Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 2, 1902, Page 11

SPEGIAL NOTICES|: Advertisements for these columns i1 12 m. for the n 16 & word renfter. Nothing takem | for less than 25¢ for the first insere o Th adv "o n Induv-udurmc-u.fl-d the aheek omiy. FOR SALE~CIGARS, $50.00 IN GOLD. It pays to buy your cigars of us. You may wake up some day and find_yourself the pos r of Fifty Dollars in Gold that we'give ¥ 1o our customers each month. Butler & Miller, 5 0 b ARNAM STS. N. W. COR. 16TH AND FARNAM WANTED—SITUATIONS. A BSTENOGRAPHER—When you want one §hll the Remington Typewriter office, 1619 rnam street. Telephone 1 A—M459—-A24 WANTED-MALE HELP, FOR 4“'\“ A DAY'S WORK. 1 you live in the counfry or in a small t]- have & Acquaintance ;fier- and stock ralsers in nelghborhood you can make by four ur five hours' work. Q" Bee i'»'"x',u’fi"’ &, & n""r’%'“'ni‘e"’" 'ublishing Cq icito) "B sas and D— %00d man in_e _{ oun% o take subscripcions for The fwentlet Luuury Farmer. Our agents make es ‘everywhere. ~Reéferences required. Address, chnueth Cemury Farmer, OMHI..N b. B—613 NTED—lnqu‘nce n\H‘l' ot experien ‘an offér you nc Callat9 m. MBDA';G of Bldg. B—606 Whern You Write . to Advertisers emember It unly takes an extra stroke or {'. :‘t tfn pe 'to mention the fact that you. saw the ul The Bee. mmumxcmn ‘male -lnol’ruphur who writer. F &, 2'; o !;—IIM—AM ANTED~—Me, to leurn “best paying. trade '.n existence for ] man; short time; expense jos Ba piicants Jfrom. Collége, ml Farnam 'St. fl’om Barper’ Col o am 8t W NTHD—A barber - at_once; no Yoot or stilbent_feva appiy; H0 per ook guatanteed. Madson, 25 Maln, Hre- mont, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, FOR l.l"\-llol'l-l. FOR RENT, excellent six-i room cottage, 24 and California strees 00d repair; cholce ncuhborhood lnc uding water rent. Inguire at . 19th llrell or Hfl N. Y, Life Bldg. TWO modern brick houses, each nine rooms and laund: Sout Wn Ave. ne; price, $40. | ards, 1115 . 34 St. MODERN hous Yhosler &w FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEO! 1 WILL recelve bids for the sale of the Harris & Fisher Packing houses, Includ ing the machinery or without. i receive bids for tl nery Senarsialt: Sida 1o be, in by Aulun 6. Address 710 40th Q—M8u 3* =._——_== CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS, FRITZ, nearly new. ry, 3539 and 34l facing perk, on street Inquire of J. M. Rich- D— Mass. clairvoyant. 1614 Cl s EL 8 rooj eeler, .. lfli Jackson St. las and 15th 8 | MMBE. GYLMER, geriuine paimist, 315 818 8836 | #ROOM all modern house, 2201 Sherman Ave., a fine one, $27 7-room, all modern, 1001 N. 29th 8t., another fine one, $0. G. E. Turkington, -g—l llfl (’HARLM four-room cottage; rent Wm B OO0 e x| MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124 N, 16th. R. 7. dan and Trast Co. 30 Brown block, 118 418 & e 713 | Se—— When You Write PERSONAL. to Advel’lisers HAIRDRESSING, mlnh‘ul‘lnl and chirop~ femember it viiy (ukes wd exira stroke or ody, for ladies only, in connection wlm ‘I'he Bathery, 620 Bee Ml ag. tWo of the pen to mention the facc that ¥ou saw Uw ad in The Bes. PRIVALE hospltal before and during con- Bl nnum-n\. bavles adopted. 