS; modern. %8 Harney at, =40 o FOR RENT, with board, one lagge front room and one small room. 1001 Park ave. F-MT1 9 T FOR nlflf—vll’nnlunnn RooM! LARGE unfurnllhed rnom, board, 416 N. DESK room spage, ¥ pe und floor room in e Bel buildlnl flnln Farnam street; no expenge for | u\n. {:nltnr service. " & vend Co.. | agents, Bee hulldlnl‘ 118 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. FOR BENT—ThQ bulldln‘ lnrm.flwa ‘arn; K‘ io¥u- nom nnd - basement which formerly as The ru-rooq Thl Wlll bl nnud very reasonably. 1f interested apply at cnog to C.'C. fiose ‘water, secretary, room “1' ing. Jocations Peters 12068 o8 FOR RENT_Store in fest.cle rent reasonable. Py R Co., ground floor, B« 1ds. room or large spa FOR RENT—Desk suftable for merchandise brnkor or party doing blllll"ll In wholgsale district, In- quire Hene & Co., $16 Farnam St. T wholesale district. glas atreet. 86915 DERN butldi 1 MRPER N ead A" Doy AGENTS WANTED, WANTED—CAnvll ng_agents in every licit -ub-cr;umu b THs FWERTIRTH CE Bteady employment with nlured ood |n- come. Agents in the country with horse -nd b\ll eapoclally desired. Canvassers asily o to $100_per month Ad- y Farmer Solicitors’ Buréau, Bfll hulldln[. Om ha. —23 SOMETHING NEW | | Just out. Send for sample Combination Door Knob and Bell No cutting or ruining the door. Put ol a nomonv.. No batteries (u springs to wind, o % Own dlord to Hu (ronbl.‘ lnr i raple. lllud. CT. ICAL COIPA ltreat. Omaha, Neb, -oluu 1212 WANTED-TO BUY. B. M. JACKEON, room: 4, Frenzer blm-k‘chromo diseases a W-ltg o sult Wfidon'( Iike to accuse the Olnlhl BALL of imitating, but when they re- sumed the lead they were just merely following the established rule of the STOECKER CIGARS. U714 13 A, C. VAN BANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Lig gollege, court reporter princl LY. Lt tigliaty ) NEBH. Businéss & Shorthand College, Boy Theater. | ANNQUNCEMENTS, MOLLIE: Read first sentence Jnly Whlt To Ell. page 6. George. MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. MONEY to loan on lmpro\nd Omlh. ml estate. Brennan-Love Lo 13th. @ PER CENT on business property. o}'l'nznc-""f, oy Theta o pery ¢ 3; time, W B SEIRLE o B i LE, 401 b8 e WANTED—City loans_and warrants. ‘arnam Smith & Co., 1320 Ft arnam 8 t. FARM and_city_loans, low_rates. Thomas, First Nat, Bank Bldg. 1& é WANTED-City and tarm loans bonds and warrants. Peters & Co., 1702 Farnam 8t Bee i Wes27 LOW Private foney. jarvin Bros. w—n?. PAYNE XNVE!TM INT C PRIVATE Money, F. D. Wead, 1624 %guslll, Main Floor Naw York Llh 5 PER CENT. loans. Farnam. $100 UP; low rate. Prichard, 1713 Fi R PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 987 N. Y, L. Wiz B4 TOGP. C. money. Bemis, PaXton BIk. Wi MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. —$10,000. it to Ionn on furniture, Dllno' receipts, livestock, etc. it you are permanently employed we mn make you a lo-nson your, ‘We loan from § on very short no- tice and without m bnc?t Our’ offices are Very “easily found and you wil recelve courteous treatment whether you borrow or not. After you have talked with us {gu will know whether it wlll pay you te rrow or not, for we will in ad. ust 'what the transaction will cost interest only on of only what tifhe for mak- is to {‘.F‘h r We do not l;l"plp'nrlry The .rule of oul case eve & OMAHA. MOBTGAGQ LOA, rd of '!'ud- bld‘ hed 1892). office 19 . (Establ WANTED--To buy & neat five or -lx-roou s street, or. g ALY FOR SALE-FURNITURE. wmqb—rl‘lnm HELP. WANTED, two young lady students to learn hairdressing, manicuring and chi- tifl :m?.d‘ an rx'i.lcg"% magpys L.u or 100 Girls. Call Canadian flflca. 