Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 18, 1902, Page 7

rum comsecntively. Advertisers, by requesting & mwme ered check, can have answers ad- dressed to & mumbered lettor in care of The Bee. Answers so addressed will be delivered om presentatien of the ohesk eonly. FOR SALE~CIGARS, $50.00 IN GOLD. It pays to buy Lige'A clnn of us. You fay wake up some day and find yourself [ ssesnor of Fitty Dollars in Gold that ve away to our customers each month, B utler & Miller, . W. COR. 6TH AND FARNAM STS. N w. © WANTED=SITUATIONS, A STENOGRAPHER—When you want one call the Remington Ty, Ke'lrllel‘ office, 1619 ¥arnam street. Telephone 1575, — AT WANTED—MALE HELP. WANTED—Canvasser. Man familiar with book and newspaper work preferred. Must be hustler. Bullding. $ FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK. It you live in the country or in a small town have acquaintance among stock raisers in the nelghborhood you can make $5 by four ur nve Bours work. will send you our proposition. 'Ah Bee Publishing Co., Solicitors’ sz(, Omaha, Nel B-Mul WANTED—A_good man In_every rnun(fi to take subscripions for The Twentieth Century Farmi wages evel re. Rddress, - fwentioth Omaha,’ Neb, TEAM drivers, coal and bullding neaterials $10.50 per week. Sutherland Bros Co., 2th and Hickory Sts. B—5% VANTED, men to ilearn barber trade. Practical training, expert instructions elght weeks required. We present tools, pay Saturday wages. guarantes poaitions. Bpecial inducements’ lo appllcants from d lance \Vrlh today. Moler Barber Dou or and Our agents make good References requlired. Century Farmer, B613 B-Ms% 21* WAN' “typewriter % o (6 countty. One with exporience in law and abatract office preferred. Btate references and salary expected. Address in own handwriting to G W4 Bes office. B—M! TWO _collectors; requisites. - W. A Ware Block. rmanent ositions; Hixenbaugh & P S Apply Room W1 Bee i B2 FOR RENT-HOUSES, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FOR SALE—MISCELLANBOUS. MONDAY, AUGUST '18, 1902. BUSINESS CHANCES, MODERN 7-room flat, $%5. H. B. Graham, agent, 24th and Farnam, D18 10-ROOM _ nouse, nearly new, water, gas, sewer, fine lawn, near motor and school: rent §25. Inquire Wm, 1. Kierstead, City Hall. D49 1918 CALIFORNIA, § rooms, mofl-rn, 5260, 106 Einwey, 9 rooms, modern, $15.00. 15065 Binney, Double "house, 18 rooms, mod- 1511 1. Poth, § fooma, city water, Sis 3.00, 1413 Charles, b rooms, elty, wate wflt WALLACE, S Brown Block " 5ROOM_brick house, modern except fur- nace. 846 8. 18th Bt. NB—CII HOUSES_Elegant 10-room, brick Bouse; few blocka irom the postofice. Just the thing for a first-cla: l:fl ng house, BRENNAN-LOVE uth J3th B 13th Bt. 22 cu,momu,\ ST., 10-room _modern house, large lawn, stable for horses and buggy; in good repair. 1908 Capitel Ave, s&y: in & FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. city. 199 Capitol Av DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. E-T16 ELEGANT rooms, finest location In the M8k $I PER WEEK, 8. 18th St., one bleck south of court BTl ouse. AETNA HOUSE, Euro 18th and v 5 o VIENNA HOTEL, 101115 Farnam St. 19 87 0L Burt. B0 furnished or unfurnished M Dlvenpon. H NICE front parlor. 2 NICE cool rooms. L. M. E. always hurry.Tel. . Q—Ms54 FOR SALRE, two hmln to be 'w Mediately. Inquire A. Murphy, atreet. im. M PIANO for sale or trade. G 14, Bee. Q--M127 840 FOR_SALE 8mith Premier tni-mcr, nearly new; cheap. G 45, Bee, WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange Jous bustness or progerty aulck, eae | 1. Johnson, #43 N. Y. Lite. Y—M IF YOU WANT CASH for your business, clty property or farm send full particu: lars ‘with best price and I will tell you how to get it, provided it is located in the United Sfates. My plan a winger. Write today. Emerson De Puy, Des Moines, la., sixth floor Towa Loan and Trust bull. Y—M345 89 FOR sALE. automovile, almost new. L. P. Madsen, 339 Broadway, Counell Bluffs Q—M531-91* EDISON _and Columbia phonographs: agents wanted; write for discounts. H. E. Fredrickson, 15th and Capitol l\:’m!“ EDISON, Columbia Dhomowr wanted, write. Fredrickson, 1%1 “r Av. CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS, FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1614 Cass St 8129 MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 §_15. 