Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 11, 1902, Page 9

X { q THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1902. SPECIAL _NOTICE ertisements mne itfon and until 8:30 p. . ay edi wurd Arst | dressed to & | of The Bee. Answers so e ered om prescatation of the | SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED, by experienced eollector and Teal estate dealer, who wishes 10 travel through Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, Oregon, position of some kind on com: mission; wholesale or machinery worky preterred; bond furnished. ~ Address ¥ 27, A-M 1u ts plain sewing or light housework. E 2, Bee. A—M807 L "} WANTED—MALE HEL $ FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK: It you ilve In the country or in « small town and have ‘4 good acquaintance among tne farmers and stock raisers In the nelghborhovod you can make ¥ easily By four or five hours work. Write us and we will send you our proposition, The Bee Publishing Co. Bmlulu,l;l ; WANTED, a good man in every county to take ® iptions _ for ‘The Twentleth Century Farmer. Our agents make goou everywhere. Retérences requited. s _Iwentleth Century kuvmer, Omaha, Neb. B—613 DEMONSTRATOR to_explain_medicology. %0 per week. Hixenbaugh, w0 ware Lk 12 YOUNG MEN from Omaha and vicinity at once to prepare for pusitions in the overnment - service, Apply to_In tate Corres. Inst., Cedat Hapids, Ia. B-113 Jy2l WANTED, insurance men of experience can offer you a good thing. Call at 9 n. 435 Board of Trade Bld, B-232 WANTED, dri s for dump wagons and laborers for am shovel work. Hall Construction and Grading Co., 1% miles east of Broadway hotel Iine, Council Bluffs, M768 1% When You Write to Advertisers remember it unly takes an exira stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. WANTED, planing mill machine wood ‘Worker, one that can lay out work; also a mill bench hand. Burr Incubator Co., 28th ave. and Davenport st. B-118 W GORDON pressfeeder w printer, Council Blu! DeLong, the B—-M7%8 11 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, PERSONAL. NICE furnished or thoroughly modern; seferences exchanged. unfurnished room: walking distance; Burt St. B~ RUPTURE fe{m.n{nuy cured_In days; sénd for circular, O.8. Wood, D., 81 New York Life Bldg., Omabg, Neb: _to_80 location. 224 Farnam. E-—808 A8 HED ROOMS AND ROARD. Merriam, comfortable summer home. Tel 8. r: Fd0 TWO desirable front rooms, with_alcoves. The Pratt, 212 B. 25th Bt. M8 THE Rof 2020 Harney, Rooms and board. Mis6-21° THE Bonnle Brier, 1720 Dodge. SOUTHEAST front room, with alcove and bay window; private family. 702 8o Xth 8t F1% 120 room, ;;n_h; _5065 FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. LARGE _unfurnished board, 415 N. 2th St. DESK room space, $§ per month; ground floor room in The Bee bullding, facing Farniam street; no expense for light, heat itor seryice C. Peters & Co., or C. rental agents, Bee bufiding. G118 FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT—The bullding formerly occu- pied by The Bee at 916 Farnam 8t. It has four stories, and a basement which was formerly used as The Bee pre This will be rented very reason interested apply at once to C. water, secretary, room 100, Bee bullding. FOR_ RENT—Store {n first-class location; Tent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee H1dg: 1 FOR RENT—Desk room or large space sultable for merchanalse broker or party doing business in wholesale district. In- quirs Hene & Co., 916 Farnam 8L MODERN_bullding_in_wholesale district. F. D. Wead, la24 Douglas street. T—869-18 FOR RENT, doubls store, on 17th street, wost Boston Store, #x60; fine basement; will aivide.” McCaFue 1nv. Co., 1% D AGENTS WANTED, WANTED—Canvassing _agents in ever, county to solicit subscriptions to TH TWENTIETH CENTUKY FARMER. Steady employment with assured good in- come. Agents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers make easily 360 to $100 per month. Ad. dress, Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. —213 SOMETHING NEW ! ! Just out. Send for sample. Combination Door Knob and Bell. No cutting or ruining the door. Put on any door in a_moment. No batterles to worry about. No springs to wind. Noth- ing to_get out of order. Own your own bell. No landlord to troubl rice and Bell absolutely guirantecd, Send $150 - samaple. Agents wanted. WESTERN ELECTRICAL COMPANY, 1212 Farnam Street, OUmaha, Nel J- WANTED, two collectors and_two_solic- itors. 627 Paxton Blk. B-MT8 14 WANTED, two bux naflers and good boy, Omaha, Box £0., Kast Omaba. B-—802 13 WANTED — Finishers . for _architectural wrought Iron work; highest' wages pald 10 first-olass mechanic: Address Mesker & Bro,, 421 §. 