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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. DEWETY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. E 53 YSPECIAL NOTICES Advertiseme: will be taken WANTEO-MALE HELP. AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th & Dodge. pe Dodge. ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago. B0 L. M. B bauls trunks. Telephone T80, E 566 $L.00 to $2.00 per week. 422 So. 15th 8t one block south of court house. B-668 20 N. 1TH § Il.. neat, desirable room. E—-M74 10 B-M8 14x E—M6b6 1112 8, lith. B M ROOMS, 1908 Clhltnl Ave. 215 NORTH 17TH Bt 3 ROOM!, light housekeeping. SUMMER SCHOOL Bookkeeping, o.enogruphy, ‘Touch Types wrildng. renmananip, eto. enct teachers. Deughtful _rooms; nn)rwx bullaing; all modern methods and faciil- ties. Biudents admitted eyery day. Reg- ular term opens July & 'Phone, call or New ork §0'8e Bulldi& 'm_g-'n(m wanted; good . T. Co., 1 Bo. 13th 8t. B-a0 r::m nvn school {sachers for ‘l‘u.u‘:- w aslaries. - ‘&r wu ‘:fkd B— LARGE front_south room, with alcove, buth; every modefn convenience; use of telephone. 2664 Harney. —MB0§ Nl(‘ELY furnighed front room M6 Burt. FURNISHED rooms for light bo\lukn’v- ing. 2668 Douglas. NICE ool room, modern, very m-onm gentlemen preferred. 14% N. 17th. hot_water M%2 12x THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE ‘IO 1903. IF YOUR NAME IS IN THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY YOU CAN TELEPHONE IN YOUR WANT AD FOR ANYTHING YOU WANT AND WE'LL CHARGE IT TO YOU. CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS, _CARRIE SMITH, SOVEREIGN s AD %UE‘N of clairvoydnts; every- thing tol past, present and ruture. BSat. iafaction or no pay. 807 N. 15th. S—M%6 MME. GYLMER, genuine palmiat, 315 8. 1. MME. LUCRETIA, medium, 1709 Californ SN ELECTRICAL TREATMENT, RACE O'BRYAN, Baf ™ 8 _13th. b o T Mo MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 24 floer, r. & T-809 GOLDIE POWERS, 70 8o. Ulh. Teli‘ll.. MIS8 HOWARD, elegant l'nl-. and TAROF 2 baths; afoohol rubbing. 4 N. DINING, kitchen, bedroom, also other nice rooms; modern; best location. nn h'ah —_— FANNIE 'rzli?u: mlm‘t -lcuhol ‘bath; istant. 3d floor, 608 N. M538 I FURNISHED ROOMS AND SOARD. wages led un N&boflm £ 'fN'lID- i\ heel. Good b B”I;’.?}m‘o'll Drug Co. 18th IM WANTED, f ed men U.»l Hotel, Beatrioe, N.b AN Ol Line Llh Insurance Co. dnlnl a large bi es9 in Nebraska wants a man of expe! ce t0 take charge of thelr OMIM agency. Address F mB?C;I.l“ WANTED—Planing mill hand to run all Kinds of wood-making machipery; 0. G. Mnury, Neb. d-mh\nc circulars, adv. muor. tack National Adv. B—M897 11x YOLNQ uln to clerk in store with knowl- d'. of &ot ography. Mm Ad- THE FARNAM, 15th & Farnam. F—671 ROOM and board, r‘nan.hle. all mod.nl, with ‘phone A-258. 2406 Cass .F 509 8. 25TH AVE.; private family. F—MT% NICH rooms, good board. 415 N. 25th St 5608 NICELY furnighed rooms, with or without board, day board or mesl tiokets rea: l’onlbio idland Hotel, 16th and Chl ts. BUMMER resort, The Merriam, 1 Riley, Manager. F-! TWO rooms on third, one on first floor; first-class in every way; finest location. 220 N. 19th. M6 11 Eee——————— FURNISHED ROOMS, Mrs. M50 FOR fimw‘ m%-.agmfioan rooms, el d nsulite, nel Al P ner®i*p. Dodge & Con T4 f-.m-m ‘WANTED-Pattern makers, %0 to 430 per hour; steady employment; address Em- ployment department, St. Louls Trades ausoclation, Chemical bldg., St. Louls t fifty young men to WIWANT-ow Aty Y308 ". flll vacancles e weeus praciice wi ber College, 1302 Dou‘- tod, Moler Barber Col .