Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 1, 1902, Page 9

SPECIAL NOTICES Amnlu-nn for these eolum be Bl dressed of The Bee. Anawers so addrensed will Be delivered om presentation of the FOR SALE—CIGARS. $50.00 IN GOLD. It pays to buy your (uur- of us. You may wake up some day and find yourself the possessor of Fifty Dollars in Gold that we give away (o our customers each month. Butler & Miller, N. W. COR. 6TH AND FARNAM STS. —8%5 WANTED=SITUATIONS. STE PHER—-When you want ono Ul "lt Remington Ty Ke'fllel‘ office, 1619 ‘arnam street. Telephone 1673, 460—AN WANTED—MAL $ FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK 1t you ive i the country or In a small town and have a good acquaintance among the farmers and stock raisers in the neighborhood you can make $ easlly by four or five hours' work. Write us and we will send you our proposition. SM Bee Publishing Co., Belicitory Dept maha, Neb. B HELP, WANTED—A _good man in au? county % take eubicriptions for ‘The Twentiel entury Farmer. Our agents make good wages evetywhere. References required. Address, entieth Century Farmer, _Omana, "N B—613 WANTED- Insuraiiss foen of sxperience. Can offer you & good thing. Callata. . 438 Board of ’Auu. Bid Bo% FOR RENT-HOUSES. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1902. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, BUSINESS CHANCES, MODERN house, 8 roo) l'll Juvn Wheeler & Wheeler, #ROOM all moders house, 2 Sherman Ave., a fine one, 7-room, all modern, 1001 N. 20th 8t., another B. Turkington, fine one, 0. G. fhe Roie & A_BUSINESS MAN Can acquire controlling interest in a profit- able and rapidly increa legitimate manufacturing business. Capital required $2.500 to $5,000. This is worth Investigut- ing. J. H. Johnson, N. Y, Life. e CLAIRVOYANTS. WHEN you want to buy, sell or ug CHARLES, four-room cottage; i1, K rotter, recelver, éunhn loan and Teust Gor. §8 Brow block, "When You Write to Advertisers remember 1t viuy lakes an extra stroke of two of the pen to mention the facc that you saw the ad iu The Bée TWO modern brick houses, e gach nine rooms and laundry "% and i Bouth 29th Ave., facing park, on street cat line; price, #0. Inquire of J, M. Rich- ards, 11i3 8. 84 8t FOR REN 13.700m, stone, modern residence, 413 Cass &g&{m’;finodem brick residence, 307 Pacific $-room modern residence, 118 8. 8, 9-room modern residence and barn, 1809 Binney St., 8-room modern residence, 113 B. 2th Ave., 8-room modern brick residence, 31 N. #th t., $90. BKENNAN-LOVE CO., %% 8. lth 8t. D—467 81 £ {lmur b\ll|nen or prnpefly quick, see J MRS, FRITZ, olalrvoyant. 1614 /848 N. Y. T VM50 te. e & business, call 517 Farnam St Y—-M190 When You Write g to Advertisers stroke n-enb'r 1t valy tdkes :E“‘t:‘u ) wo of tl n w yw -‘h‘h" BAKERY FOR SALE. A fine bakery, nicely located, doing a good R By You'to Tavestigate this. Address X 51, Bee, Y009 ' - TO BUY, sell “or lll‘h GYLMER, Omaha's oelebrated [ on C. J. Canan, R. §, t, has returned to the city after extend: throughout the country and Is now at the present ad- dress, 318 8. 15th St., Granite blo(*k..—_ fl NTION |, R. EDWARD! 0*- CH' LAQG Lho greatest clairvoyant, trance and Jaimist of the ags, Euaranies adtiatan tion or no charge for reading. If i anything you want to know, any your heart Iln[r-lflhd consult t MflA‘y :ll? $3,000. lnlelrall ""Aodn in & s lq’r:- siness proposition. 