Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 13, 1903, Page 11

\SEGIM. NOTICES Advertisements for thete columns heok, ean have answe & nambered letter in The Bee. Answers so addresced will be delivered presentation of the heok omly. SITUATIONS WANTED, POSITION as elerk; several years' expert. ence large general store. Address F 4, Bee A-284 12x WANTED, by young man A—M292 19x sition as_stenographer Address F 51, 'efe s WANTED—-MALE HELP. R RENT-HOU! ROOM modern briek pitol avenue. ot.. room mfld"m house, NNAN, 300 8 19TH l’l" D-M2T7 18 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1903. THE BEST BARGAINS IN THE PAPER ARE ON THE WANT AD PAGE Fult SALE=MISCELLANEOUS, MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS. LAW AND COLLECTIONS. Jackson streel and 16th, D253 12 FOR RENT, for the summer, to two per- sons, furnished house, il modern con- venlences, Georgia ave. Address F 5. Bl:‘ Real estate agents, FoR l!!”tllll.lb -Wll- DEWEY lurop.ln hotel, 13th and Farnam, E—563 ALTBA HOUSE, European, uth & Dov.lln ROYAL HUTIL. European, 16th & Chle"n. B SUMMER SCHOOL. lcomeyln" BLenography, ansulp, et Lvuwl Type Yikparionsed m:h'n D'hlllllul rooms fireproof bullals modern methods ana lacl.i- ties. Bridenta sdmitted every aay. Heg- ular term opens July 6 “Puone, call or write for prospect BOYLES COLLEGE. Tel. 14, New York Liis sulding. B9 FIRST- cus?) messengers wanted, good salary. A . Co., 42 Bo. 15th st TWENTY-FIVE school teachers for sum- mer work at good salaries. Sgs Man- “.l‘, B0 Ware bl B--Mul NTED—Boy_with_wheel. herman & McConnell _16th and Dodge. ANTED, for U. 8. army, Mmarried men between ages of i _and citizens of Unitea Btates, of good coa who _can . For in- {6 “Rectuicing Omcer, 1sth and Doage 8ts., Omuus, wnd Handaii Hotel, Beatrice, Neo. WANTED—PIAulnc ‘mill hand to_run all kinds of wood-making machinery. O. Collin, Fairbury, Neb, 1B—-3ise1 18 h Good wages brug Co., Lor. B—Mim WANTED—Pattern makers, 8¢ to dc_per hour; steady employment; address Em- ployment department, Bt. Louls Trades association, Uhemical bidg., ;1: Lous. WE WANY at once fifty young men to learn barber trade and fll vacancies waiting our graduates. 30 to $60 monthly l&er Tew '.Gks"'ml{f' "('l ;‘:‘3 anul. b H - las st. i g Yt FOR SALE—1 elsetrie motor_with Nlhl' 6-horse power, $180. ly Western Eleo- Kflul Co , a3 ll. Q—H’U 15 MISCELLANEOUS, .mf BUSINESS IN LOANS TC IBD merchants, team- otc.. without se- ity terms, ‘40 offices in 1pr|n. STILLMAN & PM(‘B B U8 NIBK blfl NEW BNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Y. 1"(" Bldg., attorneys and collectors every- where. HAM LleaA :ulll‘on. lBlr;nMakburn. rEest an est trott! red pacer ln the west, sired b, "’m : ‘- granddaughter of lmb etonta, 10: 'fll stand for stook at #71 N, 1 dam MME. GYLMER, genuine palm! MME. LUCRETIA, medium, 1709 Cflltamll. B—M8 Jy5 gipal éitise. Toiman,' 40 Board o Blds. BALARY LOANS UFPON PLAIN NOTES, ‘American Loan Co., Paxton block, 3 floor. BUSIN CHANCES, WHEN you want to buy. eell or excha n Tty or_business Jo m'n'. W'y Tt 1 %% u'lnr:mo ' in_Wyoming. rfes "addfess street, Luunu. Wyb For_reliable Infor- mines and other indus: Carpenter, L. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone 180, $1.00 to $2.00 per week. 422 So. 18th !l, one bloel 90 th of court house. -—“u RDO]‘I l” C&yllol Ave. E—M93 llx 1) NORTH mn " front_mouth room, with aicove, every modern convenlence; U « of telephone. 264 Harney. E— NICE cool room. modern, very gentlemen preferred. g r.nmnfll? Tizs N. 17¢h. DINING, lllchln bedroom, also other nice rooms; modern; best location. 411 NM&‘ at, ELEGANT rooma, 159 Capitol MRS, CARRIE SMITH, SOVEREIGN UEEN of clairvoyants; every- T (o pab. prossts and Tutere Bas isfaction or no pay 807 N. isth. M966 Attty ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. FOR and una and resl mouth, good furniture, hardware business, store bulldl . so. Address Box I MACFARLAND & MAY, New \'ork Life B!d‘ room 304 Phont 1562, LAUNDRY, OMAHA Steam l.lundrr “and_City To‘lol Supply. 1760 Leavenworth. Tel. A aEerees——eee—— LOST. LOST, narzow black velvet bell, steel clasp (one inch deep). Please return to Bee office. Lost—M283 i3x LOST—A Mexican coln bracelet. Return to shoe department Boston Store and receive reward. Lost—269 13 506 N. 2th Bt DAIRY for sale. . Bast Omaha, Y306 14x GRACE O'BRYAN, Baths, 7% 8. 