8835 . _ — _ _ _ _ __ _ — ____ } BLECTRICAL TREATMENT. - MME. Amus, vapor baths, 134 N. 15th. R. 7. —516 813 MME. SMITH, baths. 118 N. 15, 24 llovr. R T~132 85% GLADYS RUBSELL, 813% N. 15th_3d floor. T—Mass 89+ GRACE O'BRYAN of Ky, 720 8. 13th. T—M4&2 B12% Er————— PERSONAL. FOR RENT, a lar furnished Fooms housekeeping. 1709 Dod ROOMS, 2. 1¥‘r}|;y PRIVATE hospital b‘(’on lnfl during ocon- flnement; bables -dap 2306 Grant St Mrs. Gardels. Tol. F-1152. —T8 RUPTURE ?-rmn.nuy gursd in ¥ to 6 days; seud for circular. O. 8, Wood, M. §0" New York ‘Lite Bidg, Omana. Neb, THE ROSE, 200 Harney, larg sIngle sulte; also ller rooms; ble. F650 A2 Merriam, comfortable summer home. Tel, 5. =i gml IIOOHS Ind board. The Alban, “Dea fiamei UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport 8t. F—67 A% CENTER HOTEL, 210 N. 17th, half block lent, $1.25 per day; he trom P. O.; trai cooking. TWO nicely furnished TWO modern ruml-hed Tooms, with break- fast. 1616 8. F—Moth 25° FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS, . active man well acquainted rain shippers in southern and cen- Mebraska 1o solicit consignments of state lowest salary expected, with 5, Omaha Bee, B4 20 tral Neb. WANTED, state organizers for Nebraska by old established insurance soclety; pays slckness, accidont and death claims; plan popular and easy to secure members; salary and commisslon. Write for terms. Boclety, muNuy Lite Bldg., Klnul City, Mo. ention paper. 8 B4 21 BOLICITORS WANTED. THE GLA};AN’IEE FUND LIFE Wants Tive Actel eaeats [ ovary town in Nobraska, The proposition possesses spe- clal merit, and {s easily written. Salary or commidsion to the Flght man. = Address J. C. Buftington, secretary, Alltance, Neb. ooon messsngers wanted; first. clnna gny . T. Co., 212 8. 13th. BUBSCRIPTION SOLICITOR, able and ex- jenced, to solicit subseriptions three periodicals. Great chance for live Excluaive territory grant !xllllnl busipess transferre tory party. United Publisher tion Sub, Dept., 150 Nassau St. 50 ioe BARBER wanted; casy money and travel. éwflld‘rell E. A. Harrington, \Vnuke:hu. WANTED, s g00d barber; mno student or boogzer need IDH uur-nlne $10 _per Weel. Madser, 128 ‘Main, Fremont, WANTED, trustworthy man to_represent manufacturer in portlon of Neb.; mod- erate salary and expenses; splendid chance for _advancement; dressed_envelo; nmlm, Dearborn 8t.; Chicag WANTED, at once, blacksmith “married 2 years of age, good in wood SRd. troct cabAbie of Fusming hop alone; ! Job to right man; references, -Glul-lndreenen Haw. Co., Omaha, Jordan Hdw. Co. B—-MT752 1§ close ad- Manager, 356 B-M755 19° WAI‘I'ED—"‘IAI.I HELP. ST WL T C—Md64 18 DESK room space, $ per month; ground floor room in The Bee buliding, faciug Farnam street; no expense tor light, heat or janitor service. K. C. Peters & Co. . Bee buildin UVF‘LRNISHED rooms. 200 8. 24th. m rental agent TWO or mree unfurnished rooms. Davenport e FOR RENT—STOHES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT—Uesl room "br large apa for merchandiss ‘broker of Party dnln. Buttners n wholesale district.” In- quire Hene & Co., 816 Farnam l;rvll FOR RENT-The hu!ldllll formerly occu- Klad by The Bee at Farnam ‘St. It as four stories and a basement whlch Wwas formerly used as The Bee press ron This will be rented very reasonably. interested apply at once to water, secrelary, room 100, Bee bulldl.n‘ FOB RENT—Store In first-class loflunll, rent reasonable. Apply R. C. P.}n Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg. STORE, with fixtures sultable for grocery. 