Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 13, 1903, Page 9

BEE: THURSDAY, AUGU T 13, 1903, 0 FOR RENT-HOUSES. YR RENT—Nine-room modern house, ru pace, porcelain bath, 422 8o, 26th, 4. P. Dodge & Co., 1614 Farpam st DM 15 FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOOMS, DEWEY Buropean hotel, i THE OMAHA DAILY READ THE WANT ADS. MEN AND WOMEN WHEN YOU HAVE A LOOKING FOR POSITIONS ¢ To g TRY ONE. SPECIAL _NOTICES “Abvertisements for these f 13th and Farnam. B89 ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago Hm SALE=MISCELLANEOUS, FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. PAWNBROKERS, rus comsecatively. E - — o ——— - —— e Ad ofllnr:."lr' reguesting & mum- - l"vR SALE, Crane hydraulic elevator; ean | FOR SALE-8Small cash payment buys | EAGLE Loan Office, rell accommodat- ;.... oheok, oas DA% $1.00 to §2.00 per week, 42 So, 1(h St, one| be used either passenger or freight; com- | = pretty poultry farm; pigs, chickens, po-| ing; ail business confidential. 131 Douglas. . block south of court house. B0 Dlete. iron quide posts. cage & tatoes, furniture ineluded; timber, or- - e Frdy ¥ - . — - — ndeis & Bons. chard, ete.; “chools, chiurches, stores, etc. ® Bee. Answers so addresced w CE 3 reasonabl —_—— ~| convenient: everything included; s3%: be delivered om Drescataiien of the e T Py m BRICK for sale, W. #arnam Smith | healthy location: no overflows. & Other PATENTS. oheok only, ., 1320 Farnam St Q50 farma. “Farm Loans.” Box i, Monteer, | Mo. RE—M—366 1ix COWGILL—No fee unless sucoesstul. - e O. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone Gll. | FOR BALE—Cos 1 business. Caplulnluh‘l. e X | e S0 St Cmana, Tel 175 B Bee. IN" — — = WANTED_srTCATION. / You want a good $-room modern house, NEW and 2dhand typewriters. 1119 Farnam. Q-2 IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. Q719 — e CLATRVOYANTS, within 10 minutes’ walk of the postoffice or high school? Look at 1914 California You can have it for ™ P Reed c e Byron ompany, PP N 6 RE—Mdl1 15 FOBITION as sten AETNA HOUSE, European, 18th & Dodke % BANUFACIURING. jographer for young lady; office_experience. © Adaress X Yoo o fice, Council Bluffs. WANTED-MALE HELP. OMAHA Rug Factory, 1621 Leaven. Tel. 2065, 218 N. 17TH, cool front rooms for two. BE-Mid 13 Inquire Omaha SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, Y furnished rooms. m laundry, 1750 Leavenworth. Phone o — by - H — | 1%_ACRES near Couneu Bluffs; fine or- 7V ] FALL TERM = CARRIE SMITH, BSOVEREIGN | chard, barns, creek, room house, close ey SEPTEMBER 1. ROOMS, $1.50 to $3.00 pe; :l‘:k kbfll"!‘nw. 14 IQ N of clflr\odl;lll. e\'“ \D1PYO.I:M‘_ Melecxrkr an hp bnlmm wr . X 1 and Jackson Sts thing told; past, present and future, Sat- NED. Dusines - : P 3 ouraton Hotel, 1th and Ja \Sts.,, | {hine told; past, présent and future Sar- | ‘AP A€ LE R Dicck, NEB. Business & Shorthand College. Boyd's sled e 6. | MME. LUCRETIA, um, C " |SALINE COUNTY farms are the best I Boy]es Co"ege VIENNA HOTEL, 1011 Farngm: ‘phone 1. | MM A, medium, Sijger- | 4LINE CoUNT ““m*m. (he best X gy NEV, YORK LIFE BL. — SR ——et li_l'g‘ at once. Johnson, Dorchester, BUSINESS, "SHORTHAND, - F¥PEwRiT- llARGF dining room and ”“"i“,fi:m“x‘sx ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. . RE_M32-2 | OM. Van Stor. Co., 111% Farn. Tels. 155580, -4 —_— e STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. HOUSES and lots In all parts of elty; also acre property and farm lands’ The O, F ENGL] Apply for Catalogue. . The O. F. s Co., Room 508, Bee Bidg. RE—746 —_— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. B-146 MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 24 I_‘t_lo r2 WANTED-For United States army, able- bodled, unmarried men, beiween ages of 1 and %, citizens of United States, of GRACE O'BRYAN, Baths. 