Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 31, 1902, Page 9

THE QMAHA DAILY BEE THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1902 9 SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements for these columns be deliverad on presentation of the oheok omiy. FOR SALE—CIGARS, $50.00 IN GOLD. It pays to buy your cigars of us.' You y wake up some day and find_yourself of of Fifty Dollars in Gold that e away to our customers each menth. Butler & Miller, N. W. COR. 16TH AND FARNAM STS. 886 WANTED—SITUATIONS, A BTENOGRAPHER—When you want one F" the Remington Typewriter office, 1619 arnam street. Telepnone 17. —M450—AAU WANTED—-MALE HELP. ll HALF A DAYB WORK i )nu live in the country or in a small and have ® good acquaintance Imml[ the farmers and stock ralsers in the nelghborhiood, you can make § easily lonr ur )lva !wur work. Write us a we U our proposition. e Bee Publl-hlnl Co., Bolicitors’ Dept., WANTID-—A “good man in e coum; take subscriptions for T o T Eentury Otir agents make 00d on eV ‘where. Refere "}“m..r, Omaha, Neb. FOR RENT-HOUSES 1912 N. %TH ST., 7 rooms, bath, gas, bar Tent $%. Wm. K. Potter, receiver, Oma Loan and Trust Co., %8 Brown bll.):l GOOD modern §-room house. 2604 Blondo, D712 n2 CHARLES, four-room cottage; rent Wm. K .Potter, receiver, Omaha Toan and Trust Co., 408 Brown block. D13 MODERN house, § rooms, 2728 Jackson St. Wheeler & W ler, Douglas and 15th St Tel. 186, D M358 endéu all modern house, 2207 Sherman Ave., a fine one, $27. 2Wth St., another 7-room, all modern, 100 N. fine one, $%. G. E. Turkington, 606 Bee. D714 924 42D ST., 7 rms., all modern. $, rd st.. T-rms.,' modern, except fur- NT ©O., Main Floor 1781, M66S 31 FOR RENT, excellent six-room cottage, 524 nd California streets, in Trepair Cholee nelghborhood; $32, including wates rent. Inquire at 607 N. 19th street or 507 N. Y. Life Biag. D1 When You Write to Advertisers remember it unli takes an extra stroke of two of the Hon the Tact that you saw the'ad in TWO modern brick houses, nearly new; each nine rooms and laundry; 3 and 4 South 29th A cing park; on street foo.Inquire” ot 3 M car line; price, Rich- ards, 115 So. treet. D atsss FOR RENT. soom, stone, modern residence, 413 Cass ., s-room modern brick residence, 307 Pacifie 8-room modern residence, 1128 So. 8ist St., $-room modern residence and barn, 108 Binney 8t., 8-room modérn residence, 113 So. Jth Ave., $-room modern brick residence, 31 N. 39th St., $0. BRENNAN-LOVE CO., 309 So. 13th St. D467 81 rences entieth Century WANTED—lnlurlm:e men of experl C-n offer” thing. Call a 438 Bfllrfl a( rade Bldg. B—M house, strict , nice lawn, $20. first- NEW é-room mod class M;:;.N neighlorho Bew: ‘When You Write to. Advertisers remember it unly takes an extra wtroke or two of to ?nnuon e fact that You saw the ad in Bee. FURNISHED house for rent; all modern conveniences. 1108 Davenport Bi DAL FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, ELEGANT rooms, finest location in the clty. 199 Capitol Ave. B—M3% mnmm&mn m‘h ll-nu‘rlnher who %ru- emington typewriter. F 2, B—M460—A24 B YOU s Cathollc and unem loyed? ‘fkenbaugh, s Ware bl e R DEWEY European hotel, 13th and ,arnm §1 PER WEEK, & 8. 1th lfluth of court hom. FURNISHED, cool rooms, modern, 2011 gunly. "B AR one_block E—621 ROOMS, first-class location. 2224 Farnam. E—808 A8 NICELY furnished front rooms for light housekeeping. 