2403 h St I—Ez—wy AGENTS WANTED. Leavenwort VIAVA, womans way to health. Hom. treaiment. Booklet free. 38 Bee i Omaha. U= TEL. 70 for L. M. E. messenge GRAMOPHONES and suppliss, wholesale and retall. Collins Plano Co., 162 Doug- las. U-78% SHAMPOOING and hairdressing, e, in connection with The Baihery, w”j B!I bullding. Tel, 1716. HIRQPOLY CTAm 11;2 thery Tooims b6 50 connecunn Bldg. M. JACKSON, room 4, Frenzer blocl( ohrnn‘c diseases-a specialty; con- sultation LA $0—-RUPTURE CURED FOR n—No knife, Q0 paln, o detention from _busine: !or bonklot ot BMPIRE" 1 RE CO., %2 N, Y. Life ng' Omlhl HAXRDRWXNG. manicuring and chirof for ladies only, in connection wl B‘!hll‘y. 216-220 Bee Bld U= FRIVATE sanitarlum for ladies before and during conflnement. Dr. and*Mrs. Gerisch, 408 N, 15th St, Omaha. U—449 PARIS WOOLEN New location, 1415 Douglas. gnm L-2221. U—454 810 SOME clgars are good &nd other cigars are btter, but the STOECKER CIGARS Are always BEST. Ut 19 PRIVATE home for ladies before and dur- ng confinement. Bables ado . Mrs. Burget, 2620 Burdette st. Ud/4 Septll* SALOONS—8E GOOD __ STANDS. MONEY MAKERS. CHANCE_ _FO PARTY WITH uu-n-/u. TO CONTROL GOYD PROPOS MARKS BUSINESS COMPANY, 438 Good Block, Des Molhes. —M49 19 |, Porter house, furniture This hotel is dols ul on account of It \'llll) ¥ e FOR SALE, and oukh\lh n CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, ALL Kinds of earpenter work and repair- & promptly attended to. J. T. Ochlitres, th and Lake streets. 70 TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP, 'Phone 1717, 606 8 . E. hauls trunks. TYPEWRITERS, LAMBERT TYPEWRITER, price $20; 18 , efficlent,” durable, easiest to learn, use and care lor; sent on approval. Mon- roe & Co., §1L No. 16th St., Omaha. ——— FATENTS, PATENTS—Sues & Co., Bee Bidg., O no fee unless successful; advice free. —s81 819~ —_— “Tel, 0. WE HAVE SEVERAL 10 AND 12-ROOM FURNISHED ROOMING HOUSES. ALL MAKING MONEY, CAN BE HAD AT RIGHT PRICES. ARKS BUSINESS COMPANY, 4% Qood Block, Des Molnes. Y—M550 13 FOR SALE, mnd paying restaurant in &ood lowa town; good reason for seHing. dress G 5, Bee. Y—M530 20° I¥_YOU HAVE A BUBINESS TO !ENL COME AND SEE U SHOULD YOU \\A!\T we BUBINESS INTERESTS SECURE _ADDI- . HAVE SEVERAL 0D PROPOSITIONS FOR PARTIES WITH CAPITAL FR! $500 TO _$5,000 AND SERVILEB ALL BAFE INVEST- COME AND SEE US OR MARKB BUSINESS COMPANY, 436 Good Block, L‘P‘l Molnle —M35] WANTFD, €00d_responsible party, with 35,000 capital, to start a bank at Leith Clty, Ia., on’ the new electric road from Creston 'to Winterset, Ia. A splendid opening. Leith City has been platted but 2 days and has several new. bulldings. fddress Lyman Waterman, 1349 8. 35 R SALE, a stock of drugs b 1 oy L Gt %0 Inhabitan drug stores in town. Address Sinclair, Blncmf!‘ Neb. BARBLR lhop for ll.ll. one u( the beat paying shops in Pueblo, four chairs, good location. Address Box 381, Pueblo, cf I CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS, No matter where it is. Bend fleltrl tion and cash price and I oW, ave or can find the business you Wl“\! lo buy. Tell me"your requirements 3 ril trander, Home Office, Bulte i\m-flcm Bldx. Philddelphia. ou 1 FOR EXCHANGE, FOR SALE, or exchange, small, clean, well selecied stock of dry goods, no- tions, shoes and furnishing goods; no tlr‘:&y high-priced goods; will take about $2,000 In real estate and must have from 3500 to 3600 cash to meet obligations; busi- ness can be contintied or stock removed. dress 960 New York Life Bldy Eionn: sas City, Mo. Z—M754 18 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE., FOR SAL] acres frui and garden n Tand,” CEht-reom hansq eood "pasit Neb: cherrien, plume. elghe seres n' thi er, (wo miles from car ress 108 '8, Firat, Councit Blufts, ‘1. FLORIST, 1. HENDERSON, 1619 Farnam. Tel, 1283, Send for price list, cut flowers and plants, —MT34 e —— MANUFACTURING, P MELCHK)R‘ 13th and Harney, ma- il OMAHA Bafe and Iron Wks. makes a spe. clalty of fire escapes, shutters, Joors and sates. G. Andreen, Prop., 102 'S, 10th gt —11 EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. PRIVATE loxsons night class Mond., !N;i: Rthbun, room 16, Comn Nat'l banic in h(mkkermn‘, Wed.. Fri m HOTELS, —19) 81 B BICYCLES. CLOSING out new and second-hand bi- cycles, lens than cost. Louls Fiescher. S LAUNDRY. Steam Laundry; shirts, Sc; collars, s, dc. 1760 Leavenworth. Tel. A-1783 =1 EEST laundry. "phone 25, M—-351 —_—— MW GARBAGE. OMAH, c; cu The Chicago, AN OPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans 18 and vaults, remove: e .nd nimals at reduced prices. m N 're_ 1779, —_— TICKET BROKERS, RATE raflroad llckfll .v-rywhln. P H. Pbiibin, 1506 Farnam. T4 , JUNK. MIXED coun scrap, $11; stove plate Mbirn, 30 Farna i AUTOMOBILES, BELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. Derigl 1119 Farnam_ street. BALE TIES, A SNAPL Elegant modern d.room brick el oun! 19, 4 00 "‘n K S ariffen: ufi« 'fih ELITE PARLORS, 616 8. 