Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 27, 1902, Page 9

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SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements for these ecolumne will be taken amtil 12 m. for These advertiseme: ran consecutively, Advertisers, by requesting & ®ered eheek, d to & hé delivered om presentativa of the ohesk oniy. FOR SALE—CIGARS, '$50.00 IN GOLD. It s o our tigars of us. may “Wake Up $oirle day And. find Yourselt tie p or of Fifty Dollars in Gold that e dive away £ ouf Sustomers each month. .Butler & Miller, DN H FARNAM STS. N. W. COR. 6TH AND p—————— WANTED-MALE HELP. Man_famiilar_with Work preferrea. Bee B WANTED-Canvasser. Book ~ and -mewspaper Must be h\ll(l!r Apply Koom W7 _Bullding. I Fl)lt HALF A DAY'S “WORK. i ynu the country or in a small I have acquaintance Smong "the farmers and stock ralsers in the neighoorbood you can make $ easily by four or bve hours' work. Wr and we will send you ouf propo uon 'Ah-: Bee Publuhml Solieltors’ D E\. first-class pay. B—121 816 WANTED, two cooks for Wyoming west- ern_railway. Labor agency, §l0 8. 1ith NTED, 3 carpenters, $250 o day. Ad- wf?ll Joseph shfilllfir, con! lrll(_lug Yfl;lllln. SOLICITORS WANTED. THE GUARANTER EHND LIFE Wants live tgoat: uem. B every town 1n Nebruska, The proposition posgesscs spe olal merit, and is easily written. Salary or cammnmn 10 the right man. Address J. C. Buffington, secretary, Alllance, Neb. NTED, men to learn barber trade; “'.‘.‘.n?“..x LiGulren wages Saturaeys; prase ted; g.\ l‘om s granted; post jons waitipg graduates; catalogue malles luru Moler Barber College, 13 D Douglas street. B—-§72 WANTED, lmwn. iight floor and heavy floor mouiders ahd machiniats for out of ady work 4o good men.” call on Fairbanks, Mosee & Goo 11024 Farnam for_particul B—MS1 30 ANTED—A_g0 ever '&n ake -ub-c'npuon- Tor "The ury: s ‘svery where. count ‘wentlet WANTED, o corfespond with o civil engi- neer, who understands railroad constric- tion.” Addre B—-M%2 30° DRUG _ CLERK—Registered have moustache or. willing to grow one, black Hestwood & Co., 1601 Bark ave B—11 28 LARGE, strong, neat_ bo to do’ packink. delivering and general rrom lfi to 17, (,ll references equirea. hare- i lx, qha_Bee. B—MI% 2§ NT!:D candy dy maker at Hayden Bros.; &00d wagey to good man; at e WA)'TDD an_experiénced shipping clerk for large retail dry goods store; state ‘what positions held an. Imw long in each position, Address H BI 138 28¢ A 1 clothing clerk and A 1 dry ¢loak man; must be hustlers; ant single; good salary. efferson, Ta. ' 159 % FIRST-CLASS baker cin nt (ood perma- nent position; pay to right man; day work. Address immediately H. 1. Ohristie, Corning, .la. B—M152 28% RN , office bo; wl"‘lllr". dlnll‘:t » Ml ll Counr:'lifllgg N a clothing salesman, at South Omaha, Chlu£ Llothln' w. nters. 'ED, two fll’lfl-dul car ee huumn B—M tosuperintendent. of t floor. ABE you dimatisfied with vour wor e booklet “Are Your Hands Tied? fiow we hnve ualified thousands in spare time T od ons in more_con- nial and profitable lines of work. Write faternational Correspondence Schools, box 3008 Boranton, Bar of call Jay o evening Omaha_ofMce, 87 Paxton block. g B—M18 21 WANTED--Harnege makers and cutters on Heavy and light ; steady work for men: 'no labor troube. Dodson her, Bro Co., Minneapolis, Minn. M1 2 N WANTED-SALESMEN. experionced Brit- lor Nebraska. B -A first- salesman Am. fl-p?fir Xaan., suite 622 New York Lis —m—.‘ WANTED Traveling salesmen (o sell to ) retall trade our line of J‘i‘: AR IR % ood habi with an mflm "'{S‘. m‘?o.. ‘o o & Torrn.Y ee, Wiscunsin. WANTED, two salesmen to sell a staple article to consumers in Omaha; salary $10 eok: state age, former occupation and r experience; nnl{, Teliable - hustiers need apply. Address & see large users rite "for patticulars obrick, 315 Watnut, B¢ ek ana b bits ‘are e lerstanding of ine aintance and trade eoufilr‘y ‘mentioned. No eferences required. hoe Company, Milwau< —S%0—31 WANTED-FEMALE HELF. 100 Girla, Call Canadian office, i3th & Dod=.. WANTED, two young lady students learn nlrduuml manlouriag and sclentific mi e. Cal 'god lm fl' Blc Bld e C—a% WAN‘I‘FD. IAdy “cook. Eureka Restau nt, 1004 Cs 8t C— WARTED 1 for housework. ompetent fi mp‘ Lafayette Ave, C—2t ument, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, FOR SALE~MISCELLANEOUS, ll2l LHAR four- mm col rent Wra. Pulur racelver, e Gmaha oan and Trust Go., B8 Brown block. f Ty HOUSES¥? in all party of city. The O F Dalia Co' 58 Boe Bidg. Do VANS and baggage wagons. Tel 1196 D701 TO MOVE right Co.; office 1811% ot Omaha Van Storage ‘arnam, or Tels. 