‘fl-— 24 AAx VERNMENT POSITIONB—14,888 ap- O it last year; excellent o portuni- ot our civil service vnm \nformation free. lumbian _Correspondence College WV ington, D, C. M242 10° representative every count: Aty 300 ‘mionthly Wnd expenses: super- Ttond - mall order business, advertisin lmlll w"t"fl;‘.l"“wh. ICe Unnec i@ " Spportunity for advancement l onal llf,nwul Co., Chestnut_st., hiladelpbla. B—-M241 10* Em——————— SALESMEN WANTED. AT, o e e %nl o tpewriters, Co., 811 N. 16th. - [ C———— A N e .36 3% Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th & Dflt '“" D ar e e, LM WOIAN r girl tor general housework. oo W enater B CoMi% 18 ‘WANTED, & mhwrlph. and mununt. Fun g.r:h good hand and accurate. ( A or umb-r( Monroe & ranteed ll‘l- (ht Jroaing, manicuring or with us. Four weeks eomnl.u.. & b i T ” Pougaldls Y i;l m)xu-m. iadjen 10 make sofa pi- oAl &. '&fim = R AT for genoral cfl("mfi' : ‘WANTED, housework. t ‘wages; tl it T oy B nn-&'" TO MOVE right Co, office 1ailly o-n- Vn . R. HOUSES st gane o e o D568 FOR RENT, S-room house, all - gept, tu lurllnu 04 N0k B gm0, C. A f FOR REN’I‘. n-u Tel. l’f"u H" m“lwl:'w ve. OL - Mmmlfll HOUSES 21 HOUSES, tnsurance. Ringwalt, Barker Bik. of the cit. . The O. Co., 88 Bee Bldg. PAYNE-BOSTWICK & CO.—Cholce houses. Wi-608 New York Life Bidg. 'Phone 1016 WE MOVE pianos. Maggard Van & Stor- m!o ’llpl‘fl Office, 1718 Webster St. .'OR RENT elght room fiufi.fl and barn; lnr“.‘hvn and stric mod.rn Apply 2% Dodge Si for light housekeeping at e ‘GMAY Sox FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. MISE LA BAN, massage baths, Egyptian treatment. 1817 lncvlnwvrlh‘r it 0y IATHI manl‘e 18 Nicholas, F, 5 2d fir. T—M&4 Jy3 vapor and rth lllh IL EMOLINE EI{EPARD MIF alcoholic baths, o z=—.= PERSONAL. DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and su ouis hair’ remov 3 1606 P VIAVI, a wholesome nerve and tissue food and home treatm rders of Zomen Free "Sooklet. Viavi C Boe ' perfiu- d by electricity. R. 2 and nam St U—b84 HOME during confinement; first-class. Dr. L. L. Miller, 2504 Blondo. 'Phone F-11K2. 56 U- MAGNET _PILE KILLER. IT CURES. At druggtsts, 51 v MRS. JACQBION 206 N. 20th St. U I(fll J“ PNVATI hu nnl g;:or. and duriny con- FOR_ RENT, the blllldl? formerly occu- ied by The Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has Pour ‘stories and a basement which B omfllr used as The Bee press ;l‘hllr‘:“l& be x‘-enl.ld ;‘ar}' “m.loc nlbl ll nte: apply at office water, secretary, room 10, Bee bulldln' FOR RENT, bulldl suitable for vhole- purposes af Farnam, 2x%, four storier and nnt«ln- cemented basement, elevator, fire and burglar proof Vlult. office counter and fixtures. For pri buildin, OFFICES in The Bee bul.ldln 'IO,W par month up: rental price includes heat, light and janitor sefvice. C. Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg. 1268 AGENTS WANTED. WAN’I'tD, canvassi) ts ln c{gz FARM) H w ulh.l! l m y u\p omum wit! "t.r“y":h.‘nodorn FOR SALE-FURNITURE. ICAGO Furnit Co,, 1410 Tel. TP SO, o llcm HOUSEHOLD furniture. Afidr_ ) l"lfgx“ llrnll\lh wm.lou for five- 5" Stust Do 801 1 .-. s orees FOR BALE, room house; ni rate ‘or_in lump. 2314 N. 27th st gnce. FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. TIME to it that buggy or wagon. See Frost, 14th and Leavenworth. M5BT mm and sad- @ Conter, Tel fln""fl&m e BUGGY haetor 1l barn fur- ore; spving calnnu. iy uth $th s PRIVATE home durin BIYATE home furing bontae bab! Fitan Sanitarium, 728 18t ave. U—Ma0 Council Bluffs, Ia. PR[VATI Sanitarium for ladies before and durln confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerisch, alifornia St. Terms reasonable. U—461 J23 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TG | SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team. sters, boarding houses, etc. without se- curity; easiest terms, 40 offices In_lp in. gpal atties. Toiman, 4 Board of Trade AIN NOTES. LARY LOA UPON P! American Loan Co., Paxton block, )d floor. BUSINESS CHANCES, wuzw you want to buy, sell or exchan y property or business quick, see J. 3o N, X Life. Y nson, $43 MINING In Wy oming. Pption resurding mia tries address A For reliable infor- es_and other indus- Carpenter, 3 street, Laramie, Wyo. FOR