Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 11, 1903, Page 9

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. 5, $1.60 (0 $2.00 per week: board, $3.00. L and Jackson Sts. E-M617T M4 VIENNA HOTEL, 1011 Farnam; 'phone 51 SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements for thess columns evening editi for marming nnd Sun Mates, 1 1-2c & word first FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, WELL _ventilated modern rooms LECTRICAL board. Telephone. 2109 Douglas st. OUR AD MEN WILL WRITE YOUR WANT AD SO AS TO BRING BEST RETURNS. TELEPHONE 238 AND ONE WILL CALL. TREATMENT. FOR SALE=RE o0 B. WTH AVE.; private famil ROOMS, with or without board —_— FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. B TEMPLI hol rubbing. 66 N. lfilvh o & numbered letter in care . Answers s dressed will Be delivered om presemtation of the MRS. DAVIS 1621 Howard St., front rooms, tub bath; first-class attendant WANTED—SITUATION. rooms, 62 South 20th st. WANTED-—, plications of stenographers PERSONAL. tions or better positions, on S, A\ _;;AII nl" or éu “Premier pewriter Co., th and Farnam sts. POSBITION as stenographer for y office experience. fice, Council Bluffs. INFURNISHED rooms in Withnell build- Harney sts, ake of typewriter, VIAVI, a wholesale nerve and ussue food dress the Bmi —————————— FURNITURE PACKING. PETERSON & LUNDBERG, 115 S Tel. L-2358. Free booklet. Viavi Co. DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu- ous hair removed by electricity. 3, 1606 Farnam st. MAGNET PILE KILLER. At drugglsts, PRIVATE _home FALL TERM Boyles College ING, ENGLISH. Apply 'for Catalogue. FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, IT CURES, U FOR RENT—The bullding formerly occu- e Bee at 416 Farnam st. Tour stories and & basement which was formerly used as The Iee pross room. ‘Lhis will be rented very reasonabl interested apply at office of C. C. water, secrotary, room 10, Bes bullding. confinement; adopted. The Good Samaritan Sanitarium, 728 1st ave, Council Bluffs, Ia. U—196 PRIVATE hospital Mrs. Gardels, 234 Lake. Tel. Red.-l! efore and during FOR RENT—Bullding suitable for whole- sale purposes at Uls Farnam, Z2x%), four stories and lirst-class cemented basement, elevator, fira and burglar proof vault, oflice counter and fixtures. kor price and particulars inquire C. C. Rosewater, sec- fewry the Bee Bullding Co., room 10%, Bee PRIVATE hespltal before and during con finement; best medical care and nursing Mrs. L. Fisher, 1601 Vinton. —— - WANTED-For United States army, able- unmarried men, between ages of cltizens of 'United State &00d character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English information abply - to, recruit 16th = and , Dodge 8 Hastings, Neb. ve a worthy young man or woman & paid-up acholarship in business colleg PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladies before and finement, Dr. and Mrs. Gerlsch, %25 Callfdrnia 5t Terios reasongble DESK room for rent. 634 Paxton block. 1—-Ms40 SURGEON-CHIROPODIST, 612 Beg, bids. DESK ROOM for rent; street floor. 1-M570 ———ty, MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. maha’s leading pald for when lfi od and position recured. Bee. B—-610 store at 706 8. 16th st. N. P. 1614 Farnam st Joans and warrants. & Co., 182 Farnam street. - Farnam Smit] WANTED, two carpenters; 25 cents an S WANTED, FARMS AND RANCHES LAND BARGAINS ALONG THE UNION PACIFIC IN NEBRASKA-—Cholce land gniy $1.80 Lo 8 per acre—one-tenth cash. “leld, 223 South 13th St., Omaha, SKA LANDS AHE CHOICE IN- ENTS, You can find_ great bar- oific Co.'s list of one-tenth cash re- cash. If you want a land investment try this. Field, 222 South 13th St.. Omaba. UNION PACIFIC LANDS IN COLORADO are selling fast. Low prices, splendid climate and one-tenth cash for first pay- ment are the attractions. Fleld, 223 South 13th St Omaha, KANSAS 18 BLEBDING again—this_time ‘with prosperity greater than ever. First- class wheat land_for sale In western Kansas at from $ to $10 per acre—one- tenth cash. You will make no wistake by looking this up if you want a_ new home or an investment. Fleld, 222 South 13th 8t., Omaha, INVEST OR SPECULATE IN UNION PACIFIC LANDS and yuu w fled. Ask for full information big Jand business now under w orado, Kansas and Nebraska, the last 'to joln the processio 222 South 13th St., Oma be satis- hout the Y, in, Col- Don't” be Fleld, ha. RE—M109 11 4 ACRES, fmproved; Sarpy Co. Lock box 101, Papiilion, Neb. RE-M702 A%l RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Union Pacific Rafiroad company. A. McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE—748 ress Jos. Bhlesiger, contractor, Mdh dg. Muisaiger, 0oBtrAseN low Yates, W. | city K b g nk Blds. el 1648 WANTED—Canvassing agents in every | Thomas, First Nat'l to “sojiait subscriptions to THE TWENTIET Steady employment with assured good in- Agents in_the country with horse especially desired. Canvassers P dnd, . e L L LS 3 WANTED-At once, a registered druggist; man preferred. Schaefer's cut price drug. store, 6th and Chicago .