'I;v& MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. el s 8)"!‘3 "AY‘"’:. BUBTWICK : houses. ®1-2 N. Y. U!I Blag. “Tel, 1016, D704 GOOD modern S-room house. 304 Blan% B HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker block. D108 FgR RENT, 182 N. 24 8t 7-room hou 1214 8, 224 st,, 9-room house, $20. The Omaha P'(rnlly Co., 1301’ Douglas st. D—Ms® 2625 CALIFORNIA ST.—Teh.room modern fouse, large lawn, stabie for horses and buggy; in good repair. 1 Capjtol _Ave. WHITE sawdust; season checkvd oak tim- bers, chieap; hog fence, stc. Wi Dougias. FOR SAL i‘frnonéir-pi: ; superior to any other musical instrument: $ up. Th Wittiman Con 1621 Farnam. Qs NEW and secondhand typewriters. 1119 Far nam. Q-TH 10 STYLES trusses; catalogue toan & McConnell Drug Cou Dodge, Oma tres. Sher- 16th and QT4 IDHAND sate cheap. Deright, 1119 Faram VIM puncture. tires, $4.96 and §7.00 pll‘p Omuun Bicycle Co., 16th lnd Jffi PIANO for sale or trade. G 14, i;.c Q-M127 84 EDISON _ phonogr ‘moulded recor new wheels, § Bicycle Ce ph, 310, $20 and $0; each,’ or § per dot. up; 2dhand, $5 up. Omaha 16th and Chicago B\B— Tel. 0. G @nographs; agents Fre: rltknon‘ l Clrs\s\‘ L. M. E. always hur EDISON, Columbia_ wanted, write. no«l!)g"npfl 8t.—7-r., modern except furnace, 2160 Burt St.—6-r. 97 Plnkney will rn']rl T, $24.1 23 Burt BU—4-T., modern except furnace, 27.50, PATNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Main Floor N. Y. [&L Bld all modern, new. $22.50. gor all modern, fine piace, Tel iron BALE—Two cows 'm-h. at 228 Web- Q—242—28¢ Fon BALE—Good 8,500-pound flour. scale, esky. stove, letter press, etc. Call at e omes atreet: FOR SALE, or will trade for horses, white jearse, good_condition. Marks & Co., 168 roadway, Councl Bluffs. Q963 FOR RENT, 10-room, brick, modern resi- dence, 518 N. 19th st., $45. 12-room _stone residence, us Cass st., $5 9-room modern frame residence and barn, 214 Emmet st., $-room modern brick residence, 3150 Farnam steam - heat, t., !»;;Jom modern residence, 113 8. 20th ave. 130, 8T, D—MS16 28 com flat, $25; steam heated. am, agent, 24th and Farnam. D456 $Ioom modern residence, U3 & 3iat st BRENNAN-LOVE CO., 8. 18TH MODERN H. B. G MODER! T-room.house. N, steam, 'n'u-;i, 221 N. 2dth —123 FOR_RENT, 10-room brick house, gas, bath, laundry, furnace, $30, Keys at 2601 Capltol ave,, on premises. D—M161 2* P —— FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. ELEGANT rooms, fins t location In city. 1909 Capitol Ave. E—M3% the mington typewrlter, cheap; n't miss this snap. John Hay Kuhns, fll First Nat'l bank bullding or (!l?h(\ne WILL BB abroad two years; will give right party use of plano”for ‘eqpe of "same. ‘Add -mle absent y Stelnway ress H 55, Q—-M156 81 500 EOHMER plano, beautiful mehogany case, medjum size; must realize cash on sameé by Sept. 1; will take $180. Address H 56, Bee. Q—MI57 81 $22% WILL buy my Chickering plano, jus as good as new; family broke up, no fur- ther use for it; will sell on easy monthly ayments interest asked. Address 167, QM58 31 HAVE you heard the Chase & Baker self- jano player, the moat perfact in mechan- am. the ‘most durable, °therefore. the cheapest. QM54 27 NEW PIANOS for rent, lowest price, one year's rental applies on purchase; you can have your choice of plano. Bennett's. Q—M155 27 no. Bennett' DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. E—1lb $1 PER WEEK, 422 8. 18th St. south of court house. AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th and RJF [y one block —T18 CLATRVOYANTS. AUGUST 27, 1908, MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. WHEN you find it _necessaty to borrow, ve us a trial, after which we will by falr treatinent 'attempt to retdin your patronage. We loan from §i0 up, oh fur- Rivare, plancs, ‘live stock, "ete. ‘Wa also make loans to SALARIED PEOPLE without mortgage of indorser, We do ot deduct intereat in advance, we charge nothing for making or dling papers and our service 18 quick and confidential. We siwaye (ry to please cur patcons OMAHA MORTOAGH, LOAN €O, it Board of Trade Bidg. Tel (Established 1892) %6 Bo. 1):((:."5(1 LARGEST BUSINESS I ANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team: sters, boarding houses, ete.. without se- curity; easlest terms; 40 offices m_“.m.