15th & Dod; EOA - C CHICADO rumtun Co., 1410 D« 6. Tel. B N S Ban” Y gl . 7-ROOM furnished flat for sale. flat 4. 714 8. 16th, 0760 §* FoR IAI.I—IIOBIII. WAGONS, ETC. GIRL for general housework. 1 8. 26th St. C—Ms22 FOR SALE—Cheap; a Concord buggy. 16th lnd Vinton, "f'—-m WANTED-A r h mr’rbou.lu.'m for general nulévmrk. Pcon Bt e SRR PPN D U Sl Cg:l’lfl'lfl'l‘ girl, good wages. m Par. R . WAmfiu“M Sit1 for ' general, nmu.- ‘work. Chicago WANTED, second girl. east of Brownell hall. experienced hunare—;.“ A Ct l’lrfhrd hD&I 3 C—flrp % P l 000 conylnl ll“el’l to be g“" frec:, two stamps With" ap pll- o4 Plne street, —MT58 §* PAIN‘HNG and_re| our &) wort) g i gy R, Y. ‘Tost, 14th ai o Tel. ‘1. = FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS. wmgz "n':'" for pou“ lt‘rry, M"'rdll“"‘v\l ar , tree guards. W orks, 617 e Plin st nef i 4 QM99 FOR SALE Fhonographa; sugerior to any other musical Instrume §. ittman Co., 1621 Farnam, Q- NEW and secondhand typewriters. 11i9 Far- Q300 lal Ul\lcm eRK W %nu!B:pneu-nu. sal- - FOR RENT-HOUSES. 100 HYLE! trusses; catalogue free. BSher, may & nct:o'nnafl Drug. Co, J6th F‘ ge, O INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Fw C—Mm1 11 VANE and Paggage wagons. Tel. ugl_m HOUSES r&uovm Tight’ N B Smaha Yan %‘ Tn a1l parta oF ol ¥ Daris Coo 158 ey, Mg rarpam, or T PAY BOSTWICK & CO. TNy d chnlc. 6 Bldg, el _..a}..—a———-——‘—-h.—. MAGGARD" Vun & Btorage Co. Tel, 14%6. D25t HOUSES, ate. ¥. D. Wead, 164 Dougins. . & - D283 modern, detached ited and pa) T Sas hevly pelmis Toth ¢ 2001 Capitol Ave: Tel. s BUH m,z'"“ PSS A HQUBSES and flats. Ringwalt, &rklli)b_lnrk. GOOD modern §-réom house. MDE Gh'zn. HOUSES, stores. Bemls, Paxton block. D291 -0-?00!( au mofl-r‘flhouu. 2207 Sherman ng fat, npwly uur,d, .xmt roc mr or DI 1219 So. 16th, 3 Bodtrn thers. D—-Ms B ot S s When You Write . to Advertisers remémber it only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. BELEGANT modern 8-room house, 21 So. Hh Bt Inquire at 2017 JOD:I“ FOR RI“ ll Dut cottage. Q. G. ee, new modern T-room ‘allace, 311 Brown Blk D0 1 oome, tolar firnace. Sath y m“ 'lc.. l!& two blocks from st L TR R o . 3, PHRARRERLEY FOR lll.‘?“'nm\um Touse, § Tooms. il lences: east gfl a&n 5 PER IDN‘I‘H o . v WHITE sawdust; s ‘bers, cheap; hog fence, fence, Sl Batglas SDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 wf SECONDHAND billiard and billiard tables re l-r e SOt ol cheap bar fixtu The r\llLl"el .“!:fi.m. d ] South 10tl IDHAND safe cheap. Schwarts, 14 w E—HM ted rn g hn- nlorllo g m'&&“ and do;n, Heycle moun & hussell's streets. BICYC m-m wheels, Omaha ’;?E‘ ll:'_":h i . 16th and VIM puncture-proof tires 3498 and ¥1.00 pal rp“"OmAhl Bieyocle Co., FOR SALE, pllno, hallts bookcase, cnrpo iron utensils. ' }23 ney. FOR gas fixtures see S8am'l Burns, Q720 A5 chmonnr kitc! TH CLATRVOYANTS, MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1614 w SHORT RoUTE 1o/ PA! DAY, s UPON "fui{n e J‘"‘ mort Indotrser or. pt ‘l'nuu Iun- nl m:ny. SRED Room nx“nnm noof Pnlon mm LARGEST R llflm IN > SALARIED g m‘“?