(5‘. FATE money. -Sherwood, 987 N. ¥. Life, PRIVATE money. -Sherw Wt WILLIAMSON SHARLES 2, 203 Farnam street. RE—45 ACCORDION PLEATI a welghman for coal ve some experience in handling coal. Address P. O, box 255, Llnzgll:‘. Neb, make easily §0 Lo $100 por month. dress Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. v 5P C Bemis, Paxton block. 470 6 P. C. money Tpbiech — ~ """ | FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin B AGENTS wanted to sell the “Life of Pope written with the eacours approbation and bless! J s VAR WANTED, men to learn barber comparatively no complete; new me VAT ;. F. D. Wead, 1620 Dougla PRIVATE money. F Rougla practical experi- by Munlll‘nur Ber- instruetions that saves GOLDMAN. 200 Douglas block. 749 L _________ ) 84ins in the Unlon ¥ 3 unsold sections. Onl uired. Ask Field, 222 South 13th St., maha, A MILLION ACRES GRAZING LAND IN WYOMING for sdle b; Union Pacific at_ fifty cents per acre—only one-tenth ATTORN e e nard O'Reilly. 681 Paxton Bidg. WANTED—Real estate Toor 1003 Dougtaa'st. * " BeMols Pl it et dnd SR by WANTEDLY i cal @ Smith-Promier 7th and Fa. Co., Bee bldg, W96 WE have ull aix of the dlfferent Pope Leo ced window trimmer. | Vo 11*"% S jons, Omaba, Call or. write W. A. Hixen- §1500 PRIVATE money. L. D, Hojmes, 713 990 10 baugh & Co, o0 Ware blk., Omiha, TLite BIA MONEY 10 LOAN—{UHATTELS. Ve COMBAY" | AGENTS WANTED—$160 weekly ~easlly || . BALE TIES, o i OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., §11 North 16th, » 150 R, RUMBBL & SON, only tle factory in tate. Tryus. 14th'& Nichols Sts. Tel. F-3550, s 86 our - Double ealth and_accidént policfes. i strong company; ‘Write for tery Accldent Asso TO GET TO PAY WAr;’r‘pD. two (ot Wddress Lotk WANTED—-SALESMEN. WANTED, s lutich baske! per cent commissivs Rutonat: Novelty i a » 3 rm:flpfi; Pa. WANTED—FEMALE HELP., Canadlan office, 16th & D:.avx‘-. T e twa. ' 4 ht housework; f: Bee, 66 pod: short erder white 2; also, 2 white ox 3, Bt. Joseph, . B—M873 ¥6x EASY st_explaing our methods. gvee lonlpl on furniture, Natignal Health an tion,” 608 Cfocker :Bldg, Des Moines b janos, warehouse ave & permanent THHR ONLY jauthorized life of Pope Leo n' we can make written ‘with the encouragement, approbation and .blessing of his holiness, by 'Mgt. Bernard ©O'Retll who for eight as domestig prelate to the tinguished Americun author was sum- moned to Rome and aj official biograp) zed by Cardinal Gibbons and all church authorities as the only official biography of the po m: o sell telescopes, fibre without security, except your o¥n agree- D dental and we aiways try cAol?nglel‘: :a ask is that you give us a call borrow elsewhere. HA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel, 3205 (Established 1892.) 306 8. 16th St. Our service is first' class man apply. Address Co., 4 Arch_st., g M-372 11x pointed by the pope Approved and 100Girle. Cail over 00 pages, 3 ; best commission; The John C. Winston Co., &8 Dearborn street, Chica BUSINESS IN LOANS TO D PROPLE, merchants, team- without se- 40 offices in Tolman, #0 Board of * MONEY larled empioyes and wage earners: Tt our Syetem: Of loans that gets you Any - lady- ‘or *‘gentieman, engineer, etc., having reliuble can get, just on his note: oné}z’l,;;.Wn:fil r §18.8 or $6. 66 or 338 general housework; > eral, BEXCEPTIONAL opportunities for a few e men are offered . Life Insurance WaNiyior o, S L L e . Com; ‘lr; Kok Egneral C—085 WANTED, Iadies to learn hairdres or faclal massa positions given. Unlon Central Correspondence in- Tt » and Uncol? THE HOO-CHEB COO-CHEE MAID. A Secrets of the muscle Sensational! lain cover for 25¢. Order Novelty Company, Box J-~M34 11x red-hot article. dance revealed. racy. Bent In today. Orfental 2463, San Francisco, Cal. 00—Return to us eturn to us. 16--Return to u siest terms, confidential. lowest rates, inquiries. Quiek service. Courteous THE STAR LOAN CO., 644 FAXTO);{E_I‘,"K WANTED-TO RENT. WANTED, furnished house for winter, by family three adults;. close in. K 25, Bee. K- n, Douglas 8t. WANTED-—Good girl work. Apply 3349 Harney st. C—Ms300 12 WANTED-—Experienced_saleslad it 5}' departme; maha. WANTED, head dinh woek: chambermaid, ne ' but ecom for general hou ANED ON O ErANOS. LIVia STOCK, ALARIES, ETC. WANTED TO BUY. some good Union Dental College. —_— FOR SALE~FURNITURE. FURNITUR! derwear and 8. Try it want 'o save money. %‘HO%X‘:I“IX CREDIT CO., 638 Paxton Block. 