0 8. 13th. T—Me% 5“ 8 ®TH AVE pr\vno [amil; ,000.00 Buys i1 Capitol ,:\enue, $ rooms, full lot. Walki #9004 character and temperate habits, who | ROOMS, with or without bo 20 Har- | Jro R Reed Compan — Can spoak; resd and whte Engilsh. FOF | ner: FoMa-Bix | Tona -E»n’;f:%‘ufig N % for Hs " S 4 lnl:-mu:n epply do "Lr%mn:n-m::n‘; — e e i Ay RE—M411 15 TICKET BROKERS. i mmm Neb. B-Mi | FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. | o (mnsfl Y1 BioUning Bt SOt Toste, w.kqo’lfl( modern house, 11 "1'?.’{";1 from | SUT RATE rallroad_tickets averywher, i stoffice, for sale cheap. . Lt Philbin, ‘1505 Farnam. ‘Phone - 3 WILL give a worth man or woman st Jo Savel Sieves BT 2 ! UL give & y 0! moman| THREE rooms, o Bouth Mth 239 89 enewa & Co. 7 74 G—M140 13x iarship in e —— [ ‘d be s business ' co p.m tor When Lock box © ACREE lm rnved Sl C tion secured. hFl'RA\lS“lD rooml ln ‘Withuell build- PERSONAL, 10, Plllllflonl.z Neb. l’l’}' %— M7 Al TINNERS, B—‘" ing, 15th and Harnéy ‘sts. sae-;h P, | ottt ittt AN e i bt ol VIA N and_farm lands fo le by the | G. < P " —et e [V vxh‘;‘:h%m-m nrvo and mue !ooc; P o gy le;m-‘-“; he | G. E. KOCH, #th and Maple. Tel r,g;a gy By MoAllester, land commissioner, Union FURNITURE PACKING. ‘J)h Bee Bldg. R D& ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu. us hair B.p:lnd removed by elestricity. %1665 Farnam st. MAGNET PILE KILLER. At druggists, $1. PRIVATE home _ duri bables adopted. The —_— POSTOFFICE Pacifie dnldqulr&rl. Qmaha, Neb. NOTICE. —e PETERSON & LUNDBERG, 115 So. 1ith. T 2368 g H~108 CHARLES B, 18 WILLIAMSON §hARLES RE—’. NORTH DAKOTA or Missouri lands trade for everything. What have you? Mutual. Real Estate Co., Atlantic,” RS (Should Be read DAILY by all interested, | as changes may occur at any time.) Foreign mails'for the week ending August 15, 1908, will close (promptly in all cases) at the General Post Office as follows: Par- cels-Post Mails will close one hour earlier than closing time shown below.. Parcels- mimenry FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, IT CURES. U—i24 to FOR_RENT-The btlding (u-mrl.v occu- pled by The Bee at 516 Farnam st. It has base: confinement; ment which was Vi xperienced v\ndpw gmmor. ANTED—R: J. L. Brandeis & Sons, Omaha. e T e T tarium, 728 1st ave., Council umuln. RE-MaT) Boneny per 5 G.“""-i"r’on;'fii'x il glmm sux-rln WJrder white | inierested apply at office of Ui C. Mose- % _| YOUNG man, you will marry some day. Peasy; b s s water, secretary, room 100, Bee bullaing. “con- | GDon't laugh, you will R O PRIVATE bo-glm before and durl 1 ent; bal rded d two R oy R you will want a home. If — 234 iy s s e o for Regular and supplementary malls. close ¥OR RENT—Bullding sultable for_whole- O s i Toundation. Begln now 10 mare g1l | at Foreign Station half hour later than 7 oA O Bl Bl WANTED, young 00 mngm. to closing time shown below (except that Sup- plementary Malls for Europe and Central America, Via Colon, close one hour later at Foreign Stationy. ¢ Transatiantic Math, THURSDAY—At 7 a. m. for Frahce, Swits- erland, Ttaly, spnln. Portugal, Turkey, Egypt, Greece, British India and Lorenzo ues, per s. 8. La Champagne, via Havre (mall for other parts of Europe must be directed “‘per s. s Cham- !KT}U{AY—A( 6:30 a. m, for Europe, per 8. s. Etruria, via Q for Belgium direct, per s. must be directed “per s. $:3 a. m. for HIJY direc (mall must be directed * Pegn r La direct, per sale purposes ai ¥ls Farnam, stories and first-class ml‘d elevator, fire and burgiar omu counter and fixtures. month. We have 20 beautifu] residence lots in Benson for salé at $150 to $200 each. Terms. $10 per morth, 6% Interest. BE N _& CARMICHAEL, 642 Paxton Block. RE—IM 15 W wxW, tour work; no basemen! — PRIVATE hospital before and during co: finement; best medical care and nurlln: Mrs. L. Fisher, 1501 Vinton. Tel. 1889, rs_inguire Rosewater, Fetary the Bee Building Con mn‘wi. Bee y fixwfilnc&’ al ilding. e of & Kot Of books, | ot DESK voom fof rent. % Paxion biock. DEBI\ ROOM for rent; street floor. Farpam st. 1-MsT0 PRIVATE Illlllrlum lnr ladies before and d\lrl? confine and Mrs. Gerisch, al SURGEON-CHIROPODIST, 512 'BO:J h;gl $1,500.00 M. 5-foom_house, near high terms. }uen M (;amplny. t. RE_M4l1 15 ACCORDION PLEATING. GOLDMAN. %0 Douglas block. fflrnh 8t Tlrm! reasonable. U—662 1614 B FOR RENT, store at 706 8. 16th st. N. P. Dodge & Co., 1614 Farpam st . 1-M369 13 MONEY TO LOAN—-REAL ESTATE. WANTED, dg Farnam Smif loans and warrants. W. & Co., 15 Farnam street. W8 for shippl %&".w“fimfiflf; @ B0, Box &3, R and collector, -mo to salary and ex- 4 W hr‘n Mces , B—MI6 16x 5~Wo want who have AGENTS WANTED. ATTORNEYS. at9ma m tor Scolian - 1 K-. w o storia must be directed ‘“‘per wm'xl}m—mvg-ml sgenis in every T e N i il el 164 | HERBERT 8. CRANE, 017 N. ¥ 1. Bide. Astoria™). i sheeatites e M35 se EWERTIETH CENTURY FARMER. —— e | sPRINTED MATTER, ET Bready Smployment | with assured good in- takes Printed “‘ i":l‘l“:' country with aorse make easlly 380 pars, and Bampies for erraany aly. The same class of matter for other parts Ot ‘Burope will mot be sent by this ahip unless specialiy directed by her. After the closing of - the Suppiementary Trapsatiantic Mafls npamed above, BALE TIES, L . Y OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., f11 North 16th. . Bherwood, 937 N. Y. Life. PRIVATE money. erwi 37 y _desired. Canvassers 1o n«» per month. Ad- aress Lenmry Farmer Solicitors’ Bureau, bullding, Omaha. J-us . C. Bemis, Paxton block. | 470 & P. C. money. 8 ook R. RUMBEL & SON, te 1 state. Try us. mna;m hou."'“"r-‘f FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 1004 - Farnam. W | New Zesland and Philippines via San Fran- POSTOFFIOE NOTICE. eumnn OFFICE . CONSTRU! CTING for the comstruction, gas-plping and elec- tric wiring of 1 subsistence storehouse at | Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo. Bidders must state in their proposals ihe time in which they will complete the work from date of encement thereof. Each proposal | g: #t be accompanied by & guaranty. signed | ofice of Chief Quartermaster, Denver, Omaha and 8t. Paul or all bids or any part thereof. i ATIQ4t&SS&IM [PROPOSALE - FOR _HEATING AND :_power plant. Department