6th st., St. Louls, Mo, ' BMs 110 WANTED, boller, makers, rivoters and Nelpera (or shop near Milwaukee; o labor trouble, »Address. “Boller,” K. 3. this . pepbnry ¥ o S 3 W B St Lo WANTED-Tywo oF threo temawith wheel scrapers to do gri ng. maha Cooper- age PEos th wna’l 8ta., South Omaha, ob. ; B M2 13 WANTED—SALESMEN, ' WANTED—Salesmen to_sell our high Vi Fancy Ciders; pay big com- no objectio ling other lines; we want hustiers; no samples nec- for exclusive tetritory. Wea " Crons: Vinegar Co. BE. —M85 17 WANTED—FEMALE HELP. WANTED, two young lady students to Jearn hairdressing, manicuring and chi- ropody and ecfentific: massage. Call or write Room 220, Bee BId C—2%0 100 Girls. . Call Canadian offide, 15th & Dodge. WANTED, lady of neat appearancs ary $liper day. B 2, Bee. Cc—Mm1 1* TED, fi experienced sale: y' In ‘corset department Only those that have had experience and charge of similar department need = appiy. 3. L. Brandels & Sons. C—797 10% WANTED, rl for housework. Mrs. J. Latayette ave. A ™ oM RIS SRV G AT W T Bt s ionll WANTED — Lady cook, Bureka Restau- rant, 1604 Cass st. C—M8% Fruaes WANTED-Good_girl for work; steady Place, 2417 "WANTED, ' competent girl. W7 Jones. Wages, $ per week. C—e38 FOR RENT-HOUSES, VANS and baggage wagons. Tel. 1195, HOUSES ¥ Bl ol i e e TO MOVE right t Omaha Va Co.; office HRH 1% Farnam, or Teis. —284 PEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO., for choice " houses. 1-2 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. 1016, MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel, 148, o] ing ‘‘Cyclone” Rotary Hand Fans; grea est seller known; big profits| write today for agents' terms; sample postpald, 3 cents. Enterprise Mtg. Co., 164 Lake St Chicago. J-M844 11¢ LU NN M SRS, b - R FOR SALE MISCELLEANOUS, WANTED—A good second-hand stiff mud automatic or hand side cut brick ‘ma- cmne.n'o‘l;'h‘ G'g‘%" pug mill; c lcl;z o o per day; aiso a go Focghd-hand 8 1. B boller and 40 1 b engine, All must be In first-class run- uing order. Address L, 103, Allen, Neb. N—Ms%9 13 FOR SALE—FURNITURE, Tl AN | F—25896 wholesale 162 Doug- U—dis GRAMOPHONES and_supplies i\nfl retall. Collins P o Co. as. CHIROPODY a speclalty, In_connection with The Bathery, rooms 216-220, Dee Blds. Tel. 1716. U8 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Union Pacific Rallroad compa B. A McAllester, land commissioner, Unlon Pa- cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE-34 atre adjoining Caunell Bluffs. Il or trade for Kansas property. Box 87, B;‘neu Kan. FEr YR -~ ¥ SHAMPOOING and n-vé&r:--ln’_lc. in connection,_with The Bathery, 216-22, Beo bullding. Tel. 1716. U-a17 WE don't Ifke to accuse the Omaha BALL TEAM of imitating, but when they re- sumed the lead they were just merely following the established rule of the STOECKER CIGARS. Ui 13 I‘Owfis{;’-li«‘..'c'u‘i,fi" Tu}:]m?}. and sids jeating. The man Pleating Co POasias biock: =i EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE—2 New York + Omaha. Send for ciroulars E adies before and dur. ing confinement; bables adopted. 2620 Burdette. Mrs. Burget. U—M23-26 DR. B. M. JACKSON, room 4 PFrenzer block, chronic diseases a speclalty; con- sukation fi b 11 GEORGE: _Are you like Mr. Pock? Page 11, July What To Eat.+Mollle. U--M843 11 MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Love .o, 308 S, 1ith. W 4% PER CENT on business property. per cent on residence property Optigns to pay whole or ‘part any, time. W. B. MEIKLE, @1 B. i6th 8t, WANTED—City loans and warrants... W. Farnam Smith & Co., 18% Farnam St W34 W. H. Tel. 1648 W—326 WANTED—City and farm loans; also bonds and warrants. C. Peters & Co., 1702 Farnam 8t., Bee Bldg. W-a27 LOW RATES, Private money. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Main Floor Now York Life Bidg. W-—-M328 § PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 10M Farnam. W30 FARM and city loans, low rates. Thomas, First Nat. Bank Bl PRIVATE Money. F. D. Wead, 1524 %w $100 UP; low rate. Prichard, 1712 Farnam. & W PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 957 N. Y. WJ 4 TOBP. C. money. Bemis, Paxton. Blk. W39 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. MONEY We have it to loan jn amounts from $10.00 up on furniture, planos, warehouse re- ceipts, live stock, etc. We also make SALARY LOANS without mortgage or indorser to persons who have a permanent position. ‘We give you the full amount of the loan in cash and we do not charge for making apers or filing mortages. With us you ave the option of keeping the money for one mnnl? or‘llxl. or longer, and y:u need: not y for it longer ti you keep;'ik We g:pe by this advertisemant g you give us a trial and funu to re:- taln your patronage hy'zgh trea tment e motto of our o is Ity ta Please,’’ OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN.CO; 119 Hoard of Trade Bldg, ' e} o5, | (Established 1892,) & 16th Bt Tel. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 2020, t, sold, O New and secondhand, bo exchanged. FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETO. FOR SALE-Cheap; a Concord b . 16th a Vinton, Y NTING and_repairs on wagons our lrchll) H. Frost, 14th and worth., Tel. 147, 2 TOP CARRIAGES, 4 ph and open buggles. Ptell worth. FOR SALE—MISUELLANEOUS, SHORT ROUTE TO PAY DAY. Loang to salaried people UPON THEIR PLAIN NOTE, No mortgage, Indorser or publiclty, These loans made guickly and anietiy. RELIABLE CREDIT CO,, Room 38, Third Floor, Paxton, ‘85255.” 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 Dod, Omaha. —34! _—_— LO! GOLD cuft button with red set. Returp to Bee office. Lost—776 LOST, Monday night, Henshaw hotel or Burlington “depot, ' Knights Templar charm; owner's name engraved. Leave Byrne-Hammer D. G. Co,, and get reward, Lost—Ms14 11 LOST—Temon and white setter dog. Re- turn and recelve reward. 2201 Burdette. Lost—Ms24 11* SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A.C. VAN BANT'S achool. 17 N. Y. Life. o8 BOYLES college, court reporter principal, N Y. 1 B4 g & Shorthand College, aoiu-} ‘Theater. i OSTEOPATHY, GID. E. & ALICE JOHNBSON, osteopaths. Buite 615, N. Y. Life Bidg. Tel. 1664, DR A T. HUNT, 613 McCague Bidg. Tel. TYPEWRITERS, THE wonderful Lambert Typewriter will do the work of a $100 machine; is rapid, eff- clent and durable; to introduce will seil a limited number at $20. Telephone, write or call. Monroe & Co., §i1 N. l6th St. < —M9% ¢ GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cés8pools and vaults, removes garbage and dead animals at reduced prices. s 16. Tel. 1779, —312 — e SALESMEN WANTED, WANTED, a first-class whisky salesman with an established trade for the state of Nebraska. None other need apply. Address Bonnle Bros., distiliers, 13 W. Main st.,, Louisville, Ky. ~M633 1 —_— PLUMBING. D. W. DUDGEON, %10 Farnam, Tel. 196. T9 A6 A ————— BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., S11 North 16t JUNK. ALPIRN buys ail kinds of scrap I metals. lfly!)ou‘ll H:A T.cll 4. l’fln_wlnfl = | o LAUNDRY. OMATA Bream Laundry ; shirts, 8c; collars, 3c; ouffs; 4ci. 1760 Lemvenworth. < Tel. 541, i ; —350 BEST laundry. The Chicago, ‘phene 205. —M361 STORAGE. PACIFIC Btorage and Warehouse Co., 913- 914 Jones, general gtorage;and forwarding. { 15 2 LARGEST RUSINESS IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- sters, boarding houses, eto.. witho curity; easiest terms; 40 cifices in_prin- gipal cities, Tolman, 0 Board of Trads Bldg. X~903 MONEY loaned on furniture, live stook, iry, to salaried people. Foley Loan ué. to Duff Green, & Barker élocki FOR BALE—Phonographs other musical instrument perior to any Wittman Co., 1621 Farnam, up. The SW and secondhand typewriters, 1110 Far- nam. Q3w atalogue free. Sher- Drug Co., 16th and Q2 N 100 STYLES trusses man & McConnel LOANS, household furniture, pianos and all kinds of chattel security; terms to sult; no publicity; goods remain in your ossession. American Loan Co., 24 floor, axton block. MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried ople; business confidential; lowest raty 'axton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. X898 season checked ocak tim- tence, etc. 01 Dougias. WHITE sawdus bers, cheap; b IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. Q-3 SECONDHAND billiard and_ pool tables; biiliard tables repaired; a large stock of cheap bar fixtures, clsl' counters, eto. The Brunswick Balke Collender Co., 401- South 10th, Q808 IDHAND safe cheap. Bchwarts, 114 8. 13th, Q07 FOR SALE—Fine imported mounted and trimimed; ‘cort ‘wheh xow, i or $00; can be seen &t Dot & Jrossell's barn, 30th and Leavenworth Wireets. Qo9 BICYCLES and phonographs on easy pay- g—“ Rand own, 31.60 per week; second! 10; new wheels, - ulh.ndchls o Sts. VIM puncture-proof tires, $4.9 and §7.00 per paie Cimana Bicyole Co. 16th AL cago sts. QMY HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead, 1624 Douglas, D238 FOR gas fixtures see Sam’l Byrns. Q720 AS HOUSES and flats, Ringwalt, Barker block, () GOOD modern $-room house. 250{ Blondo, D-MnN7 HOUSES, stores. Bemis, Paxton_block. y! D21 HOUSES—Boyer, 220 and Cuming. Tel. 2048, Bt FOR RENT, large 9-room house, clty water, $15.00. 202 Blondo. The Omaha Realty Co., 1301 Douglas St. D617 ROOM, all modern_house, 207 Sherman fine one, .00 B A o N D—Mo04 When to Advertisers You Write remember it only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fac that you saw the a4 (n The Bea o 6-ROOM flat, newly papered, 1219 So. 16th, except furnace; 8 fooms, modern o, 458 B I e, Barker bl T Olhers. DM ELEGANT amodern §-rosm W use, 208 So. %th Bt. Inquire at 247 un:l.a. » D613 m and Ringwi ROLLER TOP office desk and chair for sale Ch.ip, or_will exchange for IIPI 'Ig‘l ’,7 Bee. Q—801 I FOR SALE—Cheap for cash, Edison phon- OEtaph; standard size. 106 Webater st Q—~Ms29 FOR SALE, a 2-foot naptha launch in first class 'condition, at_Lake Manawa, $To000. Tnquire of W. 8. Balduft or.M. B, Tinnin, at the pavilion at Ilnn‘:_l“pnrl. MONEY loaned on planos, furniture g- elry, horses, cows, ete. C. ¥, m«n;‘b 13 Chattel and Balary Loans, PHOENIX CREDIT CO. Successor to J. W. Taylve, €33 Paxton Block. X—~M630 BUSINESS OHANCES, TO GET in or out of business eall on Wil- llams, Room 411, McCaguo Bufldln& p! —342 WHENN’I:I“ :.Anl to ;uy. lld’l ‘lz.rc:xc our ness or erty Qi ee h Johnson, 843 N. ;’ L .’ Y- To BUY, onC. & Ii or exchiange & b , oall Sl VR fariiin e FOR SALE, furniture of a 10-room house, full of ‘good puying boarders, 1 block from Harney, Dodge and Farnam cars, 4 blocks from 16th: cash order only con- sidered. A good thing for the right pere on. House rent reasonable. Address C , Bee. Y—260” = OM. Van Btor Co., 1611% Farn. Tels. s, NICKEL PLATING, OMAHA Plating Co,, Bee Bldg. T When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. . 2635, —370 MANUFACTURING, F. MELCHIOR, 1ith and Harney, ma- chinl —M368 OMAHA Safo and Iron Wks. make a spo- jall oé fire escapes, shutters, doors and . G. Andreen, Prop., 102’8, 1oth, 8t -] 9 PATENTS, ¢ —— e PATENTS—Sues & Co., Beo Bldg., Omahi no fee unless successful; adyice free. —881 Sept 19* L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnai Send tor price iat, cut Sowers and plants. T PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan Office, rellable, ing; all business confidential. TRUNKS AND BRGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1711. 506 B, 16th. —Mw When You Write to Advértisers remember it caly takes an extra stroke of two of the pen tln l_?;:flu- the fast that A BUBINESS MAN CAN acquire controlling Interest in a profit able and rapidly _increa legitimate manufacturing business. Capltal n‘ulnd 500 to $6,000. This is worth investigat- 3. Johngon, N. Y. Life, Y—M5i24 4 16 $500 GABOLINE automobile; bargain: good as new. Otto Baysdorfer, 711 N. 16t! Q- M8l CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS, FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1614 Cass 8t B MRS. JACOBSON, 226 North 20th stre: B—831—-16* ATTENTION! ATTENTION! Mrs. Dr. Edwards of Chicago, the noted trance medium and clairvoyant, guar- antees satisfaction or no charge for read. ings; all affairs of life. Meotlng Bundsy st T3 p. m. Woodmen . opposite postofice. Congultations dally at residence, 109 Bouth 17th St EE————ey ELECTRIC TREATMENT. UNEQUALLED, céntral, all modern. . room house, 4-room flat. Tizard, X . . [ 2 N, M8 odern lences :wm‘mvnne - 41, Bee. MME. AMES, vapor baths, 1M N, Bth, R. 1. M1 MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N 15, 34 floor. R 2 . TMIu AB* PERSONAL. FOR w-.-r'vu-uutn ROOMS. FUEANS Sl nest location in the o i 3,3 LARGE tront room, siso small front room, together or separately, 2015 Do“'h‘lt DEWEY European hotel, 13th and 'Ernu; # PER WEBK, @1 8 1sth south of qeurt house. I'g‘ liNllalD. cool rTooms, mfi%l‘:u st., one block HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chirop. ody, for ladies ‘only, in connection with The Bathery, 216-20 Bee Bldg. U—313 PRIVATE hospital, before and during con- finement; ba Mre. Gardels. T ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best and Quickest: Mrs. A. O Mark, 1T & Douglae. MME. SMITH, baths, 114 N. 15, 4 floor, R 2. U-MEs-16 one of the best lvery ables in Omaha, doing FOR SBALE, prosperous light manufactur.’] ing bu'lnul? lbo‘.xloh l‘s,!;ulr‘d' 38 daity profits; personal interview. Er&nmi FOR SALE, stock furniture and undertak- a including hearse: will invoice about Address Box 41, Genoa, X;tb‘rll’.l‘k.l. FOR EXCHANGE. FOR TRADEToledo, Ohlo, city propert for Omahn property or farm withiy 0 miles. E 40, care Bee Z-M341 1% FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. IF YOU want one of the micest S-room homes in Hanscom Place 1 will give you & bargain, Owner lgl Yfllt Bld\.\.l sell. ¥ RESaus J. H. Sherwood, 87 SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. for ch bargains. 801 N, Y. Lite Bidg. el 1016 RE-341 WILLIAMSON £iiad Stree ’ RE-—-36 fire insurance. Bemis, Paxton Block. i N A MONTHLY payment bargsin in Lroom house. G. M.'Nattinger. 'Fhone 463 olce CHARLES &, 138 HOUBES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; alse E-—-M586 HOUSES and fo;-:m‘ all parts of .FI’:.Y X acre property and farm lands. P David Co. Hoom 84, Bee wullang, E—345 VIAVA, ‘s way to health. Home bmnmmxm ‘tree. w""ufl‘}f" GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate, movt. sage, rentals, induruace. Reown Block STEAM DYE WORKS, SUITS cleaned, pressed, $1.00. Ladl Soc. The Canadian, 816 N. 16th St ~070 Jyu e ———————— STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julia Vaughn, $0 Ramge Bidg. LAWN MOWER! Bharpened, repaired. 