16th and !lrnll;l‘ Bt laundréss, $4; Joaned on plain note to salar: business confidential ton block. The J. A. Hul;gn_ls«x WANTED, an experienced girl for goneral CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dod, wages $4; 2020, #; refer- . New and second-hand bou, e LN FOR SALE—HORSES, enoes required. SCA SRR M L o 1 jewelry loans. Foley T 14 o Kb S Barker bic Chicago. * €< 1 fo assist at general h quiro atidr 8. Bth st it M08 13 agsenger closed hml‘lv cnrlnlx ®. . je, one large platform-sprin, Jetan; all rubber-tired:, two double of harness. Call MONEY loaned on pianes, furniture elry, horses, cows, etc. C.F- Reed, 319 8 13 —— e CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL Kkinds of carpenter work and repal ‘prompsly gttended to. J. T. Ochiltree, and ke streets, 'DANCNIG ACADEMY, MORAND'S, Creighton hall; private lessons dally; waltz and twostep, $5. Tel. 104l —881 ASL P DETECTIVES, CAPT. CORMACK, 617 Karbach block. Tel. A-2882, —151 HERBERT 8. CRANE, 017 New York Life Building. M55 sop 10 EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. — G. R RATHBUN, roap 15, Com'l Nat Bank ] FLORJSTS.. vty HESS & SWOBODA, qfi Farnam. ~T53 L. HENDERSON, florist, 1519 Fnrnum_sflt‘ 2N 754 FOR SALE—FARM LANDS. BUY an interest in a paying ranch; good opportunity to get in gattle and hog rais- ing on small -capital; absolute safety; best references. Address K 34, Beo. RE—-M183 14x —_— LAW AND COLLECTIONS, SBTILLMAN & PB_IEE, 23 U. 8. Nat. Bk. bld. ’ —T60 NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N, Y. Life Bldg., attosneys and colleclors every- ‘where, ~761 ——eee, FURNITURE PACKED, GATE CITY Upholstering Co., woven wire springs tightened. Tel. B-207. 1i05_St. Mary's Ave. = e ———————— GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bes Bldg. Tel, %, FOR RENT-HOUSKS, RN st s 3 Tt eacndh L PN HOUSES "ot 7> p D483 HOUSES "=}, CASH IN ANY AMOUNT-$10 to $600 Joaned on_furniture, pianos, etc., and olding & stead: ty or publleity, ition, without secur- he very lowest rates; payments can be made to suit your eon- venience: striotl REL] P BUGGY at half price, % wagon gear, cheap. See A. W. John- son, with John Deere Plow Co. P—M700 A% u walt; first o rost, lith and !‘:”.nn. 180 nearly new, parts of the dity. " Davis Co., 508 al. B CREDIT CO. Rooms $07-308 Paxton Block. E———— BUSINESS CHANCES. A GOOD business chance for man with 3200 per month clear; A Address J 59, e Y—-M6s6 11 RES set while T OalE work." H. worth. PAI-N“I- OSTWICK & CO., choice house: ew York Life Bidg. y and surrey. 2016 S| _uVan«& Stor- | MONROE sells pleasure vehicles at 811 N. mall capital; e e———— FOR SALE—MISOELLANEOUS, —_— R SALE—Secendhand Locomobil Q! shape, at one-half ;‘:me." i or address, 1t FOR SALE—Empt; T RV ETITIEIES. el CENTRAL, 1st-class 7-room house, 220 N. 23 SES, lnsurance. Ringwalt, Barker Blk, D697 TO MOVE right Qo Omae S £X S DA vy D FOR RENT, T-room cottage, = niences, nice yard. 813 Fark awe” W Potter, Recelver, 318 Brown Bik. WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange y r buginess quick, see J. H. Y. Lif Y- 18-room hotel for sale in e Rl aat 14 Tha bbi- % res in icago Is e objec chell & Faught, Wood River, Neb. Mitchell augl r_Neb, t‘Omaha Van Storage ink b 3 nam, or Tels. 1 mkde " barn Youugs, foreman, sntrance Bee Bldg. INDIAN goods and -Jelics. press romAisiT | FOR SALE_The Wickwill hotel {n Hooper. Neb.; town has 1,000 population and hot is doing €ood business; rate, 32 only st Glass hotel In town: headqua ters for traveling men; sickness reason for selling. For particulars M9 Farnam. HKD“N &-room cotta; FOR BALE—A new 80 ampere double pole switch; never been used. Apply to or a ‘Superintendent address Joe Y—M226 11 FOR SALE—Real estate and insurance busi- ness in the best town and county in north- leading Insurance agency Parties engagin; care of Bee, Omaha. FOR R! “=A neat §-room pt furnace, $18. C. M, B: 436-30_Paxton