Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 21, 1902, Page 7

THE OMAIA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JULY 21, ntll 8:30 p, .. day edition first insertion, 1c a word ivertisers, by requnestin ered check, can have mnawe: dressed to a numhered letter in care | of The Hee. Answers so eaned wi SITUATION WANTED, JAPANESE, Address F 1, WANTED, work in a private family eneral housework and go home evénings. rs. M. J. Peters, 121 N, 15th St A—200 19% — WANTED=MALE HELP, 00d cook, wants a Bee. A $ FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK It you live in the Country or u & small town and have a goud acquaintance AMONg the 1armers aid stock ralsers in the nelghborhood you can make 3% cawlly by tour or bve hours work. Write and we will send you our propu The Bee Publishing Co., Bo.dcitors ie Omaha, Neb. WANTED, £00d man in every county to subscripiions for ‘Tne ‘I'wentieth | Century Farmer. Our agents make goou wages everywhere. ieierenoes required. Adaress Twentieth Century karmer, Omaha, Neb. B—si3 DEMONSTRATOR to explain medicology, ¥ per weeki Hixenbaugh, 00 Wage Jik. 12 YOUNG MEN from Omaha and viciuity at once to _prepare for positions in the overnment servk Apply to edar Kapids, la. B—113 Jy2 WANTED, insurance men of experience: can offer’ you a g0od thing. Call at a, @8 Board of Trade Bla B-is. When You Write to Advertisers gemember it oniy takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that ¥ou saw the ad in The bee. WANTED, moiders and pattern ma Apply td* The Iron Cily Manufacturing company, Pueblo, Colo, B—983 WANTED—Live, energetic man residing in Nebraska to ‘represent redable house; not necessarily salesman; lLight work salary and expenses; young man pre forred. ‘Adarees Mandger ki°Winner, Dearborn, Chicago. B—285 25 WANTED, young man in law office as wiudent, Who can write shorthand; salary trom siart. ¥ 13, Bee. B—%60 42 WANTED, barber (colored); . must be steady and first-class workman. \V. B Wright, Sioux Falls, 8. D. B8 ®° DRY goods caller wanted, in a 8t. Joseph wholesale dry goods; steady employ- ment to right party, Please give refor- cnce, where employed and salary wanted. Address F. . box No. 1113 St. Joseph, Mo. B2 21 WANTED, two good men, one experlenced in_hardware, one In groceries; must be hustlers and good salesmen; 'eferences wanted; salary depends on lhllll{l Trading Co., Cody, Wyo. B— WANTED_ carpenters, steady work, $2.5 & duy. Address Jos. Shiesiger, Yutan, Neb. WANTED, a first-cl baker; married preferred, Swander & Farlow, Rapld City, 8, D, B-247 n1* ® TRACK layers, J. H. Robe Neb. $2.00 and 3.5 per day; shi, dally. 20 surface men dally for the Northwest- ern main line, $1.7 day. Men for lumber ‘:rd, ‘eity. Laborers for cl L7 per Y. Open lundlg'. Sweney's Employ- ment Agency, 308 5. 12th 8t, Omaha, B34 21 FIRST-CLASS foe créam maker; also young man to learn business. H. 1. Graham, th and Farnam, B-246 21° SPLENDID chance for men to learn barber trade now and take positions ting our raduates; tools presented; wages Satur- ; pay 812 to $16 weekly when com- etent; call or write. Moler Barber Col- ge, 1623 Farnam st. B—M3T8 25¢ WANTED, boller makers, riveters and helpers for shop near Milwaukee; no labor trouble, Address “Bolier,” E 35, this paper. B-83 10 WANTED, two A No 1 solitors to_the trade. Call at 1716 Nicholas Bt. B-236 19 FOR RENT-HOUSES, FOR SALE-MISCELLANROU! CHARLES, four-room cottage; tent L Wm. K. Potter, receiver, Omaha Loan and Trust Co., 38 Brown block D91 8 So. D618 GANT modern 8-room ho %th St. Inquire at 17 Jones 8 HOUSES, Boyer, 24 and Cuming. Tel. 249, D—MIs0 INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. Q-3 ADHAND safe cheap. Schwarts, 114 8. 13th Q-7 IDHAND safe cheap. Derighi, 1119 Farnam. Q3% FOR gas fxtures see Sam'l Burna. Q-0 A 207 SPENCER ST, 10-room house with, gas, bath, furnace and barn; mice loca- tion; rent $. Wm, K. Potter, receiver, Omaha Loan and Trust Co., 88 Brown block D833 FOR RENT, new modern 6-room cottage, Farnam st car line. The O ‘0., 508 Bee bldg. D—M106 22 FOR RENT, excellent six-room cottage, 22d and California_streets, in good repair Cholce nelghborhood; $32, including water t. Ingulire at 607 N. 19th street or 7 Y. Life Bldg. D--199 2402 POPPLETON AV ern, barn, large yard, $30. 221 Davenport 8t. 6 rooms, modern, $22.50. THE BYRON REED CO.,, 212 8. 1!7“-") ;‘T 9 rooms, all mod- MODERN 7-room flat. H. B. Graham, 24th and Farnam. D—M208 FOR RENT, in Dundee, a new modern foom cottage. G. G. Wallace, 311 Brown block. 3 248 21 When You Write to Advertisers remember It uniy lakes an extira stroke or two of the pen to mention the facc that you saw the ad in The Bee. FURNITURE for sale, house for rent. Call mornings. 2016 Douglas St D-346 FURNISHED HOUSE, all modern, nicely furnished, for two months, very cheap. J.'H. Shérweod, @1 N. Y. Life. Phone, 35 DoM3s1 21 FOR ¥ gant modern brick resi- denc South 2ith Ave., cheap. Modern_house and good barn, 199 Binney 8t., $25. 10-room brick house, strictly modern, 620 N. 19th 8t., 6. &-room house and barn, 25 Callfornia 8L, §-room modern house, 113 8. 29th Ave., §20. BRENNAN-LOVE CO., 30 8. 