of the Interior Office of Indian Al August 1, Neb will be Tecaived ai 1903, for furnishing the ne and plete a heating Genoa_schodl, tally Francisco exclusively, Transpacific malls are forwarded to port | of salling dally and the schedule of clos- {ing is arranged on the presumption of their ninterrupted overland transit. jRegis- tered mail closss $t $:0 p. evious day CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster, Postoffice ad: urope” must be fully prepaid at the for ol.n rates. Hawall is forwarded via San uickest routes. _Fhilippines ressed ‘“via Canada” or “via New York, N. Y. August GUVERNMENT NOTICES, master, Sealed vrop celved at th mountain t opened in the presence of bidders, for the construction, piumbing, heatng, gas- r'Nnu and eectric wiring ot 1 field officers’ qua X ters, 2 @ s, tenants’ quarters, 3 double barracks, sum nt of wifcat reserves th contalning sal for P ussell, W CURED. Julia Vdughn, 4% Ramge Bldg. “ 8. Scott, 71 | ¢harge of construction, Cheyenrie, W yo “Proposals Y two responsible persons, each justifyin plans 1903, Seated proposals endorsed, " and addressed to the Commist labor: required to eonstruct and co QUARTER- yenne, Wyo., Aug. 1, 19— in triplicate, will' be re- ce untll 3 o'clock p. m., | e, Sept. 11, 1%8, and then | captaing’ quarters, 3§ and equal to 10 r cent” of tota Bid. Full it fnformation, blank and - specifications furnished 1on ta this office; also to the Chicago, United States e right to accept or reject any Envelopes bids should be endorsed “Pr Public Bulldings at Fort. D. A. | . and addressed to (lvlhln ‘Quartermaster, U, in uirs, Washingion, D. C., for Heat and Power, Genoa, fan Affalrs, Washington, D. C., Indian _office until 3 reday, September 3 A8ATy materia m the in strict mccord- and power plant at Nebraska, 4 a ance with plans, specifications and instruc tions to bidders, which may be examined at this_office. Bulletin,” Manufacturers’ the Omaha, Paul, ment ““Nebraska “The Bee,'" at No. 265 No. 815 Howard St 119121 Wooster 8i the_kohool to W. “'Bullders’ and Trader Neb., Minn. ;. H. Winslow, Bupt., the offices of the “Improve- Minneapolls, Minn.; the State - Journ Lincoln, 'Neb. Omana, Neb | the Northwestern asociat] Paul, Minn.; s l.x(‘hlh‘t" at pMiwaukee, Wis, and St the ndlan arehouses Bouth Canal 8t, Chicago, I Omaha, ‘Neb., and N . New York City, and For further informatlon apply Genoa, Nebraska, W. A. JONES, Commissioner. A4-6-8-11-13-15-18-20-22. —_— LEGAL NOTICE. Aug. D8 FOR COAL. Sealed bidn wnl be recelved and opened 20, ton, panied b to J. A. Sloux City, Iowa. 1903, for the delivery of ten cars of un;);rlcno coal, at once, f. 0. , Yan! " accom- All bids must be S cortified Sheck made peyanse piteld, Sioux City, Tows, solvent bank, for in case party fafling tract and giving of $300.00, ' to be forfeited ngte the signing of con- . A. BEIFELD. ASd-12t-M e ———————— RAILW‘Y TIME CARD., UNION STATION-10TH AND Union Pacific. Overland Limited . AGENTS wanted to sell the ‘‘Life of Pope ditional Supplementary Mails are opened & tten with the on the M"P'P'M the Amer Enwlluh French and German steam matn open untfl within Ten Minutes "ot the hour of sailing of steamer. F- —i48 86 CARPENTERS Kym JOINERS. . . F. D. Wead, 152 Douglas. PRIVATE money. F. ead, S tern Express Atlantic Expri ‘The Colorado Speclal Anceln, 'AHTID—lul e-uu l “rants. R. C. Peters war- . Bee Ndl ALL kinds of carperter n»lnng prdl'l'l tly attended to.’ ‘y T. ochlflm_“ Mails for South and Central Americn, e Went Indies, Ete. ol Bae i THURSDAY_AL S a. m. for CUBA, per 5. DANCNIG AGADEMY. . igtlancia, @ail or Py .g;qy 'ro.wAn—c-Amu ,%N, via p,o. Stromsburg North Platte Grand Island Local. Chicago, Milwaunkee & St. Paul. shl_ln Dfl"flr“%"' ('hleu'n mited t VUI-) gor éA%A)(AB ke streets. Kol!A‘ND‘i cww il; Private u-m. daily; Alr w)@}f., g‘ 5 5 Seneca; at 11:3) m Des Moines Express Der & Best_explaing our methods. ture, ‘warehouse ‘We loan on funl ¢ You have & permanent DETECTIVES. ADOES, UVAH v po-e:rfln we can Trinidad) and m TCH GUIANA. per . 8. o SRS St Lo oo el S Sk, e CAPT. CORMACK; BALARY LO. . APT. CORMACK; 617 Karbach block. Tel Piemonte; at Bo (supplementary 8 p. m.) for INA UA and HAITI, per ‘without security, except nr own agree- ment to repsy. Our Tocal, Sioux { Daylight Bt. y Pa Flandria; at 12 m. for MEXIC ) and, confidential and we always EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, Daylight Chicago T | Docal Chi Mllmvt“khlhl ’l)\lflv.\lllclu cago directed “per 8. & M: for PORTO PLATA, " ‘alice; ‘trags Local Limit Chicago . — e e Petore you berro R. RATHBUN, room 15, Com'l Nat Bank AGE LOAN CO., MORTG. AN CO. —782 i g' 2 of Trade BIdg. Boston (mall for other parts of the Do- Local Carroll . ql twu.* J o—"u’u‘i%" Fast Chicago . minican Republic must be directed (atablished 1652) 36 6. 16th 8t an per Fast St. Paul. FLORISTS. s 8. ; at 1 p. m. for YUCATAN, 2. Dagery, via Progreso (mall must Fast Mall WANTED, éompetent girl lm‘m JSIN IN LOANS TO|HESS & SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam. —7 | SATCRDAY- At § Local Sioux City. Norfolk & Bonesteel. (CED Ty P airhat ko v Mot et bath woman at Btoux City, lowa. O—IIRISB g‘hunh hll‘l[;flflhlkl ;X ography of the Pope; over ‘rigflyn tly illustrat piersanlty for neents et W acon elegant o 'Bi Bearborn stroet, Col i Co., l J—I 20% rtunities for & few per_s. 8. Trinida (supple Mentary §:30 a. m.) for CURACAO. and VENEZUELA, per s, s. Edda (mall for Savanilla -na Ca: must be di- » at 9 a. m. for per & & Ponce; at 9:30 a ERlED ‘?LUPLE merchants, team- llll houses; etc. without se-| L. HENDERSON, florist, 1519 Farnam £t. e —— FOR SALE—FARM LANDS, BUY an interest in a paying ranch; good opportunity to get in cnue‘-nd hog rais- terms. offices in 'l’ollnln. 440 Board of MONEY laried empioyes and Wage earners: pria U A NILLA F‘ARTAGE&A and GREYTOWN, Lincoln & Long Pine. Chicage, Roek Tsl Chicago Daylight L't'd.a Chicago, Da Chicago Bxpress . Moines Express Des Chicago Fast EAST. 3:55 am yight Lacala T: ing on absolute safety; best references. Addréss K 34, Bee. ak REMIS3 14x e —————— LAW AND COLLECTION: STILLMAN & PRICE, % U. 8. Nat. Bk. bl‘. the Union Central Co Valencia (mail_for ndence in- Q0 r ns that gets you Get ofr -y-mn of loas cehtioman, otc, Naviik reiable -n'laym.ll can get, ’u.l( on h.ll note ents, Omaba and Lincoln. as ;3 Ete., Ex- WANTED—TO RENT. cept Tramspacific, rall to Port Tampa, wm’rED two or 'z'f-'f pleely, turnished NEW SXOW-CHURCH CO., iat floor N. Y. y Steamer, closes At thls office {7 B Sl e st aisnis ¥ T hott %o Suc: le.’ Give bie. - and - easonap WM’%‘:{ K 4, Omaha Bee. K- 13x WANTED, by couple, one large or two home. small rooms in a modern Address P. O. Box 58 —396 12 THE STAR LOAN CO., 64 p».x-roxg‘ BLK. FURNITURE PACKED, GATE CITY Unhohur &"' MONEY LOANED O 'UBNIT‘J!E PLANOB LL l STOCK, p. m. and 1 Co.. woven . m. and 11:30 B-ua. NEWFOUNDLA §D—ny 1ol o North 105, sr. w—“‘—-—l-———-& Low raf m ...y ?fi.‘}‘" -ng “llhenc:.‘h .mmer closes a’ mmnu bon bon choo- | YOUNG = man of character wants R it oflce aaily a B (connecting ohh dl»-r-. . 8. Balduff, lm nm‘m board and GOLD AND SILVER PLATING, ose here every Monday, Wednes- Try \Il it lnN‘i wln‘(‘ to l‘w- money. 633 Puton Block. 16th -nd r-nun’-‘ LY Tay a0 at e JAMAICA—By rail to Boston, and thence by steamer. closes at this u!lee at 6:30 Rl e very Tuesday and Thursd. Ml QL‘ILO —By rail to Boston. an sieamer. Teel at home; state pr Bee. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bidg. Tel. %%, [ ——— GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., Mlpooll unl vaults, removes garbage and dead at ced prices. 621 _N._16th. 'l'lL 1778, 7 WANTED, 'llh'r'o e “" -y oman. Call n once Hohsnt 'a% at 11 for general housework general ,-m"m :-E WANTED TO BUY. WANTED to buy, some good dental chairs Union Dental College. N-—MSM WILL PAY cash for # to 50 acres within 15_miles of Omaha Address K 6. Bee closes ut Lhis ot a.d;'fl;'“ nu& {£, EUERTS CORTEZ AND GUATE New Orleans, and locs 8t this office daily, except Sunda 30 p. m. §11:80 p, . Sundaye at §1 p. m. ang §1i0 lain note to salaried o 1 éu‘nlmloampnflmlhl Jowest rates. K Paiton block. The J. A. Hution Co. £2d Av. 1. salary and jewelry loans. Fol c'xl:. ‘0., suc. to D. Green, R. 8, _l'ltl‘bt. D. ¢ ltlll‘h. ;“nfl L‘Mflb’l‘. 5 (connecmu mall closes here Mon- 30 CA-gy Tail to New Orleans, and y steamer, closes at h- offioe LAWNMOWERS. ' |SHARPENED, P. Melchoir, 13th & Howd MONEY loaned on planocs, furniture elry, horses, cows, ete.-C. F. Reed, FOR SALE-FURNITURE. ll! A HELP WANTE b - Iy, except Sunday, at CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 ! an, P e " MEN AND BOYS Clothing saliman; must | 220, New and second-fiand b G 13 “,""' -x‘" ] m In ety '.« exchanged. ianos. ete. LAWNMOWERS sharpened, saws filed, | 8. 78"t 51130 - x‘ o e, 'fl: y ee fihout becurs . Sarealfid o p Address K 5 ; % N. 16th. 789 the very lowest rates closes at 6 p. m. e to suit your con- confld tial E CRED! ‘umbrellas repaired, ke Hee offce. Tel B¢ FOR RENT-HOUSE! gty FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, EYC, previous day. TOP BUOBY at hll{ DI’M also nurly new, 34 wi See A. W. John l -n Paxton Bla&. LOST. Transpacific Mafls, Rooms I’l o " TAHITL and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, vi, HOUS& A1 Barte of the Sy | sen. b JO poere 0w o LOST, Aug. 4, diamond en-| San Prancisco, close here dally at 6 er: Co., Bldg. P—M7%0 5 ——— m. up to August §10th, inclusive, r e gagement ring, near Doug- | despateh’per & & Maripos. " TIRES set while you walt: first-class re- . HAWAIL, via San Francisco, close here HQUSESI: o1l parts o‘f\ Siiy. The|. pelr werk. H. Frost, 14th ‘and Leayen- ———“‘m“ e las street bridge; £I50 re- :‘.?A‘.’...:‘. 63 p. m. up io August Nith, i or . H Cl per ed: Alnrh Co. &8 Beo Bid. riperty o7 Duginces quick, seg I ward; no 'questions asked.'|CHINA ana Japan. via Vancouver snd vio: | PRI R | M3 oW sl pleasuré vehicles at 81 N. Lite. 509 S. 20th toria, B. C., close here daily at 6:3) p. PATRE. Stice houses:| IR BL - o Pt . 