Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 10, 1902, Page 9

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1902. SPECIAL NOTICES ese colum 12 m. for the FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM! FURNISHED, cool rooms, Harney. %, modern, 1l E<T1T As* ROOMS, first-class location. 24 Farnam. B8 AS TWO O for OR THREF i ht Ad- roomers or for dress 1713 B. 10th ot u|nbl ‘house lnun&‘ FURNISHED ROOMS AND lnAln. Merriam, comfortable summer home. TWO desirable front rooms, with llro‘v“ The Pratt, 212 8. 26th St. PERSONAL. PRIVATE home for ladi ing cflnflfi!lfl!nt bables Burdeite. Mrs. flup.-« DR B. M. JACKSON, roo Block: chronte lssases & sultation free, ll(lLLlE——‘l'he Httle July What to before and dur- adopted, 2620 m 4, Frenzer wpecialty;”con: rl was right. Pue &L ™ S8R s 1o MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. to_loan on Improved Omaha real Brennati-Love Lo, 9 8 i3th. NEY tate. THE Rose, 200 leney. Roolllr SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED, place to sew for room and board. E 2, Bee Ofice, Council Biuffs, o M7 104 WANTED, by experienced collector_and real elln\o dealer, who wishes to travel through Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, Oregon, position of ome kind on com: wholesale or machinery work i bond furnished. AIIA of 2 wants K!uin’-’-wm: or nim ousework. B 24, Bee A M307 1 WANTED=MALE HELP. % FOR HALF I you live in’ the town and have A DAY'S WORK. country or in a small good acquaintance among the farmers anil stock raisefa In the neighborhood you can make $ easily By four or five hours work. Write us nd we will send you our Prop sitlon, he Bee Publishing Co.,-Solle! Omaha, Neb. WANTED, a g00d man in every county to take subscriptions_for The Twentlath Century Farmer. Our agents. make gont| wages everywhere. References requir Address Twentleth Century karmer, _Omaha, Neb. B—6i3 DEMONSTRATOR to_explain_m dlcqx.-fi #0 per week. Hixenbaugh, 500 Ware I 12 YOUNG MEN from Omaba and vicinity at once to prepare for pnnmom in the overament gervice, . Apply fo lnter: tate Corres. Inst., Cedar Hapids, Ia B-113 Jyan WANTED, fnéurance men of experience: can offer' you a good thing. Call at 9 a, m. €38 Board of Trade Bldg B—i82 WANTED, drivers for dump wagons and laborers 'for steam shovel work. Hall Construction and Grading Co., 1% miles east of Broadway hoter Iine, Council Blufts, —M768 1% When You Write to Advertisers unumber Je only takes an extr stroke or {g, mention_ the fact that WANTED, planing _mill machine worker, one that can lay out work; also & mill ‘bench hand. Burr Incubator Co., 2th ave, and Davenport st. . B-Ti8 10 GORDON Er"llaedn wanted, ann‘ lhe printer, Council Bluff M8 1 WANTED, itors, 62 wood wo_collectors and_t Faxton Bik. v WANTED, two_bux nallers and §0°8 boy, Omaha Box Co., East Omaha. B—802 13 Able-bodied.un- ed me n ages of 21 and 3, Cltigens of United States, of good char: erate hablts ~Wwho can peak, read and write English. For infor- mation apply to Reoruiting Gfficers, 16th and Dodge st Omanha, and posioffice building, Lincofn, Nebri B WANTED — Finishers for _architectural wrought iton work, highest wages paid {0, frat-clase mec! ddress Mesker & Bro., 421 B. 6th s m Louls, Mo. B--M328 11¢ WANTED-FEMALE HELF. THE Bonnle Brier, 1720 Dodge. Tel, A-262. F288-36 rll\ CEHT on_business propony o;?fi' ”':" oy whole or DAt ARy tm ons £0 ole or part any time. W TEH(LE. o B Isch g P40 9 BOUTHEAST front with alcove :md by window; Drivate family. o “room, wnh {ood ROOMS; modern. %80 Harney st LARGE unlurnllhed board, 418 N. 25th —————-———= FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS, DESK room spage, $ per month; oot room i The Bee bulldi Farnam street; no exj or_janitor service. ' rental agents, Bee building. lrmlnd facing he! FARM and_city _loans, low r.u' Thomas, First Nat. Bank WANTED—City and rm Ibans §nd warrant also bonds , C. Peters & Co.. 1102 “Beo Bids. i LOST. LEFT on Sherman ave. ear, 3 man_folding kodak. . Rewaiq ll relumea to 1508 Farnam st —~781 ¥ “button with red set. Ruum to Lost—776 LOST $2%.50 in money sack, between Gih and Jones and 14th and Howard. Return to blacksmith shop, 5th and Jones, Re- ward, Lost—804 §* LOST, Monday night, Henshaw hotel of Burlington "depot, ' Knights _Templar gharm: owners nime engraved Leave Byrne-Hammer D. G. Co. reward, L VY LOBT, between Millard hotel and Webster Street dépot, steel bow spectacles and black case, Sunday, July 6 Reward if returned to Mrs. Abbott, Illllrd lmleli 08t—820 LOST—Lemon and white ;;r do. Re- turn and recelve reward. 