2408 Grant St. FURNISHED house for rent; ul modern | Mrs. Gardeis. U~ convenlences; 108 Davenport St. ILICTRI( AL TREATMENT. Tel. k- ufl. A1* | RUPTURE permanently cursd in 3 to 8 bs aays; send for circu Wood, M. D, NEW 6-room modern cottage, S New York Lite l""l- N and_ neighborhood, “enameled #as; one block from car; §. fhatire % Seward. law: Irnn bllh lll N. Inlh. VIAVA, woman's way to heaith. Home treatment. Hooklet iree. 346 Bee Bldg., Umaha. U734 GRAMOPHONES and uppl 8, wholesa llnd retail. Colins Flano Co., 1622 Dy FOR RENT " large S-room house, o, The water, 315, Realty Co., 1301 Douglas St. FURNISHED house for rent; all modern convenlences. 1908 Davenport St. D829 3* iy R ms, modern, $30; Uz Er. kine, Foome, detached, modern, $2.s; 3008 Mason, 8 rooms, modern; 1668 . 20th, othes Ringwalt Bros., Barker Blk. D—Msis 3 ety maha cmnopouy a_wpeclaity, In_connection ich the Bathery, rooms 216-220, Bee Bidg. U—T3s. mum-oofinu and hairdressing, %o, in connection with ‘the Bathery, 216-220 B bullding. Tel, 1716. i l—t. i DR. B. M. JACK!ON room 4, block, chronic diseases a speclalt e -| sultafion free. finest location in the o= 1908 Capitol Ave, BE—Ms8% | TEL. ™ for L. M. E. messengers. U—M85% Ifl floor. Al3 Franur e FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, ELEGANT rooms, clty. DEWEY Etropean hotel, 13th and Farnam. E—-116 ELITE PARLORS, 615 8. lhh Bt., U] L2 PER WEEK, 422 8. 18th St., one block oul E-16 Ly MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, za floor, 5 Al ool rooms, modern, 2011 BT A¢* | HANDSOME Mby _tlon. 1808 Cali boy and rlf do) e, |1 orl r KOOMS, first-class location. Farnam, nh—m AS D—RLPTLRE CURED FOR $30--No knife, no pain, wo detention from _business. Bend for booklel. ete. EMPIRE JRU T(,RE CURE CO., 982 N. Y. x.anla; J—881 NXUELY 'urnlshnd front rooms for ll(ht housekeeping. %10 Douglas 8t, E—48 a1 RNISHED rooms for rent. 1814 Webster. E—Mokt A2 When You Write to Advertisers nnmnber It only takes au extra stroke of the pen to mention the fact' tha I.Il l.'l lnp:d in The Bee. g AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th and 2d Dodge LARGE pleasant south room, pHv-l- len- ily. 1127 South 3ist street. COOL, pleasant rooms for rent at 183 Leavenworth, E—M529 3¢ e ————— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, TLEBB ttu'nfl l and canvas men for 1L ship August 1; s-he:nayn Einployment, 8 8. B—808 Al 'HHBER -nd | bridge carpenters, §2.60 per uth , Dakota; . free fare. Dlvmnl. 8. ” - ‘ 12th 8t on.'u::.' B89 AL 1902. TYPEWRITERS. BUSINESS CHANCES. Hi RDWARE ot ru Ad- ‘ \# “fin c-mll. i (ERAL mmmnam ook lcrl‘on'der & R -n‘ ige, N e e ry in .-onl of _selling MILLINERY stock for sale, cheap. dress Allle Coe, ndolph, } e'b 'Rtl.on Ad- A GOOD pa; propert closest inv office. business to exchange for city or country; will bear ation. Addnn"l‘ with $3,000. Interest given dld business proposition. e When You Write to Advertisers %6 or the pen”to mantion the fact that o oF the pen o 5 You saw the ad in The Ree EQUINE REC ORD CO. Proven best dividend paying investment of 20th century; write for particulars. Equine Record Co., 256 Broldwyuy, N. M4z 2 FOR SALE_Ths best saloon in_ South Omoha; everything new p 1o d Solling on AGCOWHLTof IN healthy must set ut of business; nice location, good trade. xu( Thompson, 64 uth Omaha. P« - GOOD storeroom for sale or rent in town. Add. F 57, Bee. Y—MB47 §* PIONEER FARM FOR RENT. ted in southwestern Minfiesota; 160 acres in splendid state of cultivation; six miles from Omsha railread; farm stocked with high:grade Galloway' cattle, which are for sale; owher getting old is' reason for renting; particalars may be had upon Inquiry. SHIMER & CHASE, Ranches, Modern Cott: 4 -Beo Bldg. M8l 4* FOoRr EXCHANGE, EXLHANGD—G%MI-‘! merchandise, involce