16th 2d floor. U—M528 87 E. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 24 floor, MM lLu_‘o7“1r Rl..l. wishes cor- ma oofl M . W, ) b, " 0 e wel b. MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. IONEY o loan on Al R X g Wncom Yankton, B. real 8. lsth. W—789 WANTED_Canvassing _agents tn_ eyer oun n solicit subsc lr l‘“h. TIETH CENTURY FARHEE Steady employment, with assured in the cosntry wit horn and buny t.lnoel-lll! desi) mlkn (fllll 360 to $100 Ad- o yryull‘u &' licitors: %umn. G NEW ! ! Junmn. ladl Combination Door Knob and Bell, or ruining the d s moment. 'No Datteries 1o No springs to wind. Noth- et out of ‘ordef. Own gour own © landiord to_trouble. and absolutely guaranteed. Send ] le. Agents wanted. WEST IcAL COMPANY, 1212 Fnrlam smet. Omaha, ARE YOU a Cathollc m See me. Hixenbaugh, 500 wployed? Smr . J—an 4% PER CENT on business property, Ofons to pay whals o Srett ahy PEOW. B, BB o BT £ -0 WANTID. UW loans warrants, W, th & Co., ) l‘unnn Bt i~ FARM and ol(’ )o.nl low uu- ‘thomas, First Nat. Hank Bidg. 'r‘:’l. ;:n WANTID. C"’ and hfl'n loans; and wi l Peters .I.I?“l:o;l Farnama Bts Bee Bidg: a2y RATES. LOwW Privi PA!N: ate mon ntvnnugm h 6§ PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 1604 Farnam. W~ 36:.xnut. WANTED-TO RENT. I . 16th & Dodgc. 10 Girls. Call Canadlan office, Dodge WANTED, two_young ]my students to Topody and sclentific massage. Call or write Room 220, Bee Bidg. | C—es SETER Y~ e NTED, a competent g rl for hoasework. Lafayette Ave. C—a3i YOU Ci thnll and une ? T IR S WANTED, small family. rl for housework; 2608 WANTED, a furnished § to ¢-room m Mffll house or cona e, wnhln easy walk! distance of the hton univuunh'w rent for one r, yable mont| in T M RSN roferences and Wuln to cln of the l‘l i would ke to Dlnmh r r% ) ddress J. P l WANTED-TO Bl ‘WANTED, 1,00 old feather cash price paid. Address eneral delivery, Omaha, rs promptly attended to. EIGHT-ROOM houle mus cnkmd cheap for cash; beds: highest . B. Mack, eb. Mail -1 2 be good prop- state location. | N—106 2 WANTED, young lady in every live town in Nebraska and Iowa, only part of your time required. Write us for particulars. Neb. Cycle Co., 15th and Harney Sts. 4 C~T10 20 WANTED, competent girl for gener: - housework at good wages. o St. Tel 2682, NT- tor house: ORI Brpren) bere u(t-xnm nqutaa lrlnlporllllnn tur- & week. Inquire for Iler Grand holal 00 Wed- nuflay. llfil Mnllo.n 219 Goon ‘m tor general hwuwork Park 1024 50 19° FOR lll‘l‘—lfll!lll. HARLES, four- t t ES, fo .m- ir-room cottage; rent E‘un and Trust Gor s Brow bleck: D13 HOUSES £ fLaama.*, o8O D FOR SALE—FURNITURE, CHILAQO l’nrnllun CU. 1410 Dod 20, and secondfiand, bou txm.d. FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, B1C, REMEMBER, Harry Froct i S04 Bacs vehicios ™ i e Tamven E'ffio{ CLOSING out bull’ln chea Johnnn l Roberts, John Decre Bldg. gflh FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Balalss FOR SAL Rl'honu‘rnnlfl -u:flnr to any atcal 0 'fl IW lnd mdllld lyp"fl\.ll. [w WHITE sawdust; season ch-a\d bers, cheap; hog fence, etc. N eiman Con 1601 Farna VANS and baggege wagons. Tel ug_m 'l'g MOVE ml t Omaha Yen ilnrw D7 100 STYLES trusses: Sher- man & ecou-fi Drug® Cos i and Dod.‘ Omaba. “‘ Q—TM INDIAN goods and relics. 119 m BEE PAY. BOSTWICK & CO. for cheice to— '-ll N. Y. Lite Bldg. T.LD!I’& 't fll‘l 3.9 an P, - P2 Eigo s, s '~loquire 0 8. Zith !