21 Burdette. " Lost—Ms24 11 —_————— SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A C. VAN BANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life. it BOYLEE gollege, court reporter principal, LO rivate mone PAY‘IE INVEBTMENT Cl)ll ANY, Aain Floot Nrw Fork Lice hidm id| W ‘x 5 PER CENT loans. 104 Farnam, Garvin Bros., W230 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, FRIVATE Money. F. D. Wead, mfi)o&u, Wsal FOR RENT-—The bullding formerly, ocoy: fiea by I8 Farnam Bt It folie ‘atarion; a basement which Wab formetly ubéd 'ab The Bee pross FoOT This will be rented very reasonably. If interested apply at once to C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room 100, Bee buliding. FOR RENT—Store in frstolags location; rent reasonable. Apply R.'C. Peters & Co., ground floof, A8 Ydg: FOR RENT—Desk room or large space suitable for merchandise broker or party doing business in wholesale district. In- quire Hene & Co., 916 ¥arnam Bt e MODERN bullding in_whol ale alstrict. ead, 1524 Douglas t FOR RENT, double store, on 17th street, west Boston_ Store, 44x 3 will divide. McCague Inv. Co., 160 Dodge. AGENTS WANTED. WANTED—Canvassing _agents exery county to mucn E“m'lfmm. to TH. TWENTIET! ARMER. Bteady employmant with assured come. nta I the country with uw: ‘lly dnllm make easll; per month. dress, Century l'umr Sollcllon Bureau, Bee humnn Omaha. —a3 SOMETHING NEW | { Juat out. Send for wample. Combination Door Knob an Bell No cutting or ruining the door. Put on any door in & moment. No batteries to worry about. No springs to wind. Noth- ing to get Gut of order. Own your own No landlord to_trouble. nd absolutely guaranteed. 50 Agents wanted. WESTERN TSR AL COMPANY, 1202 Farnam Btreet, Omaha, Neb, J-216 in hor: Canvassel FOR SALE—~FURNITURE. Tel. sold, d—m ETC. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dod, 2020. New and secondhand, bought, exchanged. FOR SALE—HORSES, FOR SALE—Cheap; a Concord bugsy, 16th and Vinton. L% WAGONS, PAINTING and repairs on wagons, ete., our -relllty. H. r‘ut, Hth'and xuvn- worth. Tel. 1447 2 TOP CARRIAGES, 4 phietons, other top and open buggles. Pfeifter, ven- worth. i1 WANTED, two young lady students to learn halrdressing, manicuring and ohi- ropody. and sclentific eseage. Cull or write Room 220, Bee Bld 100 Girls. Call Canadian offioe, 15th & Dodge. DA @i for general housgvor ik ot WANTEB, lmfly of_neat nwemneo sal- ary §L E Bee. . kil by C—M™M1 11* I'IB!T (.‘LA'B rl tor lenlr 1 houuwol’h i 1C—MT795 depurtment. that have had experience Similar department Brandels Bnnl FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. or to any The Q»-an NEW and ucond.hu\d tmwm-u, 119 Far- Q- L\ free. . 3 STYLRE irumte] operes, (o ey Dud‘o. Omlhl Q%02 lNDlAN loodl and relics. 1119 Farnam, Q- on checked oak tim- ste. %1 Douglas. IDHAND safé cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. Q306 WAN'rw:D &irl for second work. Py rk WA.NTED a w for housework. Mrs, J. ave. Lafayet GIRL for general housework. 3018 Webster street. C—818 9 WANTED — Lady cook. Bureks Restau- rant, 1004 Cass 3 » CM30 FOR RENT—HOUSES. VANS and baggage wagons Tel. x&n HOUSES , B TS D283 TO MOVE Co.; office girl for neral ace. 2417 erce C. R( Qmaha Vln Storl rnim, or Tels. B PA“I BOSTWICK & O, for chéice ouses. ®1-2 N. Y. Life Bidg, Tel. 1016, MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel, 148 D251 HOUSES, ete. F. D. Wead, 1624 Dougl; HOUBES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker block. D29 GOOD modern 8-room house. mfsfim_{ 7 HOUSES, stores. HOUBES—Royer, 24 and Cu Cuming. Jel 2048, FOR RIN'I‘ large 9-room house, oity water, 2002 Blondo. The Omaha Realty lml Douglas T , 2207 Sherman 29th et., another $21.00 all moaun, 1001 N. 100, d. B ‘l‘utklnllaanhHec fine one, $20.00. When You Write to Adyertisers - remember it unly takes an extra stroke of two of the pen to mention the facc that you saw the ad in The Bee FOR RENT, furnished house, § rooms, all modern convenlences: east front, $35.00 month. D—m 10 -ROOM newly plpercd. 