3 usiness propos irea: ron SALE—Meat market doing $1,8%0 worth f business per month; reason for selling, old ?e and want to retire. - Add 11 Blul la. tiers answered. ~All bul ress, Box ential. m— TYPEWRITERS, $20.00 BUYS A LAMBERT Typewriter. efficlent, durable. arn, use and care Faat eastest Simplest, to for. BUILT FOR BUTINESS. Let us show you. Sent on approval. MONROR & CO., 811 North 16th 8t., Omaha. ki a———eeeepperee LAUNDRY, OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 8o; collars, %0 oufts, éo. 1760 Leavenworth. Tel. A-JISK EEST laundry. The Chicago, 'phone 206 M-—351 LOST. HQ‘ RDWARE L1 o ELECTRICAL TREATMENT, ress, W, J, Deerini FU RNIHHED house for rent; ‘ll modern conveniences. 1108 Davenport S DA NEW 6-room modern cottage, mice lawn and neighborhood, enameled iron hnh &as; one block from car; §20. 1611 N. 25th. inguire 2434 Beward. Sepr————atgem cegipe———— FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. ELEGANT rooms, finest location in the city. 19 Capitol Ave. B—-Msss DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Famam. MME. SMITH, baths, 1IRN. 15, 3d floor. R. 9| g{‘ EERAL Sarebendive atoell . tor aale, : T—MT4S AB beriender & Ryan, Coleridge, Neb. Stook about $7,000. Wil all or hi hal cash, baiance on one y-- s “time: ' Doln 'ood business in good \o‘n in best farm- — n( country in northeastern Nehrukl. Reason for selilhg good. Y682 A PERSONAL., HILLIVERY stock for ldl dress Allie C 15 dofph, N MME. AMBS, vapor baths, 124 N. 16th. R. 7, T—ib8' Ald chelp Ad- ‘P st 10 ron SALE, wood, coal, jee, um feed busl. poor, heatin® A. Fig 7T smmndn- , la. Y—-Ms2 1* HAKRD,?ISGXING. ‘I'ne Jsathery, 46-ia Bee Bid; PRIVALE hospital befo: &m ‘during bon- fnement; cavies adop s Grant, gt Mrs. Gar Tel. U= r?lnlo':lln‘ l.lg chirop- on wnh #1 PER WEEK, 42 8. 18th Bt ong blook south of court house, Fy /RNISHED, Harney. cool rooms, ln.d"n. o1 BT Ae When You Wnte to Advertisers ‘wemember it vuly takes an extra stroks or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad In The Hee. ROOMS, first-class location. %4 Fafnam, E—808 A3 A GQOOD paying business to exchange for property, either city of country; will bear closest ‘investigation. Addross T 06, Bee office. —~Msi7 1 RUPTURE permanently days; send 1o circular. ured tn 0 to 60 b New York Life Bidg. ; mane, Ne. i LOST, bay mlN wlth 1 by Colt.” Retu 20001 nled rnam_St. for Lowt—sii LOST, palr of nose glasses, goid mounted, bolween Uth and llrhll'; und pulom Reward. Return to 174 Lost—13 1 MANUFACTURING, P. MELCHIOR, ohinist. 13th and Harney, m MAHA Safe and Iron Wks. makes & spe- clnny of fire escapes, shutters, doors and 8. Andreen, Prop., 102 8, 10th_8t. =i Sttt JUNK, MIXED country mnp. $11; stove Alpirn, 802 Farn: o VIAVA, woman's way to heaith. Home FOR EXCHANGE. treatment. Booklet free. 3§ Bee Bidg., ANNOUNCEMENTS. Umaha. U~ Bx NICELY furnished front rooms for light housekeeping. 2810 Dnu‘lu B, 485 31 HANGHIII.NI mmhandin, involce for_land or rench other’ stock: Eour pl‘npgny with me. M. Cline Linéoln, Nlb Z—l% GRAMOPHONES and_supplies, wholesale ll‘n.fl retall. Colling Plano Co. l‘fl’b‘;“fl' FURNISHED rooms for rent. 184 Webster. E—M84 A2 EXPERIENCED male lleno(rnpher _who operates Hemington typewriler. F 3, Bee. . B—-Mi60—A24 xpense; | positio aturdays; special indueements ] {Phicants, trol {istance; " Call or gvlma oler Barber College, ‘arnam . B—o09—Al WANTED—A good barber a booger or student need ap) yeek guaranteed. Madson, _ERS, teamsters and canvas men for el ‘Bros.’ shows: ship Ausust fjee fare, Swceney's Binploymen 4 2th 8t., Omaha. B8 A1 TIMBER and_bridge carpenters, $3.60 per gly, for Eomh m“‘:fi s'"n'nhhs" weeney's Employment, 5 Omaba. - B89 Al on. Buch- rman_pre. B-Ms01'1* WANTED—A veterinar, heit, Grand Island, térred. sur; eb. eEmesepe—————————py EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. WANTED—CMI miners lud machine run- ners, Wyoming; bridge men, surface gang and extra gang, Wyoming and Nebraska; coal shoveiel olondo ulvmon B &M; coal shovelers and labo u. P R. Western R. R. Labor Annny, 410 So. i1th. — — ———} -~ 7Y SALBSMEN WANTED. WANTED, salesman to sell grocers' spe- claltios to the retall grocery trade Gmaha and vndnlu for a Chicago house; experlenced ery oierk pre forrod, “Address 1 rfl’ _Thomas, Chicago. 