Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 28, 1902, Page 7

WANTED-FPOSITION, WANTED, a position as bookkeeper by a oung man of good habits, business col- xn :ruduna recommen: {ddress 8. lison, Box 3, 8t J‘dnwlrd 4 \ STENOGRAPHER—When you want one call the Remington Typewriter bffice, 1619 Farnam street. Telephone 1573. WANTED=MALE HELP, % FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK. It you live in the counuy or in u small town and have a good acqualntance among the farmers and stock ralsers in the nelghborhood you can make 3 easlly by four or nve hours work. Write us and we will send you our proposition, The Beo Publisning Co., Soucitors Lept., Omahas, Neb. B—M213 WANTED; a good mgn in e take subscriptions for Century Farmer. Our agents mal wages everywhere, References re Add: Xwentleth ~ Century ry gounty to Twentleth Farmer, B--613 nee men of experience: 'you a g00d thing. Call at § a, m. 6" Boara ‘or ‘Trde Bldg. B! FOR RENT-HOUSES, FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, BUSINESS CHANCES. [ !'URNITUR Iur h !M' rent. Call Dou[lu D348 FOR RENT, ¢ nun t six-room cottage, and, Calfornia stree streets, o4 ,.“ Choloe In uln at o7 rl’th When You Write to Advertisers femember it uniy takes an extra stroks or two of the pen to mention the fac: that you saw the ad in The Bes. TWO modern brick houses, nearly new: each nine rooms and laundry; 33 and South 29th Ave, facing park; on street car line: price quire Pord. M. R ar FOR RENT, 10-room modern house, large lawn, stabie room, one harse and bug in good condition. J. L. Pufl;upll“’ l‘l Capitol avenue. FOR RENT “elegant brick, moder dence, 26th dve. near St. Mary's cheap. Brennan-Love Co., 30§ 8. 13th st. D-—M#43 30 FOR RENT, 10-room brick, modfrn ret dence, only a few blocks from postoffic i.ull the thing for a first-class hfllrd(nl 0 a month. Brennan-Love Co., 13th st. bS5 13-room, stone, modern renidence, 4 C s-room modern brick residence, 307 Pacific 8-room modern residence, 1128 So. 3ist St., 9-room modern residence and barn, Binney 8t., 8-room modern residence, 113 So. 29th Ave., 1969 !wswm modern brick residence, 361 N. 89th t, BRENNAN-LOVE CO., 39 So. 13th 8t. D—467 31 FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM When You Write to Advertisers femember it vniy lakes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. ELEGANT rooms, finest- location in_the city. 199 Capitol A E—] LARGE front room, also small front room, together or separately. 2015 Douglas. DEWEY European hotel, 1sth and I‘érnqn. WANTED, bench men; steady work. Ap- ly H. Ebrlich & Sons' factory, St oseph, Mo. B-—Mi2l 28% WANTED LABORERS. FOR steam shovel work. Night or day gang. Une and one-half miles east of Erokaway *motor, Councll "Biafte: Hai Grading & Contract compan; —M420 20° EXPERIENCED male nlenolnpher who Qarates Remington typewriter. F 25, B-Mi60 A24 ;’RU!‘I.’WORI‘H\' peracn in each county to manage busin old established house; solid _financial standing; straight bonafide weekly cash sulary; $18 pald by check each Wednesaay, with'all expenses, direct from headquarters; money ad- vanced for expenses. Manager, 3:9 Caxton Bldg., Chicago. B-MATT 25° $1. PER WEEK, 422 8. 18th st, one blook south of court house. E-501 URNISHED, cool rooms, modern, E— arney. ROOMS, first-class location. 2224 Farnam. E—803 A8 MODERN rooms, fur nhhad or unmmx.nea- _walking distance Ml NICELY furnllh!d front rooms for light housekeeping. 2310 Douglas St. large lawn, close In; entleman who _de- E—4% 20° NICE room, modern, quiet home for any sires such. F 23, Bee. ch-| _ TO GET in or obt of business VIM punc:':a::‘wg‘o:’m.&:l”xl §7.00 Hams, Room 411, McCaguo Buudln‘_ M6 un sts. 2DHAND safe cheap. Schwarts, . 