‘Al!l Nl llflz Bqu! e HAND sate cheap. Derlght, lfii‘hmn » Q—1z8 3133 Jackson St las and 1ith St D— M8 uow FULA el. 1496, MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. TD—“ kL AR ST M R S AR S HOUSES, ete. F. D. Wead, 150 Ig'“ GOOD modern $-room house. l“lhnd’;‘ SECOND HAND SEWING MACHINES $1.00 to_$15.00. rent machines at Te ‘week, or o per "month W Tepalr ‘wnd "sell any muchh uMnM NEBRASKA CYCLE CO,, Geo. B Ill:l'nl Ill Lor lnfi&l'flly RS N uou-- and fats. Ringwak, :-_nun-_mx TV CIUR AT, . N m--.l-h.mus!m EDISON phon: r-&:u S, W ana fw; and doz. 2dhand. mana EERT PRIVATE money. F. D, Wead, 168 Douglas Wt e L . #100 UP; low rate. Prichard, 112 ryu-. i AR Pt T SRR L PRIVATE money. Sherwood, &7 N. ¥, L. Wi B PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. for cho rgaina. do NSy Lhto ie: ;g'f_%&x CHARLES B, 1208 Farnam strect. WlLLIAMSON RE—“ HOUBE! and lou in an ts of city; also ropa" and hmv‘llfndl n-’o 3 vh 0. Bulldin s 2 Bee FOR SALE, 00th 160 acres iles, of Holdregs, & County seat of Pmm county, 3 o market, all fenced, 20 acres of pasture, one mile to school: 800d, new 4-roo om s place “ur made 40 bushels per acre. B. W, [axey, Holdrege, Neb. RE—MB538 18% Ol'oO GE G, WALLACE, real uut-, mort- , rentals, insurance. mwln‘lflock. RANCH and_ farm lands for sale b Union Pacific Railroad compan, McAllester, land commissioner nion Pi ciie Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RI-TG FOR ALE cattle ranch, has 400 acres of irr jand; will sell ranch alone or I'A“d llock mltura 1,000 cattle, Q st.,, Lincoln, Neb. ‘or merchandise. A IONTHLY ment bary in 8-ro house. PNattinger. '3'{%..‘.‘ " 1 have T. M. Cline, 128 RE—MT740 24 PAY RENT? OWN YOUR BDUIEI. lo!l. f rancl ; also hes, I Paxton bl K, mis, oc e 4% TO § P. C. money., Bemis, Paxton Blk, W14 e ——— MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS. MONEY WHEN Oll IM it mz ¢ which we 'm bv mnt ¢ attempt mn‘“nmna y&nr up, on tur- plumn. i . Ws also ke ‘loan ¢ Athout mOr ""“w"f"a‘m"r W withou e o Mot deduct Intereat i sdvan nothing for mal our service s Qulfl '“""uk" {6 fiul LAARE (E-uhn-ned lm; or flun lnd Ol LARGEST BUSINESS BALAJ Successor to Tel. 6. fl Pulon Dlock. X—-M752 anaB? ISR NORR MO e i‘('lL’lrfinLE REEY‘I‘ CO., loor, Paxton' Block, X435 MONEY loared on plain note to salaried people; business confidential; lowest rates. 814 Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Ce, mACRIIII-IrM Il‘ county, %6, 4 37 cogaty .um . Wead, m FOR !ALI the 0dd sections of four town- land in North Dakota at rxzr acre cnn sections Sovernment lan dl'~ Union Land an Colunllluon Oaks, Mich. E—MT53 15¢ EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, iners and machine ru: pridge men, surface gang n-ru. ‘Wynfi N.brllkl oming wll lhov- ers, Col’(’)l‘ldo dlvllinn B. shovelers and laborers, U, P. Western R. R. Labor Agency, 310 So. ilth. e OSTEOPATHY, GID. E. & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopat Buite 615, N. Y. Life Bidg Teb 160" DR. A. T. HUNT, 612 McCague Bldg. Tel 802 a.—flt MRS. GRACE DEEGAN, 538 Bee bullding Tel. 2968. —526 MEDICAL. DR. PRIES, asknowledged leading specialist in diseases of women in Omaha, ld | call the attention of suffering accommodations m, SHORTHAND AND TYFEWRITING, A. C. VAN BANT' M N. Y. l#-. chool. X754 xoh!gy leaned o8 dtumlaa'ro, pive siock: 5 alarled peo) . Suc. to Duff Green, 5 Barker {l’)ck BER ===== BUSIN CHANCES. MONEY loaned on Dlangs, | fur-mnm elry, horsea, cows, etc. C. ¥. BOYLES college, court reporter principal, N. Y. Life. —% NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Bo, Theater. e —— MUSICAL, MRS. F. H. WRIGHT, ;hno. 1813 Webster Bt —157—8-4 —_— WANTED “man with $3,000 to §5,000 to take ool o -r‘: position on the Creston and interset Electric r_address Lyman Waterman, 1348 8. Hkh Sl Sow ROOMING _ HOUSE-% _ FURNISHED OOMS, WELL LOCATED, OWNER LEARING §15 MONTHLY. BIG - uAflKs BUSINESS COMPANY, 43 Good Block, Des Moines. ¥ —MaS tion and good trade; fallin son for ulllnl ne Box 35, Ge N 'A‘Ofll‘l‘\uuwl ¢ business call on Wik lams, .to-lll.eldhm w-‘;m STORAGE. OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. 15607-:'“ A ——————————————ee—— ACCORDION FLEATING. IDEAL PLEATING CO., 1810 iib;.mis st DRESSMAKING, DEESSMARING 1o familfes or e Miss Sturdy, 2680 Haroey. A3l W ———— TINNERS AND CORNICES, E SAVADE, %% Fumam ‘Phone L —M843 81 o rectad OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North ye“fi, NIOKEL PLATING, il OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. % ELECTRICAL REPATRERS. ‘GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson. Tel, % PAWNBROKERS, Office, ble, uummc- Fiha: au Susiness conndsnial. 90 Bougias STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED, Julla Vaughn, 480 Ramge Bl!