2310 Douglas St. 5 TED-Men to learn best paying trade hn gxlsteiice for pwor man; short time; positions [unrlnlud, ‘wa m urday: ecial inducements to J licants from distance. Call or write. Barber College, 1623 Farnam St. B—o9—Al1* WANTED—First-class cutter for harncss department; bes! of wages. Address Buckstaff Bros. Mtg. Co., uncoln,uN;lm WA TED, 10 teams and wagons !or grad- at S6uth Omaha brewery; wages 8,60 dey, B—6%5 30 WA 'TED-—-At once, experienced book: Ktr (ol' temporary position. Addres B—-7% WANTED for U. B, Army Able bodled un- ‘married men between & d. 35, , read and write Englisn. mn.du“ A to Recruitl Omaha, Builain, Lincoin, Nebraska. FURNISHED rooms for rent. é‘i‘ W-h-_tsr. NICE room, modern, large lawn, close fn; diilet home for any gentleman who sires s F 33, Bee. E—M69) FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Merriam, comfortable summer home. Tel. 8. F—283 ROOMS ond board, The Albany. 101 Douglas. F—M AA FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. NEW and secondband typewriters. 1119 Far. s B - 1% STYLES mai trusses, re N onnel “Drug o it hud Dodge, Omaha. Q-2 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTEL INDIAN goods and relics. 119 hrnn-. et 1.::6.':% Bchwarts, 114 u ufi VIM puncture-proof tires pair. Omaha Bicyecle cago sis. —e— IDHAND safe chea| SDHAND safe cheap. D:!‘.:l‘. 1119 Farnam. Q06 8, household kinds of untn sult; no publicity ousesslon. American Loan Co. ‘axton block. llurv Mlnon and ncum ds remain our 3d foor, X578 lONEl’ loaned on pllno-. tuml(un ‘cr eiry, horses, cows, ete. C. b BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR gas fixtures see Sam'l Burns. Q720 A5 L. M. E. always hurry. Tel. 0. FON SALE, 50 ell(le, '.-vnd.llns of yelr- e:P 2-year-olds, cows and cows and ives: all Bealthy and in fine conditio For prices and full description addre 1116 N. 40th St., Omaha. Q—460 30 FOR SALE—Three litters pups. H. Brown, 1806 8 St. !‘(’)‘"h Dml CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. FRITZ, clurv.y;nh 1614 Cam St. 83w MME. imn':n. Omaha's celebrated paimist, ham returned to the city after an extended journey throughout the country, and s now at the present ad- dress, 316 So. 15th St, Granite block_ TO GET_In or out of business cali on Wil- llams, Rocm 411, McCague Bundu%_. and. Jf, Jegitim: a utln‘ E B’l’. L‘Hlll requires A Sonneen; N. ¥ Lite, o Y—MEM pell or exchan R want to nur business 0[ When You Write to Advertisers femember it caly takes an extra stroke of {wo of the pen 'to mention the' fact that you saw U in -$20.00 BUYS A LAMBERT Typewriter. Fast, efclent, Cunnlu l(muluk easiost to léarn, use and care BUILT FOR BUSINESS. Let us show you. Sent on approval MONROE & CO., €11 North 16th St., o-m_ E————teSpeesete——— LAUNDRY, OMAHA Steam Laund *e ol 2c; cufts, 4. 1760 unvwvmb. ~1788, The Chicago, ‘phone 6. —M351 E———————— OSTEOPATHY, GlD E & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths. te 615, N. X. Life . TeL 1064 BEST laundry. R, A. T. 3 B L Dn:. HUNT, 612 McCague Bldg. Tel MRS. GRACE DEEGAN, 538 Bee building. Tel. 2963 ~174 Al4 MEDICAL. ATTENTION!, ATTENTION! MRS, DR. EDWARDS OF CHICAGO, the greatest clairvoyant, trance medium and paimist of the age, guarantees satistac- tion or no charge for reading. If there ig anything you want to know, any desire of your heart ungratified, consult this girted W hose power as mystified the keptical. "All aftairs of life, love, business, lawsuits, buried treas- o mancy. 