13TH 8T, D—9% 19 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, ELEGANT rooms, finest location in the city. 1909 Capitol Ave. E—M33% LARGE front room, also small front room, together or separately. 2015 Dougl B—600 DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. Ew-21 $1 PER WEEK, 422 8. 18th st., one block south of court hoy E—-62 FURNISHED, Harn ROOMS, first-cla MODERN rooms, furnished or unfurnished; walking dlstance. 2001 Burt. E—00 FURNISHED rooms for gentlemen. Cass st. SentE sy FURNISHED ROOMS—Two very choice South rooms. 2217 Douglas. E—M387 22° ——————————————————— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, Merriam, comfortable summer home. Tel. 8. THE Rose, 2020 Harney. Rooms and board. F—Mis6-210 L. M. E. always hurry. Tel. 790, QM85 EDISON = phonographs, $10, $20 and $30; ‘moulded records, 8¢ each, or $ per doz.: new wheels, $15 Up, 20 hand $ up. Omaha Bleycle Co., 16th and Chicago sts. Q—M222 —_— ORAIRVOYANTS, MRS. FRITZ, clalrvoyant. 104 Cass St. [ —_— e e ELECTRIC TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N 15, 3 floor. R. T—MT8 As* MME. AMES, vapor baths, 14 N, 15th, R. 7. T—158 A13 e —————— PERSONAL, HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chirop- ody, for Iadies oniy, in vonheetion with The Bathery, 216-50 Bee Bidg. U—3i3 PRIVATE hospital, before and during con- finement; bables adopted. 206 Grant St Mrs. Gardels. Tel. F-1182 U3 TURE_permanently cure s send for citcular, O. 8, w York Life 1 treatment. Omaha. GRAMOPHONES and_supplles, llfld retall. as. CHIROPODY a éhpecialty, In_connection ‘with The Bathefy, rooms 216-2%0, Bee Ridg. Tel. 1716, U318 Booklet free. wholesale Coyjins Plano Co., 162 Doug- U316 1902 BUSINESS CHANCES, Ty TYPEWRITERS, POSTOFFICE NOTICE, RAILWAY TIME FOR SALE OR RENT, best $2 day hotel in €00d town of 5,00; five years' lease; com= pletely furnished, electric and gas’ light, steam heat, three railroads, etc. Address E 4, Bee Y—MS57 25 WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchan; your business or vofifl)‘ quick, sce J. 1. Johnson, 48 N, fe. N30 TO BUY, sell or exchange & business, call on C. ¥ Canan, R. 8, 1617 Farnam BAKERY FOR SALE. paying will pa Address B 51, Y990 F. M. CURRIE, Bargent, Neb,, offers 1,200 hesd of good native '2-and 3-yoar-old Stedrs for sale. Ho also 1ls_the atten- tion of the readers of The Bee to s regulur monthly sale of horses to be held at Sargent July 26. At this time he will offer about 200 head of horses for sale. These are native, unbranded horses of excellent quality. Y176 24 When You Write to Advertisers remember it uaiy takes an extra stroke of two of the pen to mention the fact that you suw the ad in The Ree WHOLESALE bakery for sale, good loca tlon and good trade; falling health s rea- son for selling; new brick oven. Address Box Geneva, Neb. Y ¢ PIER CENT gilt-edge gold bonds for, small investors. Lew Wentworth, 630 Paxton Bidg., Omaha, Neb. Y--917 19° FOR EXCHANGE, large retail you to investigate this. ee. trade. WELL imptoved grain and, stock farm in central Nebraska ange for im- proved property or South Omaha. Call on or write “Owner,” &1 Bee building. Telephone 1442. 7289 21% FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. ng, e, connection_with The Bathery, H6-20, Hee bullding. Tel. 17i6. v-a11 PRIVATE home for ladies befor ing confinement; bables Mrs. Hurget SHAMPOOING and hairdr fic, BAR n bleyel new ones at reduced prices. Flescher, 1622 Capitol ave. U DR. B. M. JACKSON, room 4, Frenzer block, chronic diseases a speclalty; con- sultafion free, —11 TEL. ELITE PARLORS, 61 S0, 16th [T MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor, R %, U—M205 Al6* A party of tourists intending to visit 8alt Lake City during the Elk tion, August {2 to 14, returning In eur’, daylight journeys, planned to thoroughly oy the various points of interest in the mountaln country of Colorado, would like to hear from those who are contem- plating a western trip in August. Address 2, Be U—-M214 23 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 GEORGE—WIll “What to Eat. e 46, July U—mdon 21 THE Bonnle Brier, 170 Dodge. Tel. A-2462. JDodee T ole LARGE unfurnished room, ‘board, 415 N. Zth St. L MONEY TO LOANREAL ESTATE. UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport st; rooms with board; transients accommodated, 253 2% FOR RENT—-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. DESK room space, % per month; ground floor room 1: The B::rbllfldlnl‘ .frlocln Farnam street; no e R‘!u for light, hea or_janitor service. C. Peters & Co., rental agents, Bee building. G116 TWO nice front, one rear room for lMght housekeeping, or will turnish for roomers, 1713 8. 