block, RENT, modern House Apply 09 N. ¥. Life Bl ouse, all mod- TELEPHONE POLEN; long fir timbers;| east Nebraska chicken fence; oak plling. %1 Douglas Q:‘Iu IRON and wire fences, tree guards, trellises. Western Anchor Fence Co., 35 N. 17th St SPLENDID _opportunity—Show for sale; norama battles all parts of globe; also atest in Philippines; Inguire 2210 N. 26th st. Y —M367 RQOM _modern views Euro- SDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam, lage, 85 Nort, NOrth 19th street. WAREHQUSE scales cheap. Sam'l Burns, FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—Crane hydraulioc ele De used either passenger or frel plete, Iron guide posts. cage an . L. Brandels -room house, ne . 150 il " 6-ROOM cottage, With barn and little work- shop, full lot with shade trees, close to Farnam st. car and only 10 blocks from the city hall-owner going west—$1,600, HARRISON & MORTON 912-13'N. Y. LIFE #-ROOM hbuse, modern. with furm o cant Sept. 1~ ADPly %14 Caldwel) 8t 2000 BRICK ‘or sale. W. farnam Smith & Co., 182 Farnam St Q360 FOR SALE—Coal business. Ca 2,000, 7 21, Bee. CATALOGUE cut drug prices free. Sher- man & McConnell Drug Co., Omaba. HED ROOMS, DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. E—699 pital required, Q58 ROYAL HOTREL, Buropean, 16th & Chicago E—-100 8100 to 200 per week, 422 8 BALINE COUNTY farms nre the best. I block south of court’ house. Write for partie o, 18th St one — . ok E—701 | NEW and 2dhand typewriters. 1119 ¥arnam, lars at once. caol room, modern, very' reasonable sentlemen preferved. h. b i B VAULT DOORS. I have twelve ade vault doors, 29x7, in perfeet order sell one or all at a bargain; immediately. | Grana X QoM 33 ¢ CLAIRVOYANT! S. CARRIE SMITH, _ FOR SALB_Small of Hall's best ety poultry farm; pi . chickens, pc trynks. Telephone 011, by i Y chard, ete.; schools, churches. stores, etc., PSS AETNA HOUBE. Eutopean. Jith & Dodge no . oyerflows. . B Box #4. Monteer, RE—M—3%06 17x near Councll BIuff T-room_house. close ) block, RI A8 15 HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; also cre property and farm lands. The O: F. Cel, R Bes Bldg. RE; 10-ROOM modern house. 11 biocks from ponioMce, " for sale cheap. 108 N. wa & Co. “Farm Loans."” e 28 N. ITTH, coal front reoms lck %o“ 9 SOVEREI&N DEEN. of elaipvoyant thing told; past, present and future. ahed tooms. Inquire Omaha to proposed s 1760 Leavenworth. Phone (5 E—il6 fon or no pay. 807 N LUCRETIA, 0. Address 204 TWD furnished all_modern rooms, board 'r: .fluefl:‘l s 179 Califor- 83 AR N Bk BLES e e C H, baths, 118 N. 15, 2 floor. .2 - ER THRED welkfu —_— GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspools and vaulls, removes garbage and dead animals at reduced prices. 621 N, 16th. Tel. 1719, s 7 LAWNMOWERS. SHARPENED. P, Melcholr, 13th & Howard 7 LAWNMOWERS sharpened, saws filed, umbrellas repaired, keys, etc. 309 N. 16th Tel. 2974. ~T59 —_—eee LOST, MARE, chestnut color, weight 1,100 pounds, light spot on face. When lost had blan- ket on; 24th and A streets, South Omaha or 903 Douglas street. Liberal reward. Lost—359 16x LOST, diamond engagément ring, near Douglas street bridge; 3100 reward; no uestions ssked. George A. Hoagland, dnth and Douglas, Lost—d62 11 LOST, pocketbook, between Dodge and Douglas on 16th. Réward it returned to Glencairn hotel, 1609 Douglas. Lost—M3T5 11x —————————————— MEDICAL., LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroysl Pills are the best. Safe, reliable. Take no other. Send dc., stamps, for particulars. “Rellet for Ladies,” in'letter by return mail. Ask your 'druggist. Chichester Cnemical Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. PR TR R . MUSICAL, THOS. J. KBLLY, voice. Davidge Block: —39 OSTEOPATHY, GID, E_& ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths. Buite 515, New York Life Bidg. Tel Jos. The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bldg. Atzen & Farwell, Paxton Blk., 80i-7. 14 8. ®th_St 766 DRS, FINCH & MILLER, DR. GRACE DEEGAN, 82 N. Y. L Tel. 2686, money on well rented South Omaha resi- dence property, security ample, at'7 per cent. Address K 42, Bee. M-—-312 e ——— PATENTS H. J_ COWGILL—No fes unless successtul. #18 8. 