'ED at once, traveling salesman to handles Io:lhu ate of Nebraska,; commission allowed; must give The tHand-Shaved Handle Co., Campbeli, Mo, —Ms1o 8 WANTED—FEMALE HELP, EANTE ), young lady students to learn hairdr ing, manicuring and chi- ropody and Call_or write Room Bldg. C—498 0o Girls. Call Canagtan ofice. 15th & Dodge. & C—69 WANTED, lady cook. Bureka Restaurant, 1604 Cass St. C—100 EANTDD. a girl for general housework; il 216 small family. Mrs. Bharmln Ave, —216 I!AN‘H.'D a competent girl for housework Mrs, M, E. Dumont, 342 Lat ny-na Av WANTED—Girl to do plain Il(llt house ‘work. 4929 Davenport. —198 WANTID—dlrl for goneral hmuewnrk 2013 Mason Bt —MBU2* S GOOD ) laundress at once at Cflcho. 19th and Harney, WANTED—At once, experienced book- hwl’ lor "lllpql‘ll’}' position. Addr E YOU “a Cathollo ln%vumwloyed’ me. Hixenbaugh, 500 WANTED. 'ood lll‘l Ior Imulevork I'Dllr- 00d ;n:::. "an \\oolwnh _.hd 8_slderly lady, educated and ANT 5 o asiat 1t care of valid 1ady I!l wll be treated as one of best of references required. &4, Omaha, Neb, M815 1* FOR RENT-HOUSES. VANS and beggase wagons, Tel UK. HOUSES "W parts of city. The O. Dadia Con, 08 Bee Blax. IOV‘ I'Ilhl t . office 1011t D08 Omaba Van Storage 3 1669-883. m, oF Tels, 1568.88 |=n B, BOSTWICK & CO. for cholce PAY’:}! isbl Y. Lite Bldg. 'lhlpl% Btorage Co. Tel. 146 ‘IAMARD Van & Storage ¥ . etc. F. D. Wead, 164 Douglas. HOUSES, otc. usias PENCER BT, 10-room house, with e bath, furnacs and nice loca- $lom; Tent 480 W, K. Potter, recelver, Omaha Loan and Trust Co., ¥8 Brown block. D01 020 Farnam, HOUSES and fats. Ringwalt, Barker T FOR RENT, large S-room house, city water, $18, 302 Blondo; 7-room house, 162 gand. - The Umaha_ Realty Co., 1301 ugh- t. D9 AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th agd Dodge FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Merriam, comfortable summer home. Tnfi?. Y $10,000 TO $15,000 stock of general merchan- dise to exchange for land and ope-third cash. Address, XYZ, Shickley, Neb. 2—Mesa—3° CHIROPODY ' a with m. Tel. 1 BHAMPOOING connection with T! bullding. Tel, 1718, DR. B. M. JACKSON, room 4, Frenzer block, chronic diseases a special; X cnn— suitaflon free. speelalty, commeetion Bathery, rooms h&m Bee Bidg. 1t hal Irdressing, in Bathery, xu»xm D FOR SALE—~REAL ESTATE. !chu). OFFER FOR A FEW DAYS OF ROOMS and board. The Douglas. Albany Miod AA l TEL. 780 for L. M. E. WIPIY: e nn;»—c-mom house and, fine lot on paved NICBE front room, modern, walking dll— tance, handy to all cars. 1619 B;rl“!l,.’ — M UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. F—%7 A2 #2,000—For small house and fine Xol south- west corner %th and Chicago Sts, W5 el fOr two fine bullding lots on 224 St 3 block porth of High scho ectal ELITE PARLORS, €6 8. 16th 8t., 2d floor. U—i57 A3 ol. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor, R. 2. paid in full —M205 Al6* DEE!RAULE south room, with board. 22 F—662 Al THB ROSH, 2020 Hi single or ‘ensuite; rates reasonable. BOUTHEAST front room, modern. % 8. zth Bt FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. lar.. arney, Wle0 " smalier "roome; F—689 A2 with _alcove; i DESK roo th; o Toom 1Tl s ¥ or janitor service. rental agents, Bee buliding. FOR RENT-STORES AID OFFICKES, basement which Wil 'be rented uy"' recs ressgnatiy, I Interested -p;f;x" a8 nce to Gt opet Water, secretary, Foom 100, Bee bulldng. Store In first-class location rent re; le. upl& Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg. FOR RENT-Desk