13th. BU!mEn MAN IDHAND safe cheap. Derighi, 1119 l:lrnlr_. FOR gas fixtures ses Sam Burns. Q--720 AS _ yon want to buy, sell wr excha L. M. B. always hurry. Tel 70, P our bustness. or 5 atiely YRt _ibe . Johnson, 848 N. TQ, BUY, gell or exhange s buainess, eall 8t —M3L on C, J. Caban, R, §, Ffirnln& When You Write to Advertisers remember it caiy takeg an extra nun ol two of the pen to mention the faot thal you e in The Ree w the ad in BAKERY FOR SALE. [ith 8.0, Interest given in o um T;:m. proposition. ress 3, uk-ry nicely located, doing A BTOCK of harness for sale in one_of raska. For EDISON _phonographs, ‘moutded fecords. the ¢ hew wheels, Bicycle Co., $10, $0 a dach, or $ per dos. up. 24 hand 8 up Omlll 6th and Chicago sts. FOR_ lAl.E 50 cattle, eol.l.flhu ‘of year- ar-olds, cows and cows and healthy and in fine condition. Jrlcel and full description address Tits " oth 8t., Omaha. Q460 30~ FOR SALE-Three litters Scotch Collle pups. H. Brown, 1806 8 St., South Omaha. Q—Md61 31° CONCESBIONS at M. W. A. log-rolling as- soclation picnic at Valley, Neb.. August M. Address Jos. Anderson, v-llca I-n. CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1814 Caga St. g a good bus! n‘ 'l:.r l‘llfiL lriga.'-ll ou gate this. . 4 b e bést towns in eastern N Dlrunul-r- address, F M, MME. GYLMER, wnhl'l celebrated palmist, has returned!to the city after an extended journey throughout the country, and 18 now at the present ad- dress, 315 So. 15th St., Granite block. Y—560—29% FOR SALE, meat market doing $1,800 worth of business per month; reason for selling, old age and want to retire. Address Box 208, Council Bluffs, Ia. —M62 A2 $5,90 GENERAL dry goods sfock, nice, clean, up-to-date, saleable goods, all re- cently bought, no fixtures; owner will exchange for about one-fourth cash, will e real estato for balance, prefers un- Improved land; would assume a mort, l good property; stock will have to remnved trom t location; o il sive. xood deal, " Addrees to rown ew Life bldg., Kansa (‘lly. HO, dalcrlb nt fully what you have to exth Y—Meis 30° HARDWARI stock, $3,600 dress W 3: Deering, Carroll, ELECTRIC TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N 1é; 24 fioor. R. 3 TM8 As* MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124 N. 15th, R, 7. T—158 A13 VERY dninblu large south room. board. 202 N. 18th st. '—M615 m ru-solAL.r HE SIGHED, she sighed, and then they sighed side by side down by the river- side. He nad forgotten' his STOECKER CIGARS. The oniy kind she would et him smoke. U8 28 with £y Ad- ‘Y—M6ss A3 " FOR_EXCHANGE. EXCHANGE—General merchandise, involce $1,200, for land or rlnch other stocks; iist your property T. M.-Cline, 188 O wt., Linooln, Neb. Z-Mi2s A3 CORNSHELLER, nearly new; aiso’a mill, cosi i no use forl( D $ £25 you'to exchange? F 4, Be 63 29° A, 500D lot in South Omaha, clear, for team of work laces Rail- T4 Bee 7433 29 road avenue. Arl';’!JW‘vlflur—mom thoufie (1 S &ood fam! orse and su or his s a cash price, HMRDREEBING, m‘-nlellnnl lnd chirop- oay, for oqtioy: Wik adies 0 The' Bnh-ry, e 0 ee Blag. PRIVATE halnflll. before and during con- finement; bavies adopted. 2306 Grant St. Mrs. Gardels. T “)182 U—-az RUPTURE permanently cured jn o days; send ror circular, O. 8. W 54 New York Life BIAg., OHIIIII. W ihbf in South Omaha, FURNISHED rooms for rent. 1814 Webster, E—M6i4 A N ———, VIAVA, woman's way to health. Home for part payment. T good “arn, . Shicken houss, ste plac treaizient. Booklet free. 36 Bee BIdg., Omaha. u cost $1,200. IMPROVED farm, In céntral Nebraska, to FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. HOSTLERS, teamsters and canvas men for Bros. shows; ship August 1; Sweeney's Employment, 30 Omaha. B-M{19 % TIMBER and_bridge carpenters, $.60 per day, for South Dakota; free fare. Sweeney's Employment, 300 8. 