20th st. m. up to August §ith, inelu f».-, Tor g New ort x.m hfi ‘Phone 1016 ‘ at Lost—418 13x 2:‘.‘"'&[""1' Ilhmnn;- ntIJ- (Mer- D-a% Ky < X ghandise "for st gency at MARE, chestnut color, welght 1,100 i anghal cannot be forwarded via Can- WE ‘“‘VE Dhfl‘: w Na6 & Stor. Miicnel & fl“‘m Wood Riveg ek | Mileht spot on face.. Whes losi had bian: | . ads.) 4 b s mx Webster St ket on; Mth and A #treets. Soth Omaha H#x‘r‘ef:"'tsll"{\ér}s CHI Aand PHILIP. Do BPLENDID _opportunity—Show for waler | or sz Deugtis eireet” Tibaral rewnrd. | e Bore daly ot S0 . oy e CiR0 CENTRAL, umhn T-Tpom houge. 220 N. 2., ROTHING, B C e A P O O e ord §I5h. nclusive, for despatch per n VAR Do mn BALE, secondhand locomobile, in| latest in Philippines; algo vie . uumwu.A =T Bandle ,,,.,.,,, Coptic. —_— - ass shape. at one-half price. Call | Pean cities. Inquire R e 2 wher's natme. Return 1o ¥ AI'BT.RAL!A (exsept \\e-n FLIT m. HOUSES, insurance. Ringwalt, Barker Bk avess, MR Farnam Of. Q18 8"iah st ane Ve B Low i 1\11535\.:"‘:"? Tt PO, v 2 v ctorias C. e TO MOVE ht eac! €. v.e make ME t nclusive for despatch QNI Tt g Seene ¥:; [ Bratiotuse: grtame. Tectpincier ‘Frea g W Rl ¥ _g”a« fisth, i s T You ngs, room, rear entrance Bee md¢ CHINA and JAPAN, via Beatule, close here LADIES! Chkhlltcfl !n‘lllh P'n_}\ymlu | Oakland Local.. wed sourh Facisc. Rock; Lincoln, Denver, est Colo., Tex: Okiahoma ¥ Mountain L't'd Colo. Spring: xpre: W Pueblo al Ex) e .. 55 pm a8:20am Local, Coun- mcu ‘éi‘.‘.?r- a 9:15 am a 10:%0 pm T Chicago Express . Chicago, l(mnc'lepdo 8t. Omab Twin City | Stoux City au Minneapolls & St. Express Chicago Local WEBSTER DEPOT-10TH & WEBSTER Chiengo, St .. a 5:10 pm @ 8:06 am b10:35 pm «10:35 am .a10:00 am a 6:2 pm Bx.....a10:50 pm & 6:15.am ——— Paul, Minseapolis & Passenger. P.-Ilen'er ‘b 4:10 pm 210:36 am Chicago & Northwestern, Nebraska and Wy oming Divisi Bllcl Hlills, Deadwood, Hot_Springs. ngm ng. -y QM Pills are the best. relal Take Jally ot % n in. up to August $isth, T, T-reom ¢ ~ . for particulars. espatch per s 5. K “v):nm nive y-ru u Ave won-| INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. o Jetter’ b by relura Mary o K m Q-4 your dr I‘IL chester HA WAIL CHINA, JAPAN and ‘speciall 800 a (mltjl Cu.. Philadelphia. Pa addressed mall for the PHILIPPIN' N ,?&'::L'E'“:.nu'“: "':“nprm.;""o:’m;?é' MUSICAL, P = up o dvpust et | & 00; 2308 > ust §2st, in- b et fi ""‘if:.m 6 Bee. """ N T 3 FOR BALE, real catate and ":mn gusiness: = - goeve, b Gespacch Bor U5 Kineried o Do . IS owner leaving _eity uys business, | THOS. J. KELLY, voica Davidgs Biock | xMor " ZEALAND, AUSTR 2 will. Address K —39 A AR ALIA (exoept f. FORRENT. a neat TE&-{{:‘_@{:&._’O““- long i ond peed e Ma i - Tesn. NEW CAUEDONIA. FuiTE MOA and HAWA mbe: osk puling. m Dougias: | [ Io all -md- X furtisce, §I8. WA X $-ROOM modern, "m“ cant Sept. 1| Apply fl1 (\M“Il 3. el 1x OSTEOPATHY. GID. E_& ALICE JOHNSON, ostev; ubmxowfukw-md. :J’fi The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bidg. a& e ————— FOR SALE~REAL ESTATE. et e e 6-ROOM cottage, with barn and little work- shop, full lot with shade trees, close to Farnam st. car and only 10 blocks from the city hall—owner going west—$§l 600. ON and wire fences, tree Af the Ganard mer the Britieh ‘matl for New Zealand Soes not arrive in time to cgonect with thie dempatch, extra