room or large guitable for merchandis broker $ES or mernitis Frope e WA quire Hene & Cn. .ll Farnam li.r-“ AGENTS WANTED. WANTED-—Canyassing _agents | unty o solicit s tions BTH | CENTU Btudy emplnmnl with come, Agenti and Buggy es make caslly dress, Bee bulld acl Prer re' liding, Omaha. - 'i.d" Zpense g‘:u"“h h:‘u- GEORGE & COMPANY, 1001 Farnam St. RE—606—81 When -You Write to Advertisers remember it ohly Lakes au ex| two of the pen to mention you saw (he ad in The Bee. HANDSOME_baby bo ] B s Catttorniay "4 Sirl fop dop- A SNAP! Elegant modern ’-room brick &‘.’o;l)un 0 lountse Place, worth o oF kiin J.Griften, 1 '1 Lite. fact that WILLIAMSON SHARLES &~ o i HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; also acre property and farm hnd' ’l'he 0 P Davis m 562 Bee B MONEY TO LOAN—-REAL BSTATH. poos gt W—139 PER CENT on bustness property. eflnt on nua property. ooy W, B, SR u‘,"fiu "‘; o — Pt r:-;:" af 8 5 HON“ to loan on improved Brennan-Love Co., e, Drope - A MONTHLY ‘ment bary house. G. M D.NY in 8-ro Bhone ig5°™ BE—-M.B‘ GMGE G, alLMCE,t‘J&}.M. mort- age, rentals, insurance. E__'“k, WANTED, Mg Farpam Bmi e e e Wil RANCH and farm landd” for sale by the Unlon Pacific Rallroad compan, Y b MeAllester, land commissloner Unton Pa. m h-. N B—765 —— e farm loans; .l.n nds | WHY PAY, RENTP OWN YOUR HOME! IC. Peters & Ca i Bee the ' Inds H W7 Bt.t Board of Tndn ‘Wilde, ma FARM aod_city low rates, W, H. homas, First Nat. Hank Bldg. Tel. 164, W42 WANTED, city and warrants. Farnam 8t Hee Hlfl‘w PAYNE &v%"a?ufi'fi%m ) Tom um:v in Floor, New York northwest of Irving- ation and first-class cre. If you are look: g\n dnnl fall to let us show ¥o he tgyrm: Reed Co. (Sole Mb ), 212 8, RE—M{20 HOUBSES, lots, farms, ranches, loa also fire insurance. Bemis, Paxton kafl § PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros. Farnam. 46 PRIVATE money. F.D. Wead, 1624 Douglas | 7 v Wed %00 UP; low rate. Prichard, In2 ri;n:"n. WANT to sell quick a 6-room cottage at 2117 Grace 8t, .,ll wer, er, lot 35-ff ront; ba 200, W. H. Gates, 617 N. PRIVATE money. Sherweod, 987 N. Y, ¢ e. ' Phione 1284. _h“ EW ! ! Just out. ination Mlm 0 momeht bout. SOMETHING llllfl for le. Bell. N bl(t Tl ‘ ‘;g o batteriss No springs to wind. Noth. jet out of order. Own o ll lord to trouble absolutely d b 1L, Bell _abol d 167 sample. Aben Ry | LECTRICAL CO| ANY Slml, Omaha, N r' w W T WANTED=TO RENT. WANTED-$ to 9-room house, good loca- tion, by flrl\-cll‘l umn located in the 8 9-1 hy Weat Farnam Alstrice D bv ‘the 1st V:ua: llntm llr’.fl'll ¢ of W FARNAM bAITH CO. 113 Fa n‘m st NTED to rent, 7 or l-room Soder guu. within “E’k tance; not over per mont! m WANTED-TO BUY, WA TIID—IW old feather enerd! X‘flvm‘.’ Omaa: tend. FOR SALE-FURNITURE. R & g exchanged. T T DINING room f FOR IALD—HOIIII, WAGONS, ETO. ture Co., secondhand, FOR SAL) acres land, 41,600 The 4% TO 6 ¥. C. money. Bemis Paxton Bik. W . ¥ Davis Co., 8. 8 Bea B Beg md; C?NC“NXNG the -g.t: Iof -lmn‘ot -uu‘ ey o e nd FOR SALE—House, with one and one-halt s land, near street car, THE STOECKER CIGARS b oiia Co., are the most legitimate utuw i the market. S AS RANCH—8,000 acres deeded; section school m;a &e‘gu; 500 apder biow; grass to eu P ing auinu ml;; fence a. aud § B Heston: TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ALFALFA FARMS. wes in Dawson county near Overton, : Union Pacifie. Ad- acre, no bet- 34,800 ton MONEY TO LOAN~OCHATTELS, MONEY W have it to loan in amounts trom $10.0 up on furniture, warehouse re- osipta, live stock, dtc, "o mak SBALARY LOAN without murtnn or Indw!‘ll' Jo, persons ‘who V9 & Rovmanat W. l‘lv you the full amount ol the loan and we do not charge for making L’.