&.fl odl wit out ee- sters, boardiny es torme; 40 Board" at #‘ MONEY lt‘nofl on hlfnll t go sué. to Duft unr f inrknh‘l curity; e flm cities. Tolman, LOANS. housenold furniture, yianos and nds of chattel security; terms to lull no publieity; goods femain n’your g'onulllon American Loaa"Co., a8 flogr, axton block. i MONEY K d on plain business oonnd-nl axton block. The J. useh, o iy ote to salaried H lc'-l! rates. al\ Co. MONEY loaned on elry, horses, cows, lan furnits PR X—908 llllry Loans, TR, mnn ‘Bloc! = xonx CHANCES., hfinol and NIX Buccessor to Tel. 745, BUSIN TO GET in or out 0! bulln-u clll on wi. liams, Room 411, McCague Bull Ethu:.lngru R'nyi ‘lell or exchan our uiok, aee | 10" Sonneon, s . ¥. Life: 'A‘O BUY sell or . J' Canan, chani . 8, FOR BALE, furniture of a 10-room house, 1l of good gylnl boarders, 1 block. odge and Fa cars, 6th; cash order only eon- i SRS When You Write to Advertisers lwo lf..lrh.l:p.fi-nl'l:.l?.fl..h.fm lMl '.Ml you sa USL Eq oon(roP numl in s profit. 1 ‘mi’- u‘fl‘lnt- FOR one of the best M and mrdln; & Slables in Dmans aom"r.' good usiness; owner wants to uv.‘u . a8 N. Y. Life. W H. Gates, 1304 Y—lflnu | onnlon, FOR -IOHANGI. MRS. JACOBBON, 226 North wui”« ELECTRIC TREATMENT, MME. AMES, vapor baths, WL%_R‘J MME. SMITH, Qm. SN . 24 goor .1 PERSONAL. T e T ROOMS. llfl\fi South 10th m?n NO. Tho Bnhcry Mfl) R i W TR R T B MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, ‘r_m_#l GRAMOPHONES a .hn: reiall. Colitns f.‘.‘"u".‘.n‘.fli’»é“m& nd Pluo (2 Rt % N Omaba (ar s stok o, boots a s o s -hu- of clothing, B %';. Z—MT51 i FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. WATERE PRINTING COMPANY. Tele- phone 2190. §11-South Thirteenth 3 ve. car, No. 3 Ei Rewlrdblf ru_,lufnd t. Return to Lost—118 OSTEOPATHY. GID. B. & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths, Buite 515, N., Y. Life Bidg. Tel. ol np. DR, A. T. HUNT, 512 McCague Bidg. Tel. 2852. d TYPEWRITERS, THE wonflerful Lambert Typewriter will do the work of a $100 machine; is rapid, effi- glent and durable; to introduce will sell 8 limited number at $20. Telephone, write or call, - Monroe & Co, 811 h'St. —— GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspools and Vaults, removes garbage and dead animajs at reduced prices. 621 N. I Tel. 171. [ SALESMEN WANTED, WANTED fln(-:lu- whisky kalesman bilghed trade for me'sme None other need Bon almuer: u’p‘{ Main st., Loulsville, PLUMBING, D. W. DUDGHON, 10 Farndm. Tel. 1008, 79 A8 JUNK. ALPIRN b - L LEIRN b D;—él kinds of scra [ a glas 8L Tel. 204, 300 LAUNDRY, R OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 8c; collars, 2; eufll «'. 170 Leaveaworth. Tel, 547. BEST iaundry. The Chicago, ‘phone 5. IR —M351 T ———— 3 STORAGE. 1C lmu. and Warehouse Co., PAC[ o ones, ‘geméral -lon;a and forwarding. ol'v-n Stor Co., ;um n. . Tels. mu;r. — T NIOKEL PLATING, ng Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. 