50 & Visit to @ genuine priestess of occultism il repay you for many disappointments. Don't m his opportunity. Your. life VAL be made br happ! marked out that 10 BOUTH' 111k BT, 'NEAR Letters answered. "All busines strictly confiden 93—31% ELECTRIC TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, baths; 118 N i, 3d floor. R. 3 TeMids AL MME. AMES, vapor baths, 14 N.’lilh. R. 1 VEI\Y desicable llrl‘a south I'oom. with 202 N. lith T—M615 11+ PERSONAL. HAIRDRESSING, ‘manicuring and_chirop- for ladies oniy, in coanectiol fl wilh "h. Bathery, 4d6-2u Bee Bldg. —313 d during con- 306 Granot St U313 RUPTURE. permanentiy cured Jn % 10 @ aays; send ior circular, O. 00d, M. D., R T e umnb_x:lm BAKERY FOR SALE. A fine bakery, nicely located, doing & good paying business, large retail trade. B pay Jou 1o laves ate this. Aadre-. B Y999 MAN wnh $3,000. Interest given in a splen- ess proposition. Address “. Y—463 8 FOR SALE, meat market doing $1.500 worth of business per month; reason for selling, old age and want to retire. Address Box 28, Council Bluffs, Ia. Y—M622 A2 HARDWARE _stock, $3,500 um. Ad- dress W. J, Deering, (,lrmll Ms&s AR Ober- GENERAL mdse. stock for sale. lender & Ryan, Coleridge, Neb.: stock about $1,000; will sell all or half; half cash, balance on one year's time; doln( rwd business in good town In best farm- ng country in northeastern Nebr‘lkl. Reason-for selling good Y682 Al EQUINE RECORD CO. vaen best dividend paying Investment of century; "rllu for. &Arueulnru Equine ecord Co., \ Y--M800 81* . FOR BXCHANGE. DR. PRIES, the owlod.'fl kldlnl specialist in diseases of wom! would call the attention s8ed 8cCo! confinement and his lr;:lm'nt 105 Irn‘\l.l‘ldrlllll. l:lo n:‘lln what cause. Call or address, wit* stamp, . Pries, Arlington Block, 1513 D_o%l. Omaba, DIES Chl hester's En al LA c tl ; safe; Nlllbr' T’{vy o tamps, for particu “Rane( Stor Taaies In" letter Ask your e 5{ rnu: Chemical Co Bhitadelghie, Pa. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A. C. VAN BANT'S school. 71T N. Y.flt BOYLES college, court reporter prin AT s N GOVERNMENT NOTICR. returned to the bidder. Bids accompanied by cash in lieu of certified check w! ba_‘considered, For further information apply to W. H. Winslow, Superintendent. J-fl-d»lld-m TedRILIY KANBA! JULY 5, 1908. — August then opt for t Conptruction of the following buldings, - ai lumbing, heating and electric [ fled, and for ‘machinery ruction of one cks, one Artillery o, U8, Artiller ry Stal three Fiel: o Doubis ¢ Line omcan ‘el © Fort wiey, Inltr\lc(lnn!l tomhlbd.flef hh.d blan| o sal wi urnl upon uonv:: this office. Plans and -p«m- cation lon;fl:n-{“nt seen Here, aleo in_ offic rtermasters a Joule. Mo, and Omaha, St inited States reserv e right to accept or Teject any or all bids or any, thereof. invelopes to be Publlc Elllldlnr addressed, Ess, Constructin master, J-28-a-4-t- in LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE. To Whom it May Concern—Notice is here- by given that the Board of Commissioners of ock county, Nebraska will, on the 18th day of August, 192, and unul noon of that day, receive .‘dl at Bassett, Nebraska, for 'the ‘construction, of & bridje crossing the Niobra.a river at a f nt on or near the haif-section line dividing section 30, north and south, in lo'nlhlg 23, range 19, hall be of the following gen- t length to an sald river from bank te ban) lnclud island, ap about 600 feet and strin under truss, wood b White ok piling, 34 foet, ‘12 Inches at butt and driven at least 24 feet Into the ground; bents 38 feet apart, 4 plles to the bent; bents protected by iling ice breaks, with raflread iron protec- ion, and bents br under same pro- ted by two-inch white oak plank: st ers of Oregon fir, 4x13 inches, llld 16 Inch from center 14-foot rtal to be Phnl and specifications ln county clerk's ice. 1 blds must be -acamunlod by vlnn- goecifications. and aise Te- by law, and no bid il be Considered unleas accompanied by bond um reseryed elect. -n or all bids, ‘ommissioners order of th F pard i oA luu.mmo. E"“mfab'"h ock ess & Shorthand College, Boyd's Theater. = P ———————— LAW AND COLLEOTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, 13 U. 8. N'I Bk. Bla. NEB. Collection Co., 36 N. Y. Life Bid, —348 Al"" . sl EXCHANGE--Generai merchandiae, involce 312,00, for land or. ranch; other’ stocks; fist vour property with me. ~T. M. Cline, 1288 O st., Lincoln, Neb. Z-M624 A3 $10,000 TO $15,000 stock of general merchan- dise to excmms“ fov_land and_one-third cash. Address XYZ, Emckloy‘ Neb.’ Z—Mosh 3+ VIAVA, woman's way to health. Weatment. Booklet free. ¢ Bcn Bldl Omi Uiy 224 suppl ‘Oliins Plano C U—ds NICE front room, modern, walking _dis- tance, handy to all cars. 1819 B-’l:t ‘-‘tm CHIROPODY a speclalty, In_connection ith The Bathery, rooms :16-i2, Ses Blds. UTOPIA, 1721 Davenpon Bt. F-867 A2 WANTED—A boozer or stude week nmntud. mont, Neb. barber at once; no nt_need y; Madson, 226 Main, Fre- B—M6 2 RUG clerk with about two years' ex- D &mmh'l Pharmacy. 106 canvas men for ws; ship August 1; Employment, 30§ 8. B—M808 31 TIMB! bridge carpenters, $2.60 per m}ur South Dakota, ie Swmvra Employment, 309 8 1 ers, free fare. 8t., 8 WANTED-—A veterinary sur eon. Buch- | ‘helt, Grand Island, Neb. terred. erman pre- B—Ms01 1¢ EMPLOYMENT AGENGY. miners and machine run- u, P, ‘estern R. R. Labor Agency, 810 So. um HOME work, 0 momhly copying letters; end two stamps {or, pariicu BSupply Co., wo4 Halsted SALESMEN WANTED, ‘WANTED, salesman to sell grocers' s retail mw to the srocery 1 Bonte i ol o s Chicags house: faled " hadress & 6 care Lord & Thomas, WANTED-FEMALE HELP, WANT! two young lady students to learn .ur-lln‘. manicuring u(l}fl‘nchl- te Room’ 22, Bee Bldg. ot 00 Gtris. Call Canadian ofice, 16th & Dodg. W. , lad; k. Bu w lt.’ ‘¢o0l reki nuuunn;. nc-l housework; ), & girl for . Mrs, a1 Bh'rg‘m Nuuwuk. Al T P L blby 9" lm un ol "Rt SR S WANTED, a lady agent for a well known useful article; no competition |‘ money; wds“ Manutacturer, pu- "o 2ih m St WANTED-Girl to do plain light house 2 Davenport. WANTED—GIrl for weneral housework, = Mason lé C—Msuas JFOR RENT-HOUSES. VANS and baggage wagons. Tel d all parts of cl(y The O. HOUSES ¥ 58782 i 5oe Hiag: D0 o e U 0 8 e s RTY e o ToL e MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel. D16 UBm tonn Vu ICER BT, 104 ho oy T Y m an w erL K. Potter, and Trust Co., e ————— e BURT, ST., § rooms, modern $30; , § rooms, modern and barn, us; 8 roo! 3 .0t rooms, . Rmgwi Sarrr D " receiver, DEBIRABLE south room, with board. 202 F—663 A1* LARGE, well furnished rooms, single or ensuite; board If desired. 1709 » THE ROID. 2020 or ensult B Ssonatls: parlors, ler rooms; —689 Aug roey, also small FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. DESK room space, $ per month; grouud floor room in The Bee bulldlnl. facing Farnam street; no expenge for lich or Janitor service. - B. cn.. Pental agents, oo bullaing, . FOR RENT, unfurnished rooms, si eitauite, Cof Hht howsekooping. Wi nell bldg., 16th and Harney Janitor. G See 676 31 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT—The bullding formerly occ: ied by The fiee at 918 Farnam St 1t us four stories, ané a basement which was formerly uséd as The Bee press room. This wiil be rented very reasonably, 1f interested o a) at once 4 10, Beo mumu secretary, room FOR RENT—Store in first-class location. fene nuonabu. Avnlg R. C. P“"fi‘ .+ ground floor, Bee dg. '?3;.5 o merenandise SroMst ar party o for me S0lhg Bubtases [h wholesato istict” “1n. quire Buu . Co., 916 AGENTS WANTED, ;wufv'nm-n" uufi-fl"“%fi rse ludy cmpmm::ih with fl buggy es) ; N :Tm“.‘.‘.m pals e S mu‘l"l' tury Farmer lolu:uan BOMETHING NEW ! 1 Just out. gemple; Combination Door Knob o cuttln‘ or rulning dool n any dooi a_moment. 