12th st, Omaha. B—Md1s 28 Merriam, comfortable summer home. Tel. 8. ROOMS ond board, The Albany. Dou‘ F~] 1 Mis6 A24 Nl(‘L front room, modern, walking dlr» tance, handy to all cars, ‘019 Burt ‘-‘t ARE YOU a Catholic and unemployed? See me. Hixenbaugh, 500 Ware ‘x’ilml:m WANTED, men to learn b in existence for poor man; short time little expense; positions guaranteed; wages Saturdays; speclal inducements to fl) nts from distance. Call or write, oler Barber College, 1623 Farnam 8t. B—669 A1* EEpEa—————————pesesee—— EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. WANTED, coal miners and machine run- ners, Wyoming; bridge men, surface gang nd extra gang, Wyoming and Nebrask 1 .hovelorl, (,nlurldn vmon -eoal shovel f‘bm- Anmr. ‘Western R, R. B RSN SALESMEN WANTED. BALESMEN for latest advertising novelty. Phenomenal success wherever shown. Sal ' ary or commission. Nevins, 2441 fi"‘ av paying trad New York. WANTED—Salesman | clalties to the retall grocery trade Omaha ana vieinity or'a Chisags house: man or Krocery clerk pre: 16, care Lord & sell grocers’ -p.- Thomas, Chicago. WANTED=FEMALE HELP, WANTED, two young lady students to irdressing, manicuring and cbi- ropody and scientific m: all_or write Room 220, Bee Bl C—2%0 100 Girls. Call Caradian office, 16(h & Dogse. \WANTED l‘dy uoi Eureka _rant, 164 Cass o UTOPIA, 1721 Dlvmpofl Bt F--557 A% THE Bonnl 'BH‘P 1720 Tal Am Jonnie Dodge. FOKR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. DESK room epace, § per month; groun Hoor room ih The Boe hullflln( mn.‘ Farnam street; no ex T ligh or janitor servi fi; Paters H Pental agents, Bee bullding, G116 TWO nice front, one rear room for light housekeeping, or will furnish for roomers. 1713 8. = G293 26% ¥OR RENT—S$TOBES AND OFFICES. T_The bullding formerly occu- B Clea by The. e at bis° arnam 8t -1 ent whlcl m, 00! De rentod very nufn W ol interested apply at once to C. fx water, secretury, room 100, Bee Bt m... FOR RENT—Store in firstclass location; rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg. — FOR RENT-Desk room or large space suitable for merchandise broker or party oing business in wholesale district. quire Hene & Co., 916 Farnam St. 1-M224 S ——————) - AGENTS WANTED. WANTED-Canvassing _agents in nvtr‘ county to_ solicit lumcrlfllofll to THI TWENTIETH CEN' Steady employment with lllured ood ln- in the country with horse lly dellrad Canvassers ly $100_per month. Ad- ess, Century l‘.rm-r Solicitors’ Bureau, building, Omaha. it TED, bookkee, 0(!‘! . ‘IA}‘ B! fl?m..pfl and sten vhur WANTED, a llrl for small fami] ave. 'ED, m t VRN Bintont henerfl housework, all, Sh Tl for housewock. fayette Ave. C—234 ‘WANTED, an nmn-ne-d lady demonstra. tor for city work. F 31, Bee. C-=M4T5 23 IOHE'I'H.I’HG NEW ! 1 Just out. Send 1 Combinati ? n Door Knoh and B!lL “o Rutting or ruining the door. Fut 1!! No batteries t. to 'lnd Noth« Wli:s’l'l.fi Flrn- lu gents w-nua. for sam) &ICAL COIPAN ILECT MEDICOLOGY agents for Iowa field. Hix. enbaugh & Co, 500 Ware bl J-mai oml. Ior finernl housework; Tequired: Shriver, cer Bt. A WIDOWER, a competent lady for ‘general housework; modern convenlences; no washing: give age, references and wages expected. F dl, Bee. C—M620 28% —— FOR RENT—HOUSES. PREEE Y el ceondatitabet e S SUNLS VANS and baggage wagons. Tel. 118, -2 mrenm 2 Span- C—496 29 HOUSES ¥ Sl 8.5 70t | 0 “OVI right get Omaha Van Stor T oo 1l 20 ‘arnam, or Tels. D284 IIJB PA“&‘O‘T“I%C%.M cholce MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. !‘-li 149, HOUBES, ete. ¥. D. Wead, 1824 T R R no ENCER 10-room g e s, &nd Trus lon; ‘Ten! O ugias. £ lock. AGENTS wanted In every city in N.bl"llk’ for a new idea in accident Insurance, 1- to % current rates, liberal commission and exclusive territory to the t man. Ero ressive Mutual Accident clation, ew York Life bldg. Omaha, e WANTED=TO RENT, 9-room house, good loca~ WANTID 8 to by ‘atet-class tenant, 8 to 9-room house, furnished, lnclt.d in the West Farnam street distriet, the 1st of September, best of plrlh W, FARNAM hlrrn €0, 1320 Farna n?