‘"i FUR DRESSING, O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 8o, 13th. | ANNOUNCEMENTS. WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tlle— phone 21%0. 611 Bouth Thirteenth atree! m e —— MESSENGERS, . 1. 1017, QUICK messenger aervice. T.—um S e LAW AND COLLEOTIONS. BTILLMAN & PRICE, 2 U, 8. N'l Bk, 187;& NEB. Cellection Co., 36 N. Y. Life Bidg. —348 A19* ————— POSTOFFICE NUTICE, (8hould be resd DAILY by all interested, as I.nntl Y occur at s tor the Weel .nam. August OMPTLY in all cases) ce a8 follows: Parcel uelo t 6 p. m. o lementary mails close gn station half hour lafer than closing time shown below (except that supplement- ary malls for Europe and Central America via Colon close one hour later at forelgn station). Transatlantic Mails. T EflDAY—At 6:1 . m. for EUROPE, REL L kel I Brpeil TDD\IY ‘flm ‘eme o et bl o FrALY airect, gt Nord America (mall must per &, & Nord Ameria'y, W!DNEIDAY— - for BUROPE, 5 B *via “Boutn ppton st be directed t 8: llupph- ) for BURGPE, ser™s o Quegnatown. a. m. for EUROPE, arck, ~via Plymouth, (mail for France [ “’a‘. ‘eutonfc, -rmmsDA Y—A r F. t per s 8. ‘&er s. 8. Rotterdam"); at OTLAND direct, per : must be dirécted “per &5 for BELGIUM & Kroonland (mail must be “Kroonland"), *PRINTED MATT! takes printed matter, and sampies foF Germany he same class of mail matter for other parts of Europe will pot bo sent by this » unless speclaliy airected by § After "the closing of the 'supplementai transatlantic mails named sbove, addf: tional supplementary malls are opened on the plers of the American, English, French and German steamers and remain pen until within ten minutes of the hque sailing of steamer. Mails for So W Ameriea, -rz'rsnw At 8:30 lementary % a. m.) for CENTRAL AMBRICA (ex. «pl (o.l- Rica) and BOUTH PACIFIC K18 b via Colon be directed for GRE- POSTOFFICE NOTICE. Y and PARAGUAY, ] ince; at 6:30 p. m. for - .. ;\flmlrnl )‘IYYIHU" from TI RUGL ) Anmu—r MAICA, per “Pn.n\rnp,\\' At 6 a. m. for BRAZIL, 8, Colerilige, via Pernambuco. nhll and Rio Janeiro (mail for North- ern Brazil, Argentine, l,l’llflul) and l‘nr - guay must be direcied ‘per s. = ridge’); at 12:30 p. m. (swpplementary 1 r, L) for BT. THOMAS, !T 2 m:\(um And WINDWARD and BRITISH, DUTCH and ¥ ANA, per & s Korona; at 6:30 p. fur J.\MA u\ per 8. 8 Captain Bennett, fro 'numsm\ At 8 8. m. for CUBA, Y CAMPECHE, TABASCO CHTAPAR der 5. 8.’ Monterey of Mellrn must b and (matl for no. registered mail | eamer): at 10 a. m. for HAITI, per & & Oranje Nassau_(mail for Cutacao, Venezuela, Trinidad, British and Dutch Gulana must be directed R at 6:9 p. Yfr al .\MAILA. E LAND, per s.'s. Lvomnn from Philadel- Boston; at At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s s via Tampico (mail st be di- 5. Ningara"); 130 MUBA, Der ‘stoamer trom Han: upplementary , CURACAO oy x'%ymemrninr 10:30 AGEN NILLA and CAR' A, per s. &."Altal mal o I tor Costa R must be directed Valencla; at 10 58, 8. Morro Sastle, p. m. for CUBA, p am, vl. Matirizns (ordinary matl onl), wlleh must be directed ‘per s. s Olinda™) i Mallg for Newfoundland, by rail to North dney, and thence by’ steamer. close at this office daily-at 6:0 p. m. (connecting close here every Monday. Wedneedny anj Saturdayx Malls for Miquelon, by rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at this office dallv at 6:30 p. m. Malls for Cuba. by rail to Port Tampa, Florida, and thence b?’ teamer, clo aaily, " except Thur m. (the connecting « made _on MOYI\‘II‘! Wednesdays Saturdays. Malls' for Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed for ‘dispatch by steamer, close at thi office dally except Swnday at 1:30 and 11:% p, m. Bundays at 1 p. 11:30 p. Malls for Costa Ric Bier® &ovids ana Guktemais. New Orleans, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily exeept Sunday At **1:30 p. m., Sundays at **1 p. m, (con- necting closes here Mondays for Belize, Puertg Cortez and Guatomala, and Tues: days for Costa Rica), sRegistered mail closes at 6 p. m. previous day, Mails for Hawall, via S8an Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to August *1s : inclusive, for dispatch per s. 8. Alamed Mails for' China and .v-unn‘ i Seatt close here daily at 6: P to