1. I Wks,, 1406 uo;‘m?, AUTOMOBILES, ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. Derlgh 119 Farnam street. =) g —— - _ _____ " ] CARPENTERS AND JOINERS ALL kinds of carpenter work and repair- ing promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th ‘and streets. 510 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson. Tel, 2546, —362 . ___ _ — _ __________* J " DRESSMAKING, DRESSMAKING in_families or at home. Miss Sturdy, 242 Farnam. —621 Jyl1* -—y FUR DRESSING, 0. R. GILBERT CO., taoners, 144 8. 13th. ) . ]} ANNOUNCEMENTS, WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele phone 21%. 611 South Thirteenth street. i sl POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (Should. be read DAILY by all inter- ested as changes may occur ai any time), Forelgn mails for the week ending July 12, 1902, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at the general postofiice as follo PAR- CELS POST MAILS close one hour ecarlier than closing time shown below, Farcels lor P om ml malls Germany close at nday and Wednesday. nd s, tados et hoar Tater Py e close than RATLWAY TIME CARD—Cof closing time shown below (éxcept that sup- plementary mails for Eurspe and Central America, via Colon, close one hour later at forelgn station). SATURDAY—At 7:30 a. m. (supplementary 9 a. mJ for EURO per s, s. Etruria via Queenstown: at 7:3 a. m. for NETH. ERLANDS direct, per . 8. Ryndam (mall must_be directed Vper a. 8. Ryndam"); at 9:30 a. m. for SCOTLAND_direct, per 8. 8. Anchoria (mail must be directed per 8. 8. Anchoria™); at 10 a_m. fof BELGIUM direct, er 8. & Friesland (mall must be directed “per s. s Frics. land”); at 11 a_ m. for DENMARK di- rect, per ». s, Norge (mall must be ai- rected “per 5. 8. Norge'). *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This st takes printed matter, commercial papers gnd ‘eamples for Gérmany only.’ The same class of mail matter for other parts ot Europe will not be sent by this ship unless speciaily directed by it. After the closing of the supplementary tropsatiantic mails named ~atove, ad- ditional supplementary ma(ls are_opened on the plers of the Amer English, French and German 'steamers, and re: main open until within ten minutes of the hour of salling of steamer. mer 1s for South and Central Americn, West Indies, Ete, FRIDAY—At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s. 8. Bantiago, via Tampico (mail must ba di- er &, 6. Bantlago™); at 6:30 p. m. for BERMUDA, per steamer from Hali® fax, N. 8. SATURDAY—At 7 a. m. for NEWFOUND- LAND direct, per 8. s. Rosalland; at 9 a, m. (supplementary 9:3 a. m.) for PORTO RICO, CURACAO and VENEZU #. 8. Philadelphla (mail for Ba Cartagena must be directed Ehiladelphia’); at 9:30 a. (supple- mentary 10:%' a. m.) fof FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, BAVANILLA “and CARTAGENA, per & & Altal (mall for Costa Rica must be directed Altal™); at 9:30 & m.(supplementar; 10:3 a' m) for HAITI and SANT MARTA, e 8. Adirondack; at 10:00 a. m. for CUBA, per s. s Morfo Casti via Havana; at 13:80 p. . (supplementar 1:30 p. m.) for ST. THOMAS, 8T. CROIX, LEEWARD and WINDWAHD IBLANDS, BRITISH, DUTCH and FRENCH QUL ANA, per's. 5. Korona; at 128 p. m. for CUBA, per s. s, Curityba, via Matanzas (ordindry mall only which must be di- rected “per s. s. Curltyba™), m, “per 8. 8. Mails for Newfoundland, Sydney, at this by rail to Nort! and thence by steamer, office dall, al 6:30 (connecting _close eve ay, ‘ednesday Malls for Miquelon, by rall to Hoston, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 6:30 p. m. Malis for Cubs by rall to Florida, and thence by stea ers, are dispatcned daily, except Thurs. day, final connecting closes, for dispatch via Port Tampa, on Mon 8, Wed days and Saturdays at *%:3 a. m.; fo! dls&allch via Miami, on Mondays and Sat« urdays at 6:30 p. m. Malls for Mexlco (ity, overland, unless specially addri or” dispatch by er, close at office daily except Sunday at and 11 p. m., Sundays at 1 p. b 11:80 p. m. Malls for Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortez and_Guatemala. by rail to New Orleans, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily except Sunday at **1:30 p. m., Bunfllil at **1 p. m, (con- necting closes here Mondays for Belis Puerto Cortezs and Gua ala. and Tues- days for Costa Rica). **Registered malil closes at 6 p. m. previous day. t Fere and turday). Uranspacific M Malls for Hawall, via San Franclsco, close here dally at 6:40 p. m. up to July 497, 1 clusive, for dispatch per s. s. Alameda, Mails for China and Japan, via Seattis, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to July 9, inelusive, for dispatch p Riojus Maru, (Registered mail must be diregt “via Seattle'). v g Malls_for Tahit! and Marquesas lslands. via San Francisco, close here daily at 6: p. m. up to July' ™10, inclusive, for dfs- Myllch per s. 8. Maraposa.. alls for Hawali, Japan. China and firste class matter for the Philippine islands, via San Francisco, close here daily at 6:3 p. m. up to July **11, inclusive, for dispatch per ' & Dorlc. Mafls for the Philippine islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at $:30 p. m. up to July **ii, inclusive, for dispatch per U 8 transgort, Matls for Australla (éxcept West Austraila, which {5 forwarded Wurope), New Zealand, Fiji, Samos aué Hawall,” via San_ Francisco, close here aaity at 6:3 i o, atter June =418 and up to July 01y, nclusive, or on arrival of s s Umbria, due at New York July *19, for dispateh As 8. 