for ‘lan ranch on.er stocks; your Ppropel with M. (_llne. O 8L, "Linepin,. Mn " MM AY 0,00 TO mm stock of general merchan- ise to '5 hange for land and_one-third cash. ress; XY, smckley Neb. North #th Ilrco!; ry $20.00 BUYS A LAMBERT Typewriter. Fast, efficlent, durable. to learn, use and care BUILT FOR BUSINESS. Let us show you. Bent on approval. MonroE & co., 811 North 16th 8t Omaha, Emg TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP, 'Phone 177, 08 8o, 16th | o Simplest, easiest tor. L. M. E. hauls tranks, Tel, 780, —Msis PATENTS, PATENTS—8ues & Co., Bee Bldg.,, Omaha; no fee unless successful; advice froe. FLORIST. L. HENDERSON, 151§ Farnam, 'l'el. 1263, Bend for price list, cut flowers and .I‘n.lr;‘u L _ __ _ _— ) DRESSMAKING. Dms:sam\xmu in families or. at home. Miss Sturdy, 2580 Harney. MESSENGERS. QUICK messenger service, Tel. 1017, — M4 A————————t——————ate AUTOMOBILES, ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILII 1119 Farnam street. BALE TIES. Deright's, —-785 11 - s e LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE To Whom It May Concern—Notice is here- 7 §iven that the Board ot Commissionery of Rock county, Nebraska will on the 15th day of Augist, 193, until noon of that day, receive bids at Bassett, Nebraska, for the ‘comstruction of a vridge crossing the Niobra.a river at a Point on o near the half. dl-n line dividing section % north and in township 32, range 15, which bl’ld:e thull be of lhe following gon- eral character: Of sufficient Tength to span sald river from bank tv bank, including Island, and about ‘&0 feet; piie and stringer, undet wood bridge; white oak piling, 84 512 Inchea Rt DULT and driven at jast 34 tést nto the ground; bents 3 feet apart, iles to the bents protected by wuh railroad fron protec- le under same ru- tectod by tworinch white cak Diank: strin ers of Oregon fir, €xi2 inches, lald 16 Inche from center to 'genter; li-foot two_and one-half-inchi white oak plank trusses not less than one inch in dlameter, 4 {russ rods to each epan; railing 3 feot high, substantiai, nard pine, caps on plles ite oak, 12x12;’ bridge to be 6 feet above o be ase ind named. m.m hd *specifications tn eounty ‘Clerkc r all bids, omml-lonon sollnl Clerk. t—M ROPOSALS FOR annhucrmN oF WATER DA B Jul; R t Rock N“MII G. A. HILLBURG, Pl MA gfice n said olty untf August 21, 183, for the construction of a masonry dam on the Middle Fork of Crow WFlans and specifications for the propossd work may, be seen at the offioss of 'k"? city clerk or the engineer, and blank forms of Rroposal o Wil e turnished by the city Eleh bid must be enclosed In a sealed envalnpe. and 'nul! be lccnmplnhd by a ified ‘check for $1,00.00 as a guarantee that the Caoseaetul bidder will enter into a ocontract. furnish satisfactory evi- noon of Thursday, Bidders must dence. of their ability to do the class of work required. Bids w‘ll be opened at a special meeting of the city co\mcll o( sald eity of Chey- enne, Wyo to ba he y, August 21, 1902, at 8 o'cl ock RAY, Mayor. MUR! E. A. ABRY, CNV Clerk. —Jy2EQDIst on Thurs OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co,, #11 North iéth, ) PR ———— N NICKEL PLATING. EXCHANGE. 