'on‘) lho‘ul Canvassers Ad- t | MEDICOLOGY for Towa feld, Hlx- anbaugh & Con s Ware m WANTED-TO RENT. WANTED, § to $-room I:Ill‘. lood loca~ o o Fag hv b at lembor it of parties. by -B‘x' 0.0 Fargam gt. W PARNAM EMY WANTED-TO BUY, WANTED, 1,00 old feather cash priccs paid. Address ack, general do Gctivary, Omana. Mali omuu s WANT to buy & large good horse. ¥ y & large g rr‘-: 63, CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Tel. New and secondhand, MD‘:“ sold, exchanged. '8 DINING &oo- l\ll"l; re. Some odd Dfi en ware for sale. 2015 mornhul llh FOR SALE-HOR II. WAGONS, ETOC. 1] 'N?‘P CAR:HAGM phlowll other top open buggles. ffer, 2620 Leaven- .n p P—M526 A REIB“BIR Ha Frost puts tires on and fix.s m'-r.ry ith and ’l‘lvon'orih. FOR SALE, driving horss, harness Price reasonable. Call ov'nln ‘Wm. F. Lehner, luu(h Omaha, Neb. SHAMPOOING and hairdressing, gonnection, with The Hathery, ui—m Bn building. T U8l k. M :‘ACKION. fopm t.ltn::;r c disease: peclalty; con- ...u.u.f..?.. o Y 'K'IL 78 for L. M. E. messen; BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. JUNK. MIXED country -cup. $11; stove plate, $8. 'Alpirn, 313 Dougla = ANNOUNCEMENTS, WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele- poone . oll Boutn Thirteenth strest, _—— THE MARKS BUSINESS COMPANY, PLWRI l'i of lndullrlel. 'E_AND LOA! Partners Fur pecial ti6n to the Sale of Furnisheq Roomin Houves, Hote! mur and News Standa, eries, Meat Mar ket Stores, ‘Milineries and all dlasces of Business. Capital Becured for Patents. -Stocks of Mer- chandise, e Advance money to buyers on-easy terms. it you are looking for'small 0r Jaree in- yestments we can or should you siness and want i l %( llle!;::::l and etion. or w USTNESS C ELITE PARLORS, 615 So. 16th St., 24 floor. U167 AL MME. SMITH, baths, 11§ N. 15, 3d ficor, R %, U—M25 AlS* ‘WO handsome baby boys for adoj mC-luorm. (Cagd U When You Write to Advertisers remember il Vuly Lakes wir extra stroke of two of the pen to' mestion’the fact that 70U saw e ud in The Bes. tion. a MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. MONEY to lcan on improved Umaha real estate. Brennan-Love Lo., % S. lith. w‘ PER CENT on_business proporly. o uSn‘.".‘é °3y":fi"|2°8r Bart aby time.. s ROERIE o B &’ MA B 436 GOOD BLOCKE. DES HOINE!. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, SPECIAL OFFER FOR A FEW DAYS OF PROPERTY NEAR HIGH SCHOOL. $1,500—Practically new house; good east ‘tront lot, No. 314 N, %th St, 3 blocks south of Creighton Colege, Qn car Une. nm—fl-mm house Infl fine lot on paved Uwvor small house and fine jot, south- West ‘corner 25th and Chicago Bu on all the abov GEORGE & CDMPANY 1001 Farnam St. RE—608 31 A _BNAP! Elegant modern $-room bri-k dwelling, $6,000. - ¥ray Kountze Place, $3,7%, worth nklin J. Grigen, 1 Ni‘v. Life. BEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. 1 onoles Dargains. 601 N. Y. Lite Bidg. "Ru ol WmED—Clt{h ln:nl lnddn'l::tnlu. Farnam Smil Co., t. CHARLES B, 18 Farnam street. R WILLIAMSON 'W dlv Io WANTED—City and warrants. m St., Bee tes. W, e W- loans; also § Peters & Co., l? W: N Riv EaTae ,h Floor Now #NT Cl!l( ANY. ork Life Mz HOUSES and lots ln‘n parts of city; also acre mowm lands. ‘The F. D"ll C “‘ IC. bulldlll’m_‘“ A MONTHLY ment bargain in S-room lombvg.l‘)l.mmu - ‘Phone 463. GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., eluu poois and vaults, removes m nd ad animals &t reauced prices, L 173y, —=$== PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, reliabl lmulnnodll- g, wil business conndential. 1l Douglas _— TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP, 'Phone 1717. 