1ith. I—ale ME. SMITH, bal us N 24 flogr, r. & M. H, baths, 1. C GOLDIE POWE;II. 720 So. 13th. Tel. 192 T—M214 19 MISS_HOWARD, clegant _mai and r Dathe: aicohof rubbin R, Toth " na 6 2 FANN!E"EE‘MPL muu.e uednol bath; Aaiiant. 34, Roor, o6 N=Tech TM538 I8 Iyl LARGE front room, very desirable, nice shade, mr;mtsa in, suitable for two gentles m: MISS LA BAV treatment. 1817 f T Wi L __ _ __ —___ FURNISHED HOOMS AND SOARD. BATHS, massage, 1718 Nicholag, F. 6, :d ar, Twsie THE FARVAM 19th & Farnam. F5 ROOM board, reascnable; all mnde ith ‘phone. A-3605 M208 59 8, WTH AVE.; priva B 5 a board. 415 N. th St NICE rooms, good boar " NICELY furnished rooms, with or without ; day board or meal tickets rea- vonabie.” Midiand Hotel, 16th and Shica Sts. BUMMER resort, The llirrlu% Mrs. Riley, Manager. —M 469 FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WANTED, experienced man for Dlmpll Hydraullc Well Machine. 41 Ware blk. Lz ’ WANTED, mlnl lhn :::vtl and lnwfll nts on stralght salary and expenses; i cash m:rlt{ required. ‘Address ‘Walcott, 507 Sykes blk., Hlnmlg:hn WANTEDR—A first-class, exrerlenced sales- »man i hat department. Apply J. S Bra) & Sons. WANTED, to complete crew six salesmen stock; ex) lenced men b ; 2 %, B-M2T 4x ANT I.'enll (o h;l.’p me find buyers for land thi ‘produoed 65 . heat, S0 bu. corn nd [ Jene o Aitals per acré; Xnnu i ll'. %rlo ursd WA , .young man about 18 to take Qs Call 1318 and oowl and deliver goods. i B-22 14 line mnd in oung mln i'or f-llm. Iln'-?llzonl m th references lof commercial tuvnl:‘;’. to un on umn.n- lnd- nts; per ‘ .lth .;gqm' ¢ W N-uonu. r to learn to run ‘IAN';I““ l:m rl;. Md:fll w, ‘k cil Bluffs. re, T signs, ete.; no canvassi . Bbreas, Ghioago. B—M2% 18x SALESMEN WANTED. lfiom Lambert 320 one blmlrfir“,rl & Co.? Il.l N mn WANTED-TWR, Ratma o Howard. m WANTED-FEMALE HELP. 10 Girls. NCWM“QC%L (.A u W, WO 'TBD, nced ool.y sales- . —MM eas E 40, Bee. rl tor general housework. 'h:t‘;r t. bid g—-lm 13 TO eekly guaranteed ladles lhl} rd; ing, eurts faclal nf.n gl irdresaing. manicuring or fa gao nce for ny rentice, no expense. Iolnr [ Douglas street. 'AN‘I‘E‘D ln olp‘mnnod ncon‘ 0l Marsh, 504 4 g ETT'S CAFE—Wanted, § waltressos. ‘yy Saturday at 9 a. m. to Mr. Wanner, 3d floor, Bennett's. C—281 12x. FOR RENT-HOUSES. ! ht get Omaha Van 8t T&% mlh 'unm or Tels. HOUSES n .‘.p.n- of (hmlyml: D—bos 'OR RENT, s-room house. «ll mod.’n ex- W4 N. 3th Bt . M. o, HOUSES, $ upward. Bemis, P%y_ HOUSES 'yt parts of the eity. The O. w Ws bee bidg. to $15 per acre and |/ unfurnished I'oolnl single ’gl?d E"’\fiffl Withnell Bl 15th and Harney. N. P. Dodge & Co., h&n,l'zn FIVE cholce unfurnished uplt.llrl rooms, good location. 2206 Lake st. G—M2% 14 =.__———————- FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT, the bullding formerly ocou- ied by The Bee at 16 Farnam 8t. It has Four stories and a_basement which was formeri; as The bee press room. Thia will be rented very Tengonably. it interested 1pply at office water, secretary, room i, Bee building. EMOLINE SHEPARD, massage, vapor and ‘alcohollc baths, 24 floor, 808 North 16th st. T-898.Jy4 MRS, DAVIS. 161 Howard st., baths; A class assistant. T-273 Iy FANNIE TEMPLE, 606 N. 10th st. — PERSONAL, DR. ROY, chiropodiet; corn: ous bLafr, r-moved hy oloclflclty R 4, 1606 Farnam 3 fl%r. perflu. 2 and —&N some nerve and tissue food Home _treatment for — disorders of Viavi Co., 348 Bee U687 VIAVL a and HOME guring confinement, first-cl L. Lo Illler‘, 2604 Blondo. 'Phun‘:‘%‘u’?r —6% MAGNET PILE KILLER. At druggists, 3L ELITE PARLORE, 615 S. 16th at., 2a_floor. At IT CURES. U—689 MRS. JACCBSON, 205 N. 2th Bt U—he 319 PRIVATE hosgflll before and durin fnepent; | bl - ial bo‘rded lnd ajte !UHDEON-?HIROPOD]ST. o2 Bea Blfll. FOR RENT, \fll '\llllh:: for whole- PRIVATE homl dufln& conl‘l‘l’;lms..nll htlbl maritan Sanftarium, M9 dopte i) &( ave., (_ouncll Bluffs, 1a, PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladies belor. and during confinement. Dr. and Mra. & ifornia St. Terms nuonlbl' U—461 iz CES buildi onth u;. ml‘la.