1 will exchange my home for several va- cant lots or one,or two a close in y some dif- g Wi south Tront ots JON10. wet. with chotee | varieties ol' cherries, plums, crabapple: peaches and apples now two years old, it—currants, goose- rr{el, h‘.:'ilpel, ruptlnrrl;-. ete.; l‘llu maple s trees, selecte mm. vines and shrubbery. addres Bee. Z—Hlfi 4 —_———————_—_== BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. OMAHA Piating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel 5%1 —_— ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson. Tul.; PLUMBING, D. W. DUDGEON, 210 Farnam. Tel. 1166 d s p) CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. Merriam, comfortable summer home. Tel &. 117 ROOMS and board. The Albany Douglas. Mok A% NRCE front room, modern, 'llkl flll- ce, handy to all cars. 1919 Bui n‘ F—mfl 201 ey nnan-Love Co., %9 8. 18th. 3 per cent on residence property. WANTED, city loans and warrants, W. MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE, W39 Options to pay whole or part any tme. W. B, iy Farnam Smith & Co., 13% Farnam St W. for, U. 8. men Ciiteeun Ui acter md l’m write. K ly to Recrull Jg6 st. Omana, knd coln, Nebraska, Lisisn O co Wn iy KONEY to loan on lll‘lprov!d Omaha real PER CENT on business property. EIKLE, 401 W40 W1 UTOPIA, 1721 Dlvlnpol'l 8t F—867 A26 FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H. DESIRARLE south room, with board. 2| Thomas, First Nat. Hank Blde. Tel. 1648 N, 18th, F—662 A1* W3 THE ROSE, b Herney, large pariors; | WANTED, city and farm loans; aiso bonds single or ensuite; va -mul.r 3. and warrants. R, C. Peters & . 1 rates reasonabie. Tosh A% | Farnam Bt. Bee Bidg. Wi o s S Tkt | LN bl LT LR PR S -m mads A T EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, pmm ‘and machi L3 Burtace and' Nehrnlll. dlvlll B. h H Keency, 5o So. isth ency, 4 ) 8 S SALESMEN WANTED, BOUT HEABT tr;?t room, Sty with llco:‘-. 'l'll. Prlnu mon Fs10 TMENT GO E I EN' 'OMP, !ork ANY Low PAY) M Hoor fe Bl New FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Thn F hulldln" ll C’. FOR RENT-TORES AND onlcn. Bl.fl by W?fl‘:’lu‘?m.fl !lmtl as four stories and ement was formerly used as o Dhoos room 1S, 'f. Julln.r ol rental agents, $0 ; low rate. " Prichard, 1113 waenam i o ST PRIVATE money. Bhorwood, 951 Y g m TO § P. C. money. Bemis, Paxton Bk, W49 B R e g § PER CENT loans. ‘Garvin Bros. Farnam. .‘a. nxv;nn money. ¥, D. Wead, _mg THE IlARK.B BUSINESS COKPAN . Promoters_of hksnrum REAL ESTATE Business (.hlnc:l Bought and Bola. Partners Purnished. clal Atten- tion te the Sale of Furnishe. Houses, Roomlnx Houses, Ho(eh News Stands, Groceries, Meat Mar- kets, Dry Goods Stores, Mullnerh- and all clasces of Busine: I;cumd for Patents. Stocks of fi-r— andise, etc. Advance IIIOI’IG' to bll].l’l on easy terms. it king for small or latge in- ettty we can Salp v ae boni you \rl-huL llr:crn:e your business and want o e Etve eversthing prompt attentlon and suarantee satistactio i or_write, ALL kinds of carpenter work and repair- promptly attended to. J. T. Ochlitree, 108 ena Take strecss. —$70 —_— e e ICE CREAM SODA. SARATOGA Ice Cream Soda one: prlee 50; one quality, the best. 8, W. Cor. 24th and Ames Ave. O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 So. 111‘;!1 mste——— LAWN MOWERS, on. 8 B! luiisn CO.. 4% GOOD BLOCE. DES MOIL FOR SALE—RE, SNAP! Elegant 3 ‘“mn:hnkgnrflfl IEE PAYNE,' bargains, L ByTATE, N‘qg’m hrlck o, 3 %l'rwxc l oo. iot chmu E'— 61 ARLES B, m Farnam street. WILLIAMSON ¢ RE—762 The ress will be l‘nlld very lmopnlbl;wTi interested apply at once C. Rose- water, secretary, room lw. Bee bllilldln'. ta sell mmov to un retall groc Omaha and viclnity for a Ci g E periented mau or grocery elerk pre- ’:‘M Mdml B care Lord Thomas, Ci e