Augu . inclusive, for dispatch per 3. Shinano Maru. (Reg ered ‘mall must b directed * Malls Yor H, 830 , p 1o Aug upt * dispatch per s. 8. Malls for the thpnlne Islands, via San Francisco, close here daily at 8:30 p. Up to August *Zth, inclusive, for als: tch per U. 8. Transport for Hawail, Japan, C| s matter for ‘the' P ne Islands, vll San T , clos ere dally at 30 pe . up to August sesth, inclusive, Tor spatch per s 8. Gaelle, Malls for Australla (excepi West Au- ich is forwarded via Europe), ose here dally at 8% . m. st 1§ and up fo Auguit %0, ‘inclusive, or on arrival of t York August Sonoma. via Vancouver here daily at **2d, incusive, and first- Mai! a and_Ja ‘ana Vlemru B. C. 6:30 ndise for 8. bostal L Shangbai cannot be forwarded r Australia L Which goes vi ne ancouver and Vi . C., close hem daily at_6:30 p. ugust **3th and up to Sept 3 ber""fln- Tclusive, for dipaton p.?."': )nllu for Tahiti and Marq: Islands, San 3 Francisco, close here dally at I) to Beptember **20th, inclu- llva. for dllpllcll per s, Mariposa. nspacific malls are forwarded to port rt sailing daily and the schedule of clos- ng is arranged on the presumption of their - uninterrupted overland transit. closes at 6 p. m. pre- CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster, New York, N. Y., August 15, egistered mal vkml day. Postoffice, 1902, e — GOVERNMENT NOTICES, N CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.— Omana, Neb, August 16, i#02.—Sealed pro- posals,’ in tri riplicate, subjectto the usual conditfos be ‘recefved here until 10 o'clock a. m., Beptember 3, 1902, and then gpened, in thie presence of attending bid- ders, for one hundred and fifteen (113) Dratt Mules, to be delivered at cither Cni- cago, st. Louls, M. or Kansas City reservs It to reject or se- Sept Bhy . or ALl Brosossls oreny part thereof. Blank forms for bldding and cir- cular giving full information and require- ments will be furnished on appilcation to this office. Envelopes containing proposals hould be marked “Proposais for Mules addressed to JNO. W. PULLMAN, e 4t-D15-1981-2 L —sinuud ————— RAILWAY TIME CARD. WURLINGTON STATION-1GTH & MASON. urlington & Missour! River. i Leave. An Wymore, Bedirice and gets & 3:10 pm a 2:10 pm a 97 gm e pm bl am Bellevas & ‘Pacifio Jot i Kansas City, St Joseph & Council Ilu. gty B0 b Kanses t:ny“'lxm X wwido pm Chicage, Burlington & Qu hn [y Dclly b Daily except Sunday. day only. d baily except Monday. —— UNION STATION-10TH AND MARCY, © Bun. y except Saturday. e Daily [ 985 big & 5:10 pm & 506 am iv.% pm 210:3 pru Chicage & Northwestera. “The Northwestern | Twin-Sorew 1oux City Dumm 8t ikht Chicago. Loeat "Soux "Gty " Wanash. 8t Louls “Caanon Dall" Blufts Minn - Jogls, Express. K. C. & St L Ex Chicage, Milwaukee & St. Chlcago & Omaha Ex..b 7:40 am Chicago Limited Bx....a 8:00 pm WEBSTER DEPOT-15TH & WENSTER Paul, Minneapolia & Twin Clty Sloux City Emerson Local nt Elkhorn b 5:00 pra b10:235 am Missourt Nebrask: Weeping Wats STEAMSHIPS, " HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE Now York-Rottordam, via. Boulogna, 8. M. Now Twin-Screw s, <. of 13,000 tons rezias) Sreamer " ROHOrdAM Aue. o8 10 2. Noordam ) Y 8 Statendam Sept. a 10 AN, street; Touls ha. Steamer Twin-Scrow Steamer Apply street; J. 8. Jones, 3 ‘arnam street; Neese, First National mal Bank, AND NEWEST LOCOMOTIVE, Former About to Be Retired After Elghty Years' ‘Service. A strange contrast is offered by the oldest and the newest locomotive in the world, says the New York Times. The former, buflt by Stephenson in 1522, is now, after elghty years' continuous service, still work Ing, hauling trucks at Hetton in England. The principal dimensions of this *old timer" are: Diameter of the cylinders, 10% inches; piston stroke, 24 inches; dla- meter of the wheels, 3 feet. The welght of the engine is fifteen tons, and it has a haulage capacity of about 120 tons at & spoed of ten miles an hour on a fairly level track. Its general .design (excepting the cab) remains as originally constructed, while some parts, notably the steam dome, are actually portions of the engine as con- structed In 1822. After this long and faithful service it 1s not surprising to learn