2. : . =1 When You: Write to Advertisers remember it cnly ukt. an extra -u-ou or two of the pen tion the t that e ad ln T OMAHA, P MANUFACTURING, L MELCH!OH. 13th and Harney, ma- OMAHA Safe and. Iron W mnke A spe- clalty ot fire escapes , doors and safes. G, Andreen, - i>rop, s 10th, 8 m CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, ALL kinds of and repair- ing promptly att; . T. Ochiltree, and streets. —310 m BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie’Co, 811 North 16th. emm———————rptes FLORIST. L. HENDERSO Emm Tel. 1263, Bend for price llll. cut flowers and pl 8. m rAwnlno'xl:n IADLE Loan Ofllcl.'ulhbl accommodat. ing 11 business confidentlal. 1301 Douglas. St ———————— TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. glntl\‘ wor‘k C | TWIN CITY EXP. ‘Phione 1717, 508 Bi‘l.lih, STHAM DYE WORKS. b T A T —870 Jy14 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julis Vaughn, 40 Ramge Im LAWN MOWER| 1902. POSTOFFICE NOTICR, America, via Colon, close une hour la! at foreign station). L TUESDAY—At 8§80 a. m. for ITALY direct por #. 's. Sictlla (mail must be directed ‘per. Bieilia’ WEDNESDAY AL §:0 a. m. for BEUROPE, B it Alladeiphia, Via Southampto SDAY—-At | A m. for FRANC SWITZERLAND, TUGAL, TURKEY, EQGYPT, GHEECE BROTISH INDIA Snd LORENZO MAR: QUEZ, per 8. 8. La Lorraine, via Havre (mail for other parts of Europe must be directed “per s, 8. La Lofraine”) BATURDA 30 a. m. (supplementary § . m) for EUROPE, per 8. s Eteuria via' Queenstown; at 7:3 a. m. for NETH. ERLANDS dlrect, per 8. 8. Ryndam (mnll must_be directed & 8 Ryndam’); At 'Bi0 8, n. for SCOTLAND, direst, pet 6 8. Anchoria (mafl must be directed “per s 8 Anchoria”); at 10 8. m. for BELGTUM direet, . 8. Friesland “per &, ‘8. Frics. ENMARK di- otae. (mall must be di- 'PRINTED MATTER, BTC.—This steamer takes printed matter, commercial papers nd samples for Germai only. 'The ame class of mail mattet for other parts of Burope will not be ént by this ship uniess speclaily directed by it. After the closing of the supplem enu? ame ve, ry mslls are opened lexs of the ‘Americar, ®nglish, French and German ‘steamers, an main open until within ten minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. th and Cent t Indies, Ete. TUBSDAY-At 00 & m. (supplementary :30 a. m.) for CENTRAL AMERICA staRica) and SQUTH PA- per s 8. Advance, via Colon_ (mall for Gul(emlln must be rected f- r Adyance”); at 12 m. ARGENTINE, URUGUAY and PARA- GU. er 8. 8. Honorius; at 11:30 AICA, per 8. 5. Admiral from Boston: R PORTO PL 8. Capfain Ben- nett, from Boston. il Tor Gther parts of the Dominican republic must be di- rected “per s - c-pnln Bennett”). VEDNESDA' for GRENADA, TRINIDAD undfir’ s s. 8. Maracas; & supplement- ary LBiemy for HOrbicH 1OLAND. and DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, per &. s. Semi- fl’mnsnfi\r»m T3 a. m. for Para and Mnnn CUBX, " YUCATAN, BASCO and cmu‘As per ansa (mail -for other 'parts ot Mexico must be directed | :90 a. m. for er s, B, Ci antos (mail for northern must be directed “per s 8. Catanfa’); at 11:30 p. m. CA, per 8. 8. Ad- miral m. for NEWFOUNDLAKD, vonian, from Philadelphia, FRIDAY—At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s. Santiago, via Tampico (m&il must be jected “per & 8. Santiago”); at 620 p. m. for BERMUDA, per steamer from Hall- N, SARCRDAY—At 7 . m. for NEWFOUND: LAND direct, pe ; Rosallend; at 0 o lementary 9.0 . m.) for PORTO Ric0, BURACAG and VENBZUELA, por &, s Philadelphia (mall for Savaniila'and Cartagena must be directed “per s s Ehiladelpnia’y;’ at 00 o “m, mentary m)_ tor FORTUNE TETAND, ‘TAMATCA: SAVANITLA ana CARTAGENA. per 6. 