15th 8t, Omaha. Tel. 1798, —762 e e T + PAWNBROKER EAGLE Loan OMe, reliable. accommodat- ng; wi Dusiess conddential 'Ll Dogias. MANUFACTURING, OMAHA Rug Factory, SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, VAN BANT'S school NEB. Business & Shorthand College. OM. Van Stor. Co, 1511% Farn. Tols. STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. POSTOFFICE NOTICE, HAWALL, CHINA, JAPA West), NEW L MOA ‘anid HAWAL close here daily at 6 DONIA, FLI1, via San Fran ferra. (If the the British mall for 1} not arrive In time to e despatch, extra mall \m., 9:30 'a. m. and inec closing at 5:3 i rival of the Cunard steamer.) PHILIPPINE ISLANI per U. 8. Transport. o—the - quickest routes. = Philip; ¢ addressed “via Canada” or must_be- fully CURED. Julla Vaughn, 4% Ramge Blig —_— o exclusively pacific malils are forw of sailing dally and the schedwle of cf TICKET BROKERS. ing is arrangad on the presumption of th uninterrupted _averland transit. §Re UT RATE rallroad tickets everywhere. | Postoffice’ New York, N. Y., . T CORN SLIUS VAN COTT, Postma 1903, for despatch per s. s Kaga and spectally addressed mnll ' for_ the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via S8an Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to August clusive, for despatch per s. s Maru. NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA (except A ) p. m, up 10 August 22d, inclusive, per despatch per & ~ \ e e &ihard steamer carrying aland does with_this 30 p. m.; Sundays at'e:% a. m, 9 a. m. and 6:30 p. m.—will be made up'and forwarded until the ar via San Fran- clsco, close here dally at 6:30 p, m. u toMhgust §27th, inclusive, for despate NOTE~Unless otl se addressed, West Australia is forwarded via Furope and New Zenland and Philippines via San Fran v prepald at the for ates. Hawall is forwarded via San ged to port tered mail closes at :00 p. m. previous day. A.C.Ox0, A. 80 Typewriters. end for free catalc ator, loge, OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTE master, Cheyenne, Wyo, Aug il 1 mountain time, Sept. 11, 1% opened in the presence of bid construction, plumbing, heatin and efectric 'wiring ot 1 ters, 3 d. tendnts’ , 8 d. captains’ quarters , Bus ll_’k' Wwiring of 1 Mvnw]:\vm.c storeho Fort D. A, Rusi stdte in_ their pro, they will complet tommencement thereof. must be accompanied by a gu by two responsible persons, ea in a sum_ equal to 10 ¥ TOFFICE NOTICE. (Should be read DAILY by all interested, | Denver, Omaha an as_changes may ocour at any time.) ign mails for the week ending August | or all bids or any part thereof. 15, 1903, will close (promptly in all cases) | containing bids should be endorsed i< posal for Public Bulldings at Fort. D, A. or | Russell, Wyo.,” and addressed to Cs Parceéls- | W. 8. Scott, Quartermaster, at the General Post Office s follow cels-Fost Mails will close one hou: than closing time shown below. post_malis for Germany close at § p. “Kronptinz Wilhelm;" and r- Wednesday, per s. s. Friday, per s. s, “Prinz Siglsmund. Regular and supplementary malls close at Foreign Station ransatlantic Matis, TUESDAY—At 3:30 a. m. for Europe, per 8. nelronpring Wiliolme, Cherbourg and Bremen Italy direct, per s. s, Washington (mail [30ce With plans, specifications and instru ed “her s, nNungton (mall | tonw to bidders, Which May be examine —At 6:80 a. m, . Philadelphia, via Southampton at 7:30 a. m. ‘fur Netherlands direct, & 5 Staatendam (mail must ho,diréeted | Al fcturers: assoclat TOpe, per must be dire WEDNESDA Bufope, ntary 10 a. m.) for Eu T, a Queenstown! THURSDAY—A® 7 . m. for FranddsSw , Bpain, Portugal, Turke Egypt, Greece, British India and Lorenzo La Champagte, via must be directed SATURDAY—At 6:% a. m. for Europe, per | Ad-0-8-11-13-15-18-20-22 & Spluria, via Quéenstown; at or Belglum direct, per s, 8. Finland must be directed “per s. 5. Finland"); at LR poxI0W L LAt s BIDS FOR COAL. 17| sealea bids will be received and opened Aug. 20, 1903, for the delivery of ten cars of anthracite coal, at once, f. 0. b., Yank- ton, So. Dak. All bids musi be accom- panfed by certifled check made payable to J. A. Belfeld, Sioux City, Iowa, on some solVent bank, for $300.00, ta be forfeited in_case party falling to the signing of con- 4. m, (mall 8:30 a. m. for Italy dire (mail must be directed Astorla (mail must be directed “per *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes ‘Printed Matter, pers, n;\d Say'npleh for Gern;uny :;:ly. The. same class of mail matter for other parts of Kurope will not be sent by this ship | 2ct 8nd gIVINg of bond, unless speclally directed by her. . After the closing of the Suppiementa "Transatlasitic Mails named above, ditional Supplementary Malls are opened on the plers of the American, French and German main open untfl within Ten Minutes of | UNION STATION—10TH AND MARCY, the hour of safling of steamer. Pa- m. (su] »q‘li-mefinry The Fast Mafl. RICA (ex- | Cahifornia Express H PACIFIC | Pacific Express .. via_ Colon | 1o 3 uatemala must be directed “per &-::”,{{‘,J;{,E'i‘#pm. 28 for NEW- 55 Seguranca’), 3 Y —At a. m. Chicago Speclal .. 