- sipa) cities Folman W0 Board of " Chattel and Salar, PHOENIX cn gx'r Ci 7. W. Tayice. Successor to Tel. 6. 68 Paxton Block. X—MT752 DO YOU NEED MONEY? SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS. ABLE_CREDIT CO., Room u, Third Floor, Paxton ’filock‘ note to salaried al; lowest rates, A Hutton Ce, X754 jan dén e J. MONEY lganed on people; business cont 514 Paxton block. BUSINESS CHANCES. TO GET in or out of busness call on Wik lams, Room {11, McCague bullding. . IF_YOU WANT CABH for your business, city property or farm send. full particu- fare with best price and 1 will tell you how to get it, provided it is located ‘in the United Sfates. My plan & winner. Write today. Bmerson De Puy, Des Moines, uix\h fiode, Towa Loge and Trust bul Y--M345 89 WHOLESALE_bakery for ule 00d_looa- tion and good trad alth is roa- son for sellin, Box 37, Gene: IF YOU want fo Invest few hundred or few thousand In good sate money.making proposttion cail on C. R, Glover, %l N. ife, Omaha, or write ‘him care C ctoton Electric Ry.,’ Light, Heat and Power Co., Creston, 1o Y—117 31 WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchai ur buainess of REOPEEfy quick, see 1, Johnson, 843 N. Y. Lite. —MT89 EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. PRIVATE lowsons in bookleenln. night class Mond., Wed, Fri. G Rathbun, room 15, Com') Nat'l bank, ete.; CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of n.rpcmcr “work IM ropclr- ing promptly attended to. J. T. Oehll 20th and Lake streets, TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. 606 80. 16th —M 82 ITY EXP. 'Phone 1111, L. M_B. hauls trunks. Tel. 180, - Ms TICKET BROKERS, CYT RATE railroad tickets everywhete. . H. Philbin, 1666 Farnam. 'Phon E—— STORAGE, OM. Van Stor. Co., 1611t Farn. Tels. xu-"o.i' —_—— ACCORDION PLEATING. IDEAL PLEATING CO., 1510 xiunrai PAWNBROKERS, ing; all business confidential. 1300 Dougias. STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bidg DRESSMAKING, DREBEMAK!NG in hmmu of st home. Miss 8 2680 Harn: —882 A3L turdy, TINNERS AND CORNICES, FUR DRESSING, 0. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 144 8o, !'t;h. —_— e ANNOUNCEMENTS, WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele phone 21, 611 South Thirteenth street. B LAW AND COLLECTIONS. furniture This hotel 1s doing a but on account of poor wants to quit. It will pay gate this. Address Fred Neb. Y—M503 27 FOR SALE, the Porter house, and outbulldings. Thi nice business, health owner’ you to inves Porter, MRS, FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1614 Cass St 8129 MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 S_15. genuine pal VIENNA HOTEL, 101i-15 Farnam St. R E-191 81 ‘o0 Burt, mewr furnished or {mmrm-hea %04 Davenport. COOL, neat roome, new fla NICE fronut porlor; 2 NICE cool rooms. ROYAL hotel, European, 16th and Chlcago. - ] NICELY furnish: H modern. 2011 cool rooms, ONE nlce furnlll\ad mom. M a month, 5% B—142 B1* A SUITE of rooms, newly furnished and papered; modern, including telephont; suitable’ for couple or two oF more men. 2216 Douglas. E-Mid3 FURNISHED aoonl AND, BOARD, THE ROSE, single or emun-. R rates reasonable. Merriam, comfortable summer home. e ¢ - parlors, -r ¥ ooomsi 85, 117 F—867 A2 . 17th, halt block runun;. L35 pei day; home 89 UTOPIA, 1121 Davenport 8t, (,EI\'AER HOTEL. 210 N. trom P. cooking. TWO nicely furnished rooms. ) 8. 20th ut. F—-Mok6 815 NICELY furnished rooms with board; good location; ‘coavenient to car linei also within walking dist jice. ' Ratgs reason- uble. Apply at 2406 Cass Bt. Tel A9 st HOTELS. LANGE HOTEL, upstairs. 1ath & Jackson. 