HALE, a good furniture, and undertaking business, store buliding and residence also. Address Box, g, Bl mouth, Neb. 1 MONEY maker for sale. Hest restaurant and rooming house fn southern Colorado; established { years; refurnished new and first-class; will seil restaurant with or without rooms. Party without means don’t_ answer, as I have a place second to none in the state. il health reason for selling. Write, Restaurant, 212 West éth, Pueblo. Colo. Y—684 10 DAIRY for sale. 506 N. th_St., East Omaha. Y306 14x E————————— FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. $-ROOM, AIL MODERN. 6-room house, with furnace, porcelain bath, gas, sewerage, oak finish downstairs, tull east front lot on boulevar taxes; owner compelled to mal and offers the property for quick sale at $2,600; most complete small house on our list; act quickly it interested. HARRISON & MORTON, $12-13 N. Y. Life. Tel. 314. RE—-III one 't of will, p‘l;r OWNER of a double house, hich he occupies himself, clal bargain before leavi y terms.” ¥. D. Wead, 164 L HOUSES and lo acre proj N Bawd OB Roo RANCH and farm lands for sale b, lh. Union Pacific Raliroad company. MoAllester, Jana commissionar, Urlon Pa: cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE-172 10-ROOM modern house, 11 blocks from ostoffice, for sale cheap. 108 N. bth. newa & Co. RE—612 C. EDERER, Bristol 8t. florist. ek 1. 606 B. Lmbuuu re-covered, repaired or Tel. 1617, U-MB17 32 "UFI:IQ B%E:‘ON UMBRELLA FACI'ORY FOR goodness make, smok Oscar,” the best bc Glgar. — U—N T GET CASH QUICK for your real estate or business. 1f you wish to sell, send description ‘ang price. ‘Booklet free. No commission. Emerson DePuy, Specialist, Des Moines, Ia. Junes WILLIAMSON CHARLES B. 128 Farnam llrefil 0 BALX or shin " Guarantees be in line. » mol 1ps’ AII Mllel’l. be. U—M204 J19 TELEPHONE 780 for L. M. E. messengers. A Jim Dumps Bad cigars w Forcs Telieved Rim-—s0 you'y But !rl'o‘eek.rl clgars lhoulrhlvl th. ol had lhlll{ woes, CHIROPODY, mlnlc\lrln“ hyglenic and s practiced. A. sultation free. > scalp, 't-:hld massage uxh an U,- 512 Bee bldg. Con- No-lny g-sr HOHEG ‘wanted! Amon' thi children at 18th 3 1 bles; al 'rmllan-boy ly-notmwuuulmc on a west- —M285 12x BABY BUGGIES wanted. At Child Saving Institute are fifteen little ones unable to walk. Any who can donate baby buggies for their ‘benefit are requested to tele- phone 1991 and a wagon will %ll for them. PRIVATE home, best of care before and during confinement. Mrs. Lower, «lPlrk ave., Council Bluffs, Ia. U—-Mu7 MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. WANTED-CIt; Farnam Smit! loans and warrants. & Co., 130 Farnam ltr.eL W02 WANTED—CI!, lnd fl.Hn loans; also bonds and warrants. Peters & CO. 170 Farnam St., B‘. Bldl ¥, xmm loans; low rates. Nat'l Bank Bidg. 'r-\ ll«, PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 857 N. Y. Life. W98 4 TO 5 P, C. money. Bemis, Paxton Bloak. W87 rg{l PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 1604 ‘arnam. W88 B FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. NEW and 2d-hand typewriters, 1119 Farnam. < Q76 fine farm he 3 Broe T PP x IUIINEII oo““' le ohrlhlp for sale at -aem :: fite uhounup i 8 47, Bee LE—Crane hydraulic mum, can FOR J2ed sithar paseonger oF frei ‘com- plete, iron gulde posts, cage an '(u en- 1 closures PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1824 Dolli!-lx W nuu and $1,200 nb Piso s 5% Private money. . Life Bld'g. . —127-12 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. 7 ROOMS, bath, large barn, lot 100 feet south front, good order, on Emmet street. Owner Iule'% elty, will tnke $1,600. H. GAT! 617 N. Y. Life. 