10th G203 26% Eeese————————— FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT—The bullding formerly occu- pled by The Bee at 916 Farnam 8t It four stories, and a basement which was formerly used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. If interested xlwly at once to C. C. Rose- water, secrétary, room i0, Bes fullding. WANTED=FEMALE HELP, WANTED, two young lady students to learn hairdressing, manicuring and ebi- ropody and sclentific massage. Call or write Room 220, Hee Bldg. 2 100 Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th & D, C- WANTED — rant, 164 C WANTED, bookkeeper and stenographer. ‘Address B 67, Bee. C—201 WANTED, a girl_for e, lgogfie&;rk', A an ‘small family. Mrs. ave. 16 WANTED, a competent girl for housework. . Dumont, 342 Lafayetie Ave. GIRL wanted for housework; ing. Mrs. M. 234 2206 Harney st. cook. Bureka Restau- st. C—M830 no wi - Lt WANTED, girl for general housework at . 1614 Yates; one who can sleep at home preferred. 283 220 AT ONCE, ladics to travel in the west; a #plendid ‘opportunity afforded women 'of force and energy under our new plans and ethods. For imformation address M. B. thian, ’i Dearborn st., Chicago. C—M379 26¢ AT ONCE, ladles of neat appearance in every town in the United States; premiums iveni with all goods; a chance to make ig money. Address' M. B. Fithian, $3f arborn at., Chicago. C—M350 26% FOR REN;vlken in first-clags location; fent reasonable. ~ Apply R Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee BI1d 1 FOR RENT--Desk room or large space eultable for merchandise broker or party doing business in wholesale district. quire Hene & Co., $16_Farnam St M224 AGENTS WANTED, In- WANTED—Canvassing _agents in ever: county to solicit subscriptions to THI TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Bteady employment with assured good in- come. Agents in the country with horse and buggy especlally desired. Canvassers make easily to $100_per month. Ad- dress, Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bu Bee building,” Omaha. REAL ESTATE—I have prlvl\e funds to loan on city residence property in sums of 3600 and up at b and bl er cent inter- est. Give description of property and amount wanted. Address F' 20 Bee. W—M3i2 2 improved Omaha real ve vo., 800 8. 13th. W23 MONEY to lcan ol estate. Brennal W FER CENT on business property. per cent on residence property. Options to fl! whole or part any time. W. B. MEIKLE, 401 8. 35th 8t w. Farnam 8t W—a24 WANTED—City loans_and_warrants. Farnam Smith & Co., 182 FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H. Thomas, First Nat. Hank Bldg. 1-‘;1. 1648, WANTED—City and farm loans; also bon and. warrants. C. Peters & Co., 170: Farnam St., Bee Bldg. Wt LOW RATES. Private money. PAYNE INVESTMENT CCMPANY, Main Floor New York Life Bidg. W--M323 5 PER_CENT money on first-class ot or farms.’ ¥. D. Wead ] FOR BALE. 7-room house, with porceiain bath, gas, turnace, large barn, south front lot, paved street, near street car. Price, 32,600, all clear, Several desirable houses in Hanscom Place, Good building lot, close in; asphalt paved street. Price, $1,200. Good south front full lot, 424 and Harney, $550. J. H. BHERWOOD, %7 N. Y. early new; %39 and 41 on street TWO modern brick' houses, each nine rooms and laundry South 2th Ave, facing park; 3. M. Rich- car line; prlceJx)lnqu re of ards, 115 So. street. D--M388 IF YOU want one of the nicest S-room homes in Hanscom Place 1 will give you a bargain. Owner left city. Must sell. $20.00 BUYS A LAMBERT Typewriter. Fast, efficlent, durable. Simplest, to learn, use and care for. BUILT FOR BUSINESS. Let us show you. Sent on approval. MONROE & CO,, 811 North 16th 8t, Omaha. 25 easiest WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE that having suc- ceeded the United Typewriter and Sup- plies compary we will fematn in the sam tion and carry in connection with the New Century a full line of Inwincible sup- lies for all machines. We shall be glad 0 have your patronage and we assure the most courteous d prompt attention to all orders. American Writing Machine Co., 415 South 16th St. 'Phone 135, D T T MEDICAL, DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leadin specialist 4 diseases of women in Omah: would call the attentjon of sufferin Jadies to his unsurpassed accommodatiorn before and during confinement and h treatment for. irregularities, no matter what cause, Cail or uddress, with stamp, Dr. Pries, "Arlington Block, 1613 Dodge) maha. OSTEOPATHY, GID. B. & ALICE JOHNBON, osteopaths. Buite 615, N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. 1664. D 2352, MRS. GRACE DEEGAN, 638 Bee bullding. Tel. 2968, 174 Alé e ] STORAGE. A. T. HUNT, §12 McCague Bldg. Tel —856 PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 13- 914 Jones, general storage and forwarding. OM. Van Stor Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. 1550-863, NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. 23, ~370 LAUNDRY. OMAHA Bteam Laundr; 2¢; cufts, dc. hirts, 8c; eollars, 170 Leavenworth. Tel. B4T. —850 BEST laundry. The Chicago, 'phone 28, Pty . _— . _ _ _ __ _ _ } JUNK. J. H. Bherwood, 87 N. Y. L. Biq . RE BEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. for choles ‘bargains. N. Y. Life Bidg. Tei. 1016. RE-347 WILLIAMSON £HARLES 5. 120 Farnam street. RE-34 HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also fire insurance. Bemis, Paxton block. : RE-346 HOUSEE and lots In all parts of city; also acre property and farm lands. The O. F. Davis Co., Room 662, Bee bullding, E—345 A _MONTHLY payment bargain in $-room house. G. M. Nattinger. 