‘ WANTED, room and for ‘wife, ln 'oll located, modern ferred; references. -' g ly Drete steences WANTED, to re: !. a 7-8-room furnished, modern \ouu. ok sumnte o loager L] pramve? wn roce. 1ty Bee oo, g 35 WANTED-TO BUY. WANTED, 1,000 old feather beds,_ i cash prices pald. Address A. rmni delivery, Omaha. Mall ura;rl at- ot nded to. WANTED, to buy, bakery, $1,000 to §1,500. Address Be: N Mé14 28 2020 BURT IT 9 roe-l“."::wn $30; \lll 5008 &MM. modern; 3 o aienn HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, %& -roam bouge. ety water, = Inzl‘y.bo 1300 B-s71 ey GOOD modern §-room house. w HO! m& RN I B stores. FOR lu.n-culxmnn. CHICAGO Furniture Co.. Dodge. Bap. *Now and secondbands boog exchanged. ' FOR SALE—-HORSES, WAGONS, "“v. :To'r—c—muun 4 phaetans. other top and open buggles, Preiffer, 0. Leavans worth, P—MixN REMEMBER Harry Frost puts tires on ana fixos vehicles, 14th wnd Leavenwprih. BALE, drivi orn, harness ¥y, Prics Al dall evenings or address Wm. F. !Ahnor. 2410 N. St South Omahg, Neb. P—608 80* FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. VOEITR SRt sesen ooy Bl FOI H to m."; v S an Co., 1621 Farnam, "Q*fl Jackson st. it NEW and secondband typewriters. 1110 Far. 13 Q—Jflv w '“L‘w Drug oof"'ug-r" and rellés. (1119 Farna INDIAR goods 0-‘-' wl o|u_ o Do %‘ecuan %e, In 6220, ‘Beo U-817 exchange for inside acre nrmrty. or several. contiguous, vacant lots, Tine, Call on or write o hu buualn. Omaha, Neb, Tglaphons; Z—-M6A2 28 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. BPECIAL OFFER FOR A l“EW DAYB oF OPHONES and,_supplles, G:‘“m.u Cobucs rang G 1 0y IROPODY ») ty, cglshl;l‘hl mtfw%m el. SHAMPOOING and rdressing, * gonnection, with The "Bathery, bullding. Tel. 171 fi- E- . JACKSON, room 4, Frenzer block, chronic diseases a lpccllll{i con- sultation free, —11 TEL. 780 for L. M. E. messengers. R M350 BLITE PARLORS, 615 So. i6th sl, 24 foer. K goo h St, 2 hlom ge, on car line, nd fine lot on paved stree $2,000~For small house and fine lot, south- west corner 2%th and Chicago each for two b\llldln( lots on 224 3 Blocks n of High school. al taxes paid in full on all the above, GEORGE & COMPANY, 1001 Farnam 8t. RE—609 81 cot! urfih school; n bdlneo "at 5% yfi' cent; price A i cottage, Holipar ity eity HERWOOD, 1 N. Y. LIFE, " RE—M616 28 'H, baths, 118 N. lhld!lour R2Z MME. SMIT] Riee TWO handsome baby boy. for ado) 1808 California St. U When You Write to Advertisers remember it ouly takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad In The Bee. MOLLIE—Don't grab a skyrocket. Page 3, July “What to Eat."—George. tion. 3 17.room brlek &mmnfi‘fila. Grflm‘r\% ldh N TYPEWRITERS. GOVERNNENT NOTICR. $20.00 BUYS A LAMBERT Typewriter. Fast, efficlent, auubm otimplest, easiest 1o learn, use and care BUILT FOR BUSINESS. Let us show you. Sent on approval. MONROE & CO., 8§11 North 16th St., Om;z& WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE that having suc- oeeded the United Typewriter and Sup- lies company we will femain in the sare focation and carry in connection with the New Century a fuil line o( Invincible sup- plies for all machines. We shall be glad .10 have your patronage e LB er(ln[ orders. American Co., 416 South 15th SL "Phy MEDICAL. the acknowledged Jeading 8 of women in O /sufterin DR. PRIES, i fore and during comfinement and his treatment for irregularities, no matter Ehat cause, Call or address, with stamp, Dr. Pries, 'Ariington Blook, 16i8 Dod maba. LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 2¢; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. : collars, el “A-1m 50 BEST laundry. The Chicago, 'phone 206, ¥, cag: b+ —————————— OSTEOPATHY, & ALICE JOHNBON, olt.op.thl, GID, E. & Buite Tel. 1t 615, N. Y. Life Bidg. DR. A. T. HUNT, 612 McCague Bldg. Tel. 2362 .