WANTED at once, wraveling salesman ¢ st umal- lnl ":5 fi.'fr'-fl\:." nt commission allow v erence: The Hand-Shaved Trandte Co. ipbell, My —M19 3% uctushl- wmm “two mmc lady _studen iu A =" mm Mmohu.mtg*m AL e 2 ST LT SRS TR e wmwm mmununt. ".:."fl""( m for mr& hmluwofk' =T 'h’ for mlo‘w‘rrk. TR o, e e e ln‘. for general h&i“om at once at M‘A‘:’“ ‘H -‘2 ullfnnfiuh. u'o’ gflm bl?clr%“' :"-‘.".."3‘:""‘3.:3:2.: MR w. .eou tent ool W. four South DM!. 5 eneral hos D-Gtr usework; 14 re es. :m E l(.. tfamily; wags FOR RENT-HOUSES, Tel. 1195. VANS anfl baggege wum B HOUSES TO MOVE ht get Om Van Ulonfl 8 i office "n'uu "umun. or Tels. 1669-563, Il parts of dU The O, Javis Co., DDEIM for choice e B PA’ TWICK & CO. ‘fiou"&‘dnfisl Lite Blag. TQI.DB%& RD Van & St Co. Tel. 1486 MAGGA! orage "B e ol - ¥. D. Wead, 1624 Douglas. HOUSES, ete. ¥. D, upias. 21 SPENCER ST., 10-room ho batl] furnace and barn; nice loca- rent $30. K.. Pwu-r recelver, ds B Drewi ooms, modern, $0; wmam, § rooms, modern and barn, m. ".'-"’"m"%‘.: """".{.'L‘.;“"m“sm. g D% T STORCKER CIGARS are the most legitimate tiel S0 e eiie e g e FOR REhT—!torl ln rent reasonabl Co lround flm)l‘. Bll Bty cll‘l Tocation; g f C Peters d HOUSES and lots in f clty; al scre prcpen and !arrrn e, The O e ‘Bulldin, dagiia i A HONTHLY ment bargain | house. Gt p?vy-mu R ShafPened, repaired. 1.1 Wks., 1406 Homard s ] STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CUYRED._ Julla Vaughn, & Remge Bidg. ——— e When You Write 0 Advertisers femember {t only, takie two of the pen you saw the % IA tg‘nu fact lhrl LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, 23 U. 8. N'l Bk. 7111,6. NEB. Collection Co., 306 N. Y. Life Bldg. —348 A19% EINT-Desk roo LR TREE B quin Hene & AGENTS WANTED. it - ol St AT 'ED—Canvassing nts in eves unty to_soliclt sul THE CENTURY FA R. Stead: in- m Agents e country wi o ureau, —23 ‘SOMETHING NEW ! | e o S b an: F in a_moment. No batte y doo wi about. No springs to wind. 1?? Ee orde; nl o ot:'::’of é‘.gn "r‘u'go-‘fi REFAN 3. 9 e ) WANTED-TO RENT, or lnrn lp-oo trice.” aTAAm atroet. 224 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. ‘MONEY ‘We have it to loan In amounts from fl‘.fl)’ up on furniture, planos, warehouse re- celpts, live ‘lkoek et We also make whé have a Wo give you cash and we do not charge npeh or filing mortg: T- Wllh dl ve the option of keep the money or one month or six, or nr, and you noed wt ry for 1t lon(er n you kee 0 vertisement to lln your F l “g 'f.l.l.xpt.“‘ o g iran e by fair treatmen e motto of .fi o < Ph.u" OIAHA l( ¢ 05TGAGE LO. &Q (Illlhlllhld “ Bo. 16th ’( P K v. SR NS R L. IHOIT MUTH PAY DAY, ' T IR AT P, “PON XR PLAI O’l’l. No mafln.e. indot These loans made % ABLE CRED! or publici RELL iliy. Room 308, nlfll Floor, Paxton %o”l X K1y A2 aule 8 ho arnam street -1 h“t‘:o“ W" 7_or 8-room modern distance, over R FOR SALE—FURNITURE. CHICAGO Furniture Co., I . Tel, - No'.uul uoonllng.‘ 333'3_%1. DININ . Some 0dd pufi.: and Call mo FURNITURE of 7-room corner flat for sale At once. Mrs. M. Bunce, 191 mvun- worth. 8 npor : P SRR DA s B LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS ke b BALART X o W' ED PEOPLE, WANTED Eun. 'Itm- il ME' Gitles. "Tolman, PHOIHI? CRE! hgl%u Successor to J. Tel. 746, P.:ltm Block. —~MT52 IA!ARY AND FL;E["‘?R! LOANS. RELIABLE CREDIT Co., Room 308, Third Floor, Paxton’ ;locl room furniture. tchen ware for l‘nl‘ MONEY loaned on Pllln&!. to salaried l.';h business fide lowest rates, 814 Paxton block. The J. A. Hul(oxn (_"a FOR IAL.