5 FOUNDLAND, per 8. s Slvia; at 10 a. m. Sy A for GRENADA, TRINIDAD and CLUDAD | “@icom. | Beatrice and BOLIVAR, per s. 5. Maraval; at 12:30 (supplémentary Uiy | North Platte Local, REPUBLIC, r s. 5. New York. THURSDAY—At § a. m. for CUBA, per s.|Chicago Da nela (malil for Mexico, via Pro- | Chitago F: ampeche and Vera Cruz must be | Chicago Limited . at 12 m. | Des Moines Expre: pom) for BAHAMAS | ®Cyloage & Norihyentern. for NEWFOUNDLAND, per s. 8. “arthaginian, from Boston. IDAY—At12:30 irected “per s. s. Vigilancia (supplementar: and BANTIA m. for BARBADORS, | Mail .. y TRINIDAD and CIUDAD BOLIVAR (via | Local £loux City.... Trinidad) and DUTCH GUIANA, per s. s. | Daylight St. Paul Plemonte; at 12:30 p. m. 1:30 p. m.) for INAGUA 8. Flandria; 8. 8. Matanza directed “per 8. 8. Matanza: for PORTO PLATA, per Boston: (mail for other minican Republfc must (supplementary HAITI, per | Local Chicago .. t 12 m. for MBXICO, per | Local Cedar Rapids via Tampico (mail must be | Limited Chicago . at 1 p. m. | Local Carroll . 8. Alice, from | Fast Chicage . arts of the Do- | Fast St. Paul. ¢ dlrected “per | Fast Mail . at 1 po.m. for YUCATAN, | Local Sloux City........ r 8. #. Daggry, via Progreso (mail must | Norfolk & Bonestoel..... D SATURDAY-AL § a. m, per s 8. Trinidad; at 30 a. m.) for CURACAO and ‘ EAST. JELA, per’s. 5. Edda (mail for |Chicago Daylight L't'd.a 3:65 am be di- | Chicago Daylight Local.a 7:00 am zSEnMHDA. (supple- Savanilla and Cartagena must rected “per s. 8. Edda'"); at 9.a, m. for |Chicago Express . m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m,) for FOR- |Chicago Fast Ixpres: HAVA- WEST. NILLA, CARTAGENA and GREYTOWN, Valencla (mall must be directed “per s. s. Valencia for Costa Rica | Lincolp, ‘Colo. sp".fld . 10 a. m. for CUBA, per s. s. Havana, via | West at| Denver, Pueblo & Malls Forwarded Overland, Ete, Ex-| Wsbas rall to Port Tampa, Fla., and | gEXpress .. Closes at. this"offica | 8t. Louls Lotai,"e dafly, except Thursdays, at §5:80 o, m malls close here on Mon- | Illinols Central. s and Saturdays): verland, unless speciall addressed for despateh by steamer. oloscy his_office il p. m. and 11 m. and 11:30 WIFOUNDLA Sydney, and thence b this office daily at 6:30 malls close here every day and Saturda JAMAICA—By rall by steamer, MEXICO CITY at I & B ‘Sundays at'] | Minneapolis & B R0l By rall to Nortn | Chicago Lo steamer, cloges at (connecting ). i”to Boston, and_ thence closes at this office ‘at 6:30 m. every Tuesday and Dhursday. il'to Boston, and thenoe e at this ofice daily at Ohicago, St. T 121, PUERTO CORTEZ AN J Omaha, Ay "'fl:‘a Twin City Passenger....a this ' office | Bloux City Passenger...a 1:30 p. m. and | Oakland Local... Y 11330 | Miswourl Pucl 00~ | Nebrask: I 2 New Orleans, and [ W eeping Water. UELON—By by steamer, cio New Orleans, thente by st ye ‘at §11:30 p. 1 this office (connecting mall ciuses here previous day. Transpacifie Mails, at’ 6:30 for despatch per s patch per s, s. n, via Vancouver i close here daily up to August §lith, inclusive, f patch per s, 8. Empreis of Japan nd View dncoln . i3 p. | Nebraska Expr des: | Denver Limited ... (Mer- | Black Hills and” Puget at| Sound Express al1:10 pm a 3:10 pm Shanghal eannot be forwarded via Can-|Color CHINA apd PHILIP. | Jdncoln Fast Mail.. close here dai i mouth - D e ubust | polievue & Seattle. ‘cldss her on. app! ATIQ4t&SS&IM Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will' be re- === | ceived at this office until 2 o \ LL. B,, Pres,, Omaha, Endorsed by First Nat'l Hankand busin $10.000 in Koll Top Desks, Bank Fixtures and Students can work for board. ue, bound in all by # Business Ce you wili atiend the N. B. O. lock p. m., and then ers, for the , Bas-piping eld orficers’ quar- lieu- piping and elec- at Wyo. Bidders must s tho time in which the work from date of ch proposal nty signed h Justifying r cent” of total amount of bid. Full information, blank forms, plans and specifications flrnished \ | cation. to this office; nlso to the Bt O Dpuhlel Quartermaster, Chicagd, 8t. Paul. United States reserves the right to accept or reject any Envelopes “Pro- 1, to, Captali , U, 8. A, in m, | charge of cdnstruction, Cheyenne, Wyo, and power plant at ti ebraska, in strict accor: Genoa_school, ment ' Bulletin,” Minneapolis. ‘Nebraska State Journal,” ‘The Bee,"" Omaha, Neb, v incoln, Nel the ‘‘Builder Omaha, + Ne Paul t,No. 266 South Canal St., Chicago, 114-121 Wooster 8 W. A. JON , Commi: J. A. BEIFELD. Sioux City, Iowa. - A84-12t-M L | e ———— iz, | RALWAY TIME CARD, steamers, and re- PROPOSALS FOR HEATING AND power plant. Department of the Interior, Office of Indiin Affairs, Washington, D, .. Tater than | August 1, 1903.