'Phone 463, RE—M538 GEORGE Q. WALLACE, real estate, mort- wage, Tentals, ‘ingurancé. Brown Block: RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Unlon Pacific Rallroad company. L A nifi:llll l!al', lllllfl Cfi%m .;‘:,h'flr.h. nion Pa- eadduarters, Omana, Né b RERE RE-34 WHY PAY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME! See the Industrial Home Company ot America. Best plan on earth! Mce 221 Board ot Trade bldg, Omaha R, M. ‘Wilde, manager. N E—M27 A18 o~ 40 ACRES 8 miles north -of Florence; ln to 3 mcres in berries; 200°apple trees, plum trees; walnut and owk 'ove; fine pasture; can all be cultivated; nearly new 7-room houge. Price, §3,00. 3 20-acre tracts north of 'Florence, rang- ing in price from $0 to r_Acre; un- improved. The Byron Co., 212 8. 14th st. RE—21 31 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN BANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life. —363 BOYLES college, court reporter principal, N. Y. Lifte. = MEB. Business & Shorthand College, Theater. LOST. GOLD cuff button with red set. Return to Bee office. Lon—'nl_ W—MI90 22 § PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros. Farnam. W830 PRIVATE Money, F. D. Wead, 1624 Douglas. Wt #100 UP; low rate. Prichard, 17112 Farnam. WMa1 PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 97 N. Y, L. W82 {4 TOSP. C. money. Bemis, Paxton BIk. W-329 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 batteries to worry about. No springs to wind. Noth- ing o get out of order. Own your own bell. No landlord to trouble, Price and Bell absolutely guaranteed. Send $1.50 for sample. Agents wanted. WESTERN ELECTRICAL COMPANY, 122" Farnam Streel, Omaha, Neb, 3 LADY agents at once, to sell the ab- dominal hose supportér; a godsend to stout ladies; also the lifesaving shoulder- brace for old or youns. Mrs. Lake, 139 South 13th, Lincoln, N J-25 WANTED TO RENT St e A i "Dods: \ FOR RENT—HOUSE: VANS and baggage wagons. T HOUSES & 8288 .5 bee Blag: 7 Do LR U S Vo Y BEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO,, for choice houses. @12 N. Y. Life Blag. Tel. xln)'x“m st, C—257 19 118, D in all rts of city. The O. WANTED, 8 to 9-room house, good loca- tion, by first-class tenant, § to 9'room house, furnished, located in the West Farnam street district, by the 1st f September, by best of parties. A l“AglNAM SMITH CO., 1520 "lml:magL WANTED-TO BUY. WANTED, 1,00 0ld feather beds, highest cash prices’ pald. Address A. h. Mack, general delivery, Omaha. Mall orders at- tended to. N—-M23 2 GOOD roll top desks wanted. Address ¥ 4, Bee. N—Mz229 21 tarm lands Address E 65, Bee. W—208 %0 MONEY TO LOAN—~CHATTEL! ‘MONEY We have it to loan in. amounts from $10.00 up on furniture, plancs, warehouse re- ceipts, live stock, eic. We also make BALARY LOANS without mortgage or indorser to persons who have a permauent position, We give you the full amount of the loan in cash and we do not charge for making papers or fliug mortages. With us you ave the option of keeping the money for one month or six, or longer, and you need Dot pay for it longer thai you'keep it We hope by this advertisement to have ou give us a trial and we expect to re- ain your p ‘Lhe motto of our of OMAHA MORTGAGE L 19 Board of Trade Bldg, -~ ° el (Established 1892.) 8. 16th PRIVATE money to loan and ecity property. PLUMBING. D. W. DUDGEON, 210 Farnam. Tel. 1966. B_AS L _ _____________}] GARBAGE, ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO. 00ls and vaults, removes garl la7;|'lmal| at reduced prices. 621 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repair- ing prompily attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th 'and Lake streets. =) o MANUFACTURING. F. MBELCHIOR, 13th and Harney, ma- s chinist. OMAHA Safe and Iron Wka. make & spe- clalty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and G. Andreen, Prop., 102 10 St —— ey ICE CREAM SODA. safes. SARATOGA ice cream soda, one price, 5¢; one quality, the best. 8. W. cor. %th Ames ave, 218°A18 FUR DRESSING. ©O. R. GILBERT CO,, tanners, 1424 8. 13th, 361 ) BALE TIES, SHORT ROUTE TO PAY DAY. Loans o salaried people UPON THEIR PLA oTe, No mortgage, indorser or publicity, These loans made quickly and qiletly. RELIABLE CREDIT CO, Room 8, Third Floor, Paxton Block. X575 FRUIT farm, near Omaha. Address ¥ 61, Bee. N—sel 2 MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel. 14%. D251 HOUSES, ete. F. D. Weud, 1824 })m‘.).'i s HOUSES and fats. Ringwalt, iun;)m;;v[. FOR RENT, large S-room house, city water, 5.00. 3908 Blond Be Omaha Realty ‘0., 1801 Douglas 8 D871 HOUSES, stgre ——— FOR SALE~FURNITURE, CHICAQO Furniture Co. 1410 Dodge. Tel 2020. New and secordhand, bought, soid, exchanged. O—295 FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, B7C, PA‘NTIN&A and re| Qur apecialt worth el: on wagons, ete., 447, P2 RGEST RUSINESS IN LOANS TO RIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- boarding houses, otc.. without se easiest terms; 40 offices n pri glpal”cities.” Tolman, 40 Board of Trade r3 3 X4 2. MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, welry, to salaried PQD‘M, Fole; loan 0., sué. to Duff Green, § Barker Biock. X—901 LOANS, housebold furniture, planos and all kinds of chattei security; lerms to sult; no publcity; goods remain in ¥ posscssion. American Loan C axton block. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 8il North 16 FLORIST, L_HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel. 1268 Bend for price liét, cut flowers and plants. PATENTS, PATENTS Sues & Co., Bee Bldg., O no fee unless successful; advice fr 1 Begl 19 PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat- 1 1. 1501 Douglas. STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. 2 TOP CARRIAGES, 4 phactons. other top and open buggies. Preiffer, 2620 Leaven- worth. P—Ms26 A AL RS . VR HOUSES—Boyer, 21d and Cuming ‘-'r&_;g? ODERN hou Jgckson st l“' ecler & W 1“ 15th st. Tel. 186. DM UALLED, central, all modern, 1- "fig house, 4-room el ~Tizard, M’N. 8§ rooms, 2138 eeler, Douglas ©ROOM, all modern house, 297 Sherman ave, & fime one, §.00 1-roomh, Al modern, 1001 N. 30th t., another . B. ton, 805 B fine ons, .0, G. E. Turl n.oD—H“? 1812 N. 8TH ST. 7 rooms, bath, gas, barn; rent 3. Wm. K. Potter. recelver, Omana Loan and Trust Co., 38 Brown block MODERN, S-room cottage, halt block east Hanscom park. Inquire 151 vw” FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOU! WHITE sawdust; season checked oak tim- bers, cheap; hog lence, etc. Wl Dallslllv other mu Wittman Co., NEW and secondhand typewriters. 1119 Fa Q-3 Y loaned on plain note to salaried business confidential; lowest rates, ‘axton block. The J. A.' Hutton Co. X 898 MoN e MONEY €lry, horses, cows, etc loaned on planos, furnituie. Jews & Reed. 1 & CURED. Julls Vaughn, 4% Ramge fafl, 3 L __ __ _ . _____ _ ] LAWN MOWERS, Sharpened, repatred. L L Wks., 1608 Howa ) Chattel and Salary Loan PHOENIX CREDIT CO.. Successor to J. W. Tayloe. Tel. 146 64 Paxton Block. X—Mi® BUSINESS CHANCES. 10 STYLES trussca: catalogue free. Sher- ‘ap & McConnell Drug Co., 16th and Dodge. Omaha. Q-2 VIM puncture-picof tires, §i. palr Omaha Bioycle Co. CLg0 sta. FOR SALE, oo bresder. ires, $.9 and §700 per h and Chi- QMW miou' hored Fox Terrier, ., O A, ot 1 TQ GET In or out of business call on Wil- Hams, Room 4il, MeCaguc Bullding, A BUSINESS MAN CAN acquire cyntrolling interest in Wble and rapidly increasing leg anufactyring business. Caplial required Ehl 10 35,00. This is worth Investigat- J.:JM)‘.Y.W AUTOMOBILES, ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. Derig) 119 Farnam street. d Sl ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson. Tel. 2546 e LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, 2 U, 8. N'l Bk, Bld. i) NEB. Collection Co.,, 36 N. Y. Life Bldg. Collection Co., 3 ALPIRN buys all kinds metals. $18 Douglas St. — ANNOUNCEMNSNTS. WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tole- phone 2190. 511 Bouth Thirteenth street, of scrap fron and Tel. 2414, 860 —_— e TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717. 506 s.“l&n L. M. E. hauls trunks. Tel. 780. —MS58 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE. To Whom it May Concern—Notice is here- by given that the Hoard o Commissloners of Rock county, Nebraska, ~will, on the 16th day of August, 1902, and until noon ot that day, receive bids at Bassett, Nebraska, for the construction of a Irflfl' crossing the Niobrasa river at @ polnt on or nest the half-section line dividing section 30, north and south, in township 32, range 15, which bridge shull be of the following gen- eral character: Of sufficient length to span said river from bank to bank, including island, and about 600 feet; plle and stringer, under truss, wood bridge; white oak piling, 3 feet, ‘12 inches at butt and driven at least 24 féet into the ground; bents 36 feet apart, 4 plies to the bent; bents protected by pnrn; e breaks, with railroad iron protec- tlon, and bents or piles under same tectéd by two-inch white oak pla ng- ers of Oregon fir, 4x12 inches, laid 16 inches from center to center; l-foot roadw two and one-half-inch 'white oak plank; trusses not less than one inch in dlameter, 4 truss rods to each span; railing 3 feet high, substantial, hard pine, caps on piles 12x12;' bridge to be 6 feet above mark, and to be pain All to be first-class of kind named, Flans and specifications in county cleri’s office. All blds must be accompanied by plans and specifications, and aiso bond as re- quired by law, and no bid will be considered unless accompanied by bond. Right reserved to reject an By order of the Board of of Rock county. Dated Jul G. A. HILLBURG, or all bidi ommissioners 8, 1802, ounty Clerk. July 4 BIDS FOR STEAM HEATING PLANT. Sealed bids will be received for fnstallin a steam heating plant in_the pubiic schoo buflding at Kemmerer, Wyoming, as per plans and specifications, which may be seen upon application t¢ Omaha Natlonal bank, Omal Bids will close July 2, 1902 bids to be forwarded to the undersigned. The suc- cesstul bidder will be required to furnish bond. Work must be completed by Sep tember 15, 162 The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. FRANK