'Pnonom TIS.IT JUST what you ladies have long been wait- 1 , genteal home striot, close to car, on full east front lot, just completed ruur‘ for occupancy. It "has focoption hall, lacge parior, dining room. kitchen and ‘s, pantry on lower floor, and thres rooms, with 204 10 ing on_electric and gas fixtures roughout, splendid cement cellar under entire house, fine furnace, enamel iron bath, closet, marble lavatory, uickel plated pipes, hot water, sewer, etc. What more could you wish? 'We want to show pretty home at once. The price Feasonable terms Pley us without delay. PAYNE, BOS’I‘WICK & CO., OQ-.-im A' . Life Bldg. RE—-M213 10 WE BELIEVE THAT we can locats you if you are looking for a desirable building Iot in a conven- lent part of the city. We have very de- sirablo vacant properties in every portion of the city, and expect to offer excep- tional bargains In that line this summer. The terms can be made to suit the pur- If you contemplate bullding or t started on a_ site for your and see us. N. P. Dodge hone 67, 33 Broadway, C Councll WANTED, at once, farms for cash eull:- mers; aldo_farms for sale T free Bullgtina. W, H. B OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 16th. BRICK WORK. J. P. HEALY, 1822 Clark St. 'Phone A-387L —&17 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. EY LOANED ON I’UHNITURI PlANOflk_lf_lVE STOCK, Low r-t.- and easy terme, Business Confidential. ’n—yu-n ou want to save meney. PHOENIX CREDIT CO., 38 Paxton Block. 16th and F‘-rn;(m Sts. tence for hogs, ultry lawn and W s, “Wire Works, 16th. Tel. 1500, Q576 Jy12 R BALE—First mortgage note bearing ¢ “p).r cent interest, payable every "fi, months; has about'%% years to run; good security and endorsed by rupon.lbl‘ i amount $L80 Inquire C. chman, Room 421 Paxton block. PHOTOGRAPH CAR for sale. Apply Rose's Art store. o ONI o( those fine, all 29th ( ll-rd -r.."fim... . 1, joods and relics. 1119 Farnam. INDIAN & e IDHAND sate cheap. Deright, 1113 Farnam. i N end wire fences, tree guards, trel- “1‘\:.:... *Western Anchor Fence Co., N ‘. oenlnn. I- Bo. car Co., rl& Mth Ml()‘flll hn\lz 2009 ew:n .5'4 [ a oo mm FOTRr T Ty alter 'l‘l‘l ROOM M- central location, nod- ern. Apply T Beard. 10 Dou‘ lines. The Byron 8t. e ;nmoou all_modern house, R wh, mllnl mlh ( krupt ALE, banl ”e :an.lo at Ki Stock is once to #a Fletcher Compaay, 1 LOVE HIM BEST OF Thia 18 150 mtet Deautitul soo yer-written; nd music are a masterplece of ¥or sale in Omaha, Neb. Plano Co., price Se; by M138 Jyix FOR SALE—New and second-hand lod. ountains on monthly p-ymnu B. Dtnond, “ihe Bo. Bin G im Tier CATALOGU! man & M cut rices free. Sher- nnell %"‘“‘P Co., Omahs 10-ROOM modern, 665 8. Beh st 83250, M modern, Bih D%u 1 %07 Franl SIX-ROOM cottage. g o POD RI —-ol-l t'n-'o. boun near 410 N _"!t“ scheol. Inquire at onn“:a NICE modern bric) m with h-rn. T owmteor manths rooms _in sAme reasonable; in Kounho Place Wirt. Call Mrs Phar. 4. DM 10 FIVE.] fui < Tmonthe ¥ Bee et oo AT | NINE-ROOM moders brick house, 2601 Casitol aveaus. Bl ux lrn—ch- at on‘ hulx pnec h or m‘% Qs e L "L..%..t. = e lLEPHONI les, loi flr Ttiicken ltnu.w pfl.ln:‘ Do HARPE“B‘I‘ Family lJbury. 160 volumes. . ol:ba‘ literature eh-p. Ad- trical Con TA3 Farnamy E AS TO GET TO PAY Best explains our methods. We loan on furniture, planos, warehouse receipt. ste. Or if you' have & permanent on we'can make you a SALARY "LOAN without security. exoept your own agree- ment to y. ' Our service is quick and confidential and we always try to please. All that we ask s that you give us a call befors you borrow elsewhere. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €O, 19 Board of Trade Bl Tel. 298 (Established 1862) 26 S0. 16th B MONEY? LOAN URNITURE AND 8AI Joaned on FURNITUR ARIED REOPLE at very low’ I‘l(- lnd for any ngth of uu., without publicity or removing the pro erty. Payments can be made to -un our convenience. 