8. Ventura. Mails for Australia (except West Australts, which goes via Europe, and New Zealana which goes via Ban Franclsco), an: Fgl islands, via Vancouver and victorla, B. close here dally at 6:3 p. m. up to July, b, inclusive, for dispatcn per s 5. Moana (specially addressed only). Malls for Hawall, China, Japan and firat- class_matter for the Philippine !slands, via Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to July *19 inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Nippon Maru Malls for Chin d Japan, via Vancouver nd Victoria. H. C., close hers dally at 6:30 p.m. up to July **22, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s Empress of indla Gregistered mali must b specially ad: dressed. Merchandise for U. 8. Postal ‘Agency at Bhanghal cannot be forwarded via Canada). Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of ling daily and the schedule of closin, is_arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. **Regis- tered mail closes at € p. m. g"“fi“. lay. CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster. Postoffice, New York. N, Y., July 3, 1902, e——ke————— GOVERNMENT NOTICE, PROPOBALS stores—Office of FOR _ SUBSISTENCE purchasi commis- . U. 8. army, army bullding, Omaha, July 10, 1902.—Sealed pr 1s, 1 for furnishing bacon, A I}lofln. eed, dr; t cure, in l-pow ana Name, dry salt cure, I tie will be Tecelved dt' this office, dt the office of tho urchasing commissary at Kansas City, 0., and at the office of the purch commissary at Chicago, Ill., until 11 o'eloc! ‘m., Monday, July 21_ 19, at which tim and places they will be publicly opened. ArlkL of domestic production or manu- facture will be preferred to those of for. elgn origin, cost and quality being equal. Specifications as to quantities, jaces of delivery, blank propos Furlher information, furnished on applica- tion to either office. Euyvelopes containing ropo should be indorsed “Proposals or Bubslstence Stores, to be opened Mon- any, July 21, 192" and addressed to WM. R 'GROVE, Captain, Commissary, Pure chasing Commissary, Omaha, Neb. Jy10-11-12-14-15-16M. LEGAL NOTICE. net _cans; PROPOSAL FOR LIBRARY BUILDING. Bealed proposals will be received for the erection of a public library in Atlantic, Ia., Until July % at 10 a. m. at the office of the undersigned in Atlantic, Copy of plans and specifications may be seen at the offl of the secretary in Atlantic, 50 the office of Liebbe, Nourse & Rasmussen, Des Moines, In. Each propokal must be accompanied by a certified check in the sum D?m to forfeiled in case the suc- ‘cesatul bidder falls to enter into a contract and bonds satisfactory to the board. The library board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. W. cretary. A. FOLLETT, Atlantic, low: y-11-12- ———————— RAILWAY TIME CARD. UNION STATION—10TH AND MAROY, Fast Chicago. al Local Bioux City {;ayll'hz 8t .Plu[ aylight b;gu Chicag {.ul Fast St Fast Mall Local Sloux Wabas! Chicago Limited . Chicago & Omaha ¥ 3 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifie. hicago Expres Des Moines Local, Chicago Fast Express..a 6:06 pm WEST. Rocky Mountain Lim- ited ... L..a 650 am Lincoln, ‘Colo. #pring: en Pueblo an Colo,, Texas, 'Cal’ & Okiahoma Flye ! Unton Paeific. rwlnaa Limited t fornia Expre: fic Sxpress. Tn EXpres: Atlantio Expres Colorado Bpecial Chicago 8 Lincoin, Beatr Stromsburg Ex. d Island Lo Chicago Expres Chicag, l‘l}“?.pdn“. & t. Paul Limited. ... e Ba 8t. Louls Express, K. C. & Bt. L. Ex. e~ BURLINGTON STATION=10TH & MASON Burlington & Missouri River. Leave. Arrive. Beatrice and tireeeees @ 8140 aM Nebraska EXpross,.....a §:40 am Denver Limited .........a 4:25 pm Black Hills and Tuget Sound Express Colorada Veatibuiea Flyer . wees . Lincoln Fast Mail Fort Crook and Pial MOUth Lo.ioiiere Bellevnue & Pacific Jet Bellevue & Pacific Jot..a 8 Kansas City, St. Joseph & Blufta. Kansas City Day Ex. E 8t. Louls Fiyer... 0 pm all:l§ am Kansas City Night Ex..a10:30 pm & 6:16 am Dally, b Dally except Sunda; day oniy" d Daily except Baturday. o Daily except Monday. Chicage, Burlington & Quiney. Wymore, ncoln .. Chicago 8 l aiaess Chical Vemtibaisd Ex Chicago Local .. Chicago Limited . Fast Mall .. WEBSTER DEPOT—16TH & WEBSTE| Fremont. Elkhorn Valley. & Missouri Leave. Black Hills, Deadwood, Hot Springs Wyom! Casper and ouglas . HE?