that the engine is at last becoming unequal to the ever-in- creasing demands made upon it, and the directors of the Hetton colllery, therefore, shortly intend to withdraw the relie from Hetton, and it will {n the course of a few weeks find a permanent “resting place” at the Durbam College of Sclence, Newcastl on-Tyne, where it will be preserved to this and future gencrations as a worthy example of the earliest period of locomotive engl- neering. Stephenson's “No. 1 Locomotion,” * bullt for the openipng of the Stockton & Darlington raflway in 1825, continued work- Ing on “the first public rallway” until 1850, when it passed into the hwands of Messrs. Peasé & Parfners, by whom it was used for colliery purposes until 1857, at which time it was placed on & pedestal for exhibitiom at Darlington Statlon, where it is to be seen today. The newest locomotive is the New York Central company’s new tandem compound, No. 2899, bullt recently at the Schenectady Locomotive works. A few days ago it took a train of 108 loaded cars from DeWitt to Albany in eleven hours. The 108 cars were loaded with 4,500 tons of treight. This is the greatest tonnage ever moved by a single locomotive on any rallroad in the world. Some idea of the size of the load can be gathered when it is realized that 9,000,000 pounds of freight were moved. The engine was {n charge of Philip Hber- hardt of Albany. Later the same locomo- tive drew 100 cars over the division. In the 100 cars there were 4,200 tons. The hauling capacity of the locomottve is enormous. It drew fifty 1oaded cars up the Schenectady hill without assistance, an un- heard of feat among Central enginemen. The increased power of the monster 1s gained by the use of eteam four times, that is, one compound cylinder placed ahead of the other, hence its name “tandem come pound.” —_—_— COWS ATE DYNAMITE, an Explosion and & ower of Meat. y Thirteen cows, the property of Claude Peters, a dairyman near Martinsburg, were destroyed recently by attempting to eat dypamite, reports the Philadelphia North American. The detonation could he heard for a mile in every direction. The cows were blown many feet into the air, and got & single one of the herd escape The accident is one of the strapgest on record’ It has long been told by the comio ' supplement men that goats of either gender are imbued with a wonderful penchant for munching at everything they bappen across from grass to Herlem flannele, but cows bave not before been charged with a sim- fler desire to feed on anything not tended to richen thelr milk supply. The cattle which were killed on the Peters land were all registered Holsteins of the purest breeding. They were very valuable. From statements made by thelr owner they deliberately courted death. For some time past a crew of workmen bave been engaged in advancing a telephone line along the roadway. A shed was erected on a bit of land belonging to Peters and in this dypnamite was stored. The dynamiee was used for blasting purposes. That afternoon the cows were apparently contentedly munching the pasture grass, when they oFserved the powder shed. They all journeyed to it and found the door was open. On the floor near the door was & box filled with sticks of dynamite. This wi upset so that the dynamite rolled out on the grass, and instantly eeveral of the cows started an investigation. It 18 not known how mapy of the cows se- cured sticks of the explosive, but when they began gnawing at it, the friction caused an explosion and in an instant the air in the immediate vicinity was filled with particl of flylng cows. The workmen In the tronches ran for shelter, not knowing what bhad happened and from many adjoining properties men came running teo make an inevetigation. Peters went out to ascertain the trouble and missed his cows. When he approached the tool shed be found the ground littered with boofs and other evidences of the aln- mals, but no life, and tken he knew whero they had gone, and the milking was nut done that night. The loss will approximate several ibousaud dollure. Them in the Bud. It you bave loss of mppetite, headuche, constipation or Gilloussess take Electric Bitters. It cures or mo pay. Only Gle.