“ or filing mo ‘With the option of ru ing the money for m and YOIJ ll“d Bot pey for 1t Jonger § ‘We hope by this ad mn us & trial an you tain your. patronage by fair Crestmant The motto of our office is ‘T Plem " OMAHA ORTGAGE L0, N 119 Board of Trade Bid (Established 1892) 306 So. toh 8 faifa farm; 80 acres perly stocked with hogs t income than any $12,000 farm in ice only $4,600. Writs ys for full p.rucuur- and we will send you s co LFALFA FACTS. PAYNE INVEBTIENT CDIPANY “The Al (’lu Land , M tuvv d we expect to re- RE—M79% ¢ Farm Mortgages. gn N T ST ) 4 Bening ;on frrigated -l RE-MS16 8 SHORT ROUTE TO PAY DAY. tgage, indorser or publicit: These loans made E Hekly m’flulv{l] RELIAB! BDIT Roow 304, TI !’loor ann Block. X750 Call mornings. and open By wort! and itchen ware LA 3 te 3 TOP CARRIAGES. 4 phastans, biner top P—MSi—AS uts tires on avenworth. P REMEMBER, Harry Frost and fixes vehicles. 14th and IOI:'.BALI a few well bmkln dd.l"qlnd horses. Apl val, Buffalo Bill's Wild ‘vnt 20th and Paul. P07 31 MEDICAL. USINESS IN LOANS TO PRIES, the asknowledged leading t 15 dlseases of women in Omahi, the attention - of Buffering unsurpassed accommodatio during. confinement and for irfegularitics, mo matter Pries, Avilngton” Block, 161 Dodgs, r. rlington Bleo . Sranba: 2l sters, curity; easi erms. elru citles. Tolman. “w Bo-r . W. Tayloe. 633 Paxton Dotk | e X~ FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. WHITE sawdust; season checked tm- et Cheup, ho Tence, ote. B Dguglas FOR SALE—Phonographs; ngrlor to any other musical instrument; $ up. Wittman Co., 1821 Farnam. Q- NEW lnd mondhhnd Iywwrlnu ug_".r- TYL] trusses ullln‘u- free. She e g e -1\ Co., Mt and Q-4 DNBQUALED, central, all modern. Lroom Douse, -roon fat. "Tiaard, 520 N: . INDIAN Ml and vllu. 1 Far_n_}l‘n VIM puncture-proot tires, palr, " Omans mc‘y‘g- [ it cago Sts. Q726 7 rooms. bath. gas, 0. Patier, receiver, Omaha Shd Trast Coot 55’ Brown Blocke % GOOD modern §-room house. #6 Blondo. D113 SDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 l-‘aru:.m_ axt Sam'l Burns, | FOR gas fixtures see Sam b as L. M. I..slm-l-m'hlm Q-l-t I'OI RENT, .lc'llenl ll ~room oot 24 Ctllhflnl e et B T T rent. N OSTEOPATHY, GID. B, & ALICE JOHNSON, goteop our | " Bulte Bib, N. X Lite Bide. Tel. 1 LOANS. houschold furniture, planos. and all kinds of chattel security; \erml lD syit; no publicity, goods. remain in- rican Loan Ce., 3d axton MONEY loaned on plain note to saleri r*. business cnnl\den!hl lowest rates, ton block. The J. Hutton Co. X184 ;,G.NIY loaned on n.}'nmre. dive stock, welry, {0 salaried oley ‘Loan DR ke finm Co., sué. to Duff Gree: MONEY loaned on angs. | rurnmm tw. elry, horses, cows, etc. C. ¥. Reed, 31 . -1 DR_A. T. HUNT, 612 McCague Bidg. Tel. 352, ~Ti4 MRS/ e RACE DEEGAN, 838 Bee bullding. —174 Al4 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. i ~— A. C. VAN SANT'S school. T N. Y. l_.,.lén BOYLES college, court geporter principal, N ¥, Lt =} BUSINESS CHANCE! WHOLESALE bakery for sale, loca- Uon and §00d trade; falling health e son for selling; new brick ovem Address Box nl. Geneva, Neb. TO GET in or out of bu Hams, Room LAW AND COLLECTIONS. BTILLMAN & PRICE, 2 U. . N'l Bk, Bld. § = siness call on Wil- 411, McCague bufldln# NEB. Qoliection Co,, % N. Y. Life Blds. e : o8 Al5" R, R B o heels, i 34l B, B and each, or ¥ per dos.; 3 Omaha restaurant, doing will invoice ling_heaith 286, ! um » IIOII‘ fi'.{l- igate: TINNERS AND CORNICES. AVAGE, 58 ‘Phone, E B E, Farnam. -\fl'u WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. T phone 2190. 