1 and get our terms Llan In' else wh KRLfANCE CREDIT CO. 206, Paxton Block. Room %6, te to salaried ; lowest rates, Hutton Co. X—6% MONEY loaned on plain rlo‘o o budn-confld-n axton bloc 3. ONEY loaned on planos_furniture. jew- ldry Dorsss, cowe, ei6. G ! oot § l" MONEY To_salaried employes and wage earners: stem of that gets you lady sal or gentleman, esman. “having reliabie , Just on nis note: alf- Monthly. M'thly. W'kly. 4% or FI3.35 or W Any el us. lowest rates, confidential No inquiries. Quick service. Courteous treatment. |THE STAR LOAN CO., 644 PAxToxN BLK. loans._ Foley §, Barker bk. X6 ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairh mptly attended to. 3. T. Ochiltree, 20th lnfl Lake Sts. CONTRAOTORS AND BUILDERS. AT Pmmh. 20th and Burt. Tel. l:-.‘ and_rugs to Christen- ing Works, 2221 N. 20th 'AMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 524 N. 20th st. k) " —M2$ J21x — e OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 238. LAUNDRY. am Laundry and City Towel Leavenworth. Tel. A-1ish LAW AND COLLECTION OMAHA 8 Supply. STILLMAN & PRICE, 28 U. 8. N'l B'k. bld. —es NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., at floor N. Y. Life Bldg., attorneys and collectors every- where. a4 MACFARLAND {7 )IAY New Tori Lite room 3. 'Phone 1682. LAWNNOWERS. BTRAY ED OH BTOLEN From my blm. st., 8. Omaha, black ma; gur- nld branded on left Jaw letter’ two white hind feet, Weighs 1,080; liberal reward to finder. J H. Bulla. Lost—M40 104 LDST on Military rond, north of Benson, June 6, a roll of muse. Flndlr notify Miss Clara Lewls, R. Benson, Neb. Reward ‘Los 5 o MACHINERY, HOT BEARINGS, won't trouble you, and you'll save 50 per cent in wear if 'you use “Ajax Plastio Bronze.” Inquiries solicited. THE AJAX METAL COMPANY Frankford Avenue and Richmond St., Phil- adelphia. MEDICAL. " Piles Cured without paln—no cutting, tying or burning. All blood, kidney biadder diseases BNiedi s gisranioe given in Yoy oase treated by W. C. Maxwell, M. D, Bes Bidg, Omaha, Neb, graduste of levue Hospital Medicai' College, New York City. MUSICAL. THOS. J. KELLY, volcs. Davidge Block. or plano and o Player” Co. Tel —637 FOR RENT, player lu-tgh“o Letoveky's orchestra. T. L-2684. 'l‘.l'l'nl“5 Y. MISS ELEANOR HARDY Voice and Piano Studio 319 RAMGE BLOCK. Special Terms to Summer Students. 815340 OMAHA COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 316 Ramge blll } spmmer term. Apply . H. Wright, L. L. C. M., Director. 'Phone 1101 567 J29 —— e OSTEOPATHY. B, & ALICE JOHNSON, osteo e, O Roita b Rew Fork Lite Bidg. Tel. 165 The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bldg. T. 252, —639 Atsen & Farwell, Paxton bk., 604-7. T, 1365. M0 e —— PATENTS, H J. COWGILL—No fee unless luccm(ul . 16th St., Omaha. Tel. 1788. PATEN']‘HUI.I & Cn Omaha, Neb. Il- lustrated patent book free. Tel. Ill N y’ PAINTING AND PAPERING. PAINTHRB and Knperhlnlerl. 707 8. fl!h s for first class work, or tele- phone 21(] Ward & Harpster. 179 Jys e ——————————— PRINTING, BRIEFS, ETC. WATERS Printing “Co. Linot; composi- tion. Tel. 2190, i CALL uj for all Gardner Printin Co,, A-3263, nds of job printing. M'l 8 L!lh st, Jy8 M PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Omce, Nlhbll, accommodat- ing, all business confidentiai. 1301 Dou= as. RUG MANUFACTURING, OMAHA Rug Factory, 1621 Leaven. Tel. 2068. —644. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, MOSHER B.H., Touch T.W., Bus, Branches, Teleg. Cat. trée. Om. Com. Coby 17 & xfo" A. C. VAN BANT'S school. TIT N, Y. Lfl& ol STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURKD. Julla Vaughn, 4% Ramge nl.u.. NEB. Business & 8horthand College, Theater. STORAGE. OM. Van. Stor. Co., 1611% Farn. Tels. 1569-802. 650 Tels, 1156-1145. —1 EXPRESSMEN'S Del. Co. TICKET BROKERS. cuT TE ralroad tickets everywhere. b fl Philbin, 1666 Farnam. 