—IOIIII. ‘IAGOII, BYC. IONEY Iocnod 20 lurnllu § 2 TOP CARMAG phaet: sué. s, 3 tons, ot - other top ot o, GO Frost pu 14th and La'onworth't P31 'livl: etock, Loan Dul! GM‘n. Barker block. n?unr loaned on vhnu. furniture, ‘nv. . horses, cows, ete. C. F. Reed, MEMBER, Hi nl‘nd“u vel lcl:n X —T51 BUSINESS CHANCES. WHOLESALE bakery for sale, tion and good trade; fal [ for sellin FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. loca- ling health is roa- new bflel ovtw Address Neb. Y—-M221 ks E‘l‘ n or ou( of business call on Wil- Room 411, McCugue bufldl > A BUSINESS MAN lbfl\&lz‘ controlling interest Ill.:' prollt- o cmen: ox Tonce, steckad pok gm T . ; DU R Y o m_ln;-hcomlnd typewriters. 1{1!’;}- i | BB TTLEG yton Dodge, Omaba. i INDIAN goods und relics. 1119 Fsr_ng; Cas e rapidly {ncreasi: mnufulunu business. c- fie 3 Tonnaon: N, ¥4 WHEN nm -unt to buy, sell or excha catalogue Drug Co., v l. and i an mv.fih-c. HOUSKES and fats. Ringwalt, Barker block. BES and fats. Ringwalt, £ blech e UNEQUALED, centi -m«m. Lrow n‘.‘.’.fl Vroom Bat Tutnrd. o = N T SDHAND safe cheap. De: }m‘ e F hnun. " s Jnhlllol .‘ N 'IO lUY sell ¢ or exchan, e & busines on C. J. Canan, R. § lrnlf h Jd our busi Dperty quick, e o S HOUSER, stores. Bemis, Paxton block. & D10 SR A it BAKERY FOR OV E-Meat market - :‘u- FER L. M. E. uny. hurry. -ru ™ QMM DISON phonographs, §10, 820 and $0; b7 Lo-f."&” of 8 per dos.i w wheels, g § up. Oma Bicyele Cou ot Chicago li'a_ FOR gas fxtures ses Sam'l By e see urns. A without mortgage or lndorlw“ro to’ mon; o the full amount o'f the Joan Wi | Hous . RE—M#6 omdi: G. WALLACE, Ex edtate, mort- gage, rentals, inSurgucg. Brown ylnch RANCH And fa; s I 1; o Facing l&’:fl}‘o:l‘ 15 “{: l‘ ester, land commisstoner, R ompis n.&. nlon ‘Fa’ m—m Helduunru LAUNDRY, OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, c; 2c; oufts, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. A EEST laundry. The Chicago, ‘phone 2. oago, ‘phone 2K R HOME! o T i RE—M237—K18 miles northiwest of I e culth ‘én“-nd “m.z."é'... show all un lfio{ l{m don( llfl -to I“C:'Jml‘ ACREI ——ry LOST. LOST, Vell pocket memorandum book con- taining R. sses. " Return to Bee office and got reward. . Lost—i28 MANUFACTURING. P. MELCHIOR, chinist. 15th and Harney, ma- —Ti6 8, b(l. nsurance. "Ph Byr x:l ), m .l on tarms, l’nflc N n ."fi?m-. ¥ mn"%lach five OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. makes a spe- claity of flre uuw shutters, doorl and safes. G. , Prop,, 108 8. 10th SL. JUNK, fence and 4 . mer houe. s:.‘f*.:‘mf% TWO ,_no bet- ter, farm onl: A blg -m Wil be ?:-E' iy I, 160 acres ie Lincoln county § miles ‘horth- Jest of Norh Platte x o i lowm Pflm only $.! Wrile us for full particu end 3ou s copy D}{ culars and’ we will LFA FA PAYNE ?#VQH‘KIN'I?‘COKP “The Alfalfa ANY, BE—-M9 ¢ Farm Mortgages. NRMLE hvz.l'l Green, 40§ N. Y. a few ortgages; bearing Rt o farms. e gum 3 MEDICAL, oihe asknowledged - leading specialist % of women in Omaha, Wouid call the ‘attontine i Bt sulering ladles (o his. unsurpassed acoommodations “before during cnnfll\lml and his l for lrl"\lllfl tter what cause. Cull oF nddrems; with Stamp, Dr. les, Arlington Block, 1813 €, Ll!l DR. PRIEI OSTEOPATHY. GID. E. & ALICI JOHNBON ul aths. Suite 515, N. Y. Life Bldg. DR. A..T. HUNT, 613 McCague Bldg. Tel s . ~Ti MRS. GRACE DEEGAN, 68 ullding. Tel. 2048 Bes putidize. | w SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, 091 | X C VAN BANTS school. 