MALONE, Secretary, Frontlér, Wyomin Jisait. GOVERNMENT NOTICES, OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- master, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, Jul 19, 19%2. Bealed proposals, in triplicate, will be recelved here until 11 a, m., central time, August 18, 1902, and then opened, for con- structing the following bulldings, includ- ing plumbing, heating and eleciric wiring Six ‘Infantry barracks, one artillery bar- racks, one artillery stable, o artillery gun shed, one artillery guard house, shops, etc., and one bakery, at Fort Leayenworth, Kansas. Bidders will state in their bid the time in which they will complete the work, as time will form an important cen- sideration in the award. Full information and blank forms Mgrupm turnished on application to this office. Flans and specifi- cations may be seen )l'l'.., also in_office of depot quartermaster at Chicago, Bt. Lo d Omah United States reser right to accept or reject any or ais or an: Topos ings” and address Carthy, Il pro- reof. Envelopes to s for Public Bulld to Captain D. E. Quartermaster. 6t-4-19-21-22-33- Au CHIEF_QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. Omaha, Neb., June 23, 1502.—Sealed pro- posals, in triplicate, subject to the usual conditions, will be recelved at this office until 10 & m., central standard time, July 2, 1902, for furnishing material and labor in installing of steam heating plants in the commanding _officer's quarters and five double sets officers’ quarters at Fort Robin- son, Nel Full Information furnished on application to this office, where plans and specifications may be seen, or to the quar- termaster, Fort Robinson." Proposais to marked, "Proposals for ‘Steam Heating, and addressed to JOHN W. PULLMAN, chief quartr rmaster. —JUALI y19-21 OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER— Omaha, Neb., June ¢4, 1602 Bealed pro- posals " in triplicaie, ‘wibject ' to" the usual conditions, will be Teceived at this office and by the quartermaster, Jefferson Bar- racks, Mo., until 10 8. m,, central standard tme, July' 4 132, for ‘thie construction of & frame band stand at Jefferson Barracks, Mo, Full information furnished on appli cation to this office, where specification may be seen, or to the quartermaster, Jef- ferson Barracks Proposals to be marked “Proposals for Band Stand,” and addressed as above indicated. JNO. W. PULLMAN, Chief Quartermaster. -26-26-27-28J y21-22 —————— POSTOFFICE NOTIC! (Should be read DAILY by all interested, as changes may occur at any time.) Foreign malls for the week ending July 2, 192, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at the general postoffice as follows: Parcels post malls close one hour earlier than slosing time shown below. ~Parcels post mails for Germany close at § p. m. Wednes- day. Regular and supplementary malls close at foreign station half hour lafer tha sing time shown below (except that supplement- ary maile for Europe and Central America via Colon close~one hour later at foretgn station). Tr o Mails, TUESDAY—At $:30 a. m. for ITALY ai- rect, per a. 8. Citta dl Milano (mail must be directed “‘per 8. & Cltta di Milano™), WEDNESDAY—At 4 a. m. for IRELAND, per s s Oceanic, via Queenstown (mail or other parts of Europe must be di- rected “per 8. #. Oceanic”); at 8:30 a, m. for EUROPE, per s. s St. Louls, via Southampton. THURSDAY—At_6:3 a. m. for EUROPE, per s s F. Bismarck, via Plymouth, Cherbour; and Hamburg (mall for France, Switzerland, Italy, 8pain, Portu- gal, Turkey, Egypt, Greeco British India and Lorenzo Marques must be dirccted “per & & F. Bismarck™); at 7 a. m. for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, —ITALY, BPAIN, PORTUGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT, GREECE, BRITISH INDIA and_LOR- ENZO MARQUEZ, per s s La Savole, via Havre (am for other parts of rope must directed ‘“per s. 5. La Savole"). BATURDAY—At 0 a. m. for EUROPE, P s s Umbris, via Queenstown; at ©:2 m, for NETHE NDS direct, per 8. Noordam (mail must be directed t'per_ 8. Noordam"”); at 9:30 a, m. for SCOTLAND direct, per 8. Columbla mall must be directed “per 8. Co- umbla”); at 10 a. m. for BELGIUM di- rect, per’ s. 8. Kroonland (mall must be directed “per s 8. Kroonland'); at 11 a. m._for DENMARK direct, per Hnng mail must be directed ‘per s. 8 sland"). *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes printed matter, commercial papers and samples for Qermany only. 'The same class of mail matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless speolally directed by it. After the ciosing of the supplementa: transatlantle mails named above, addi- tional supplementary mails are ‘opened on the plers of the Amerioan, English, French and German steamers and remain open until within ten minutes of the hour of salling of steamer. Mails for S Central America, MONDAY—At 12 m. for YUCATAN, per Dlg'f’. via Progreso. DAY—A't supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for CENTRAL AMERICA {except Casfa Rica) and SOUTH PACIFIC 'ORTS, per s. 5. Finance, via Colon (mail for Guatemala must be directed “‘per 6:30gn. m. for JAMA 'arragut, from Boston! p. m. for PORTO PLATA, per Captain Bennett from Boston (malil for other parts of Dominican Republic must be directed “per &, 8. Captain Ben- nett™). WEDNESDAY-At 10 a. m. for NEW- FOUNDLAND, per s. 8. Silvia. THURSDAY—A{ 8 . m.