1219 !n l modern except fiurnace; 8§ rooms, modern ild barn, Farnam, 325. Others. ngwalt Bros., Barker bik. D—Méoa jern S-rooln house, 201 So. Ingulre at 2417 Jones 8t. BLEGANT mq Hth Bt UNEQUALLED, central, all modern, T foom house, {-room ft. " Tisard, " 20 N. 528 = = FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. ELEGA elty. rooms, nMIl lm Capitol Ave. LARGE tront room, also wmali front room, togethet or separately. Wi Douglas. location_ 1o the bRl DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Faroam. m,nnmuxm billlard and pool tabl nnu-r p-ma. a large stock oi llll &T counters, Gl ok Baike Gollender Cor 4015 IDHAND safe cheap. Schwarts, 114 B. 13th. Q-7 FOR flALE—HnQ imported harness, brass ed trimmed; cost when new, I for $60; can be seen at Dot barn, 3th and Leavenwort! streets. e i low rate. Prichard, PRIVATE money. Bherwood, 087 N. Y. L. W28 Theater. ANNOUNCEMENTS, WATBRS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele- phone 2190. 511 SBouth Thirteenth nre;:’. ————e OSTEOPATHY. B, & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopatha. O Riee 515, N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. 1664. A TOSP. C. money. Bemis, Paxton Bik. W39 A. T. HUNT, 612 McCague Bldg. Tel 2050, 356 —_— MONEY TO LOAN—~CHATTEL We have it to loan in amourits from $10.00 up on furniture, planos, warehouse re- celpts, live stock, etc. We also make SALARY LOANS without mortgage or indorser to persons who have a permanent position. We give you ihe full amount of the loan in cash and we do not charge for making papers or fiing mortages. With us you ave the option of keeping the money for one month or six, or longer, and you need nol E.y for ll longer than you keep it ope by this advertisement to have You Bive us a trial a we expect to re- n _your patron: o by fair treatment, te s Ity to Ple se. TOAOE LOA. AN o 1he motto of our o OMAHA M 119 Board of Frade g 95, 8. l‘lh Sl’.‘ a (Bstablished 1592 ; SHORT ROUTE TO PAY DAY. 0 salaried people uPON THBIR PLAIN ROTE. No mortgage, |ndorl.r or publielt These loans made ulckl{ ll’\fl q"k{ly LIABLE CRED Room 38, Third Floor, Plxlon ‘Block, X5 RGEST NUSIN LAREXRTeD, PROPLE, sters, boarding house easiest terms; 'olman, 440 Board ot 1 LOANS murchan(d, feans: Tade A-902 IONEY loaned on furniture, Ilve .loo jewelry, te salaried people. Fole; ‘0., 5uG. to Duff Green, 5 Barker im " TYPEWRITERS, THE wonderful Lambert Typewriter il do the work of a $100 machine; is rapid, effi- clent and durable; to introduce will sell a limited number at $20. Talephone‘ write Monroe & Co., 811 N. 16th 8t it ——— GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO.. cleans cesspools and vaults, removes garbage and dead a 16 621 —372 or eall. nimals at reduced prices. Tel. 1779, < SALESMEN WANTED. first-class whisky salesman blished trade for the state None omer need ;‘gml) rs, 130 W, PLUMBING, D. W. DUDGEON, #10 Farnam. el m JUNK. ALPIRN buys all tals. 913 Dougla =r——.—_=-_— LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry 2c; cufts, 4c. I klndl of s nonfi Iron and ts, 80; collars, 750 Leavenworth. Tel. b7, 231 BEST laundry. The Chicago, ‘phone 2§ LOANS, household furniture, planos and all kinds of chattel security; terms to sult; no publicity; goods remdin, i your ossossion. American Loan Co., 34 docr, axton blook. . 576 MONEY loaned on plain note to ul-rled sfl e; business mnfld.g{lfl; lowest rates. 4 A. Hutton Co. axton block. EY loaned {angs, furnit; w- MON! on plan ms't{itu. eiry, horses, cows, ete. C. F. Reed, Chattel and 8¢ Loan: Pr'{onmx o DT Successor A Tel. 46 BUSINESS CHANCES. e P i i shat L Lty OET in or out of business eall on Wil 8 , Room Il‘l. McCague Butldi WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchan our business gr groperty quick, ses. ¥ Jonneon, TO BUY ull or oxchln h\lllnm, on Canan, 8t Farnam eall STORAGE. d Warehouse Co., 913- storage and forwarding. 