189 87 BARKER, 18 & Jones; Ameri. & European. ~190 87 [ - — FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. DESK room spage, % per month; ground fioor -room The Bee bullding, faciug Farnam s no -nlr-nn for light, heat or ilnllor service. Pol i rental agents, Bee building. G118 FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT—Desk room of large space sylabie lor merchaiuise broker or purty doing business i WhOiesié district.” in- qQuite Hene & Co., %6 barnam street. Mi24 FOR RENT-The buliding formerly ocou Farnam St led by The Hee at Ui 1t L‘ four stories and basement which Was lormeriy used as The Hoe press room, This wili be rented very hmnbl) [13 interested apply at once to €. C. Rose- water, segrecary, room 100, Bee bullding. HI FOR RENT—Store In_first-class location; t able. ¥e . Pum & STORE, with fixtures sultable for 408 Leavenworth Bt. —.s..a-'"“" FOR RENT, on sepumb.r L unz 7 lnr g store rooms, xlis, in. th 3 block, Adadiie, fa. For urllculn dress’' E. H. Whiteside, trustee. | ad- 1—-Ms66 28 AGENTS WANTED, —_— e ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. MME. Amius, vapor buths, 124 N, 16th. R, 7. 516 813 , 24 fioor, R T—13 86 RUSSELL, m_s.vxsn}. m’né; GRACE O'BRYAN of Ky. ™ o 13th, 482 81 FERSONAL, FRIVALL nospital eiore and Guring con- finement; bavies ldgpud 2806 ur.ngt. Mrs, Gardel |lh. Hom. B2 VIAVA, womans wi treatment. umn.“‘l'm Bldy Omaha. n’ 750 for L. M. E. messengers. U—um ‘wholes: s fio B U4 L lh’ cfil\ubc(lon ee Bl ""’ P.thlb_‘ M—RUP‘A‘U“CURE FOR $30—] 8, o .lutemll)on lnrcm e ef TEL: GRAMOPHONES 14 h retail. Colilns Phn:pqu,.' BHAMPOOING and connectl ith ‘I ¢onnection, with mr-l" n..xury.E CHIROPOD! a yrllh The Bllheryl,p:;t.lrl' - DR. B. M JACKI! block, chmnlcc il sultatior HAIRDREBSSING, maniouring and chir 0dy, for ladies ‘only, in conneotion with _The Bathery, 216-240 Bee Bidg. - U181 lx.il};mzffi llnllir:lum for ladies before ng _co t. Dr. Gerisch, NI B ORunand Mre: ) th 8t, O PARIE WOOLEN & New location, 1415 Douglas, "Phone L-am PRIVATE homa for ladies h-{ou Sha du ln‘ cnnfln-m Bables a Mr 2620 T S Sept1l® WANTED—In Kansas or Neoraska, pasture and plenty of rough feed, hay, shock corn, etc., for about six months for glent hy dred to_one thousand, cattle. '\ Me- Gulre, Buena Vista, Colorado. Y-161-25 R SALE, otel niture, with livery barh i connemon ‘i o hriving town in central Nebraska The only hotel in the town. Good business already getablished. C. A Robinson, Kearney, Y—-MT796 S4° FOR BALI, meat market, well equipped, doing good business, slaughter. house sheds and 5 acres of ground, good loca~ tion, bullding leased, fown ' of 2,00 in southwestern Jowa, g00d reasons for sell- ing. Address H b, Hee: Y141 31 STILLMAN & PRICE, 23 U. 8. N'l Bk, #I'GA —_— FATENTS. PATENTS—8ues & Co.,, Bee Bidg.,, Omaha; no fee unless successful; advice free. —s81 e LAUNDRY. | OMAHA Steam Laun 2¢; cufts, ry; , 80; collars, 4de. 1750 an-nworm Tel. A- mx GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cess; cleans I8 and vaults, removes sarbage and animals at reduced prices. 621 NT.“’C 17 —= FLORIST, A RARE CHANCE—The est cattle feeding and grain farm fn_the Mississippi valiey, 1,400 actes,” rich, black. .on high. creek bottom land, wun gently sioping upland; used for-- tor teeding and grazing; part c mvmea, with heaviest of crops; eor dand will go ¥ to §00 “bushels; blu:rrr pasture heaviest kind; located in rich é i belt. of North Central Missour! sdning dtatlon on unk line of San allrotd, % miles rom Kansas Ci all_fenced, mostly hog tight; large brick dwelling, two-story tenant- house, large ,barns and- cattle sheds, sellifasders, adok ecales, windmills and . cent gasoline en “tirde miles pipe s the: it money maker es and. for water; this on the market for Purpos grain raising; ap on will verity these claim: "and wants 10 re- tire.. Price, for a "Shatt. time, 80 per acre; tor_a permawent investme Addreu B. D. Besushamp, Brookfield. Ho iT—A mrnbhol hotel dotn( -ood bt - g P town. -Address Lock 21, Scrihner, Neb, FOR SALE—REAL ‘ESTATE. A M(:IlTHLY pfim bll‘lln ln E“roum F'tb—-m RANCH and farm larnds Yor ‘sale by the Union Pactfic Rallroad 'compa: 6 LA, McAHester, land commissloner, ‘Union Pa‘ cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. EASTERN Kansas land, e $10 to $0. Addrsu‘D R. Ritter, Yai Criter; Kan- "RE—MI0 wnuox no! nearly' new, water, sewer, fine lawn, near motoF afid school; rent §25. Inquird Wm. 1. Klerstead, City Hall. D491 ELITE PARMRB 615 &, 10th ':'l 24 flbsr MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. lS, g nocr, R. “A FRIEND 1In need is a friend indeed.” 