506 8, 16th. =M L. M. E. hauls trunks. Tel. 78, STORAGE. OM. Van Stor Co., 1611 Farn. Tels. 1660863, AES———————————eeermet————— PATENTS. PATENTS Sues & Co., Bee Bldg., Omana; nn I€e uniess successful; NVI“ free. —481 Sept iv* FLORIST, L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel. 18 Send ror price ilst, cul Howers and phnu. =____—__—_= MESSENGEMS, UICK messenger service. Tel. 1017, 9 . 34106 Avigat ——— . T AUTOMOBILES. cmes———t—— e g gt ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. Deright's, 119 Farnam street, =) BALE TIES, OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 16th. NICKEL PLATING. GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate, mort. gage, rentals, insurance. BmvnRhlocI K CENT I Garvh . L] “m. oans. n Bro“li 1604 PRIVATE Money. F. D. Wead, 1624 Dafsl'u. w. i RANCH and farm lands lur sale by Union Pucific Rallroa mpan, McAllester, land cnmmlulunor cific Headquarters, Omaha, the A. nion’ Pa~ RE-34 P; low rate. e m. 00 U W ral Prichard, lm“!‘_un- PRIVATE money. Sherwi o N Y L Y. 00d, N Tiad WHY PAY REN ? OWN YOUR HOMBE! Home Company of e men 21 PATOGP.C. money. Bemis, Paxign Bik. on ,{‘{.‘;_‘:fl D, & loan of $.000 on inside PRIVATE money and city Dmvmy. annum; wiil pay i Naress T 41, Beer WoNEH B CONCERNING the state of affairs Of lll I desire to state that in this state a every other stai THE STOECKER CIGARS are the most legitimate articles on the market. W858 A 51, nt interest. 1% miles northwest of Irving- er_cultivetion and first-class cre. 1f you are look- fail to st us show e Byron Reed Co. . 14th’ st. USES, lots. farms, Les, “2,‘,'.‘3.\.:..";.. Bemils, Paxton hlnk. F'..‘,. WANT 1o vell quick u Toom cottass at Fas, sewer, water, |§?‘5—§ " Gates, E M0 1 FOR IALII I\P um land, near Flonncn $1,000. The . Pavis Co., Bee Bl E—656 Al MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. - MONE loan In amounts from $10.00 warehouse re- o 180 make AN -mr to persons mortgage or Wwho have & IT Po We give you rl:o ull llnnun of the loan in cash 508 do Rot chargg. for making pavers or g us you ve the nnuon of In the mnn!y'{ol onc month or six, o jer, you n-ed y for it lon, n_you' kee w- ope by this adve uumont In K- ol ‘lV' \ll & trial u:d ‘We expec patro; ce.bggluru GE LOAN CO. by motte of our MAH. m&.u.,.,.s.“:.'fi e to mmu. " SHORT ROUTE TO. UTE TO. ‘m:. LNWHIIR Pulfi“)flo"r mortgage, indorser or publlcity. These Joats faade nfint hd aRa udetiy. ABLE Third on \:luk ”OR SALE, a few well broken ‘saddle and work horus. Apply today to Joe Esque- 'P‘llfil- Bill's 'Wid West, I)lh und FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. ; seasor checked oak tim- PHOEN’Ml (‘,RE&IT ro PR & Faxion Block, axlon Bioe = n note ll‘ mnna.nu'u Lowest Fraten The J. 4. Hut Co. oo R Green, § Barker MON IY B aidon biock. MONEY loaned Fwelry. 1o sala suc. to Dugr FOR SALE. house with one and one-halt acres Jand, near street cu. F. Davis Co., 508 Bee B, PR A RANCH—3000 acres dndoa. section_school um und-r plow; grass to tons bay; 8 miles government nge fronty 7 inexhaustible wells; § mping outfits; $00-barrel age 13 1 planted & 1 d i s et and el e ikl ton, lett, Neb. RE—T96—A8* :{gcuwm\m IN| LFA F. h 20 Mn- ln Dawson county near Overton, main line Union ific. Ad- ’oln|nfi hm held at per acre, no bet- farm only $16 per acre, 4,500 big lnlp ‘Will be taken soon. lfl acres in_Lincoln county 4 miles north- very fine al- west of North Platte, falfa farm; %0 acres now in alfalfa. This farm properly stocked with hoge will pay more net hwouu lhln any $12,00 farm in Jowa. Price Write us for i’ particulars and we will co. FACTS. PAYNE INV HIBT COKPANY “The RE| s nlvA 'ACTURING, ¥, MECCHIOR, 1N and Harney, ma- Oy of i Saca .nuzw-."'a"oo' s "'l' STAMMERING un.flmlllfl. CURED. Julis Vaughn, 4% Ramge Bfli OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bidg. Tel . ____ _ ___ __ ___ ____}] ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson. w e————————— PLUMBIN®. D. W. DUDGEON, 210 Farnam. Tel. 1964 ™ AS CARPENTERS AND Jl”l e L kinds of carpen! ork_and g prompiy 30 .xmm it 21 ICE CREAM SODA. SARATOGA loe Wi, oo be; onl quality, m best. l~ g" M)h Ames ave. FUR DRESSING. 0. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 8. 13th. LAWN MOWERS, Bharpened, repaired. L L Wks., 1408 Homard | Ka0 When You Write to Advertisers nmm it onll mmn:ln cxx.‘ mu two of the you saw RNMENT NOTIOE! GOV PROPOBALS FOR BU r{ el? rials, plumbl nn? oocl -“82 u. lrdvnu etc.— eb. 1602, — N for turniant B Schodt” ab ar” endizig June. umber, tin Foofln & boller and ri unn. i) ipe coverings. trical lpi'q};tfu pln - . etc., .m,b* uu s be blAlnl | please propoua t spect] l1 i ufll uucl. to be ol ler “A.:t. all -lllclll 80 OIWIIII SEG Uy Snd T.“L rany part of any it deanud best in- erests of the nrvlu eh bl Inull be accompanied by & check or draft upon some Uhited “Brates solvent natlonal order of the comm! Lates nm shall fall ute promptly a satisfactory contract ordance with his bid, otherwise to be PROPOSALS FOR cONg‘kuC‘Hold WATER WFO) WATERWORKS._O erk, eyenne, ., Jul flnmllll will be gcclve! gl)' the ity clerk of Cheyeune, Wyo, at his office in ud cny uml noon of Thursday, August 21, ), construction of a masonry dam on the Middie Fork of Crow Plans lnd specifications for the proposed work may be geen at the offices 0 the city Slerk o ihe city engineer blank forms af proposals will be Turnished by the ciry “Bach bld must be enclosed In a_sealed envelope, and must be' accompanied hy a certified ‘check for §1,000.00 as a guarantee that the successful bidder will enter into a contract. Bidders must furnish satisfactory evi- dence of thelr ability to do class of work required. Bids will be opened at a special meeting of the city council of sald city of Chey- gnns, Wyoy (g be held on Thursday, August 1802, at b o'cloc] L. Tiurray, Ma or. B. A ABRT, City Cierx, —Jyisu. RAILWAY TIME Caxnb. B Ny N UNION STATION=10TH AND MARCY, & Pacifio. a 4:3% BEE A 3:40 am b12:50 pm. b %3 pm L:‘é: isb msbur, Grand istand Wabash, Arrive. t. Louls “Caanon Ball" e 210:30 pm Chicage & Northwestera, “The Narth'ut‘rn UII light 8t. Paus. ‘;l::lé‘ Chicago. E SeEuzssRRIes 5 EEEEEEEEEEEE K C. & Bt Chicaso, Milwaukes & hioags &' Buha i S 1 B Jupn A e BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON Burlingt & Missouri River. Xpress .alllo 3:10 Vestibulea i e e l‘ol‘l Crflol l.a Piatta- levnue & Pacific iite 10 pen &0 am 3'-1123“-..'.’. Tot.a 410 4m Ca CI( Day Bx. Kansas Oity“flullt Ex..ew: “ d any mp&nurfl . D.a“l ; ue-p: Chicage. luu-nn- & Quiney. ve. am Missourt rul N ranle Woter ..1ib 410 pm_al0 am T Killy Son and Himself. LOUISVILLE, Ky., July $0.—While in a fit of l‘mmrnry insanity, - ul It of gevers atfack of pueumonis, P. formerly shot ln‘ fa wounded hu jis )ur-ol son Carroll ani then committed suicide. SHRUBBERY AROUND PARKS Its Mission is to Shut Out View of Sur- rounding Houses. LANDSCAPE ARTIST ON THE SUBJEC Mrs. MeCrea of Oma sloners Some Tips on Chicago Gives the Mre. A, E. MoCrea, formerly landscape architect of Lincoln park, Chicago, broke the usual monotony of the monthly park board meetings Wednesday afternocon by glving an impromptu talk on '‘Parks and How to Make Them,” and several kindred subjects. The talk was so informal that Mrs. McCrea delivered it sitting, and the commissioners did not hesitate to interrupt her at frequent intervals with questions. “Do you believe, Mrs. McCrea, that shrub- bery should be torn away from around the margin of a park in order that persons in the park may look out and see