—Sealed proposals erdorsed closing time shown below (except that Sup- | “Proposals for Heat and Power, 4 plementary Mails for Europe and Central | Nebraska," ' Colon,” close one hour later at Forelgn Station). and addressed to the Commis: addressed to the C. 3 sioner of Indiat Afairs, Washington Do, will bo received at the Indian office until & owclock’ p.*m. of Thursday, September 3, 1003, for furnishing the necessary material: and Jabor reguired to construct and com via | Piymoath, | Fléte & heatin m. for at thid ofice, the offices of the “Improve- Minn.; | the b. orthwestern ¢ Paul, Minn, ; and Traders Exchanges'’ at Wis.. and St rehouses No! X5 Foward 8t, Omaha, Neb.. and Nos 1121 Wooster St New York City, and at vy Gotl o G e he_school. For farther Information apply P lreotua Oter. barts of Burope | (o w. H, Winslow, Supt., Genoa, Nebraska, —_—— e Mails for South and Central America,| Union Pacific. West Indies, Ete. SDAY—At 0:30 a, :30 a. m.) for CENTRAL A ‘osta Rica) and SO or 5. 8, Seguranca, Leave, Overland Limited 9:40 am ‘a 4:20 pm .all:30 pm The Colorado Special...a 7:10 am Stromsburg Express..b 4:00 pm ‘a 8:00 am Grand Island Local.....b 5:30 pm * Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, ight 7 st Express.. 'he Northwestern Line." Fast Chicago . Daylight Chicaga Lincoln & Long Pine. " Chicago, Rock Island bl1:15 am Des Moines Ixpress . [ Rocky Mountain L't'd...a 7:30 am a 1:30 pm Colo,, Texas, Cal. and Oklahoma Flyer ......a §:40 pm 8t. Louis.'C: oun- il Bluffs . Chicago Express . a0, St. Pai a Expr b7 10:3% am g0 Bxpress a10:36 am ourl Pacific. nday, Wednes- | 8t. Louls Express.......a10:00 am a 6:35 pm K. C & 8t L. Bx... ...ul0:50 pm =& 6:16 am e 6 Local, Via Black Hills, Deadwood, Douglas ........ Hastings, York, David City, Bupe' lor, Geneva, —— BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON close here| Burlingtom & Missouri River, August §10th, Leave. Arrive. Wymore, Beatrice and 0 Vestibuled Flyes o Fort Crook and Plat .'rla levue & Pacific Jet.. City, St. Joxeph & Cou via Blufs. aily at 830 p.am.0p to August | KO8 CLY LK E3. inclusive for degpatchyper new CHINA and JAPAN., via % ) dally at 6:% p. m. up to August §isth, 8t. Louig Pl IS ®x.. A oo Chicago Special, 5 am allils pm a 3:40 pm .a 6:56 pm @ 8:20 am .3 9:16 am & 10:30 pm ..a 7:3% am a5:10 pm 7:50 pm & 8:0 am 7:3% am b10:3 pm WEBSTER DEPOT—16TH & WEBSTER ul, Minneapolis & 3 am o $:10 pm pm all:20 aw 45 pm b 8:45 am ...b 4:10 pm 110:35 am Chicago & Northwestern, Nebraska m. and y ot i | amd Wyoming Diviston. ues- | Uy ead, Hot Springs.....a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm MAIL closea at 6 p. m. |Wyoming Casper andj, .., . o 50 pm Exeter and Seéward,...b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm a 8:50 am bl12:05 pm a 850 am a 7:46 pm a 410 pm a 6:45 am & 6:05 pm 530 pm a11:06 am 1030 pm & 6:15 am .8 7:00 am & 8:55 pm 0 — ————— Rlll“’AY TIME CARD, Ch 0745 am Chlca Chica o Local pm v Limite 8:06 pm am " MO a 240 pm a Dally b Dally except Sunday. d Dally except Saturday. y except Monday STEAMSHIFS, HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE New Twin-Screw Steamers of 12,800 Tons NEW YORK--ROTTERDAM, via BOULOGNR, oy Wedaesday ai 10 A. M. Ryudam ....,.....Aug. 1) Potadam . seort. § Noordam .1/l . Aug. ¥|Stateadam Bept. 14 Rotterdam Sepi. 3| Ryndam Sept. B HOLLAND-AMI 60 Dearborn § ICA LIND, Chicago, 111 PERMIT TO DRIVE: A STAKE Ordinance is Being Prepared hy City Engineer Rosewater for Proe tection of Streets. An ordinance requiring a special permit before any person or corporation can so much as drive a stake in an Omaha street is belug prepared by City Kngineer Rose- water. Ordinances galore have boen passed to regulate the use “in, over, above or below' the stroets, but they failed of thelr purpose and some of the classes of street’ cuts that offended the most were omitted. Their