6. Altal (mall for must be mrec‘ma Iper.' 8, m. I\IPD ementa “HATT NTX o, Adirondnck; at 2000 er . 8. Morro Castle, via Havana; at 13 Do v-u“_lcmems’! 1:30 p. m.) for §T. THOMAS, LEEWARD and WINDWARD IBLANDS, BRITISH, DUTCH and FRENCH GUL ANA, per’ s. 8. Korona; at 12:30 Ccu RA per s. 8, Lurllyba via llan (ordindry mall only which must be al- rected ‘‘per 8. 8. (.urlv.yh.) per 8. s, 9:30 for Malls tor Newfoundland, by rall to. North Sydney, and th b close 1" Aeotiag - closs connect Gy, Wean nh for mqueno’;. by rall to Boston, lhent‘e y lalmll‘. close at this Sfice daly 30 p. m. ‘Malis for Cubs, by rall to Flarld and thence by steam- ers, are dl-n:‘l‘:gaa d::Ly', !l;‘en(m’nmrl- 01 Inj es, {01 9] iy pnacetigf Monda i ¢ e rx"' Saturday! at 6 Malls for Mexi B veviand, urless spesially. -ddrtl«A for ‘alspaten by steamer: close at his office daily except Bunday ac 10 p. da; T p. n Rica, and_ Guatemala. by raf and thence by stéas office dally euevl Bun -v at *1:30 p. m., Bundays at **1 p. m. (con- fecting Sioses hers Mon Fuerto Cortea and Guatemale, and Tues: r Cos ca). 'R-n-nrna ‘mail ‘and |n. clon- % 6. m. prevluu Transpacific Mnils. Mails for Hawall, via' San Francisco here dally at 8:% p. July 4 olusive, Malls for Chi; B ia Beattie, close here dall 3 m, up to July %, inclusive, for dispatel & Riojui Wil must be directe Maru. (R fsteted “via Beattle' Malls_for Tahitt and Marqu ani ialands; via Ban Franelsco, closg he t 6: p. m. up to July' +10, nciuatve, Tor die- atch per s. 8. Maraposa. s tor Hawal, Japan, China nd first- iy o i) class matter for . the d July -'n. lnelllllvt for' San_Francisce, close 0 P\ up 10 r Dol Maile for The Philippine islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at §:3 p. m, up to July *I1i, Inclusive, fof dispatch l(p?h fer "Auptraila ( (-xcqit West Au-tnl 18 fonur u ope), mm nd, 31, V Ban_Francisco, c#- 'she uuly f' . m. after June I rb to Jul rchusive, of on arrival of s, 8. Um due at New York July *19, for auuzun 22y for AuSrale (éxcept West Australt ajls for Australia (éxcept West Aus g 1 nd New Zeala ‘I 08! 'y at Shanghal nnnnt be forwarded via Can d‘) Tranapacific malls are forwarded.to port of {ling daily and the schedule of closin i Ifl'llll.fl on the pre umDLIDn of lh' r uninterrupted overland transit. $*Regis- tered mal closes a's ravious &a. CORNE czrrr Fu-m-m. Postomoo New York; N 1908, Bharpened, repaired. 1. I. Wks., 1406 Howard. - —MST4 AUTOMOBILES. ELECTRIC AUTOIOBE“ Dcrl(hl s, 1119 Farnam street, m . PATENTS, PATENTS—Bues & Co., Bee Bld, o fee uniess successful; ady! Omal 19 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. "H -ROOM_ cottages with eit; 'lul" hol cold water in lllchtn an water closet; two ks from mn l!ml AN it N, RIV ‘ €O, 1008 N. ¥. L. !P. RE—T83 F YOU want one the nicest $-room homes in Hanscom Flace I will give Yo $ | erqain. Ow Owner n Sy M un el , 87 N. Miss BEE PATNE, BOSTWICK 8.CO. | or chol WILLIAMSON C""“‘?,,..' fe Bldg. l \ll\ HOUSES, raneh ive inwi “Aots, farms, Jogehen. A l(ONTgLY gz'llmi il!‘lll NXN- of loans; also rance, Bemia, Plogk. 