862 PACIFIC Stora 914 Jones, gener: OM. Van Stor Co,, 1611% Farn. Tels. m’f NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bidg. Tel. 253, 310 When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an oxtra stroke or ;:: ::wml.hcw:i ‘l:n I'Tn:nrse‘ the fact that MANUFACTURING. F. MELCHIOR, 13th and Hlmey, Cchinist. OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. make a spe- claity”of fire escapes, ahuttars, doors and G, Andreen, Prop., 102 8. 10th Bt R SALE, furniture of a 10-room house, T uit "of - good puying boarders, 1 block from Harney, ge and Farnam cars, 4 blocks from 16th; cash order only eon- dered. A good thing for the right per son. House rent reasonable. Address C 7, Bee. Y200 When You Write to Advertisers remember it caly takes an ex two of the pen to mention e Mt ml you saw the ad in The B BICYCLES and Dhonolnphl on ony .y. ments—§5 down, IL weel ‘wheels, 0: ‘new ' wheels, Omaha enla Co., Illh and Chl IM puncture-proof tires, $4.9 and rm \F Gmana Bicyole Co. 16th e TOR gas fixtures see Sam'] Burns. i 4 Q720 A5 ROLLER TOP office desk and chllr for sale ehl? or ‘wagon. OR SALE—Cheap for cash; Edison phon- T Ogtaph: standard sise. 104 Qn.l(‘ '; CLAIRVOYANTS, CAN ncquuo controlling interes T able lnd dly lncl‘uuln‘ ‘e ll exchange (_)‘ ll‘.ht mapu facturing Dusiness. 30 oo, This e & worth nves igai son, N. Y, Ll s PATENTE—Bues & Co., Bee Bl § Bo fee unless successtul; adviee free —881 Sept 19 eErrr———— FLORIST. SON, 1619 Farnaum. Tel. 125, ce 1ist, cut flowers and plants. L. HENDE! Bend for p; POSTOFFICE NOTIOE. (Ilvl printed mlller, cnmme t and samples for ()-rm:n, same clars of mall matter for othar of Europe will not be went by this unless specially directed by it After tne closing of the stpplementaty | C transatiantic malis named d ditional supplementary matic dre opened t ple of tl m ‘ll!llnh Frflhfh nnd German steame re. main open untll within ten minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. iy " Fiie parts ship t 730 a. m. for NORTH- ER\' BRAZIL, per s & Huhllrlu via Ceara, Para and Manaos & m. for SYBA, YUCATAN, © Chlecn, A" BABCO and CHIAPAS, per s, 8. Boper- anza (mall for other Dlfll ol must be directed “‘per 8. 8. 8¢ 100 a. m. for BARBA THURSDA Y. 1:30 miral Schiey, from Bosto i for | NEWFOUNDLAND, per 8 vontan, from rvml.uulpmum FRIDAY—At 12 m. for M XICO, Dt 5. & Santlago, via Tampico (mall m Al Bantia, Yi all- rected "'per & SATURDAY—AL 7 a. m. tor NEWFOUND. . for BERMUDA, per eamer trom LAND direct, Rosal m. (supplemen(as RICO, CURAC., 0 ZUELA ny hiladelphia {:-lll for !-vlmll directed §:30 per at a. o m)_ tor rom-"&r AMAICA, SAVANILLA and CARTAGENA, per . 8 Altal (mail for (‘olll fflcl m\lll be directed .. e m (Inl‘nhmvmnrx HAITL and “8A Adirondack; at 10:00 l' . 8 Mnfl'n Castle, m. \lug*lbm!nll)e’ |!LANDR l!RlTlflH H and FRENCH ANA, m‘r £y Korona; at 12: ”fi CUBA, s & Curityba, via atanzas mrmn-r,v “mall” only -mch mustbe i+ rected ‘‘per s. s. Curityba’ for Malls for Newfoundiand Sydney, and thence at this office dail; (connecting _close day, Wednesday Mails tor Miquelo by rall to North by “steamer, close t6:30 m, Mon. and aturday). by rall to Boston, and thence by mer, closs at_ this office daily at 6:30 p. m. Is for Cuba, By vail {0’ Florida. "and’ thence b ers, are dispatcned aaily, except TI day, final connecting closes, for dlnpnk‘h via'Port Tampa, on Mon L y D Y mef, office dnlly except fiumiay ar 1:30 p. and 11:0 p. m, Bundaga at'l p m an 31:30 p. m. Malls for Belize, Rics Ruerig Cortes and, Gustemala Be rail 16 New Orlea; A A Home USRI ofice dait S8 5w, Bundays a necting closes here Monday temal, o epe Sunday Puerto Cortes n*‘ days for Costa lea). closes at 6 p. m. pri Mails for Hawall, via Ban Franeisco, close here dally at 6:3 p. m. up to July 47, in- clusive, for dispatch per s. s. Alameda, Mails for China and Japan, via Seattie, close here dally at . . up to July i3 nelusive, for dis u. (Registered m: “V a Seattle™). Malls_for Tahiti and Marquesas islands, Via San Francisco, close hete dally at ¢ p. m. up m .vuly o 10 lncl patch Malls tor Hawail, Japan China and first- class matter for ' the Philippine islands, yia Ban Francisoo ciote hers daily af o P, 10 July i1, Inclusive, for )(d‘l.l..