‘pflo' l udl h.ll. o gfilln‘ n; -nu. . C. Pete: AGENTS WANTED, ‘WANTED, vunwh county to solicit T T ‘l'l CENTU. Bt yment with assured come. mnu in the country witl and buggy desired. Canvassers ety Sty 18 lo e n’nar‘-""fi‘u e esa Contury I armér Bolc 3 maha. —213 Bee bullding, O A ™ othing i LADY vassers lear unusual profits ulun. Bt . Very w canv Monrge & Co., & Walst Holders; YOU CA! Minuet man buys—invariably reord lars and sample an a) Baldwin, 605 AGENTS wanted, we require a responsible to act as our agent for a pn-med A x"flnh@hnt ) machine it o By Heat mar Ealan yprg i) 1~ M286 13x C—————————EESSSS—— WANTED-TO BUY. M. GOODMAN, M6 or 1321 Douglas street, bays_cash for all kinds MNNEM ndise. FOR SALE—FURNITURE. _— ity Co., 1 CH-ICAOO "\lfll ll” 0., flflm:dgl lfl, mun‘od. FURNITURE of 7 roors, will take board as 'Cnublt Address F 17, Bee. » O—878 21x CESEEETr———— FOR SALE—HORS WAGONS, BTC. TIME to paint that buggy or wagon. See Frost, M4th and Leavs orth. ' MB73 ND pony, surrey, bu sad- | e A e e e "H‘:‘l"“ x FOR SALE-—] ELLANEOUS. NEW and 2d-hand typewriters. 1119 Farn m, 5 BUSINEES college acholarablp for e .u. n‘;:lu o ‘n': °:-. lite uhol-r-Mp Addr— col i s o offtce. G- 2riex ne hydraulic elev: o uked hssenger of f ‘ete, i M c-n g\:::r::o L Brandeis & So HOUSES, insurance. Ringwalt, Barker Blk, 3 D—o60 PAYNE-BOSTWICK & CO.—Choice houses, Wi-608 New York Life Bidg. Fhone I0is, D60 Wh. uovu punon Maggard Van & Stor- . Oftice, 1703 Webster 'I);L FOR RENT, elght room detached house and barn; large lawn and u.rlclly modern. Apply 3% Dodge St. Can be séen to.l:ay ONI of those fine, all modern, 7-r houses, Mth and I3ard Sta., R G Turkington, 606 Bee. FOR RENT, S-room house. nmm B moderh sxcept, (urnace, in complels repair; newly aPlhout hautfe at t0f N ¥ uf‘g p o month T-room ”com el plated o 8. house newly DRDtL P "fl l'llh ll‘l‘\ml Iubl B.. i SR AR LSS | ve., ines. The ( S T e T «ROOM house, 2008 So. 2d; glstern and ci 4 conditior 00. A T ‘IOOI-“' 565 8. 3th =t R b_um 18 IRE fence !i'l’ .fl" Wlml Wire Wi ‘Hfi‘fir.. fr First mor note u.m.. [ POR BT intarest, | pavablo every i "has about 4 years to run: endorsed by responsible Inquire ' C. Room 421 Paxton block. o M| C. EDERER, Bristol 8t. florist. Tel. 1796, SBALOON IN Omaha for be wold this month, wher must’ taks chari of ot . Ad- drens T uithess by e 14x FOR SALE-~REAL ESTATE. TUKEY .SON Desirable Home in Florence ‘We have for sale five acres with good & room house and barn, just west of the Main st. in Florence. House has been lately re- modeldd and put in good shape. There ia the following Voung fruit on the pllce and wil soon aring: 100 cherries Dillm. 2% apple, 35 peach and 5 pear trees, 20 cur- rants, 250 gooseberries, 5 black rnlpberrle! and i grapevines, half acre of atrawber- ries and 2 old apple and plum trees. Thie place is only a very short k north from the street car. Price, §2,000. TUKEY & BON, #45-46 Board of Trade. RE-IM 12 $-ROOM, Al.L MODERN. 6-room house, with furnace, porcelain bath, taxes; owner tompelled to make a change and offers the property for quick sale at $2,600; most complete small house on our list; act quickly if interested. HARRISON & MORTON, Tel. 314 RE—M23 ES and lots In all parts o"le‘lh‘y' ll:'o RE—611 $12-138 N. Y. Life. HOUI & roperty nnd farm lsnda Dlvllpt.n - Bee Bl RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Union Pacific Railroad compan; A McaAllester, land anmlsslunz;‘ bnlon Pa- eb. ers, Omaha, eific Headquarters, RE—1T OM modern house, 1l blocks from b for sale cheap. 108 N. 6th, T CASH QUICK for your real estate L Dusiness. It you wiah fo sell, send Qescription and price. Booklet free. No commission. _Emerson DcPuyk dm,q.un, Des llolnu, Ia. ! WlLLlAMSON ot Loty CHARLES E., Farnam !lr.