4 and lots in all [N pro)on and farm o. ‘oom 63, Bee b ‘ln’ GRAND Biectrio Co., 16 & Jackson. T e ——— DRESSMAKING., DRI ING fn m lm. n families or at home. FUR DRESSING. e PN B s srisie SETIORRTER Y O. R. GILBERT CO.; tanners, 1424 8. 13th. —861 rmt'lmc NoTIOB. hould b- read DAILY by all Inter- y l 3 .hnuurv GOVERNMENT lo'ncl DENVER, cow JULYB mn—lmu..lm Proposals, 'in i received By 11 ' clock o B, Tuly 18, 1008, and then opened for conmucun Yo brick buildings for offeers’ quarterf ot Fort D. el Infofmation furnfshed on - Ilculnn to Q. ort D. A. Russgell fhe ‘undersigned. U. 8. reserves the rlght 10 accept of reject any of all bids or any thereat, Envelopes containing bids 1o marked Pro onll for, Bulidinge a A, ." lnfl 5‘0?0!! r W. POPE C. ¥b-1-8-9-17-18M at LEGAL NOTIOE, 'or' | Twin Cit; otjce is hereby given that tl Dll‘unllullnn finds it lmponlhla H l Sat's m: s Med: adjournment s ex- tended from June to July 8, 100 Afifiz. “l{bh& y J35 4 9t County Clerk. NOTICE TO TAX PAYQ 2 Jonn ot of ° he ng RAILWAY TIME uAln. UNION l‘l‘A‘l'lol—lWll AND MARCY, ago & Northwestern, ‘The Northwestern Line." ve. RAMLWAY TINE CARD-Comtinued. —e e E! Rol‘ldy Mountain L|m> Lincoln, ‘Colo. Aprin Denver, ru.-m.',’" .'n West | a12:40 pm i s . Paul Chlc. mite m (.mu:g & Omaha Bx..b 7:40 Em :1‘: l.':x':' Wabanh, St. Louls “Cannon Bail" Unton Pacific, Ove erllnd lell.fl maburg Gr‘nd llllnd Mcll Illlllol Central. S, Mg Ilnnflpo I. Ex| e BURLINGTON STATION~10TH & MASON gton & Missouri River, Leave. Arrive. Beatrice and i n Aeiner b11:8 am Nebraska ixpress . ~ Denver Limi 4 Black Hilla and url Wymore, Liny & 645 cm & 3:00 pry er 230 Lincoln ‘Fayt Mal H i 4 Fort Crook and Plat mouth b Bellevue & Facifio Joi. a 7:40 Bellevue & Pacific Jet..a 8 Chicage, Burlington & Quiney. Chicago §) Chicags Vewtibuied s Chicago Local . Chicago Limited n- ann City, Blam Kansas Cit; t. Louls nu- City Day E: Iyer il “a Daily. b Daily except Bunda: Sune asy onif 4 Daily'excopd Baturday. o Datly except Monday. “ e WEBSTER DEPOT-15TH & WEBSTER “Fremont. Hikhorn Valley. B}:ek Hllll Deld'ood ml l, Leave. Arrive. & 5:00 pra © 5100 pm ¥ /, Biperior, Genew “‘r and l-wnd Nortolk, “Hncoln Fremont ... Fremont b.5:00 pm b10:35 am Passenger. Bloux City Passenge! Emerson Missouri Pacifie. Nebraska Local, Via Weeping Water ... | American idea of a STEAMKOATY. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE New York-ll‘véurd m, vis. Boulogna, & M. New Tyjn-Screw 8. 5. of 18,000 tons register 'rnln-ScM' Steamer ., Twin-Sorew Bueamer Twin-Screw Steamer July12,10 A, M 10A. M. July 26, 10A.M Apply _to Ha Moores, Farnam ’E '5 % Ny e ratnam street; o H..«', Hirst n%mn-nmfiak'tg‘mln' oy d Summer Tours on Lake Iioll THE ELEGANT P STEAMSHIP MANIT -1'0!1 i : l‘..‘tf LIAV.. ouono A8 l‘ou.cm: - HANITW .‘I'IAH.N P DO OFFICE & DOCKS. Rush and N. Water Sts., C ANGHOR ' LINS—U. 3 WAIL—STEAMERS GLASGOW; LES. o éEzF.mj"Z":., gari for the muw-mnny 4 sidered and hesie"er Hoind s fi-_éfi Ly "oy 1OCAL AGENT. Dommon LINE ‘ ») FOUR SEPARATE AND DISTINGT SERVICES. Fast Twin-Screw Passenger Steamers sall ing regularly from Boston, Portland and Montreal to Liverpool, also Boston to Mediterranean ports. Send for booklet, “Mediterranean Tllugirated.” For rates, 'l-o;.