511 South Thirteenth stree! GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAG ‘cesapodis and vaults, remove deaa animale at reauced prices. ®4 N 16 . —m PAWNBROKERS. LE Loan Oftice, reilable, acoommodat- ing; all business coniidential, 18 Dugius. oy Serree sl ———— TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717 806 8 l“flh —M i L. M._B. hauls trunks._Tel. 10, STORAGE. OM. Van Stor. Co., 1611% Farn, Tels, 1669-869. Lo e —— PATENTS. PATENTS—Sues & Co., Beo Bldg., Omaha; Do fee uniess successfui; AGvios free. e ————) FLORIST. L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam, Tel 1283, ‘Bend for price list, cut tiowers and vignta. e——————— - MESSENGERS. GOVERNMENT NOTIOB. ed “Proposals f for Bullding the undersigned at NQB will be recelved at the Indian lclmol ugtil’ two o'elock p. m. of August 13, 1902, for furnishing and delivering at the school, as requlm: during the fisoa) ear ending June 908, & quantity o jumber, tin Mflnl hullx! mxu-oh paints, Jim l lor l|llfl rldllllgln, ipe coverings, elsot: te., full llst pec! einEatto at the schooi. Bidders please ypecifically the proposed Price” of ‘cach article 10 be oftered under . Materials, hardwary cem pipe _an & an to execute promptly & nlt(!uc\ory oon!ucl in accordance with his bid, otherwise to be eturned to the bidder, Hids accompanied y cash in lleu of certified check will not be considered. For further information apply to W. H. Winslow, Si .flnllznldenl. RAILWAY TIME CAKD. UNION STATION-10TH AND MARCY, edgo, Roek Island & Pacific, Leave. Arrive. Cijoago Dayiight b4 & 5:10 pm & 8:06 am 010:36 pm 210:3 pru Gnna uhn% fic 10:30.pm (Il.l" . N Illw.lllr. The Northwestern Line." Gam’a 1:00 arh Local Bioux City, aylight 8t. Pau nyllnn oul Cur ¥ finited Gl ast St. P BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON Burlington & Missouri River. Leave. Arrive. wz‘mon. Butnu and e e yer QUICK messenger service. Tel. 101 n“ Fort Crook — e MU AL AUTOMOBILES. BLECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. DerI‘hll 1119 Farnam street. BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North léth, — i35 et — NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bidg. Tel !#7 L _ ™} ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson, TM.#'K ettt PLUMBING. D. W. DUDGEON, 210 Farnam. T#i Kr» CARPENTERS AND JOINBRS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repair- 1n&prompuy llhnd.d 0, J. T. Ochlitres, and Lake —370 ICE CREAM SODA. BARATOGA Ice Cream B ne , Be; e quality, the best B3V, Sox. PHltn: sk Ames Ave. 315 ALS S FUR DRESSING. 0. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 143 8o, l,’l'& ENE—me—————— LAWN MOWERS, Bharpened, repaired. L I Wks., 1406 Howard —MT% —_— STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge Bldg _— When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an extra stroke of two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. Py e T—— LEGAL NOTIOE. NOTICE. To Whom it May Concern—Notice is here- iven that the Board of Commissioners of Rock Lounly, ebraska, will, on the 15th day of Aug! 1902, and until noon of that day, rmlv- hm. at Buuu. Nebraska, for the construction of a oridge er the Niobra.a river at & point on or near the halt-section line dividing section 80, north and. south, in town &hlv , range 19, which bridge shall be of the following gen~ eral character Ot sufficient’ length to trom bank to ban! truss, wo ok eet, 12 Inches at butt and de- u eul feet into the xraund b.l Jl ben hel by lles to th jiing ioe break With rairead Thon protos flon, and bents or glies under same rf"' teateasy two-inch, w w ito oak p'ln ors of Oregon fir, oh Tes, canlle’ (& eamtars Uohor! pradmes, two and one-half-inch white osk plan trusses not less Uian one inch in diameter to ralliog 3 feet les | one man returned and bhe wa w material Jo, be dratcclass of ey and” spectlcations in couaty eres All bide must be seqempanied by plans and