{I!'I?, Yr?rk'OD.m . Buperior, Geneva, Exsior and Beward....b 3:00 pm Norfolk, . Lincoln and Fremont .. b 7:30 &m Fremont Locai . ¢ 1:3 am Chicago, Minneapolis & Omaha. ‘Twin Cit: Bloux Ci E b10:35 am Paul, Nebraska Local, Via Weeping Water .. STEAMMO AT B T Lb000 fous regleter Breamer sinseow Rotterdam "V a'w wenser . Noordam 8. McNally, 1334 b‘t}fl “m Hucss, Tar Nationa) Bank, Omaha: :‘ ramene MANITOU B = LEAVES ICAQO AS FOLLOWS! 10180 a.m. Sat. 4p.am. AMERICA LINE Bommee " Ryndam - suiy1z, 104 u teamer July 26, 10AM. Al ?’-"1 to Harry Moores, HoS % ‘arnam _street; 'Louls Summer Tours on Lake Miohigan. nd Tues. Pn.m. MANITOU STEAMSHIP CO., OFFICE & DOCKS, Rush and N. Water Sts., Chicage. ANCHOR LINE-U. s MAL~STEAMERS . smw_vomd LBk UNBERRY e aLasaows NEW YORK, GIBRALTAR & NAPLES. Exoellent o R e g AT Blogle or Round Trip tickete issued betwesn New alel SR s - I‘:f“l Irfl:‘lfll.‘l apply to Hlflnlmfi BROS., Clr-uo. ny 1OCAL AGENT. Deputy State Veterinarian ¥ood Inspector. M. L. RAMACCIOTTI, D, V. S, CITY VETERINARIAN. OfMce and Infirmary, %th and Mason Sta. Omaha, Neb, Telephone 5%. Seasonable Fashions. 4171 Misses Waist with Bolere, 12 to 16 years, Misses' Walst With Bolero 4171. To Be Made With Fanoy or Plain Sleeves—Bolero walsts are slways becoming to youthful figures and are in the height of presemt style. The very charming example shown is made of pale blue volle, trimmed with fanoy braid, over white musseline and is both smart and girlish, but insumerable combinations can be made. Whatever the material of the skirt the jacket can be made to match, while the full under bodice can be of any soft material in harmonizing color and all pretty silks are appropriate for the odd walst. The foundation lining is snugly fitted and closes at the center back. On it are ar- ranged the gathered front and backs of walst that also closes &t the center back, but arately from the lining, where the folds conceal the fact. The sleeves consist of full puffed under portions that are jolned ta smooth upper portions, beneath those of the bolero, and deep pointed cuffs. The bolero is made with fronts and backs only and 1s fitted by means of shoulder and underarm seams. At the neck is & shawl collar having scalloped edges to match bolero. The sleeves are in elbow length, with lower edges cut in scalloped outline. When plain sleeves are preferred those of the waist are omitted and the long sleeves made with & bolero. To cut this walst for a miss of 14 yeal of age 2% vyards of material 21 inches wide, 2 yards 27 inches wide or 1% yards 44 lnché® wide will be required for bolero; 3% yards 21 lnches wide, 2% yards 22 inches wide or 2 yards 44 lnches wide for wa The pattern 4171 1s cut in slzes for misses of 12, 14 and 16 ¥ of age. For the accommodation of The Bee rel ers, these patterns, which usually retall at from 25 to 50 e will be furnished at & sominal price, 10 cents, ‘which covers all expense. In order to any pattern en- eloss 10 cents, give i v and name of patters wanted and bust measurs. AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA New Rule for Oolleotion cf Perscual Taxes is Adopted. WILL BE DEDUCTED FROM ALL CLAIM Taxes of City Employes Will Be Taken Out of Thelr Salaries—New Policemen Are Without Bonds, A new rule is now in force and hereafter all city officials and employes will be com- pelled to pay their personal taxes before they can secure city warrants for servio rendered. Those who have claims against the city will be treated In the same man- ner, it belng considered for the best inter- ests of the city to see that all taxes owed by perfons having claims agalnst the city should be pald before the treasurer cashes any warrants in favor of those who ows City officlals or employes will not bo pald any salaries until personal taxes are pald. City Clerk Shrigley has been in- etructed to see to It that the amount due the city from any claimant is deducted from the warrant before it is issued. While taxes have been coming in rapldly there seems to be a desire on the part of Mayor Koutsky and the council to collect all personal taxes as rapldly as possible and In order to set a good example the orders mentloned have been {seued by the council and approved by the mayor. This plan was introduced some years ago, but it was never carried out. The mayor proposes to go ahead now and Insist that the rule be ob- served. In this way the olty will receive quite & sum of money it would mot other- wise got. . No Bond Filed. City Clerk Shrigley made the statement yesterday afternoon that up to the present time not a single new appointee on the fire or police force had filed a bond. In the rest it has been the custom for both fire- men and policemen to file bonds. A surety