‘l 103 8, urrx'uuu.u\ FACTORY, Ir-g or ITON. 16t h. N-OONM made. 1617, foa FOR. goodness sake, .t Oscal, " the best b6 enn';.'c'hu:'l'cs“fl:" RAIN of shine, smoke “Kips" Gua; ahd e in Tine. AL deiily. onarantees U=M204 J19 TELEPHONE 780 for L. M. E. messengers. Fi Jim Dllmj- had m.n wocl Bad rs were hi Force relleved hlm—m you've rea But Stoecker's cigars = should hlvt thl ered| —M180 1 CHIROPO! manicuring, hygienic and lhcc lal massag: practiced. A. Mayer, 612 Bce bl sultation free. Use Re-No-May U. f‘chl\ t and Con- owder. sealp, tai MONEY TO LOAN—RE TATE, WE BELIEVE for a fllli‘l’:bl. ‘bulldls fent llrl tihe iy, e have very 46 rt e city. e Ve Ve 6~ f" Sant Properties ir overy' portion Tu nnd expect to offer excep- u:nul bargding in (hat line this summes. terms can be made to sult the pur- e "4t You ‘contemplate butlding oF ian o ot star home, _cal o Bluffs on a site for your Phon. '?rl. .38 Bnmmh_%rfi WANTED at once, farms for cash custo- also farms far sale. Sepd for free I)ulhllnt w, H. Burke, Cllllnn g‘gw Y ace, brin 0 8. Lost—2%3 12 LOST. bull terrior, w) Return to W. H. Low Reward. MEDICAL. BLOOD POISON Is the prime cause of death, and 1 showed Creighton Medical coll five years ago 1 could separate that In less than one minute. Prof. John- son, 10th and Jones sts., Omaha. MUSICAL. THOS. J. KELLY, volc T Letovaky's orchestra. T. L-2684. Nm.gu.y'. Davidge Block. 2t 369 W W no Player Co., Tel. —631 MISS ELEANOR HARDY Voice and Piano Studio 29 RAMGE BLOCK. Special Terms o Summer Students. The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bidg. T. 2. Atzen & Farwell, Paxton bk., 604-7. T, 1385, NS EE—————— PATENTS. H. J. COWGILL—No Ml unle.l successful. 318 8. 15th St., Omlh T 98, —642 PATEVTS-Bue- & Ca. Omlh.. Neb. I Tel. 1623. —~M3588 Jly2x —_——— PAINTING AND PAPERING. lustrated patent book free. PA[NTERB und paperhangers, 707 8. 27th BSee us for first class work, or \;;l- plone 214l. Ward & Harpster. 179 J PRINTING, BRIEFS, ETC. WATEI Prlnun Co. Linot, composi- on. e T s ot Tel. Gardner Printi, ndl of job print Co., Tel. A-3263, . 617 8. 13th st —223 Jy$ PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat- ing, il business confidential. 1301 Douxln-l. RUG MANUFACTURING. OMAHA Rug Factory, 1621 Leaven. Tel. 2068, 64t oo ———————— SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. MOSHER 8.H., Touch T.W., Bus. Branches, T!I.l Cat. free. um Lum Col., 17 & Doug. —od A_SNAP—T.room_ house, paired and nted, ' newly ed throughout, lot §x130. 3837 Decatur. Price, $1,000. N. P. Dodge & Co., 1614 Farnam st. RE—M2%0 13 thoroughly re- WANTED-—Cit; 1 d Farnam Smith & Co., 14 Farnar ts. & Co., 1380 W Sstreet. W—592 WANTED-City and farm loans; also bonds }. warrants. R Peters & Co., ll\l rnam St., Bee BIdg. W53 FARM and city Tow: low rates, % omas, First Nut'l Bank Hldl T.l. ll}:' PRIVATE money, Sherwood, 887 N. Y. Life. W—588 §TOG P, C money. Bemis, Paxton Bloek, W81 00, $1.600 and_ $1.20, Privat W aimes, T2 'N- 2. Tite Mg MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, ONEY LOANED ON FURNITLRE PlAHgl LIVE STOCK, Low l"l&l and easy l lerms. B“unlnell Confidential. Try us OU Want to savi mo: ¥ PHOENIX o X CREDIT CO. €33 Paxton Block. 16th and Farnam Sts. MONEY To salaried employes and wage earne: Get D;IPd ‘monl lol: that Il.. ¥ out of debt. n y or gentlema clerk, bookkee) r.ylllumln trllnmn=: machinist, engineer, etc., having reliable employment can gei, just on nlx; note: Monthly. M'thl §28.65 or $13. or 666 Return to 80—Return to %—Return to us... 6.6 or 3.33 or 188 15—Return to us... 400 or 200 or 100 Easiest terms, lowest rates, confidential. No inguiries. Quick service. Courteous treatment. THE STAR LOAN CO., 644 PAXTON BLK. OTOGRAPH CAR for sale. Apply ‘Ignla s Art store. Q—W INDIAN goods and relica. 13 r-nu_,_“ IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 F&n. d wire fences, tree guards, trel- moN m ‘Western Anchor !‘wu‘Co. 206 No. 1ith st. Q—-M243 “] LOVE HIM BEST OF ALL. This Is ¢ mulb- tiful -oum the wo music are a 'or ul' I b)’ matl uul R_SALE— y ok bar '?-ch. m e, 'dr m— roon. rear entrance Bee QM 8% 2 AL ountains on ’“n-.onud{ p-yn-nu IML. ond, 4% So. Q834 Ji ROOM, all modern house, first class ir, new oapen flm beautitul : ‘central location, desirabie for nr..:.. boarding house _N. 0 8t D—M200 14 mk Bllfl‘—lom'-;;mn .QE:h:fl TEN FIVE-ROOM fat furnished for summer Bee. DM lx TARNEY. | 3-fooh modern, u& Wm. K. Potter, Rec. lro'- bi':.' B A rices fi Bher- cConzell DFug Co., Omaha: 0«. EAS "TO GET TO PAY -xphlnn our methods. We loan ono llu'l. planos, warehouse r position without security, except your Y. Ou m—vn ment to confiden! can mun you a SALARY LOAN own is flnlck ln‘ Dot e ok (5 el 300 ive ve'e el a g ‘-lon % borrow elsswhere - o * AHA uoRNAun LOAN co., H.l Board of Trade GL‘%-I 295, £ty Bt. X—sa1 (Established 18%. ) DO iOU NIID&ONIY! w0 1o B0 Tourncd oo ;UE"A'LRPPIANO‘ ete., and to LE at very Xty ...a for any length of time, without_publicity or removiag the pro erty. Payments can be made to s four couvenience, TRk 054 w3t vur terins LI Afi‘c‘l CRIBIT COo. s Block. Room 308, posn gt .