1 you happen ¢o be feeling badly and need something to soothe your nerves try STOECKER CIGAR and you will then fully appreclate the sen. timent expressed in the above %\lks‘u(lon Organ and Piano Bargains at Bennett's. Mason & Hamlin or Another and better Chicago Cottage organ, $35. Elegant $200 organ, fine full set of reeds, Good square grand piano, from $25 up to Barge SoTight, pians, MehORaRY,case, W~ Elegant sample uprlght plano, §138. ‘Emerson piano, walnut case, large size, $150. Bmith & Barnes, mahogany case,, large size, $300. These are only samples. Make us a vigit of inspection and we will show you how and why you can save U—MI8 27 , $10. ason ' & Hamlin, 6. WANTED—Canvessing agenta in o nty te solicit -uu-cnpuon. to TH FWENTIRTH CENT FARME Bteady employment, WhE ssured good in- come. Agents in the country with horse and bugey upecuny deaired. Canvassers nnu. (.em.ury PArmar &'ncmu Bureau, loyed? s 310, §008" cook: i H, voi.l & Cathollc and u Hizenba Dauh, 500 Ware Afl‘l'lb—oofld l..i none other u.n ";.‘.‘.'.!5 SR!‘:‘.‘“&W..... ; Lolo ;. three opl:_m Getober SOMETHING NEW ! | Just out. sample. Combination Door Knob No cutting or ruining the door. any door worry about. No springs B> wind. {nd o get, ouf ot o rder. \andlord to_tiouble, B-n abeolutely .uu‘ugod? for sample. Agents want ;l LIECT i) AL OIP treet, Omaha, i 3 ath- our aw g WES' g 212 li"unm Bee b nl, Omaha. %) person uk scholar- Teading mufm-.h" hd s iy for ¢ 'ief. Nu& " y bookkeeper in l. Ilp.fll.llu an fength of Tfi' JO\I- nd ‘""u &ROOM 1 avenue, YOU C un.bl yod? Ags Xo u&mum b rare pz" WANTED-TO RENT. te ¥ N s i o e privi a 'ms are re y st family preferred. A ionlhla IIL fal s wuun—no BUY. WANTED, mhlnd hul'llbl‘ mgn Address H %, ron lAI-I—flJlfil'lnll CHICAGO Furniture <o A o i ‘Sacordband, Vouey, sgid s excl FOR SALE—HORSES, ‘Anoll. E10, CLOSING out bussies cheap, Joho Johnl;n# & Roberts, J MONEY TO LOAN—KEAL ESTATE. MONEY to loan o improved Omaha feal cstate, Brennan-Love Co. 3% B 130 W39 4 PER CENT on business property. uvunw 0 per cent on residence property. Whole o1 part un LE, 41 8. 15th l.uu e WANTED, cf Farnam Smit marmante, W, Fornam St L} acrea fruit and garden g:”‘m. ho £00d barn, ap- R Fo g - Wt L3P i) o E‘a-" L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam, Tel. Bend for price list, cut 1253, lowers and plants. — ey AUTOMOBILES, BLECTR!C AUTOI(OBILII Dl'rl‘ 1119 Farnam street. BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North ’1"“' —_ ELECTRICAL REPAIRERS, GRAND Eleotric Co., 16 & Jackson. Tel, 1-." —— STATUARY FACTORY, STATUARY and ornamental work. 72 8 16 —Msss e ——————ERENTE PHOTOGRAPHERS, WE ARE western headquarters for Edison g‘hono raphs and records. Prices, $10 up. 16th and Harney, 21959 523 yele Co., OSTEOPATHY, GiD. B. & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaihs. Suite 616, N. Y. Life Bidg. Tel. 1 A ~7i8 DR. A. T. HUNT, 612 McCague Bldg. Tel 2362, d‘—m MRS. GRACE DEEGAN, 638 Bee buliding. Tel. 2968, 26 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 71T N. Y, Ll —768 BOYLES college, court reporter nrlnch’.nl. N. Y. Life. pas NEB, Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's Theater. 3 A SNAPI Elegant mod-rn 8-room brick dwel Kountze Plat 7, klin J. Griffen. RE—M( Near High School A. P. Tukey & Son offer tliree lots on the corner ‘of %th and Chi¢ago Bts., only 3§60 each. On grade, fine stone sidewalk. All in shape to bulld on. Partles wanting a home within walking distance and near High school-and Crejghton college will be suited with these lots. We are golng to make & quick 'sale. of these lots. The fourth lot wes sold_yesterds Ao Bokra o ’rnde RE—140 28 MAGNETIO HEALING. IF A sult, HE. Dr. “sufferer with pain and disease Treer "6 Piihed® SXGNETIC LLR ‘and_ VITAOPATH physician. Chas. 1. White, 1915 Farnam stre —¥33—31* Em————— MEDICAL. DR, PRIES, the asknowiedged leading syieclalist in diseases of women in Omaha, Sall ‘the attention of suiferng Tadles to his unsurpassed accommodations before and_during confinement and his N lm t irregularities, no matter t cause. Call or address, with stamp, Dr. Pries, Arlington Block, 1613 Dodge, Omaha. PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. 