7 N, ¥, Life. | & ’9..'%::“ oo g NEB. Business & Shorthand College, i:g’- MIXED cou.nlly scrap, $11; Farnam. D, o stove nhuhr ANNOUNCEMENTS. WATBRS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele- phone 21%0. 511 South Thirteenth nm;". GARBAG! ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspools and vaults, removes garbags e and dead animals at reduced prices: 621 N. 16, Tel, 1778, g e PAWNBROKERS, GLE Loan Office," nlub’ Ihmmudul- lnl. all business confidential. Dou%lu —_— STORAGE. OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. lm]-n-. —_— TINNERS AND OCORNICES, RAILWAY TIME CARD, UNION STATION-10TH AND MARCY, Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, Leave. Arrive EAST. Chlcl.o Daylight Lim. Chlcllo Dnynnn Chicago Expres: Colo, T Okiuhoma friyer. i Central, Chicago Express . Chicagn, M| Bt Paul Lij Minneapolis & Nonhv-tam Lma" CREPRREPRESRM SebSnng G - 28EBR2LEREES 3] EUPPURTTTTEP &3 auaaaauah Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. 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Winslow, veesecsscsestsesey Call up 3 238 anda Bee Advertising Man will call on you to get a Want Ad or a Half Page. 0000 0000000000000 lfll. AND-A IOI LINE L o' lr“ lou ll(l‘hl 0000606000604 Aug. 16,10 A M, Aun 104, M Farnam treet; reets Louls ,l..%a, NEW BUILDINGS AT ARMY POSTS Forts Riley and Leaveuworth to Substa 1 Du Improvements ® Coming Year. Plans are out for the erection of large bulldings at Forts Riley and Leavenworth, to be completed for the War department next year It possible. The artillery bare racks are particularly needed at, Fort Riley, as for several months one battery has been camping upon the military roservation. This battery was stattoned at ¥ort Robin- son before the arrival of the Twenty-sec- ond Infantry in the department and was transferred to Fort Riley at that time with- out adequate room for its accommodation The specifications at Fort Riley call for the erectlon of one double cavalry bar- racks, one artillery barracks, one gun shed, three fleld officers’ quarters, two double- line officers’ quarters, two double non- commissioned staff officers’ quarters and one bakery. At Fort Leavenworth the bufldings to be erected are six infantry barracks, ome ar- tillery barracks, one artillery guard house, shop, etc., one artillery stable, one artil- lery gun shed and one bakery. A board of officers, consisting of Colonel H. 8. Turrill, Colonel E. J. McClernand and iptain W. R. Grove, will meot Saturday at the headquarters of the department to examine Finley M. Smock, Iate of the Fifth Towa cavairy, as to his qualifications as superintendent of a military ceraetery. The examination into the fitness of Cap< tain Daniel B. McCarty, supervising quar- termaster at Fort Leavenworth, for pro< motion, been completed and the cap~ tain returned to his station Thursday even« ing. Considerable interest is being taken at headquarters i the result of the rifle com« petition at Fort Leavenworth. There Is. some dlscussion among the officers as to the use of the ving gauge upon the maga- ine rifies, some of them maintaining that the soldier should be required to -shoot without the gauge, so that he will be able to approximately gauge the force of the wind when it.comes to actual engagements. ONE- MORE MOVE ON GORDON Judge Estelle Overrules Oity's Mo. tion for New Hearthg in Salary Case. Oity Attorney Connell, for whom Judge Estelle has been walting for some time, appeared in the