‘ apply to local agent or company's 60 Denrborn St, Chicage, Il n-n-u Vanderbilt Mal NEW HAVEN, Conn., trom Frederick W, Vander! to the Shefield Bolentiie ‘Was announ 'O% " Chiltenacn, lerbilt I- - d\l‘l. of I)I. is gift is for the establishment of a dormitory syste for the selentific wohool. and includes & yalusble and extensiye tract of land in the square bounded Temple, College and Grove nreou, lnd e Jormitory bullding t erécted, Real estate men estimaty money value the donation at fully ugom [P — » Dirveet Li Gul SUTHRIE, Oklw; July &—At & meeting of the direciors of the Woodward & Qua: Rall it as " vote otion of the w Q\nnn connéetion & T u zoad as rapidly ge wnma Aiftance of 0 milen be mado vlth the iuus tral, thus gIViDg The Houslon, & 1'. be back of the extensi blood poison. develops, sometimes result in the loss of & hand or limb. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an sntiseptic linfment. Whe: applied to cuts, brulses and burns it causes them to heal quickly and without matura- tion, end prevents sny danger of blood polson. - WANTS WEST TO BE UNITED G. ML Maxwell Talks Against Fae tional Differences on Irrie mation P At the Commercial club yesterday noom George H. Maxwell, executive chalfman of the National Irrigation association, 8d- dressed the executive committee of the olub and a few invited guests, some twenty-five in all, on the subject of irrigation. He sald in part: “I urge that the west stand united on this question. It should not split up on matters of local advantage; there should be no cross-howling for sectional bemefits, The west should stand solidly by the ad« ministration In whatever it does. From the president down, through the geological survey to'the hydrographical department, they are all anxious to do the best thing and the biggest thing, and the west should be a unit for them and their action. “In this way can lasting and monumental works of irrigation be achieved. I may say that If the works bullt in the next two years with the $10,000,000 that will be available are constructed according to the ideas of the “geological survey it will mean the successful launching of the whole gren project. The works will be an object on and their success will result in & nnummm among the people of this country that will make it easy from then on to get legislation and funds for bullding as rap« idly as the settlers take the land. That should be the test. This thing should not be gone into upon a minor scale. We should build gi- gantic works, not {nnumerable small ones, We should evolve something that will be an eXample to All the world. And to that end _the geological survey in its selection of the sites for these dams and main canale must bave the hearty support of the total west.” Sympathy for Fran. In the recent disaster at Martinique the United States was among the first to extend sympathy to France and to aid the few for« tunate survivors. It was this same generous sting sufferers from stomach and liver complaints that led to the Introduction of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters about fifty years ago. Today hun- dreds of persons owe their good health to its use. It positively cures cramps, nausea, heartburn, indigestion, dyspepsia and ma-« laria. Try it SOLDIER GIVES IN TO TEARS Little Battle by Sobbing in Police Court. A coplous flow of tears and a tender- hearted soldler were the principals