1y Ly s ‘yv Lito ‘Bldg. 1-'«“'?4}&' CHARLES E, 128 Farnam lu:‘ol. WlLLlAMSON HOUSES and lou ln atl par wt: .r_flly -ba ure m?'"{\a nd farm Jo GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate, mort gage, rentals, insurance. Brown hlook. MANUFACTURING. P. MELCHIOR, chinist. i3th and Harney, ma- 716 . e N L T OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. makes a spe- clalty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and safes. Q. Andreen, Prop. 1 B, i0th, 8. NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Piating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. 253, —_—ee e HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also fire insurance. Bemis, Paxton block. RE—T08 KELSEY'S, wall paper, 17th and Dougl “Fhione 1608, | 1 = “CANADIAN BARG Tfu" bu. why last S\m— day. read 12 Lyele L Abbott, 400-1 E—124 2% FARM and city 3 Thomas, First Nat. fluh'nm‘ 'm Ii‘til. W14 loans; alse bong wA?TID,ficll& llad 'C nd warran arnam B Bee Bldg. o W Wiie wlv’vA# 'l' VST ENT ComPANY, e PR in Floor, New York Lite ¥ PER cii«'r loans. Garvin Bros, A PRIVATE money. F. Wead, 1524 fiol"u 100 UP; low rate. Prichard, 1713 rm PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 97 N. Y' ol % TO & P. C. money. Bemis, Paxton Bik, W49 MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS. furniture, live uoa. n‘qgulhrker ‘oc,h M Y 1 jewelry, to 0., sué. to NEW huulu and h T a4 second- n-na Pprices. MONEY loaned on planos. furniture. jow: cowe, ste. C. ch.!b PUEBLO—No ' better _investment ay than good conservative and udlc.luul in- Yostment in Pueblo reaits. Mer- C Bul.r block, o] fi 0 Pluhln. ‘olo. M GOOD COTTAGES s N- 24th, 7 mod 0 Meredion Ve Toomer. M3 N, m Bt P TN&E\' & SON, rd of Trade, 10-ROOM modern, corner lot, o FARMS FOR IALl‘-—lm roved farms in Buffalo county, §i0 t Ber acre; one crop will pay for the land, ‘W. 1. Grass: meyer & Co., Kearney, Nebraska. RE—M16 526 o a ———— FOR. SALE, 40,000 acres of best selected ranch land, Y mots r‘v-mn( from 320 to 4,000 acres meer, Ains- worth, Nel M5! @ well built houu "Ehiokedy renial, 300 Gates, 61f Lm feri rice, JUNK. mwwmm;oun»“ MUSICAL, una F. H. WRIGHT, plano, 1813 3 Woebster TYPEWRITE! LAMBERT TYPEWRITER, price $2; s ! l. .Mcl’nl. durable, easiest to learn, care fory sent on approv: M rfia Q Co., 811 No. 16th St., Omah: LoSsT. LOST, watch fob, A. O. U. W, emblem; ‘corner 15th and Douglas, Thursday even- ing. Reward for return to Lost—414 2 LOST, a minature compass and & watch Charm; a reward of 8 will be paid for their return to 215 8. 14th st., city. Lost—M166 27* FILLINGS—25 CENTS AND 50 Work guaranteed. Post. graduate, No students. We are here to stay. S Tateuses CENTS, Small Chargee for All Mpteriale Only. eeth extracted crot E . UNION DENTAL COLLEGE OF PAINLESS nll'rlrr.'. Boo akuy ™ Nigntstin C sundays o 0 L Open élny‘ EAGLE Loan Office, rellable, accommodat. E. BAVAGE, 221 Farnam. 'Phone filh POSTOFFICE NUTICR. (Should be read DAILY by all interested, as_changes may occuf at any time.) Foreign malls for the week ending August 0, 1902, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at the general postoffice as follows: Parcels our earlier th Parcels for Germany close at § p. m. day and Wednesday, ular and malls close at lo"lln lll(lon hl f hour later than closing time ahown below (eXcept that supplement: ary malls for Europe and Central America via Colon close one hoar later at forelgn station). Transatiantic s, THURSDAY—At 6:30 a. m. for EURQPE, T 8. 8 Columbia, Plymouth, Cher- Poure ‘nd “Hamburg (uall for France must be directed Tper & . Columb et 1a, ZERLAND, ITALY, nmm mu h_GA TURKEY, EGYPT, GRI I8H INDIA and LORENZO, u.«nquz T 8. 8. La Gas- cogne, via Havre (mail for other parts of Europe must be directed “‘per La AL a. m. for NETHER- I.ANDS dlrec!. per . 8. Noordam (mail must_be directed ‘per Noordam'D): s (supplemen » Girected pe: Z e, . for DENMARK di- Norge (mail must be di- Norge'). SPRINTED MATTER. ETC.