the beautl- ful residences, or so that people in the residences may look into the park?” asked Mr. Lininger. This question was “loaded,” though Mrs. McOrea didn't know it. Just before she came there had be: spirited discusssion between Mr. Gonden the other bers of the board on this subject, Mr. Gon- den holding that this should be d at Hanscom park, though he wu alone in the position. “No, - indeed, I do not!" answered Mrs. McOrea. “Ome of the first things I did after taking charge at Lincoln park, - cago, was to hi shrubbery placed so - to shut out Clark street, and—" There was a hearty laugh at Mr. Gom- den's expense. It's well enough to open & vista oc- casionally,” she resumed, “but there should be that element of lsolation that iz soul of a park. People go to the park to get away from the hous I would say don't consider the individuals whe live around the park; if you do they will control it, and the first thing you know you'll have no park. We have an example of that at Milwaukee. There a lot of wealthy—"* “How about the shrubbery inside the park?” asked Mr. Lininger, “Would you clear that away?™ *“No, I weuldn't; they'll hunt out thos places anyway to speon In, and you might as well make the places artistio, But there's one thing I would do—I'd clear out those conglomerations of colors in flowers, It's a1l well enough to have an old-fashioned flower garden, but it should be by ftself, Where you have all those flaming flowep beds at Hanmscom . there should be emly goldenglow and evergreens.” Mrs. McCrea, who is a guest at the home of D. V. Sholes, is now landscape archi- tect for several rallroad companies, in- cluding the Milwaukee, Burlington, Rock Island, Duluth & South Shore gnd others. She has submitted a plan to the Burling- ton for the embellishment of its grounds in the vicinity of its station in Omaha. Seasonable Fashions. 4191 "lain Shirt waist, 32 t0 41 bust Woman's Plain Shirt Walst With V Shaped Neck 4191, to be 'fade With Blbow or Long Sleeves—Simn 5 walsts “with ightly open necks and * pln‘pon"' collars are In great demand and much liked for the hours of sport and of work. The freelom at the throat is a welcome relief and .loes away with the annoyance of the high - ‘ock, while there s not the least sense v( Deg- ligee. The very pretty waist shown is made with elbow sleeves and is peculiarly well adapted to handling the racquet and the golf sticks, but can be made with sleeves to the wrists when desired. The original is made of lightwelght watst cloth or alba- tross in blue and white, stitched with silk, but all walsting materials, silk, flannel, linen cotton, are apprepriate, The waist is simply cut with fronts and back only and is fitted by means of shouldey and underarm seams. The back is gathered at the waist line, where it Ig stayed with a band, but the fremts can be' gathered or left free to be adjusted to the figure as pre- ferred. The closing is in shirt waist style and is effocted by means of buttons' and buttonholes worked In the box plait, The sleeves are one-seamed and can be finished at the elbows with roll-over flare cuffs, or at the wrists with narrow ‘cuffs buttomed over into place. The neck is cut away te form a V and is finished with a roll over collar seamed to the edge. To cut this walst in the medium size 3% yards of material 27 inches wid- 2% yards 32 inches wide or 2 yards 44 luches will be required. ‘The pattern 4191 is cut in sizes for a 31, 84, 36, 38, 40 and 42-inch bust measure. momipal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get & pattern en- elose 10 cents, give number and name of pattern wasted and bust measurs. 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