-Il MRS. GRACE DEEGAN, 638 Bee bullding, Tel. 2968, =174 A4 MANUFACTURING, , KELCHIOR. 13th and Harney, ma- chinist. —M358 ‘OMAHA Safe and Iron 3 ull.lly of Ilr. .lel ., .l’l‘ G. Ane #rm. L JUNK. ALmN buy- all :I'Ml of acra) 913 Do St. Tel. M4 m ANNOUNOEMENTS. WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele- phone 2190, 511 South Thirteenth street. em————————— ey TRUNKS AND BAGGAG TWIN CITY EXP. L. M. E. hauls trunks. Tel 0. STORAGE. OM. Van Stor Co,, 1511% Farn. Tels, 1659-863, PATENTS. & Co., .» Omaha; g R tree, £ PAT‘NT FLORIST, L nmnnm “Farnas BSend for price nn, cut nnwm nufiEmfi. MESSENGERS. —M653 28 e ——————— MONEY TO LOAN—HEAL KSTATE. NEY to lcan on Improved Omaha real M & o 0 R. _Lth. estate. Brennan-Love FER CENT o business property. sldence proj !r!olantcmotuu nicest $-room wl.l.l isn T WLa T l ood, 97 N. Y. BI IEE PA oles . WILLIAMSON HOUSES and lots in all pi acre property and farm lan hflwm Davis Co., 562, Bee buil Batik Biae "r& NTED—C“ and flm qu WK % Skl 2 CHARLES E.. men 2. NTED—C arr of clm alse Bl ty, loans. and watrants = W. 3 N rnata Bmith & Cou The O. F. "AR)I and_city |ouu Thomas, First Nat. A MONTHLY ayment house. G. M. N ain in 8-room attinger. P GEORGE G. WALLACE, real es mort. age, rentals, insurance. Brown lfl Fafoam Bt Beo BIdE. UICK messenger service, Tel 1017 q —Mi05 Aug2L p—————rrber . AUTOMOBILES, IuflRlC AUTOI(OBIL“- D‘rllli‘ 1119 Farnam streel BALE TIES, OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co,, 811 North 16th. 4 ) NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel, 235, —3N e —————————— BELECTRICAL OONTRACTORS. GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson. Tew — Fooion Pucine Hauton A 14 ale b, TR ", Jand LOPAINE w&':wugu? 5% .ou;:i / L] g! CENT loans. Garvin ll’q".. WHY PAY RENT? O Bee the i By ot manager. 200 ACRES, 1 ton, il uind land. N YOUR PRIVATE Money, F. D. Wead, 1524 %flg me miles fl"th"lt of Irvi culflvlllbl and first-cl It you are look- nrm flnnt nu to let us show you !hll The Byron Reed Co. ‘Bnlo _Agents), 212 8. Uth s m- fnrml. rl ches, loans: also Bemls, lo hm #100 UP; low rate. Prichard, 1712 m. PRIVATE rifbney. Sherwood, 837 N, Vi 4% TO 6 P, C. money. Bemls, ml%jh. e e —— PRIVATE méney to loan on fi » landa and ity property. Address E? MONEY TO LOAN—-CHATTELS, MONEY ‘K"J'oh g 'l’l", 8, househeld rurniture, visnos and R s "o Securit ¥ Yerms 1o v Sule G pebneity ; goods remain w 3 m&eulon American Loan Co., __MONEY We have it to loan smounts £ tmn lm¢ “9 on ‘f\lrflllllfl, p nofl WAl & _ GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAG] ! o g e ey ! = SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A. C. VAN BANT'S school. 717 N. Y-fll‘ lg‘ P llege, court reporter w:l._e”l. fi&nu-:u- & Bhorthana Coilege, Boya's i e or fter to persons ave & permauent positio We give you the full amount n! the ) in cash and we do not chary nun or filing morta; BRASS FOUNDRY. PRTSI S s st ekl o) o ta AT l#‘l and alumi) cas! N unlakole:ha o 0 E go!:_;‘ Eui ' 3 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. % kinds & :-dw work m I0B CREAM, SODA. u.-maunmf m) u‘)‘ 8. 16th lt:‘ SHORT ROUTE TO PAY DAY. uté‘fi' "h‘&i"‘"":fi" & wileliy. m:?g-‘m‘#m “Deat. %?E"E"l e '“i‘x‘h:::' g Giiahlyaf eo. FUR DRESSING. s A Room 98, . Paxton hfi‘ nufllv. .r-n. o _le’lm.mlfl‘_fih LO, Eelit cities. 'l‘.hll. & b — = xT NEY loaned on ‘ WN MOWERS, Sharpened, repaired. L 1. m,mm‘v‘v’.'rl. 'y, horses, m-. “ g MONEY' loanel, on 3 4 Paxton block. MI’IG“T FUBINEBI SALARIE] EOP sters, mm OEN -.';'3...““‘ Tel. 146 LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PllC;. #U.8 N1 I&_.Iuld. STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julia Vaughs, 4% Ramge E PAWNBROKERS, BUSINESS CHANCES. WHOLw bake! Uon and €608 trade: PLUMBING. LOST. 1 G&'E cuft Mlkuu With red set. !umrgnto RIWABD for raliroad Red Book No, hotel Losi-—Mebt 28% GOVERNMENT NOTICES. PROPOSALS FOR BUILDI MATE- el humbing sng- cleottioal sugbiies hardware, etc.