‘m,&w u nn.—lnll pr!ee u or 0—3 ‘O;F:u:":vn: Faron e Y 'P' EPHO! poles, loi fir _ timbers; Tfiflx{?«,mm“nm CHATTEL, salary and jewairy loans Pokr Loan Co., sue. to D, Green, K. h.rxi:“ S AN s Q212 Ux ead of | M Y Jaaned on phlnlmu o sularied Jowest rates, axton block. The d. 4. Hutten S X-65 you Lave & permanent | PR. 100 PER:-CENT INVESTMENT Farnam and 424, worth §760 fllendld lmflon tn build houscs for Ownler obliged to sell 11 six lots for $2,760. 439 Boargd of Trade Bl Bix lots, llel to $960 OMAHA Hay Balé Tie Co., §11 North 18K —815 e e————— + CARPENTERS AND Jolllll OMAHA COLLEGE 6}- n‘vslc‘ 316 Ramge - — — blk 4 summer term. P P T Sirector "Phone Hial ; M7 30 gas, sewerage, oak Anish downstairs, full el i east front lot on boulevard; no speclal |GID. B, & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths. Buite 515, New York Life EIAI Tel. 1664 A. C. VAN BANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life. —647 NEB. Businoss & Shorthand College, Bayd s Theater. STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bld‘, STORAGE. OM. Van, Stor. Co,, 16113 Farn, Tels. 1559862, —660 ————— TICKET BROKERS. CUT_ RATE railroad tickets Leverywhers. P. H. Philbin, 1666 Parnam. 'Phone 151, —653 e ———— TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE, ALL kinds of prompily .«é.‘.i!& an E————————eesee— CONTRACTORS AND HUILDERS. . PIERSON, d Burt. Tel. L-28% AT 2th and Bu o nr 'orfi lnd repairin T. Ochfltree, 20t -3 DRESSMAKING, Miss Sturdy, -~ 20th at. IN FAMILIES. Miss . “_"z J’.'lx. ] DETECTIVES, CAPT. CORMACK, 517 Karbach. Tel. A-2882, DRESSMAKING, DRESSMAKING parlors at 23 Seward St. —8%8 Jy4 DENTISTS. LARK, ormerly of Councll P afitarnow Fotated 'at s Cuming st H. - BRL‘ENINU‘ fl Paxton bik. ‘Phone §74. —M23 Jy9 EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. G. R. Rathbun, room 15, Com'l Nat FLORISTS, HESS & SWi OBODA‘ 1415 Farnam. -5 L. HE)IDIRION ‘nrill. l‘l‘ rlrnln st GOLD AND SILVER PLATING, OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bidg. Tel 2358, GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY sdfia':of ©0., ‘ceaspools and va moves nd dead animals at reduced prices. T6th. Tel. 117, P LAWNMOWERS, SHARFENED. 7. Idel;u. Wh & u-i? LAWNMOWERS shar w Brsiss repaired; epe, stes . BATURDAY—At 4:0 a m. for EUROPE, — rros r & s Lucama, C H. P_?UL. removed to residence, 2@ | E°T.% 5 lTALnYudI::l";u::?l:'&elfifll UPHOLSTERING, PETERSON & LUNDBERG, 115 8. 17t Tel. L-288. - GATE CITY Upholstering Jflnp tightened. Ttl ary’s ave, Co.. woven wire B-075. 1708 8t. ~M168 POSTOFFICE NOTICE., (Should be read DAILY by all interested, A8 changes may occur at any time). 'fln mall for lh. week ending June 13, I close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at !h. §eneral postoffice as follows: Parcels- rou.dnul- close one hour earlier thah clos- ng time shown below. Parcels-post malls for Germany close at § p. m. Wednesday. r and supplementary malls close at Btation Haif nour later than closing time n be) cept that supplement- ary mails for Europe and Central America, 'll Colon, close nnl hour later at Foreign | 8tation). Foru (mall must be directed r 8. 8. Wel- 18 m for BE IUM direci, t Eihlopia'; st 1 s . for BENMARK direet, per s. directed “per Hekla Hekla" SPRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes printed matter, commercial papers and samples for Germany only. The same class of mall matter for other Europe will not be g speclallv dirccied by ft, After the closing of upplementary transatiantio mails named Above. addl. tional supplementary malls are opened on the plers of English, French and German sleamers, and remals n until within ten minutes of the nour aPaiing of steamer lmull must be ) arts of 5 s ship unless lh. American, N , per &, Philadeiphia (mall for and Cartagena must be directed Philadelphia); at 9:30 a. m. . (sup- a.m.) for HAITL and ru & k; (supplementary 10:30 u. m.) WAI,D and WINDWARD ISL- POSTOFFICE DUTC and per s s Caribbes na Prinidad must be 8. Caribbes ), at 10 per 