in an interesting little performance in police court yesterday, which ended bappily for all concerned. The girl with the full eyes was Mamié Sullivan, who had been rrested on complaint of Harvey Utley, a soldier from Fort Crook, who charged her with stealing $4 from his pocket. Utley came to Omaha Sunday to spend the day and met Mamie on the street They visited a wine room, where Harvey pald for what Mamie drank. Harvey soon got beyond his reach and went to sleep in his chalr. When he awoke it was night and Mamie had gone with $4 which Harvey bad| in his pocket. The soldier had her ar- rested later in the evening and Mamie spent the night ju jail. Yesterduy when Mamie was led forth before Judge Berka, Harvey was on hand to prosecute vigerously. Mamie saw him and Mamile cried. She shed coplous tears; | she could only stammer her name; she sobbed, and as. she raised a piteous face, in the dfrection of ey, the big tears| dropped from her eyellds in streams. Har- vey wavered, hesitated and was lost. “I won't prosecute, julge,” he sal “maybe I lost the mone; and he mad grab for Mamie's hand. Mamie softiy sobbed that she had eaten nothing since Sunday evening and Harvey led heér forth to a restaurant. BODWELL OFF FOR CONVENTION He Expecis to Meet Many Douglas County Teachers at Minneapol! B. J. Bodwell, county superintendent of schools, left last night for Minneapolls ta attend the pational convention of educa- tors. “8o far as I know I am going alose,” he sald, “for no party was organized. There will be, however, a good representation of Douglas county teachers there, as many from the country precincts are to attend, as well as the peveral from the Omaba schools. They go by varlous routes, quite & number having gone from Omaha imme= diaately after the school closed to rends voks In the convention city this week. Seasonable Fashions. f 4168 Fancy Blouse, 32 to 40 bust Woman's fancy blouse, 4168; to be made, with elbéw or long sleeves and with or without the fitted lining~—Fancy walsts with orsamental collars are much in vogue and are charming in all the heavier linens, in silk and in wool. This smart model suits all the materials, but as shown is of }nen canvas, in thé matural color, with bands of fine linen in black etitched with silk, and front and medallions of linen hc. the color of the gown. The lining is snugly fitted and closes at the center front. On it are arranged the parts of the waist. The back is platn and ¢imply drawn down in gathers at the walet ltie. The narrow vest is stitched perma- nnlly to the. right front and booked iato under the left, The fronts are laid in -\nlh plaits at the shoulders and at the walst are gathered to blouse slightly over the belt. Finishing both neck and frong edges is & fancy collar with scalloped edges that curves up at the center back. The elbow sleoves are plain, finished with grad- uated frills in scalloped outline and the long sleeves are in bishop style. To tut this waist in the medium size 4% yards of material 21 inches wide, 4 yards 27 inches wide, 2% yards 82 inches wide, or 1% yards 44 inches wide will be required, with % of a yard of all-oyer lace for vest and stock collar. The pattern 4188 is cut in sizes for a §3, 84, 36, 38 and 40-inch bust measure. h'mmo-num:- of The Bee resd-