—U. 8. Indian School, eb., Ji {_( l. 1602, —8ealed proposals ot is for nuum?-i Mate: e u;? addressed o the u ersigped al at lchco u: v.'vw :‘uloell'.d::‘ «Ik A:.un or furnishing ah ltn”-?fiool. as nqulna lurlng nu lAr .Mlnl Jum , l Qllln'-"! of t to & l‘l‘ld Inspection. T curv&d fo' ;?" il t“five ot the amount ve per cent of amo sal, “which sheck or dratt rfeited to the Unitéd States in §ase u bidder recelving an awkrd shall tail execute promptly a sa or, f" mn" h"m- Bid; Otherwise 1o Check will & Sl otandont &rd-u‘l-fl CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, po':mmmql-tnlmu, }H' 1o reosived at Uity office, and \u t offl it rmas Pl it o ofce of gariomactes o time, A R ‘:'&'..";xr,u“\u g accept any i proj u ot Ceriy . For further . H. Winslow, 1, mi S FORT RILEY, KANBAS, JULY % i....q tripiicate, will oy ‘mll Ihr'“flfll. ulié‘; St 419 ul i Sile shonbat 1 o'clock a. -. n‘ hu‘l‘&l . hl- :m one Artillery one Artillery States reserves the right to acecept Toposals foF nd addressed, “CA Hes" Congtruating | mm~ mlll'l‘ J-28-4-4- OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- MASTER, Obscrvatory Office Baiding, Des Moines, lows, Jeiy Ju i68. Seaied’ pro’ posals, ' In triplica be recelved here until p. m., August %, 192, for construo- ing, plumbing, electric wiring, steam heat- ing’ and_gas piping Iowa, } field officers’ ofcerf’ quarters, 3 at Fort Des Moines, uarters, 3 double #e's otible sets non-cdom- missioned officers’ quarters, 1 double cav- airy bareacks, & caval house, 1 1 hos) quarters, 1 hay shed, l granary, 1 magazine, 1 ofl house. Inlorm. ation furnished on application here, or at Depot Quartermaster's Offices In Chic m, EI Louls, Omaha, Neb,, and t. Poun Soon B, & remervecsight to Aocept or Teject ariy or all proposals, or parts thereof. Envelopes unlllnh’w proposal; ould be endor s for —, addressed R. B. Turner, Q. oy 26 s 20 30 A% aan E—teeppe————— LEGAL NOTICE, NOTICE. To Whom it May Coucern—Notice is here- h gven that the Board of Commissioners Nebraska ~ will, on the lS(h day of 1902, d o unu! noon of that day, receive Nebraska, for the construction of - brldn crossing the Niobra.a river at a ?fl‘lll on or near the half-section line dividing section 30, north and south, in township 83, range 15, ‘which bridge shall be of the following gen- eral character: Of ‘suficient length to span rive trom bank 0 bank, including 1siand, and -houl 600 lfll. plie and ul wood bridge; white oak piling, # fe.l. "12 thches at bu(l and driven at least 24 feet Into the ground; bents 38 feet a nl‘ 4 plles to the bent; bents plling ice breaks, ‘With ratiread. ifer Brotee. tlon, and bents ar plies under same pro- tected by two-inch white oak plank: string- Oregon fir, 4x12 inches, laid 16 inches from center to' center; 14-fool roadway, {wo and one-half-inch white oak planki trusses not less than one inch in diameter, 4 truss ‘rods ll) each span; ralllng § feet high, (a1, hard pine, Caps on piles lllL bridge to be 6 feet abive and to be inted. All mate t-class of kind named. Flans and specifications {n county clerk's A" bidg must be accompanied by plans and specifioations. and o d quired by nd no bid will be coneidered Uiees stommpunied by bond. Rigiit resureid to rejoct any or all bids. order of the Board of Commissioners b ‘wnflm‘x‘lfilfied ‘“"(l. l C| rk. 3 ity Clerk, 'URG, LEGAL NOTICE. PROPOSALS FOR GONBT)(UCTXON %l" uAaoNnY WATER FOR CHE INE, 0. WATERWOR 54)M o( the City Clerk, Cheyenne, Wyo., Jui 1m8.