company bond is required. Chief of Police Briggs is the only member of the police force among the recent appointees who ha filed a bond. The officers who hold over are bonded for two years, consequently ther 5 no necessity for them to remew thelr bonds at this time. As only a few of the officers who served under Mayor Kelly are on duty now the majority of the force are worrying along and working without a bond of any sort. This question of bonds for police officers was called to the atten- tion of the city authorities yesterday and it may be that orders will be issued for all members of the force to comply with the law at once. Ne Fire Alarm Service. Since the mayor removed the storage bat- teries from the dyndtno room at the Nebry ka Telephone tompany's office at 3 o'clock Wednesday afterncon the ofty hss been practically without fire alarm service. The batteries used by City Blectriclan Holland were storage batteries and the eurrent was secured without cost to the cith As it is now, the storage batterles have been located in another place and were not up to last night charged. ‘From now on, providing ar- rangements can be made, it will cost the olty about $22'a month'to charge the stor- age batterfes. It appears to be the Inten- tion of the mayor and the fire chief. to got the fire alarm system (nto service as soon as possible. Decline Library Bond Yesterday afternoon John Dale of Omaha lled at the office of the city clerk and stated that the library bonds voted at the election last fall would not be accepted by the bankers he rcpresented, Thes bonds were offered at auction and were issued for the purpose of paying for & site. The issue amounted to $3,600 and was purchased by Mr. Dale for the State bank of Toledo, subject to the decision of bond attorneys in the east. The at- torneys assert that the issue is not legal and oconsequently the site, if purchased, will have to be pald for out of this year's levy. Bostwick Gets Baok. H. C. Bostwick, cashler of the South Omaha National bank, returned yesterday from a trip through the northwest, where he went to look after his cattle interest: He stated to a B reporter that the ranges were in fine condition, but the rainfall had not been as heavy in that country as it had in Nebraska. The move- ment of range cattle, sald Mr. Bostwick, will commence about August 1. Heavy shipments from all over the northwest to this market are expected. Antt on League May Wip. Mayor Koutsky sald yesterday that he was serlously considering the request of the Anti-Saloon league for an enforcement pf thinlaws governing the sale of lquor in the eity. It\ls expected that a’ de- cision will be rendered by the mayor shortly, Last night it was rumored that the mayor had decided to order all saloons closed at midnight and remain closed all day on Sunday. This rumor, however, is unconfirmed. When talking to a re. porter last night the mayor sald that he had not issued any orders yet, but still hed the petition of the league under con- sideration. City Alds Destitute Womas. Mra. Kelly, who lives at Sixteenth and J streets, has applied to the city authorities for ald. She asserts that her husband left her a few days ago without means to clothe or feed six children. Mayor Koutsky at once directed that temporary aid should be furnished. Those llving in the neigh- borbood say that Kelly left the city with his sister-in-law. So fur no effort has been made to apprehend Kelly. Ed Brennan Seriously Il Ed Brennan, the well-known contractor and bullder, is seriously {ll and yesterday afternoon his physiclans reported that his recovery was doubtful. Mr. Brennan bas been i1l for a number of months, but for the last six weeks he has been confined to his bed. There seems to be little hope of his recovery. Magic City Goss Frank Olson ne to Joplin, Mo., to look after his mhlnu inur::.' Y . B, Watkins an le are spend- lns‘“:n(..l" days at Catalina tsland. City neer Beal was seiting stakes aterday for the grade at Seventeenth and reets. d t n the women of the it Presbytetian church will §ve & kens- ington tea at the church. It will be two weeks at least before the Il in'the Fourth ward ::fn?uumchmly to admit its use. BARNEY GORDON PASSES AWAY Former Owaha News r Man sbd County Employe Dies in Chien County Commissioner Richard O'Keeffe has gone to Chicago, having been called there by the death of his brother-in-law, Barney Gordon, deputy suditor of Douglas county under John Byans more then a dozen years ago and on the reportorial staffs of local newspapers for a time. He went to Chicago after leaving the suditor's office and was bookkeeper for Sieye Crow, also formerly of Omaha, when his desth occurred at 12:10 yesterday morning. The telegram did not state the ceuse, but Mr. O'Keeffe belleves it to have been heart tallure, as Mr. Gordon was kmown to be thus troubled.