gpecifications. and alke bond quired by law, and ho bid will be conlldtl‘d uniess accompanied by bond. Ploht reserved 18 Fejeot u[! or all bids. order of the Bo: o-ulanan ol ock enun'n Dated J ILLB Ckrh T, Lotnt uly GOVERNMENT NOTIOBS. PROPOIALI FOR BUILD‘.N s i 108 B- 110 pm adl. Kanses cny“flam Ei R i & 646 am " Datly. b Daily exoept Sunday. ¢ Sun- asy only, & Daily except Saturday. o Datly exoept nday. . Chieage. Busitagten & Quiner. Chl D cm:‘-a; Limited el WEBSTER DEPOT—-15TH & WEBSTER Fremont. Fikhorn Valley. & Missour! Bleck Hills, Dendwood, T - Arine. o & & 3:00 pm & 6:00 pr Hot Spris l 2:00 pm. © 5:00 pm W, ar‘l 8% Hastings, ‘York, Da rior, c“"’ r fnt °'w :.. b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm chlk, !‘nnu Nanfln( Water . 2000 000020000000 Call up 238 and a Bee Advertising Man will call on you to get a Want Ad or a Halt Page. XY Y R R 00000 000000000009, ©000000 0600000830009 "V srmAmsHIPs, HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE k-Rotterdam, vis. N o Do ars. of L B000 tons rogivia” Teamacre Statendam aug 2. 1WA M Toear Potsdam .« ***Gau Trammar™ . Ryndam aug 16.10a% sty % m&{n %“hm.: 8 Jon: ecoe, Firet Natlonal Bank, Omaha. Two Women and Man Drowned. FARMINGTON, Me., reached here today that three persons drowned in Kennebago stream, near Moose- lookmeguntic lake same time last night. A party of two men and two women went to Indian Rock in & boat for mail. Ouly i such mental condition that he eould tell no_de- tails. Kansas Oity Tragedy. KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 81.—Fred Falkenburg, a teamster, shot and killod his wite as she lay agleep at their home at West Argediine, & suburb, o time dur- ing the night, and then shot himself. cannot recover. Jealousy was the cau: _— Chemical Works Consolidate. BALTIMORE, July 31.—The Chemical Kalion company of Philadelphia has bought the Baltimore Chrome works, the consider- ation being $1,000,000. AT MONMOUTH PARK SCHOOL Effort te Purchase More Greund for Bite Starts Debate. COMMITTEE IS AGAINST THE PROPOSITION Chalrman Stubbendorf Says that the Ground s Net Ne Price Asked by Pr Holder is Too N The proposition to purchase the fve lots lying immediately south of the pres- ent site of the Monmouth Park school house promises to create considerable friction at the next meeting of the Board of Education. The board owns five lote At the present site and when it was de- termined to build an elght-room house on that site ome of the members pro- posed adding to the grounds the five lots adjoining. The present tract is 126 by 260 feet and the proposed addition }s the same size, with an alley of twenty feet running between. Should the purchase be made the alley would be closed and the school ground given a frontage of 260 feet. Last Baturday a committee, of which Fred Stubbendorf Is chairman, visited th grounds and decided that the present ground Is large enough for the school. The Peport of the chairman, which has the support of A majority of the rhembers, has been prepared. It recommends t no purchase be made, but that the house be faced east, the front line to be 125 oot west of the east line of the lot. The pproximate size of the new bullding is elghty by eighty feet, and the committee believes that this would leave sufficient playground for the children. ‘4 Price is Too HI The principal re verss to the purcha for the adjoining property, the owner want- ing $2,500, or $500 a lot. W. R. Homan, who 18 a member of the committee, took up the negotiations with the owner, and this was the best price he could dours, o the additional ground and it is understood that at the mext meeting of the board he will Introdidce a minority report providing tor the purchase in spite of the report of the majority of the committes. Theodore Johneon, another member of the committes, is in favor of purchasing the lots if they can be secured for $800 a lot, while Robert Smith is willing to pay as much as $3,000 for them, but will go no higher. Mr. Stubbendorf not only objects to the price, but also to the idea of having & play ground for the school children abut- ting immediately upon a street car lin as this would upon Ames avenue. He say: .