—Beaied proposgls will ‘be Foceived by by llw cl!v clej y Auluu 21, ‘heyenne, Wyo. at his noon of Thursday, {505, for the construction of & lam on the Middle Fork of Crow eek. Plans and specifications for the propo.ed work may be leen at the offices of the city clerk or the city engineer, and blank forms of proposals will be furnished by the city llch bid must be enclosed In a sealed envelope, and must be lceompnnled by a cert| check for $1,000.00 as a guarantee that the successful bidder wlll enter into a contract. Bidders must furnish satisfactory evi- dence of their abllity to do the class of work require Blds will be opened at a special men!lnx of the clly council of sald city of Chey. enne, )0 la be held on Thursday, August 31, 1902, af clock Mayor. MURRAY, B. A. ABRY, City Glerk —JyHEODISt e -—————— RAILWA' TIMBE CAMD. UNION STATION-10TH AND MARCOY, Chicago, Rock Island & Paocific. Chicago & Northwesters, "I'BO Noflh"llfll Line.” it @I 40 am PRAE tuaacméi’é . "'"B"l"' 3 8E = El Sloux City . Yilinofs Cemtral, Chlcllo Ix uu L o Ty 1‘.4 * o180 pm b 7:20 am l1 K,I';MIMIII & llwfifl Missouri Faecific. 8t. Louls ress. K. C. & Bt. L. Bx Chicago, Milwaukee & St P Chicago Limited . Chicago & Omaha eredhiors' BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON —_— Burlington & Missouri River. Leave. Arrive & 3:10 pm & 3:10 pm a 9:17 am B | ot & ellevnuc be | Bellevue & Pacifio Jet. Kansas City Day Bx....s 4.0 am 8 ¢4 Klnl::cfly“lk‘ifl a0 pm & Ta Dally. b Daily except Sunday. o Sun- ,. é‘I;’dll except Baturday. e Dall; o am cago Vesttbuicd Ex Local .. —— WEBSTER DEPOT-I5TH & WEBSTER Fremout. Elkhorn & Missourl Leave. Arrive. 4:00 pm & 5190 pra 4.8 3:00 pm @ 5:00 pma < ol 'lld:.‘\ 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm ’Mfl! 7:30 am 'b10:% am ¢ 7:30 am Chicago, St. Paul, Min Omaha. City Passenger. City Passenger. Emerson Local .. Missourl Pacifie. Webraska ILoval, Vi ‘Weeping Water .. b 4110 pm a10:8 am Fast Time on the Wabash. Commencing Synday, July 18, the St Louls Bxpress will leave Omaba Union sta- tion at 5:56 p. m., arrive St. Louls 7 Wabash new city ofice, 1601 Farnem street. _|PLAN T0 HARNESS THE SUN Building Inspeotor Oarter Finds Inventers Long Lost Drawing. WOULD MAKE OLD SOL PUMP FOR FIELDS Bin fn Aba; id Elevator Yh Reecofd of 1des Which Mas Been Developed in Another Form., Bince Bullding Inspector Carter began his crusade against ramshackle structures he has come across many curious afticles tucked away between jolsts or studding, or hidden in cubbyholes or closets, and evi- dently long since forgotten by persons who onte cherished them. Love lotters, tied with faded ribbon are turned up by the bale. Rusty cutlery, dimantled firearms and dog-eared books make up the bulk of this flotsam of the rookeries, though occaston- ally he chances upon such articles of in- trinsic value as old coins and once a dust- covered mantel ylelded a certificate of di- vorce. It is possible that the certificate was the sequel of the love letters, though this cannot be proved, as Mr. Carter does not keep & collection. Saturday he found something fn & bih of the old elevator at Eleventh ptreet and Unfon Pacific tracks that Interests him al- most as much as would a pile of human bones. or a chart showing the location of a cached treasure. It is a drawing seription of a device for utilizing t! rays in operating a pump for frrigation purposes. Buch a device is already In use, but the machine which is now trrigating the orange groves of southern Callfornia differs very materially from that portrayed in the draw- ny Moreover, the drawings must have been made long before the California ma- chine was built, or perhaps ever thought of. They are mildewed, faded and in some places rotten with age. Thrust away in & uiche of the great gully-like bin, a quan- tity of dlifterent kinds of grain rattled out of the shects as they were removed, show- ing that they must have beem there for a long time before the elevator was aban- doned, which was nearly ten years ago. Principle of the