=(‘h e Philippine jflands, Ha & ails for t pping lslands, wa San Francisco, close here daily at 8:00 p up to July el inclubive, Pacch per U. B, tranaport. u-m for Aullrl (ax«'{- w-n Aunnllg hich is forw New et o Bamon aua Howall Ban Franclsco, here aatly ai 4 urd dage . m. after June -nd up !o July *49, nolusive, of on arrival of s, 8" Umbris, due at N York July tor dlspatch ver 8 ntul Mal B.ICh‘" oA.:Il'l‘l‘l“‘ ;:xp:ep.l y it Allllrl.nll::.l which g a Bul ow Ban Francisco), and '.)l'ewrh'g. which goes Vancouver ang islands, via g2 Pre S0 Boe dlagascn per o, ul 8, inclusive for 8. L ddreased onr.f 3 a San Francisco, 6:30 p. m. ~llD to J dispatch per for Chi cl here dally at *22, inclusive, for spatch regiatered mail must s ssed. Merchandise for U. Agency at Shanghal cannot be forwarded via Canada). Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of ing dally and the schedule of closing is arfanged on the presumption of their unlndlerrusle:l overl :ld transit, ;'Re 18- tered mail closes al m. 'y CORNELIUS VAN L'&l'l' Bonm Postoffice, New York. N. Y., July e —M366 PAWNBROKERS, Office, reliable, accommod ess confidentlal: 1301 ouglas. EAGLE Lo ing: lll bul ———— TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717. 506 8. &h. E—e———————— FOR SALE, one of the best ivery “and siables in Omana, doing 4 good nu-lne:‘f owner wants to Ie.v- H. Gates, 618 N. Y. FOR BALE, prosperous light m ing business; about $500 requi profits; personal \averview. '»'“&‘5'.‘1'1' y E da, Bee. Y-8l 11 R SALE, stock furniture and undertak- ln lnclud(n. hearse; will invoice about 50 "Adaress Box 4, Genoa, Nebrasks. MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1814 CNL . JACOBSON, 06 North 20th_street. MRS, J. > ‘, ——————————————— HELECTRIO TREATMENT. e h baths, 134 N. , R. 1. MME. AMES, vapor ‘t—%—n MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N 15, 2 fioor. R 4. T—MT48 A5 PERSONAL. 510% South 10th Bt. ROOMS. ‘Phoné 1811 U—588—10 manicuring and ehirop- dies nnly in connection with 216-20 Bee Bld U318 HAIRDRESSIN PRIVATE nospita btfare an. aunnfecn- finement; ‘adoj Graat 80 M. Tel. un Garde! chuput best_and ALI‘ORDXQN plellln quickest. Mre. A. C. Mark, lbmislu JPTURE rmanently cuzsdin 0 fo 80 ays: send for elrcul M. D New York Life Blfll. Omlh‘u Nob ppil yholesal B"Con 10 D _&".' CHIRDPODY - speclalty, 1 eennecuon With The Bathery, rooms 216-10, Hee Blfl‘ Tel. 1716, mu POOING and nairdrossi ok m' e Bathe "‘Lg Bee hu\ldlnl T'l l'l VIAVA, woman's way to treatment. Booklet free. GRAMOPHONES and fnd retail. Collins Pi; the lead lallovlnl Ihn el fi.n.a rille STOECKER CIGARS U~Ti 13 3 PER WEEK, 42 8. 18th st on house. block south of court i LOWEST PRICES In accordion and side eating. The Goldman Pieating Co,. 00 uglas block. 532 PRI U B IQUINE RECORD CO, offers best paying proposition of the times; amount of remaining stock & {poes reforences. For quine Record Co., Y--M822 10° weekly- limited $10 r New York. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. F YOU want one of the nicesi 8-room homes in Hanscom Place I will 8 %Bargain, Owner left <y J. H. Bherwood, 87 N. Bldg. RE—M158 SEE PAYNE, BD!T“ ICK & CO. for chuieo bargains. 601 N. Y. Life Bidg. el 106 CHARLES E, 1208 Farnam street. RE. WILLIAMSON HOUBES, lots, farms, ranches, loa fire insurance. Bemis, Paxton Ig A MONTHLY pa g afn in 8-room house. G. M. ‘hone 463 R yment bai attinger. Ho(‘!!:n -nd Tots in all parts of city; also acry Ry and farm lands. The F. 'D C8 Room 562, Bee bullding GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate, mort- sage, rentals, insurance. Brown block RE—348 RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Unlon Pacific Raflroad company. : MeAlleater. 