| that 1# addition to paying the price Of the ground the board would have to figure upon the grading necessary to put the land in shape before they ¢an ‘estimate the cost to the board, and this will make the'cost pro- hibitive. Defieit is Certaln. “The board is facing a certaln deficit.” be gaid, “and we must not necessarily i cremse it. if the iand were necessary i would not stand on the matter.of & hun- dred dollars more or less, but we do not need it. We can buy land much nearer the center of town for less money, but that is aside from the question, as we do not need the property. A minority report will not prevail, as a majority of the mem of the board will shetain the committee, the members of which have carefully inquired into the conditions.” Pays a Tribute to Schiley. BALTIMORE, Jily 8L—In a letter ao- cepting ,the appojntment of the vice pres- idency of the Schley Triumphal Arch as- sooclation, fecently organized in this city to erect an enduring monument to the admiral, Cardinal Gibbons says ‘Admiral Schley's victory shed glory on our state and I cheertully accept the posi- tion assigned to me, earnestly hoping that the patriotic enterprise will meet with s hearty response from the citisens of Mary- land."” Seasonable Fashions. 4192 Twe Piace Bishop Mv 82, 86 and 40 bust. ‘Woman's two-pléce bishop sleeve, 4193; to be made with or without the fitted ltning— Nothing marks the date of a costume 8o surely as the sleeve If they be correct and up-to-date the entire gown will take on an alr of smartiess otherwise unknown. The stylish model {llustrated is admirable in every way and is well adapted to re- modelling as well as to the making of new waists. The fact that it is cut in two pleces makes it poksible to ude the pattern for cutiing over sleeves of the smaller bishop type with only the addition of such extra materigl as s usually to be found among the left-over pleces. When extra length is needed # can be oarefully pleced on and the fact entirely hidden from view by a judiclous use of trimming. Lace applted over the materfal, embroidery used in the same way and ‘bands of all eorts are in vogue. By trimming the sleeves above the cuff the Decessary seams can be comocealed while ‘an entirely fashionable effect is ob- talned. ‘The sleeve is cut in two pleces, the full upper which drops over the cuff and the narrow under portion. When made of silk, wodl and the llke or of any material that will not require frequent laundering it shoyld be adjusted over the fitted lining that serves to hold the puff ia place but washable fabrice are better and prettier un- Iined, as they give & softer and sem!-trans« parent effect that is exceedingly attractive. The lining s carefully shaped and will be found an excellent foundation for fancy sleeves of any sort. To cut these sleeves in the medium size 2% yards of material 21 inches wide, 1% yards 27, 82 or 44 inches wide will be re- quired. The pattern 4192 1s cut in thres' sises, wmall, corresponding to 833-inch; wiedium, corresponding to 36-ineh, and large, corre- spouding to 40-inch bust measur For the accommodstion of The Bee read- ers, these patterns, which usually retasfl st trpm 26 to 50 cents, will be furnished at sominal price, 10 cents, which expense. In order to get’ I