8. & Duggry AND B H, FRENCH GUIANA, il o Gees directed . m. tor !UCATAN t 10 23 p.m. for CUBA. vin"Havana { d, Ete, * eept Transpacifie. CL‘BA-B{ rail to Port Tampa, Fla, and thence by steamer, closes atL this office dally, except Thursday, at $5.30 a. m. (the connecting malls close here on Mondays | Y—-Overland, uniess specially patch by steamer, closes at this office daily, except Sunday, at 1:% B, &nd L3 p. . Sundays at 140 p. m. and 11:3 NEWFOUNDLAND=By rail to North 8y closes ll lh Cll)ll h!f. every sonday, V Saturday JAMAICA-By rail to boston, and thence by Stsamer, closss 4t thlp ofice ST . m, every' Tuesday and Thursday. MIQUELON By rail to Moston and thence hy steamer, cioses at this office dally at sELLE™) FUERTO CORTEZ and QUATH, MA. to New Orleans, a; Unce Dy afeamer, closes at’thig ofhee dally, except Sund. 130 p. m. and 14 p. mo Bundays at §1:0 b m. and 1% D m. (connecting mail closes here Mondays at §11:30 p. m.) COSTA 'RICA—Hy mail and thence by steamer, office daily, except Sunda wnd §11:3 p. m., Sundays at §1:00 p and JI1:80 p. m. (connecting mail closes here Tuesdays at §11:30 b. m' § REG!S D M m. previous da; to New Orleans, closes at this at §1:30 p. m m closes at §:00 p. Transpacific Ma CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C.. close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to June §th, Inclusive, for d patch per s.'s. Empress of Japan. ghandise for U. '8 " Postal Agenc ghal cannot be forwarded via CHINA and JAPAX, via Seattle, close dail; { 30 p. up to June ShiTve tor adepatsh Dot s o Boata HA\\AU CHINA, JAPAN and PNIII’ ISLANDS, via San Francisco, closa l.ern d-n) at 6:% p. m. up to June §istn, inclusive, for despatch per s. 5. Korea. VLADIVOSTOK, via Seattle, close he dailly a 030 p. m. up to June "hlh, ln- for despatch per s. s. Plelades. and JAPAN, via Tacom here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to June unn. lnclull\a for dkll):’.ch er 8. 8. Victoria. NEW LANL ITRALIA (except NEW CALEDONIA, P11, 8AM MOA and AWAIL via 8an F close ‘rancisco, here dally at ezw‘? m. after May §30th and up to June §ith, ierri r‘rlull\e for des- patch per s. & 1t the Cunard steamer carrying the British mail for New Ziealand aoes not arrive In time to con Dect with this despatcn, extra mails_ ing_at 5:30 9:30 a. and 6:30 g, 3 jundays n( 4 m., l A m. and :30 p. m.~wiil be m: lna forwarded until the arrival ¢’ ard llumer). AUSTRALIA (except “bl!! FLJI I8L- ANDS and NEW CAL] thJ\AA (spe- Aally addressed only) Vi Vansouver wed Vlclorll. B. C., close here daily at §:30 P, M. up to Juile §0th, Inclusive, for dsa- up'wuf FAPAR ‘and’ CHINA. and spe- Aadressed mail for the PHILiE: b 8, via S8an Francisco, closs t 890 p. m. up to Juné g or Cespatch per s. 8. Gaelic, PHITIPPINE 1SLANDS. via San “Fran. eisco, close here daily it §:39 p. up to Sune §36th, inciusive, for despatch per 1 8. Transport. TAITL and SIARQUESAS 18LANDS, via Ban Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p.m. up to July Rih, inclusive, for des- atch per s. 8. Mariposa ote—{Unless otherwise addressed, Wost Australia 18 forwarded via Burope: anf New Zesland and Philippines via San Fran- Clsco—the quickest routes. Philippines & cially addressed, “via Canada’ or “'via t be fully prepald at the foreign Toben. "Hawall is torwarded via Ban Fer Claco exclusively Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of salling daily and the schedule of closing ia arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit, § Registered mall closes at 6 p. m. previ- us day. ous G4 CORNELIUS VAN corT, Postmastér. Postoffice, New York, N. Y., June 5, 198 ] GOVERNMENT NOTICES, OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR- termaster, Dool; Bullding, Balt Leke Cll.y. Uuh. May led - bo received here posals in triplicate '"u by ) un s me, June 15, 1 B3 then opsied, for the cadsiructon of & SEags. and. Oy masauns Bullding, including plummnr, 528 piping, heatin, and eloctric " wiring, ¢ = Fort Douglus, Uiah. Bidders will m. in :Hr z::‘d- the timg ir which they. will complete the worl 1l Thtormation and biank forma of furpished on application (o this o and specifications may be seen here. United Btates reserves the right to accept or re- ject any cr all proposals, or any part gherof, Envelopes