Machin The California sun pump utilizes the principle of reflected heat, mirrors being used to converge the rays upon a bofler. This machine uses double convex lenses instead of mirrors, and refracts the heat instead of reflecting it. If the drawings are any criterfon the machine contemplated by the unknown inventor is much more compact, concise and simple than the ome now in use. The principal feature of it is three su- perposed convex lenses. The lower one Is immovably fixed a few feet abave the boller, upon which it focuses the sun's rays; the two upper ones are fitted with bearings which permit them to follow the sun in fits flight across the heavens,'a movement which, on the part of the len: is accomplished automatically, without use of clockwork. Hach of the top len gathers the rays and bends them upon the lens beneath, but does not focus them, s the discs are placed too close together to admit of that—a precaution taken, ©po doubt, to prevent the melting of the glass. The device for keeping the top lens faced toward the sun is ingenious. The bearings in which 1t swings are fitted with soft lead bars about the size of lead penclls, which project horizontally into the shaft. The moment the rays touch a side of the shaft (a fact which indicates that the top lens is no longer in a correct position in rela- tion to the sun and the lenses hemeath it) a small portion of the lead point is melted mway, the lens resumes its proper plane and the error is corrected. Notation of Imventor, The following notation appears on one of the sheets of drawing paper: Plan of d.vlc. for generating steam for operating a pump for irrigating purposes. ?hould Il:‘a.ulatull in cage of arouth, wnan for weeks no clouds appear and the sun shines continuously. Wlfi save its cost In fuel in a short time “The machine may not work,” id Mr. Carter, “but the principle seems sound, aad 1 belleve it can be made to work. No, I don't think I shall go to the expense of baving a model made, but I'm going to show these drawings to a practical me- chanic I bave in mind and see what he thinks of them.” It the drawings ever bore the name of the inventor it has been obliterated by time. A WELL KNOWN ALBANY MAN Oholera and Diarrhoes Remedy. About elghteen months ago Mr. W. 8, Manning of Albany, N. Y., widely known in trade circles as the representative of the Albany Chemical Co., was suffering from a protracted attack of diarrhoea. “I tried Chamberlain’s Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,” he says, “and obtalned immediate relief. I cheerfully recommend this medi- cine to those similarly aficted. TOWN WITHOUT POSTOFFICE Postmaster of Spi Valley, South Dakota, Decamps, Taking Ofice f with Him, BIOUX FALLS, 8. D., July 27.—(Special.) ~—For the first time in & quarter of a cen- tury Spring Valley, Turner county, is without & postofice, due to the removal without notice of the government property and the departure of Postmaster Lovett. Lovett left for Kansas. His bondsmen may decide to Institute an actidn against him for his pecullar method of abandonlng and removing the mall and fixtures of the post- office. He took what mail was in the of- fice, together with the government prop- erty, to Hurley, where he requested Post- master Mansfleld of that pl to take charge of and receipt for it. This the Hurley postmaster refused to do, when Lovett left the mail and property in the Hurley office and departed om the firet southbound trais. No Time to Fool Away. Coughs, colds and lung troubles demand prompt treatment with Dr. King's New Discovery. No cure, no pay. 60c, STEAMSHIPS. THE SLEGANT VTEAMBHIP MA".T u d LBAVES CHICACO AS FOLLOWS) Tees So.m. Thure. 10:80a.m. Sab Ap.m. WMANITOU STEAMSHIP 0O, ‘OPFIGE & 0OCKS, Buh aad . Was 1. nf-’ - Rotf "I g Ryndam Augto 1o A M ‘"E",JI..%‘";"” .."::a- A ocse, Firat an-ul