1and commissioner. Union P cific Headquai B34 MEDICAL. knowledged Jrading f women in O, adies to his unsurpassed accommodatio Inr! and during confinement and h! treatment for irregularities, no matter what cause. Call or address, -uh mp, Dr Pflu. Arlington Block, Bol O 8 Pnnyny-l le. Taki LADlIl Chichester’ 1 Pills are the ool STEAM DYE WORKS. 5 SUIT! c&l‘nld m‘.nd $L.00. lMlu skirts Canadian, 816 N. 16th 8 —'101 gLl STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julis Vaughn, 40 Ramge Bld* LAWN MOWER, Bharpened, repaired. I L. Wiks., 1406 Howard. ——— AUTOMOBILES, ELECTRIC AUTOHOBH.II. 1119 Farnam stree Derigh 389 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work_and repair- prompily atended to. J. 7. Ochiltres, and Lake streets. =) ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Juckson. Tel. 7846. ] L _ __________________* J DRESSMAKING. DRESBMAKING o families or at home. | Miss Sturdy, 2042 Farnai —621 Jyl* FUR DRESSING, 0. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 124 8. 13th, —361 POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (8hould be read DAILY .by ‘all inter- ested as changes Forelgn for the week ending 12, 192, will close (PROMPTLY mllo' a8, ihe' genoral postotice PAR MKILS ‘close one hour sarlier e cwns time shown below. Parcels i op Germany close at 6 p. m. onday and Wednesday. Regul tr and supplementary mails close at forel tation half hour later than closing time shown below (except that sup- plementary malis for Eurcpe and Central America, vi l,ulon, close vne hour later &t forelgn station). SBATURDAY—At 7:3 a 35 m) for EUROEE, Queenstown; &t ERUANDS direct, ps must_be direct at 9:30 m. (sipplementary per 5. 5 Etruria or NETH- Ryndam (mail ye i A m. for !LOTLAND drrrcl per be directed 0 a m. for M per s & Friesiand il must be directed ‘per u & Fric may oceur at any time), | C! RAILWAY TIME CARD. UNION STATION—10TH AND MARCY. Chicago & Northwestern, “The Northwestern Line." Leave. | “Sioux City. lylllhl 8t. Paui. -ylllh Chies Chicago Limited . Chig:o & Omaha Ex Union Pacific. Ovnrllnd lema. Fast Mall H?nlu polh h BL Pl\ll Expnll . ‘hics E: 8t. Loyls Expre K C &8t BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON [ ston & Missouri River. Wymore, Beatrice and ncoln Jebrasks Expi Denver Limited . Black Hul- and Puget d Express .. Vestibuisa 40 am hu- » ,wlm aTs 4:%5 pi fll'- ..a11:10 pm & 3:10 pm nnuln Fa on Crna and n » Believnue’ o H-', H Bellevue & Pacific Jo ety "l Kinsas tnx Bx. wfiF hifi y Saaept Sunda Chicago Spectal . Chicago V -l(lhulp.l Bxa Lnlcuu Local .. cage LAmited WEBSTER DEPOT-I5TH & WERSTER Fremont. Hikhorn Valley. Bflck Hills, D-dwool W Leave. 3:00 pm 3:00 pm Arrive. & 5:00 pr @ 5:00 pm ot Bpril omin| b 5:00 pm b 7:90 am 740 am Chicagp, Min, Omaha. Twin cu{ i O e, Hlllnlrl Pacifie. Nebraska Local, Via Weeping 4:10 pm_a10:3 am STEAMNOATS, OLLAND-AMERICA LINE New Y %rl‘ Rotterdam; v. ulogi na, 8. New eron s . of 18,000 tons reglstor Twin-Screw ¥ R Idll July13, 10A. M Steamer izt Ralan Noordam Steamer Twin-Scrow CoRtaer 3y 1y 26, 10AN. flnny Maores, Farnam NI“E“ nlm street; nam _street; Louls ai Hank, Omaba. Btoamer Tues, Th » MANITOU STEAMSHIP CO., OFFICE & DOCKS, Rush and N. Water Sts., Chicage. ANCHOR LINN-U. 5 MATL-STEAMERS [DONDERRY & GLASGOW, RK, OIBRALTAR & NAPLES. ~lfl~ ccommodations, Excellent Culsine, Bvery e | o e e a"r ‘passengers studlously son. ..:f' d practiced. e Jorsed between New L FOUR SEPARATE AND ——" DISTINGT SERVICES. Fast Twin-Screw Passenger Steamers sall- ing regularly from Boston, Portland and Montreal to Liverpool, o Boston to Mediterranean ports. Se! for booklet, “Mediterranean Tllustrated.’” For rates, ete., apply to lpeal agent or company's offoe. @0 Dearborn Chicage, Tk ANXIOUS TO HELP THE CHIEF Former Town Marshals Want to Join Polide Forve of Omaha. Chief ‘of Police Dohahue 1s being be- sleged with applicants for positions on the police force. ‘Those who cannot come in person are making application through the matl. Yesterday he recelved a half dozen from ex-marshals out in the state who desire to give the force here the ben- efit of their long experience with evil Aoers. One