—This steamer takes printed matief, commercial papers and samples for Germany only. The of Europe will not be sent by this unlesa speciaiiy directed by it fransatiantlc. maila: named. Above, a4l tioy plementary mails awe opened French apd German steamers and remain open until within ten minutes of the hour same class of mail matter for other plfi; After the closing of the supplement; on 'the ‘plers of the American, English, sailing of steamer. Mails for South Central Amerion, West Indies, Eto. WEDNESDAY—At 7 a. m. 5. Slivia} supplementary 12:30 p. m.) for AR, por & 8 Amnln. via Naseau directed Ans for NEW- (subprementary Pad DOMINI: 8. Cherokee. r CUBA, YUCA- TABASCO and CHI- r 8. 8. Havana (mail for other oo ‘must be directed ‘per A Supplementary NTAN. A TAN, CAMP&(‘HL APASB, parts 'of Tucatan; FRIDAY-, m. for GRENADA and TRINIDAD, per l 8. Maraval; at 12 m. for EXI1CO, per 8. 8. Matanza vl. Tampico (mafl st be directed AGUA . for 1 X' o for ~ Rt's"ar m. for BERMUDA, ¥ 8 s Pretoria; at 9 a. m. for PORTO 0, per Coamo, via San Juan; 9 & ba, (supplementary 9:30 4. m.) for SURACRS W VENEZUELA, ber . F. Maracaibo (mall for Bavaniila and Carta- gena must be directed “per s. 8. Mara- gaiba); at 980 &, m. (supplementary 10:30 . ‘m.) for FORTU ISLAN JAMAICA, SAVANILLA, CARTAGENA WN, per 5. & Alleghany (mal for Costa Rica must be directed r & 8. Alleghany’); at 10 a. m. JBA, per 8. 8. Mexjco, via Havani $00 & . for. BRAZIL, per s u. Syra: cusa, ‘via Pernambuco and Santos (mall for Northern Brazil must be directed ‘‘per s. 8. Syracusa’). Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at this office dafly 3 p. m. (connectin, close here every Wednesday an Baturday). rail to Boston thence by | nleamer. close at ‘this office dally at 630 p. m. Malls for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Florida, and” thence by steamer, Glose i giice auily, “except Thurk |ve connecting clos Wednesdays 1:30 D m. for lcl‘ Bfill Bierts Eortez ana Gun(eml-. by rail New -Orleans; &nfl mce by steam: cloge at this' office dally exeept Sund: At **1:30 m. 'l p. m, (con+ .a.y. for Belise ea” existered matl m. nnvluul day. Kllll tflr Hawall, Japan, China and first- atter for the Phill pine Islan T Ban Francmco olo daily 6 ”XI m up tn Au‘ull “fllh lncluuhre, or Malla 15 the Bhilippine. 1siands, via san !-‘r-ncllco close here dally at 3:20 p. to Au'!ul! wth, inglusive, - for als- phtch ort, fatls tor Hawail, an-n China and first- class matter for the Phiiippine Islands, Vi 'San Francieco, close here daily at 2 p.m. up to August etsth, inclusive, !or spatch per 8. 8. Gaellc. West Au- Malls for A\ut alla . (except la, which is ‘Drwlrded via Europe) New Zealand, Fi Bamoa and Hawall, via Baw Frlncllc. close here dally at ;30 p. m. after August **16th and up to August =0, inclusive, or on arrival of 8, Btru; due at New York August h, for dispatch 8. Sonoma. Malls for China nnd lpln, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C., close here dally at 6:!1)& m. up to Seplemher *%2, inclusi for disp dch per 8. 8. Empress of China remure mail must be npeclllly lfl- . Merchandise for lr at Shanghal cannot be lorvurded via Canada). Malls for ¥ ina a Jnun. via Seattle, close here dally at 630 p. i, up to Sep: Inclullve_ or dispatch per #. 8. Tosa Maru. Rcrhurm mail must be directed ‘vl Malls for China and Japan, via Tacoma, here dally at 6:30 p. m. up_to Sep- r **5th, Inclusive, per Victoria. M x: lell Vl. lln Francisco, close here ly ut 6: up to SBeptember i Vinelusive, for dispatch per s 5. Alameda. Mails for Australla xcept West Au- stralia, which g via Europe, and New Zealand, 'hILh goes via Sa and § im-mu. via Vi close h!l'n dally af P. Ggust co0th and up to Bepters n" inclustve, for dispatch per Hllll for Tahitl and Marquesas Islands, San P‘:En fsco, close here daily at p to Aentomber **0th, inclu- ive, tor dispatch per . Mariposa. Tnnlplclflc malls are forwarded to port f ng dalily nnd !he schedule of clos- presumption ot lhelr unint led overland transit. “R-‘lnrnd m. closes at 6 p. m. pre- vlou- 3' 8 VAN coTT, Pol!mu(er Po-tofllu. N w_Yor 1902, LEGAL NOTIUES, MONITION. In the Unfied States District Court for the District of Nebr pe Omaha Pon o and Fe Company, & corporation, un.fl.m, et e Rantbont” Hantlatia, Ber” ongines: boilers, machinery, tackle and furniture, in admiraity. In_obedience to & warrant of setsure to me directed, In the above entitied cause, 1 ien into my possession the ?' following _described property: The