“for CUBA, YU- CATAN, CAMPECHE, TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per s. 6. Monterey (mail for other parts of Mexlco must be directed er 6. 8. Molllerezl;' 3 at 12 m, for BAR- ADOS and NORTHERN BRAZIL, per 5.8 Basil, via Para and Manaos; at 6:30 p, m. for JAMAICA, pe: 8. Admiral Schiey, from Boston; &t 11:30 p. m. for NE 'OUNDLAND, per . & Biberian, from Philadelphia. FRIDAY—At 1 p. m. for BRAZIL, per 8. Kaffir Prince, via Rlo de Janeiro and Bantos (mail for northern Brazil, Argen- tine, Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed “per s. 8. Kafiir Prince); at 6:80 .p. m. for BERMUDA, per steamer from Halifax. SATURDAY—At § a. m. (supplementary 9:30 a. m.) for PORTO RICO (via Ban Juan), CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per 8, 8. Caracas (mall for Bavanilla and rtagena must be directed ‘‘per Caracas’);: at 9 @, m. for ARGENTINE, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per s. 8. Arabistan; at 9:80 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JA- MAICA, BAVANILLA and CARTAGkNAw per s, 8. Alle(huy (mall for (Enlu Rica must_be directed “per s. 8. Al egnu\y”)- at 9:0 a. m. (supplementary 10:80 a. m. for HAITI and NTA MARTA, per 8. Alps; at a, m. for CUBA, per s, Morro_Castle, via Havana; at 12:80 p. m, 73A, per 5. 8 Olinda’ (ordinary maii Rich must be directed "per 8. 8. Malls for Newfoundland, by rall to North Bydney, and thence by steamer, close at this office datly a 63 p. m. (onneatin, glose nere every Monday, Wednesday an Saturday). ~Malls for Miquelon, by rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at thia office dally at 6: m. * Mails for Cuba, by rail to' Florida, and thence by stenmiers, are dispatched dally, except Thuraday, s} connecting closes for dis- pateh vid Port Tamp n _Monday: ‘ednesdays and Saturdays at ¢%5:30 a. m. for dispatch via Miaml, on Mondays an Saturdays at 630 p. m.' Mails for Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed for dispateh by steamer, close at this office dally except Bunday at 1:80 p. m. and 11:3 p. m. 1p. m. and 11:80 p. m. M a Rica, Belize, Puerto_Cortes mala, by rail to , and thence by steamer, office_dally except Sunda at *1:30 p. m., Sundays at *1 p. m, (con- necting closes here Mondays for Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, and Tues. days for Costa Rica). **Registered mal closes at 6 p. m. previous day. Trs Malls for China and Victoria, nd Japan, via Vancouver . C., close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to July *22, inclusive, dispatch per s. 5 Empr of India registered mail must be cé;lly ad- + dressed. Merchandise for ostal agency cannot be forwarded via' Can- ada for China and JlDlnb for Melone ‘Dere. daily &t 620 ib Senhiy close here dally al 5 . . 0 Jul *2, {nclusive, for auprrcn ve. 5 15 Maru, (Registered mail must be directed “vin Seattle'). Malis for the Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, close here dafly at 6:30 p. m. up to Ju‘{ *025, inclusive, for dispatch r U. B, rlllulPolt. for Hawall, Japan, China and first- ass_matter for the Philippine Islands, via Ban Francisco, close here daily at % p. m. up to July *27, inclusive, for dispatch s. Peru, Mails for Hawail, via Ban Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to July s, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Alameda. Malls for Hawali, China, Japan and firat- class matter for the Philippine Islands, via Ban Francisco, close here daily ai §:% b, m. up to August *, inclusive, for dispatch per s. 8. Coptic. for Australla (except West Au- stralla, which s forwarded via New Zealand, ¥lji, Samoa Hawall, via Ban Frahclsco, close here dally at p, m. after July *19, and up to Au- ust %9, ‘Inclusive, or on arrival of s. s. 'am| , due at'New York August 9, atch per u. s. Slerra. for Australl; except West Au- stralla, which goes via Europe, and New Zealand, which goes via Ban Francisgo), and Fiji Islands, via Vancouver and 3Ic- torla, B. C.,, close bere dally at 6:80 p. m. after August ** and up to Augus **i6, inclusive, for dispatch per 8. 5. Mio- wera, Mafls for Tahitl and Marquesa \‘/la.) Ban Fl’lm:{!flo.A clos ‘hi: dally 2 . m. up to August , inclusive, for dlapatoh per . s: Marip Islands, Transpacific mafls are forwarded to port of salling daily and the schedule of clos: ing is arranged on the presumption of thelr uninterrupted overland transit. **Registered mall closes at 6 p. m. pre- vious day. CORNBLIUS VAN COTT, Postmast, Postoffice, New York, N. ¥, July 18, 1902, P LR UL N R R RAILWAY TIME CAMD, UNION STATION~10TH AND MARCY, Chicago Fust Expres: WEST. Rocky Mountain Lim- Libeoin, Baie. Bprin Beaver, Fuebls sud West s Colo., Texas, 'Cal." & Okiahoma Flyer. Union Pacific. Express . 8¢ Louis Losal Counchl Chicago & Northwestern. “The Northwestern Line." Fast’ Chicago.. 