of the letters recites that the appil- cant 1s six feet two and a half inches in height. Continuing, It says: “I welgh 210 pounds in my irt sleeves and am a man in good health." Another volunteers the advice that the chief should have large men on the force. It says: “I am five feet seven inches in height and welgh 225 pounds in my stock- ing feet. 1 would accept a position if the proper inducements were offered me. I have beeri elected town marshal three times and would have been elected again had it mot been ' for the treachery of triends.” The chief has filed the appliea~ tions_for future reference. FINDS ' DEWEY HAS FAULTS ¢ Platner Says the Horse Has Objectionable Qualities and Whether Admiral Dewey can cover a mile In three minutes, has anything objection- able 1a him or about him, or is perfect or impérfect are questions that are to have attention by the distriet court of Dougl county If George W. Platner can have his way. George has flled with Clerk Broadwell a petition for' $64.10 judgment against Fred Dagenhardt, of whom he bought the hor: of {llustrious name. In this petition he avers that Dagenhardt assured him that the animal was good, safe, had a three- minute galt, was free of imperfections and bad a high moral iding in the com- munity that none could assail. The pur- chase was ‘made April 10 last for §260, of which sum plaintiff pald down $50. T he spent $14.10 for shoeing and harness r pairs, only to discover that Dewey, Itke others, bad his faults and was not the model he seemed. Hence and therefore he wants money back. READ KILLS VACATION HOPES Makes All Sum s for Some Lax Attorneys. Judge Read of the district court spolled the’vacatipn plans and saddened the hearts of some attorneys yesterday when he s for trial twenty-one of the eity tax cases, some of them for as late as July 21, or two weeks from last Monday: One attorney #aid yesterday: “This means practically a busy summer for me, with no time for & trip or rest. In cases that are lost and appealed to the supreme court one gets forty deys from the rising of this court to prepare his bill of excep- tions and to keep within auch time limit he has to work right through the beastly mouth of August. And-then in Beptember may come from the higher court a declsion that will practically cancel what the jud wable Slight injuries often disable a man and cause several days' loss of time, and when blood polson develops, sometimes result in the loss of a hand or limb. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm fs.an antiseptic liniment. When applied to cuts, brulses snd burps it causes them to heal quickly and without matura- tion, and prevents any daager of blood Ppoison. Osunty Ghost Preparing for the Distribution of Much Ooin. WARRANTS READY ABOUT AUGUST FIRST Others Have Large Pendt With the county assessment and levy d termined, the county clerk's force finds itselt confronted with work that will oc- cupy more than weeki the county’'s ereditors are warned that it will be useless to apply for warrants before August 1. At thelr meeting next Saturday morning the commissioners probably will pass propriation sheets Nos. 1 and 2, which are about ready, but the passing of them will be comparatively a small matter so far as time is concerned. No. 1 represents warrants and No. 2 represents 500 wa rants. These warrants are still ia the hands of the printer, who eould mot put them through the press until the levy wan known, as it Is necessary to print th amount of the levy on each ome, together with the amount representing the 8 per cent of the funds om which the board is allowed to draw before collection of taxes I8 made. After the warrants come from the printer there will have to be written = on each the date, number, to whom lssued, for what, the total of expenditure voted to that date and the signatures of the county clerk. This work, with the veritying, will occupy at least two weeks, and after that the good right hand of Chairman Hofeldt will bave to trace on each the letters of his name. No Rapid Fire Artist The commissioner from Kikhorn 18 no rapid-fire