fallure was due largely to the lack of ‘concentration and the new ordinance 1s destined to cover everything in sight, have all permits {ssued by a clork in the engineering department and to be enforced by inspectors, In some cases fees will be exacted for the permits In crder to pay for the extra expense. In the past the municipality has suffered much by reason of utility corporations dig- ging up the streets, planting holes In them and putting pipes under them, almost at will. Regulations governing the matter have been lost sight of and not enforced and the corporations have been allowed to do about as they pleased, in some rospects. They have been checked up and compelied to repair damage to paving and surfaces whenever possible, but many cases escaped detection. Councllman Zimman some time ago brought up the matter of requiring permits for all street tampering and urged the passage of such an ordinance. Engineer Rosewater sinco has been engaged In re- shaping the old’ordinances on the subject and whipping them together in more come pact form. —— ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE, Blology Has Proved That Dandruff s Caused by a Germ. Sclence is doing wonders these days in medicine as well as in mechanics. Since Adam lived, the human race has been troubled with dandruff, for which no hair preparatipn has, heretofore provéd a suc- cessful cure until Newbro's Herplcide was put on;the market. Jt,1s asojengific prep- aration iflist kifla A% mrfi'«) it thakes dandruft or scurt by digging 1o the scalp to* get at the root of«the ‘Majt; where it saps the vitality; causing itching scalps, falling hair, and finally baldness., With- out dandruff hair must grow luxuriantly, It s the only destroyer of dandruff. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10 in Detroit, Mich. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.,. #pecial agents. % stamps for sample to The Herplelde Co., TRYING .TO COLLECT MONEY Strange Woman Sought by Pol ‘Represcuting St. JAmes Orphanage. The polies are looking for & woman who claims to_represent the St. James orphih- age, and ‘who s colleeting money” 1 the name of that institution. ¥ather Burns notified the' police yesterday that 'the woman had been heard of several times today in the south part of town and that she was not authorized to cellect any money for the orphanage. Father Burns sald the orphanage had only one collector, Father Carroll. The woman 18 described as befng tall and dark, wearing a white walst and dark skirt. The buttons on the waist have the American flag stamped on them and the umbrella_she carries has red, white and blue ribbons tied to the end of ft. Knowing ones order - Cook’'s Imperial Champagne—-not solely on account’of the name, but the product. The table d'hote dinner at the Blue Rib= bon for 40 cents 18 equal to many a §1 meal elsewhere. SEASONABLE: FASHIONS 4492 Girl's Costume, 8 to 14 yrs, Girl's Costumes #492.—Bhepherd's checks are much In vogue for young girls and are both smart and youthful. This very stylsh frock is made of the material in blue and white and 1s trimmed with biue braid and combined with & shield of white banded with blue. The costume is an exceedingly use- ful one and s appropriate both for school and for afternoon wear, becoming more or less elaborate as it is made of one materfal or another. Cashmere, henrietts serge and all the pretty wools used for girls’ dresses are appropriate us well as linen and cotton fabrics. The costume consists of the waist and the skirt. The walst Is made over a fitted foundation on which the shield is arranged. 'he back is plain and drawn down in gathers at the walst line, but the front is laid in tuck plaits which extend from the shoulders to the belt where they blouse becomingly he sleeves are the favorite ones of the meason that are spug at the shoulders and form full pufts sbove the wrists. The skirt is cut in five gores and is finished by @ cireular Nourice thgt fu- tensifies the flare. The quantity of erlal required for the medium size (12 years) i3 5 yards 27 inches wide, 4% yards 44 Inches wide or 4% yards 52 inches wide, with % yard for shield and collar. The pattern 492 Is cut in sizes for girle of 8, 10, 12 and 14 yeais of age. For the sccommodation of The Bes geaders theae {gthn'm vn\lcj‘: poually retail at fram % eents, w e | \od at a naminal :-M. 1’ confa, 'ny?- r?‘.n cxpense. In ardér ta get-a -pattchn enclose 10 cents, give number and name of patiern