conlaining proposals to be endorsea “Eroposuls for publlc Bulld. ipes,” and addressed to A)uln Samuel V. Ham, Quunermu-\er u -d4t-J13-15M PROPOSALS _FOR co\s-mucno'v Fort Meade, 8. D., Ma 905 Seal posals in triplicate Wil be recerved wath 3 a. m., June 15, for constructing addi- tion to Hospital here. Information furnished upon application. Reserves right to accept or reject any or all proposals, or any pa thereof. Envelopes Lonulnlng propasals to be marked “Froposals for hospital ad- dition,"” addressed Capt. PN FORT RILEY, KAN. MAY 20, Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be ra: celved here until 12 o'clock. noon, June 15, 1903, for conllrucunf one double Cavalry Barracks, four Cavalry Stables, four Artii- iery workshops, four double Cavalry Stable Guard bulldings And altering Mess Flall tor Post Ezchange and Gymnasiym, to include Plumbing, Heating and Eleciric wiring where applicable. Also for an Electrie Lighting System for the post. Informa- tion furnished upon application her at Offices of Depot Quartermasters, Chi- cago, LiL., St. Louis, Mo., Omaha, Neb. and Denver, Colo. Bidders will state in bldl the time in which they will complete the work as time will form an important con- sideration In the award. RIght reserved to accept or reject any or all bids or any p-rl thereof. Envelopes to be endorsed Pro for constrution of Public Build- 4G, O Creas Q. M. M33-25-26. CHIEF, QUAR’I‘ERMASTERS “OFFICE, Omaha, Neb., June §, 1903—Sealed propos- als, in triplicate, subject to the usual con- ditions, wlll be recefved here and by the quartermaster, Jefferson Barracks, Mo., until 10 &. m. central standard time, July 8, 1903, for Installing shower baths in band barracks and guard hause and making nec- essary sewer connections therefor, at Jef- ferson Barracks, Mo. Full information furnished on application to this office, where plan and specifications may be seen, or to the quartermaster. Jefferson Bar: racks. Proposals to be marked “Proposals for Shower Baths." and addressed to Jno. W Pullman, Chief Quartermaster. J11-12-13-15-T'y-8yTM PROPOSALS = ROR coNa’mumov Fort Meade, ay 6, 1903 Sealed posals in mpum- il 1. oot Unthl 51 a. m., June 15, 198 for constructing Post Exchange and Gymnasfum here. Informa- tion furnished upon application. Reserv right to accept or reject any or all propos: als, or any part thereof. Envelopes con- taining n;p«.um to be marked ‘“Proposals Pos hange and Gymnasium and Sareasea '€ Vogdes, Capt. Moy 26-4t-J-12-13 ings, etc,” addresse EGAL NOTICE, Bealed bids will be received ‘at the office of Becretary of State up until 12 o'clock Toon on the 24 day of June. 1903, for the erection of two cyllendrick fire escapes at the Hastings Asylum, s per plans ‘and specitications on flle 1n the office of Secre- tary of State. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids MARSH GEO. W. J-13-d-10-t Secretary of Board RAILWAY TIME CARD. ON STATION—10TH AND MAKCY, Union Pacific. Overland lelnd h il... ‘n.a Atlantie Express The Colorado Apecial Chicago Special Lincoln, i llnmm;mlln & St l‘lul Rock EAST. Ghicago Dayiight Ltda 8 Chicago Daylight Locala 7:0 Chicago Express 3] Des (oines hll‘rm L3 E Chicago Fast Exprest. . b b Rocky Mountain 104 6:50 pm Lincoln, Colo., Sp: Denver, Chieago, Loav a 00 A 15 um 3) Puebls ‘West Colo., Texas, Cai Okiahoma Fiyer iinols lt- Chicago me unmn ifs A C Baul Limited a12:40 pm 510 pm a 800 am Express BI0'3S pn Chicago Local... Chicago Express Chicago & Northwestern. uThe Northwestern Li tnt Chicago. . a1 ‘Hloux City. ago. Local Cedar Rapids Limited Chicago. Local Carroll.... Fast Mali. Local Sioux City Norfolk & Bonest Lincoln & Lon (‘hlrl'n Ml Chicago Dayl Chicago Fast Expre Limited Chicngo & Northweste ond Wyoming Division, Leave. Arrive. Black HU Deadwood, Lead, Hot Springs....a 3:00 pm & 5:00 pm “fi;mm. Cusper and Hastings, York, ‘David City, Superior, Geneva, Exeter and Seward...b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm Chicago, St. Fual, dDiluneapolis & Omaha. Twin City Passenger Sfoux City Passenger..a 2:00 pm allild um Qakland Loca. Missouri Pacil Nebraska _Local Weeping Water. d 3:00 pm & 5:00 pm & 6:30 am a 9:10 pm Via b 4:10 pm a10:%5 am Ta Daily. b Daily except Sunday. d Daily except saturday. © except Monduy. BURLINGTON STATION—10TIl & MASON Varlington & Missouri River. Leave. Arrive. Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln . Nebraska Express Denver Limited Black Hills and Puget Iound Expre: lurldu Vestiblled Lincoln Fast Mall...\'b 2 Fort Crook and Platts: outh BQI evue & P cll’lc Jcl Bellevue & t. ch eni Chicay Bpecial Ehicago Vestibuled Ex. Chicago Loeal.. Chlufi Limited. Fast Mall 50 wm 10 pm pm am all:® p.n ¥:0, pm -10J£.u A 2:40 pm y, St. Joseph & Council Kangas City Day Ex St. Loul. Kansas City Night Bx STEAMSHIPS, ANCHOR LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMMHIFS NEW YQRK., LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW. NEW YORK, GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES. Superior ---u-un. Tapise Suiajoe, | The Passengers Careful g Round Trlp Tickets b Ay ort g b brvasioas "oonsiabatal e Send for Beok af Tours. 01 he ntl‘ ‘I o il i or Line or N BROS.. Gan’l Agedth Chicage, Il N HURRY UP WITH YOUR TAXES nees that ‘Wil Draw Inter. est July First City Treasurer Hennings while pledscd with the Inflow of personal taxes s not satisfled with the liquidation of the bills due on municipal real estate. During Ma; money from both the personal and re estate taxes was pald In more rapldly than fn any previous year, but sirice June began there has been a falling off In the latter. Treasurer Hennings accounts for this by the theory that many property owners are hoiding back until the last moment In order to have the use of the cash. After July 1 all taxes are delinquent and draw interest at the rate of 1 per cent a month. Mr. Hennings pointed out yesterday that If many taxpayers refrain until the last few days of the month it will flood the office with work, so that all ‘receipts cannot be written until ‘after July begins. “Taxes for which receipts are written after June 8 will be considered- delin- quent,” sald Treasurer Hennings. ‘A check malled so that it does not reach me until July 1 will be considered too late and on all such payments the Interest rate will be applied. I want this thoroughly under- stood so that property owhers can get in early ahd aveid the possibliity of having to pay interest.’ The treasurer's office has announced a call for school fund warrants Nos. 1 to 60 inclusive. They will ceasa bearing interest June 17. The amount involved is sorae- thing like $125,000 A Trip to Atlantic Senshore Resorts 1s a delightful outing at any season. Through tickets are sold at your rajltoad station, routed via the Lehigh Valley rafl- road, America's great double track seonie highwa. Bend 2-cent stamp to General Passenger Department, Lehigh Valley Raliroad, New York, for booklet on Atlantie City. CARMEN SIGN AN AGREEMENT Union Pacific Employ Get Adva and Contract for Two Years' Duration. The Union Pacific and its carmen, after a series of conferences lasting several days, have signed up an agreement, which with the exception of @ 10 per cent increase In wages is @ counterpart of the old agree- ment introduced one year ago. The new compact 18 to be effective for two years. The pipemen and boller woodworkers #re now In conference with Superintendent McKeen of the motive power department One year ago, when the machinists, blacksmiths and bollermakers went on strike, the carmen became dlssatisfied with certain conditions and made known their grievances to the company, with the result that they were adjusted and the men re- turned to work on what was termed a pre- mium basls contract, good for one year. On the expiration of this contract the car- men and the officials took up matters arrived at new terms which are highly satisfactory to the men. The earmen have been on no strike and their conferences all have been amicable. Plecework has not been an lssue. ‘These men, representing the carmen from the entire system, met the officials in the conferences: I. N. Chapelle, chairman of the committee, Kansas City; F. A. Juck, secretary, Omaha; F. W. Teeple, Council Blufts; L. W. DeWitt, Denver; F Murphy, Grand Island; John Baker, North Platte; 1, N. Hanson, Cheyenne; R. 8. Christie, Omaha. In u Ulass Aloue, No other pills on earth can equal Dr. King's New Life Pills for stomach, liver ard kidneys. Né* cure, ne pay. Zic. For sale by Kubn & Co.