Spencerian artist, but writes tho labored band of a man who wishes to make, as well as read, his title clear, and It is anticipated that it will take him consid- erably more than & minute to wade through the pile of more than 4,000 war- rants. When he is through, however, the cred- itors of the county can be disposed of as fast as they appear, although the warrants cannot be cashed until mext October, when the tax books are turned over to the county treasurer for him to make the col.ection of the levy. Appropriation sheet No. 1 totals $31,701.96 and No. 2 totals $87,146, The first is for jury, witness, coroner and justice fees, for such election expenses as room rent and booth repairing, for the costs in insanity cases and for.the fees of attorneys appear- ing to defend indigent prisoners. Some of tbese date back to December, 1900, and & lawyer yesterday remarked that the pris- oner for defending whom he is yet to be paid has about served his full sentence in the penitentiary. Sheriff Gets Large Amount. Sheriff John Power comes in for more than 6,000 on this sheet for the board of prison- ers at the county jail and for transportation of criminals and insane persons to Lincoln. Power is a much pleased man now, for he says he has had to borrow money from the banks and pay interest on the sa “carrying Douglas county on his has, he says, discovered that a nelther feed prisoners on prospects mor buy them food with assurances that he repre- sents the law of the land. The second appropriation sheet covers bills for stationery, light, county store sup- plies fuel and rent...One printing company draws $7,000 and one fuel company a simi- lar amount. The warrants on other than the general fund will not be reached for some time. ROWLEY IS BOUND OVER Justice AMwtadt A Holds Armour Timekeeper for Distriet Court, the At the conclusion of a preliminary hear- ing yesterday Justice Altstadt bound over to the district court Martin 8. Rowley, fix- ing the bond at $1,000. This time Mr. Rowley is charged by the Armour Packing company, for whom he w: timekeeper, with inserting the name of Jake Haley, who it is alleged, does not exist, in the payroll and drawing the money himselt and devoting it to his own use. The amount involved is $21.87. He will be given an- other hearing Thursday on & similar charge. Seasonable Fashions. 4170 One Piece Corset Cover, 32 to 40 bust. ‘Woman's One-Plece Corset Cover, 4170— Dainty underwear is near to every women's heart. No member of the sex but is at- tracted and held by any display of really fine lingerie. This pretty and practical corset cover is charmiig at the same time that it is eminently simple and is spectally well adapted to evening dress, as there are no shoulder straps, and the ribbons be dispensed with whenever desirable. As shown, the material is nainsook, with insertions and frills of lace at both neck and walst edges headed by beading threaded with ribbon, but any materisl and - trim- ming suited to the garment can be sub- stituted and flouncing of embroidery, used with the edge making the finish at the top, i much in vogue and is exceedingly sttractive, while it reduces the labor of making to the minimum. The coreet cover comsists of a single plece, that can be finished with beading at upper and lower edges and drawn up to the required size or gathered at both ed and joined to bands of material or needle- work. The front edges are turned under to form hems and the trimming and rib- bons are sewed to the beadi To cut this corset cover in the medium size 3% yards of material 36 inches wide will be required, or 1% yards of embroid- ered flouncing 13 Inches wide, with 2% yards of beading and 2% yards of edging to trim as {llustrated and 2 yards of ribbon for shoulder straps. The pattern 4170 is cut in sizes for a 33, 34, 86, 38 and 40-inch bust measure. For the accommodation of The Bee read- ers, these patterns, which usually retall st will be furnisbed at & minal price, 10 cents, which covers expense. In order (o get any pattern es- close 10 cents, give number and name of patters wanted and bust measure.