latter's court Friday morn- ing and took the court's announcement. that his motion for a new hearing in the action brought by former Police Judge, Gordon against Mayor Muores to corupel him to sign a salary warrant for Gordon for part of 1901 is overruled. The court gave him until September 15, or forty-six days, to get into the supreme court with his bill of exceptions, and in the meantime the peremptory writ is in abeyance, and the mayor to give personal bond for the appeal costs. Judge Estelle sald that he expected the long-drawn-out term of the district court to end next Tuesday. REPORTS OF PETTY THEFTS of Depredntors D day Night. Mary Mitehell, “colored, of 513 South: Fifteenth street, told the police that = woman of her acqualntance known as. “Luey"” spent the ight at her house and yesterday m'l:: had left, wearing one of Mary' dresses and taking with her a silk filll!. a red hat trimmed with black and other articles of wearing apparel that Mary wants recovered. Charles Campbell complained to the police that for the last year he had allowed his wagom to remain standing in the alloy near his residence,. 718 North Sixteenth. . Yesterday morning it had disappeared. The black- smith shop at 418 South Nineteenth street, was entered during the night and an anvil olen. The proprietor reported to the police. ; Right on the Spot Where rheumatism pains rub Buckien's Arnica Salve, the great healer.. "Twill work wopders. Btops pain or no pay.. 2be. Heavy Cattle. Shipment from Plerre, PIERRE, 8. D., Aug. 1.—(Special)— ‘While there have beem several light ship- ments of cattle at times through July, the first heavy shipment to the edstern mar- ket was made from this city Monda: when two trains with twenty-seven care of cattle and several cars of horses and sheep were sent out. The heaviest part of the shipment went to the Chicago mar- ket, being beef stuff, but one of the trains went to Sloux City with feeder stock. Seasonable Fashionsg @198 Child's Wading Drawers, 2, 4 and Syears. Child's Wading Lrawers, ‘4165~Th of wading i inherent in every child ture. To be able to paddie and play in the edge of the ses, the bay, or the river, is one of the greatest joys the summer, has to offer. ‘These useful drawers are de- signed to render the fun avallable without danger to the clothing and are, therefore, & boom both to parent and the child. Th originals, from which the drawing was made, are of craveneite serge in dark blue, but any waterproof matertal is equally suitable The drawers are simple in the extrems, but are generously full, as they are de- signed to draw on over the regulation- clothing. The leg portions are seamed together and are tursed under at the lower edges - where they (from casings through which elastic s inserted that draws them up to'the required size and forms frills. The upper edge is also supplied with casing and elastic and the drawers can be s0 drawn on and made to perfectly pro tect the daintier ones and the pretty skirts worn beneath. To cut these drawers for a child.of { years of age 1% yards of material 27 fuches wide, or 1% yards 36 or 44 Inches wide will be required The pattern 4198 is cut in sizes for chil- dren of 2, 4 and 6 years of age. For the accommodation of The Bee resd- ers, these patterns, which usually retaf] st from 25 to 50 cents, will be turnished at » mominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get & pattern ens close 10 centy, give number and name of patters wanted and bust weasure.