'Phone 784, — e TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. DENTISTS, C K, PAUL, removed to residence, 202 Bu: 2 THB DEPOT on time. L. M. B. Tel —634 IR I R L T NN Y TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES, F._C. CLARK, den ‘formerly of Council Blufts, now located t 2708 Cumln&-m R. E. H BRL’I‘"NG m Paxton b]k ’Phnne'N —~M23 J; =_._______=-— DETECTIVES. CAPT. CORMACK, 517 Karbach. Tel. A Dml‘thG Dfirlml at 2w Bo'lrg St e ————se—— EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. G. R I'l-llhhun. room l! Com'l Nat Bank —64 L HENDERSON, florist, 151 Farnam st M —_— GOLD AND SILVER PLATING, OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bidg. T GARBAGE. ANTI- IONOPOLY flmfll CO., cleans and Temoves and flnfl -Ill.lll ll ‘reduced N, 16th. Tel. 1T —a21 T0 REDUCE stoci scount on supplies for all ol goods delivered. 1385, Allth(.AN WRITING MACHINE CO., 415 So. 16th St., Omaha. —s92 11 'JPIIOI ITERING, “& LUNDBERG, 115 8. GATE CITY Upholstering Co., w {frings , isntened. Tl B L POSTOFFICE NOTIO (Should be read DAILY by all interested, as changes may occur at any time) gForelgn mail for the week ending June 13 will close (PROMPTLY in all case o general postoffice as follows: P f"" alls close one hour carlier ng time shown below. Parcels-post malls for Germany close at 5 p. m. Wednesday. iar and supplementary mails close at Forelgn Station half hour later than elosing dme shown below (except that supplement- ary mails for Europe and Central America, via Colon close one hour later at Foreign Btation). Tra WEDNESDAY—At rr s 8 Bt 8t Pllll“ dir a. m. for BUROP! Paul, via Dflulhlmmnn (ma| must_be directed oA at 1:30 a e for NETHER . 8 Noo'dm (mall Toor Wl s 8 nl.l..-.uuwh-cnwyw- n)(w | Lincol POSTOFFICE NOTICE. EUROPE, per &. s. Teutonie, via Queens- town THURSDAY-At ¢ a AZORES ISLANDS, per & s at 6% a. m. for RUROPE, per s. 8. Fuerst Bi marck, via Plymouth, Cherbourg Hamburg (mail for France, Switserl italy, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Greece, Britlsh India and Lorenso quez must be directed ‘‘per s, s. F Biamarck ), at 7 a m. for FRANG SWITZE POR: EGY UGAL, TURKEY mu'ush INDIA AND 1. QUEZ, per s. 5. La Bret: (mail tor other parts of Burope must be directed p.x 8. s La Bretagne') SATURDAY- . for EUROPE, per s, s. via Wueenstown; at | a. m. for ITALY direct, per a. 8. Welmar (maii must be directed “per 5. 8. Wel- mar'); aj § a. m. for BELGIUM direct, per &.'s. Zesiand (mail must be directed sper s. 8, Zeeland); at 9:3 a. m. for s«‘un.un direct, per 8. s Kthiopia mail “ must ' be directed ‘‘pe ARopla) ;s at 1 & . Tor DENMARK direct, i o, Hekia (mall mug b3 directed “per s. s Hekla™ m. for Peninsular; e, via *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes printed matter, commercial papers and samples for Germany only. The same glass of mail matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent &5 .ins ship unless speclally directed by it, After the closing of the supplementary transatlantic malls named above addi- tional supplementary malls are opened on the plers of the = American, English, French and German steamers, and remain n until within ten minutes of the hour of salling of steamer. Malls for South and Central Amer- West Indies, Ete. WEDNESDAY—At 11:30 a. m. for BRAZIL, per s s. Kafir Prince, via Pernambuco and Bantos (mall for Northern Brasi must be directed per Kamr Prince”), at 12 m. for BARBAI)US and NORTHERN BRAZIL, per s. 8. Ama- zonense, via Para und Manaos; at 12:0 r. m. (supplementary 1 p. m.) for TURKS SLAND and DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, s New York. THURBDAY At § &; m. tor GUBA, YUCAL TAN, CAMPECHE, TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per s h.pemnn (mafl for other parts of Mexico must be directed KITTS, BT, TIUS, and iea, I1CO, ' per unnu. (mlll must be directed .. & At I‘K m. for PORTO PLATA, per fromn Boston (mall for other g:rll of lha Domlnlun yblic must ’w "); at 6:30 a2 ror BERMUDA, pnr steamer from BATU. RDAY 'A'. 