s enrietta, its engiues, bollers, kie and furniture, for Mnflc( of Omaha, Neb. hereby give notice to all persons claiming & ‘sald"dencrived steamboat Henriettn, 1ts nes, bollers, machinery, tackie and fur- n, Inlwlnl or having anything to say "1 same should not be condemned torfelted, and the proceeds thereo tributed according to the prayer of libel, thut they be and appear before fhe at courtroom, on the 15th da of Beptembe orenoon of same shall be a day of jurisdiction, other- wise on the next day of jurisdiction there- aftde, then and nd there to ‘interpose a claim for the same, and to make their alle tions in that I'n)u.ll 7. MATHEWS. U. 8. Marshal District of Nebraskn. | NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORI | “'Notice 18 henby iven that sealed will be recelved at the county ele office in Bloomington, Franklin county, to 12 o'clock noon, on the 9th 1902, for the one [i erec &cross Blue, Qt Olllwbell N‘D th and spec fications must apcompany each and every bid, together with & 5004 Ind -nme Mnd in_the sum of will be 75 feet in length and lllmn l'ul roldb-d in the lur. Bids will ‘ h ceived on one-span bridge, general plan LY Joft fo"the. bidder. The county bosrd reserves the right to of kersey cloth in as shown in the small cut. LEGAL NOTICE. reject any or all bids. County By order of the Board of Supervisors of Frankiin Nebraska at Bloomington, s 8th day of Augu JOHN PARKER: Count O I'rl Al13-20-27 84 Colorado Flyer Lincoln Fast Mai Fort Crook and Pl‘ll.- mouf Bellevn Bellevue & Pacifl Kansas City, Spectai a hicago v estouied K Chicags Llhufi! mmu.u v " Dally. b Dally exeépt Sunday. o Bune aay only, 6 Uiy except Baturday. e Daily except Monday. U UNION STATION=10TH AND MARCY, Chiengo, Rock xy Mountain LAme ' Rocky jountaln ited . Overiand Limited. The Fast Mail Eastern apr Fne Atlantic The Colorado Special Chicago Specias. Lancoin, beatrl Stromsburg £x. Grand lsland Loc Aarinois Chicago Ewrnlfl o cag Minneapol - 30 p'. D100 wm wnfifillhllx b ‘01- l Chicago Limited Bx,...a 6:00 v WEBSTER DEPOT-15TH /'3 'l.l'l‘ll Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapells & Omah Twin City Passenger. Sloux Ci Puunnr l‘l‘-- -t. Valley. Black Hills, Deadwoed, Hot Sprin| Sy, Supertor, Exeter and Norfolk, Fremo! Wfl\ Soward. 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm Lincoln Missourt Pacifie. Nebraska Local, Vi Weeping Water \b 4110 pm 21025 am STEAMSHIPS. _“HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE New York-Rotterdam, via. &mlo New Twin-Screw s, . of 13, Soenmer™ Noordam Sevmer” Statendam Potsdam 10 A M. Steamer Twin-Screw Steamer ADDIY to Harry Moores, Farnam gireet; J. 8. McNally, 1333 1855 “parnam Strest: Jone ‘arnam street; Noese, First’ National B O om rel\lllr Aug. - l?)'xA. M Sept. A" . Sept. 18, COhieago Brokers ¥ail. CHICAGO, Aug. 26.—Herbst, Hill & Ci well khown LaBalle strect hrokefs an stock exchange, 0 Boar Trade, today went into the hands of Clare nce bay, receiver. Liabllities are between §150,000 and $200,000. Seasonable. Fashions. 4212 Fancy Blouse, 92 to 40 bust. Misses Three-Quarter Coat ¢214—To be made with bishop or bell sleeves. Three« quarter coats, with fitted backs and loose fronts, are exceedingly becoming to young girls and are among the features seen in ad- vance styl This smart model includes all the latest details and is adapted to all ma- terials designed for coats, but as shown is soft shade of castor and finished in tallor style with machine stitch< ing of silk. The coat is shaped to curve gracefully to the figure. The sleeves are amply loose fon comfort and can be gathered into cuffs in bishop style or left free to form bell sleeves The neck is finished with & stylish and becoming round collar and the right front laps over the left. in deuble-breasted style, the closing effected by means of buttons and button- hole worked in a fly. The quantity of material required for the medium size (14 years) is 3% yards 64 inches wide. The pattern 4214 is cut in sizes for misses of 12, 14 and 16 years of age. For the accommodation of The Bes resd- ers, these rafierns, which usually retell st trom 26 to 50 cents, will be close 10 cents, pattern wanted and bust wessyre.

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