8340 am " . & 8:00 pm czo2e 25383 aylight Chicago jocal” Chicago... Local Carrol 3 Fast Chicago. Limited Chicag E Fast Mall Local Sloux City Tilinols Central, Chicago Express Chicag), Minneapolis & Bt. Paul Limited. .. ..a 7:60 pm Minneapolis & 8t Paul Express Chicago E: Misnour! ¥ 8t. Louls Express. K C. & Bt. L. Bx... Ohieago, Milwaukee & St Chicago Limited . 6:00 Ehicads & Oman %5 740 km D 3:40 pm — WEBSTER DEPOT—15TH & WEBSTER Elkhorn EEEEFZEERIES s 83383 & Missourt Arrive. & 5:00 pra © 5100 pm Hot Springs .. v Casper an ] , _Davi uperior, Geneva, Exeter and Seward. .ab 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm Norfolk, = Lincoln b10:35 am. Paul, Minneapolls & Twin City Passenger. Sloux City Passenge! Emerson Local ...... Miws ri Pacifie, Nebraska Lo¢al, Via Weeping Water ......,b 4:10 pm a10:2% am S BURLINGTON STATION=10TH & MASON ton & Missouri River. Arrive. A 6:30 am & 9:00 pm pm a pm b 85 am Wymore, Beatrico and NCOIN +ouvies .. Nebraska 'Express Denver Limited Black Hills and Sound Expres Colorado ~ Ves Fiyer Lincoln Fast Fort Crook an * mouth Bellevnue Bellevue & K a 3:10 pm a 3:10 pm & 917 am 4 B am o827 Pacific Jot i g Civy, St Blufts. Kansas City Day Ex. E Bt. Louls Flyer... .a 5:10 >m Kansas City Night Ex..a:8 pm - Dl‘ly: & 6:5 am b Daily except Sunday. o Sun- day only. & Daily except Saturday. e Daily except Monday. Chicage, Burlington & Quiney. Chi L 1 .. ‘hicago Vestibule: ‘hicago Local STEAMMOATS, Summer Tours on Lake Michigan. s, MANITOU R LEAVES FOLLOWS: - _MANITOU STEAMSHIP CO,, OFFICE & DOCKS, Rush and N. Water Sts., Chicage. ANCHOR LINB-U. 8 MATL—STEAMERS waw, S :‘Ms’.fi.‘:‘? " Qasaow GIBRALTAR & Ni b formation appiy to HENDERSON . ir any LOCAL 3 HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE New York-Rotterdam, via. Boulogns, §, M. New Twin-Screw s. 8. of 18,000 tons reglster Smee ™™ Noordam sury 96, 204x A" Stadendam aug. s, oA M ener " Pofsdam 630 . M Apply_to Harry Moores, 160 Farnam street; J. 8. McNally, 132 Farnam strost; H. 8. Jones, 1502 Farnam street; Louis Neese, First' National Bank, Omaha. . __ _ __________ ] WIFE AND A MILLION. Successtul Matrimonial Tackle of a Yale Foot Ball Player. When James C. Greenway struggled valiantly against the victorious Prince- ton foot ball team in 1899 he won the greatest victory of his life. He won a bride and $1,000,000. The wedding took place at Pittsburg last week and was worthy of the romance, re- lates the New York World. The bride was Miss Harriet Miller Lau- der, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Lauder-of -Fittsburg. Mr. Greenway didn't know that she was to have a million. Neither did she. That was Andrew Car- negle's wedding glft to his niece. James O. Greenway is a real Greenway, and that means much. A real Greenway has a standing in college athletics like a real Poe. They do things. His brother, John C. Greenway, estab- lished a reputation at Yale that is likely to last as long as college athletics en- dure. Then he made &n even greater rep- utation as one of Roosevelt's Rough Rid- ers. James came along and proved himself a better all-round athlete than John. Of course, belng & Greenway, James went In for foot ball. He made the 'varsity team and played right tackle in 1898 and 1899, This didn't content him. He went in for rowing as well and he made the crew. It is extremely dificult for a man to make both, because they overlap in a measur and they do not leave any too much ti for one to keep up with his studles. It Is absolutely necessary for a student to keep up his work in his classes nowadays. He also weut in for base ball and ended up his athletic achievements by winning & place on the track team. When the Cuban war broke out Dr. John Greenway straightway applied to Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt for permission to foin the regiment. He was then in practice in New York and was begloning to make a name for himeelf. Colonel Roosevelt was mighty glad to have Dr. John and made him assistant surgeon, with the rank of Meutenant. James' C. Greenwey was then a student in Yale and mightily interested iIn foot ball, having made the team, but he was more interested in fighting, a0 he, too, applied to Colonel Roosevelt. He was accepted also and the brothers went to the Cuban war together and both won distinction. After the reglment was mustered out Dr. John Greenway went back to his practice in New York and James returned to Yale to finish his educatipn. He again made the foot ball team, being given his old place as tackle. And he played a smashing good game. That was one of the years when the Blue suffered defeat at the hands of Princeton, the Tigers winning by a score of 11 to 10, but Greenway's work stood out boldly and ever so many people talked shout it. But the impression made upon the Yale men and the Princeton men and all the spectators was as nothing to the impression which James O. Greenway made upon Miss Harrlet Miller Lauder. She is a Farming ton girl who has traveled much. She wanted to meet the young glant, ané as soon as he saw her he was very anxlows to know her. The youilg people fell in lovi at first sight, but they walted four yean betore they married.