7 l m. for NEWFOUND- LAND, s. Rosalind; at 7:%0 &. m. for WA uEN'nNn Unbov.ux N per 8. Pmlwlphu (mm for Bavanilla and GCartage: be_directed ll LE M a. ln. gu "ii waDWARD 18L~ B DL'TLH and FRENCH GUIANA, 8. Carfbbee (mail for Grenada an THnlM must be directed ‘per 8. s. Caribbee’); at 10 a. m. tor YUCATAN, per ». s. 3 At 10 Morro Castle, t 1 m. lor CUBA, per 8. s Curityba, via PHavas Malls F.rw.lled Overl cept Transpacifie, rall to Port Tampa, v steamer, closes at , except Thursday, at §5.80 conilecting mails close here on + Wednesdays and Saturdays). MEXICO CITY—Overiand, uniess specially lddrmed for dispatch by steamer, closes l office dally, except Sunday, at 1:30 and 11:30 p. m. Bundays at 1:00 p. m. 5 | BB ny o r LAJ By to N "3{ and thence by steamer, closes at this e daily at 6: {echuecting mails A:‘I:-. ;ur. every Monday, y and tur SAMAICA—By i y_Steamer, CUBArBK thence by dail it rail to bioston, and thence at this offige Tuesday and Thursda; G Ve rail to Boston and thence by steamer, closes at this office dally at BLLIE E, PUBRTO CORTEZ and GUATE- LA—-By rajl to New Orlean: and (henue by steamer, closes dul). except Sunday, p. m., Sundays at lconnecunl mull conl hm D Sre t §11:30 p. m.) CO&TA *RICA~By mall ‘to New Orl and thence by steamer, closes al office daily, except Sunday, at and u:g b m., Sundays at la;u ! (connecting mail Sloses %on udnyl at §11:30 p. S I REGISTERED MAIL closes at 6:00 p. m. previous day. Transpacific Mails. CHINA and JAPAN, via Vanoouver an Victoria, B. C., close here dally at 3] P m up to June §9th, inclusive, for des- patch per s. s. Empress of Japan. Mer- chandise for U. 8. FPostal Agency at Shanghal cannot be forwarded via Can- ada. CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattls, close here 2t 6% pom: up to June ioeh, o ve, for despaich per s HAWAILL d PHILIP- PIND TBLANDS, via Ban Francisco, Bore datly at §: p. m: up 10 June (et {helusive, tor despatoh per s, 5. Karen. )STOK, via Seattle, close here % p. m. up to June fléth, in- for despatch per s, 4. Pleladss, d JAPAN, via 'x‘qun; ol Iy at 0 p, m. up to Jugle Tnelusive. for despstoh Vi CRALAND, - AUST teh per . steamer carrying the @ritish mail for New Zealand aoes not Arrlvq in time to con- nect with this de-pnc% o Sundays ‘8¢ 4 " s made ip &nd forwarted unl_}r "'f.l'/{“l 1 c'lmgv(_u;;.rd l'ff"i'm JETRA (exce) est), AN W CALBBONIA, {spe. t‘:ll.llyfllfldrsmed only) Via, Vancouver and toria, . ly _a poh up 10 Jutie $20th, Rausive o &0 &“"h B SKPAN ‘and CHINA, clally addressed mail for tbl PHHB~ PINE ISBLANDS, via San Francisco, close here dally at §:30 p. m. up to June §22d inclusive, for despateh per s. s. Gaelie. PHHJPPI\L ISLANDS, via San Fran- ciaco, close here dally at 6 g, . up ] June §26th, inclusive,’ lor despatch per nsport TRHXTEI‘ Ind‘ MARC uuuh Lot s rancisco, at 64 '“r:n up la Ju Y m. inclusive, for des- Mariposa. teh w fllo.llr other;ll;e Mdr-fll tealia is forwarded via Europe; New Zealand and Philippines via San ‘rnn. cisco—the quickest route thnn- clllly addressed “‘via Canada” or ‘‘via Yope” must be fully prepaid at the for fates. Hawall is forwarded via San Fran- cisco excluaively. Transpacific mafls are forwarded to port of salling dafly and the schedule of cIDfln| 18 arranged on the Drelumpliwn of their uninterrupted overland transit. § Registered mall closes at 6 p. m. previ- ol 415 CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster. Postoffice, New York, N. Y., June §, ———————— NDS, via | RAILWAY TIME CARD. UNION STATION-10TH AND Union Pa Overland Limited. The ¥ Mail California Express Pacific Express.. Eastern Expree; The Atlantic Express The Colorado Bpon.lnl o B Thac n, m‘fl(‘e ;nd TR v e '.’ rih e Loc . sglnd Island Loecal.....b Wabash. Chicago, Rock Island & Paci EAST. luve hicage Daylight L 5 Ehlcago Dl)lllhllocu 1 xpress --b1i:15 am D-“floanu Express....a 4:30 pm Chicago Fast l‘.ll’)ffll a 63 pm Lods 650 Rocky Mountain L't'd.a 6:50 pm Lincoln, Lolo Spri; 4 | or Round RAILWAY TINE CARD—Co Colo., Texas_ Cal Okiahoma Fiyer Miinols Cen Chicago Expre Chicago, Minneapoiis & St. Paul Limited Minneapolls & St and_ iy A 6:40 pm © pm & 7:85 am 4 6:10 pm a 8:06 am b10:35 pm m o 7:50 Paul ago Chicago Express. Fast Mall ... .o Local Sioux City Baylight 8t B )ll( t, Chicago oag L.oul Cedar Rnpm- Limited Chi Fast Chicago.. aul... Lincoln & Long Pin Chieago, Milwi Chlcn‘“ Dlyll{‘h( Chicago Fast (5““ 0 Limited 8 6% pm 6:18 am Nebraska Arrive. Black Hlills, Deadwood, Lead, Hot Springs....a 3:00 pm & 6:0 pm “l;:mm' Casper .0 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm York, Clty, Buperior, Gen Exeter and Seward. b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm Paul, Minneapolis & Twin City Passenger. Bloux City Passenger..a Oakland Loca. Missouri Pact Nebraska Local, Via Weeping Water. am a 9:10 pm pm alliv am B 540 pm B 845 At 4110 pm 810:25 am l Dlll b Daily axcept Sunday. d Dall t Haturday. o Dur y except Monday. © BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON Vurlington & Missouri River. Leave. Arrive. l‘le. Beatrice und n Nebraska Expreas Denver_Lim at ited. L& 4:10 pm a Black Hills and Puget pre: a11:10 pm STEAMSHIPS, ANGHOR WLINE V. 8 MAIL STEAMSHIPS NEW YORK, w.wln_.l-' AND GLASGOW, NEW YORK. GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES. o MIO‘I“’&,‘.-H““! Cuisine, Considered. 'Single Tickets issued between New York did Irish and’ ail peincipal veatinentsl ta ot witractive tickets or general m’-—un el 54 of the Anchor Line or SRNDERSON BROS. Get'l Asoia Chlcags. 1L COMPAGNIe Commanded by Naval OMers, strict mau of-war di . Every 20th Century device for comfort, ma and safety. Celebrated cul- sing. . Companr's Bhesla | Powr How farm ining Car Train awaits passe Dock In Havre for Parig the beautiful, where re made for Wirel \nl" booklets and apecial Information avply ary B, Hoores, 1001 Farsem st u.ymu i202_Farnam St Natlo Bark. Gerge K. "Abbott, 1124 Farnam B, BLACKSMITHS BACK AT WORK Return to Old Places After Satisfac- tory Settlement with Union Pacific, Having finally adjusted all differences Monday with the company, the Union Pacific blacksmiths, who, with the boiler makers and machinists, had been on strike for almost & year, have gone back to their old places and for the first time since July 5, 192, are again at work, Reports from over the system show that the agreement reached with the company is highly satis- factory and has resulted in the return to work of most of the men. The carmen and pipemen, who have minor differences to adjust with the com pany, are stillin conference. /IM'\‘\\\\ N\ \ 4 #4638 Triplo Tucked Skist, 22 o 30 valsyy Woman's Triple Tucked Skirt 488. Triple skirts are much In vogue'and sre exceed- ingly graceful and attractive when worn by the women to whom they are becoming Tho vory charming model shown is adapted to all the season's materials &nd to varia- tions of trimming that are very nearly without number, but in the case of the original is made of chiffon veiling in cream white with bands of antique lace as trim- ming. The skirt consists of a foundation which 1 cut in five gores, the upper portion of the skirt and the two flounces. The foundation fits smoothly and snugly and on it are ar ranged the three outer portions, each of which is tucked to fit snugly at the upper edge. The back is finisked in habit style and the upper edge is attached to & narrow beit. The quantity of material required for the medium size is 8 yards 27 inches wide, 7 yards 32 inches wide or 5% yards 4 inches wide, with §% yards 1 or § yards 3 inches wide for foundation. The skirt pattern 4438 {s cut in sises for a 22, 24, 2, 28 and 30-inch walst measure. For the accommodation of The Bée readers these patterns, which usually retafl at from 2 to 50 cents, will be furnished at a nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get & pattern enclose 10 cents, give number and name of pattern wanted and bust measure. |

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