mails—closi 5:30 WAREHOUSE scales cheap. Sam’] Burns. y QM4 1 “unti] - e o . oo L LA S, via Sa - cisco, close here dally at §:3 pn " FISHEL strain WN bred silver lr l-ng per_setting n per set! W. H. ll dard T Wike Rocks, EIGHT s Rarbe Atzen & Farwell, Paxton Blk., 64-1. T. 136 765 find = HARRISON & MORTON e o B 4 S desparch f 91243 N. Y. LIFE TEL. 314 ™ ; CA'I‘AIMUI out drug prices free. Sher e ¥ ———— et o man & McConnell Drug Ce.. 0-%410 5 S RE-De D%-Logcl DEEGAN, 82 N. Y. Life ‘nnrrr,«l nh- nh &damp.m Bellevue & Pacific Jet..a 3:50 am Kansas » & 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm Casper and | e ¥ m e b ank, David b ke ‘?cflrd .‘blwpm b 5:00 pm BURLINGTON l‘rA'rlnl-nrrn & MASON i River. Arrive. b12:05 pm a 7:45 pm 26:6 am et Exvs 11:10 pra a 320 n m a3 llua S adb Vestibuied 2 - ...... 10 pm Lincoln Fast Maii. b 252 pm & 9:08 Fort Ceook and Pia b 2:3 pm Balleve & Bacific ot a 130 pm City, St. Joseph & a 9:15 am 10 pm Louis Kln-l (‘1'1 Nllht Bx..a10:% pm a |l -ln a Dall b Dlll)’ ex Sunday. 4 Dally except y. Dally except Monday. STEAMSHIFS, PAVING NoT WHOLLY CUT OFF Assertions that Teobnicalities Preclude Any This Year Are Denied. CONTRACTOR HAS MUCH WORK TO DO Lobeck Recedes 1 tion to Prolong ¥ & Off Repnirs sary to Stree Assertions that no new paving could be done this year owing to the red tape fu- volving petitions are denied at the city hall A well known paving contractor sald yesterday that he hed petitions complated for nearly 50,00 yards of asphaltum which he ald pl down befores winter if no further hitch oceurs. 80 far this summer but two petitions bave been filed with the city clerk. Oue is for the paving of Twentieth street from Dodge to Farnam, sdvooated by the Omaha elub, and tha other is*for Dodge street from Twenty-seventh to Twenty ninth avenue, A petition for the paving ef Harney street from Twentieth 10 Twenty-fourth has not been acted upon. Another issue crept inta the specifications fight when it was asserted that the resolu- tion sent to the couticil by the Board of Public Works asking for the return of all specifications to correct alleged illegalities 1s mandatory, By some of the Interested parties it is held that unless the specifica- tons ate returned £o tho board the procesd- ings will not be invulnerable and would in- volve speclal taxes levied for paving. Can Hold Thirty Days. On the other hand, the claim is made that the council has the right to hold the specifi- cations for thirty days, Which time wil not expire until next week, and in the mean- time to take such action as it chooses, re- gardless of further communicatfon on the subject fron: the board Comptroller Lobeck sald vesterday that he has no desire to further prolong the fight, but would ask the city wtformey for an opinion on the new question in order to Insist that the procecBings be regular. Approval of the new isphalt repair epect- fications was given by the councll in a spe- clal session yesterday afternoon. ‘The reg- ulations provide that work shall begin not later than August %, and shall be com™ pleted within sixty days. They are sep- arate and distinet from the new paving specifications and will go o the mayor for confirmation. ORDER FRONT__EIRE ESCAPES After Inspection of ng, Decide Better Facilities for Safety Necessary. Oomeials, — . As a result of the Midland Pamt and Glass company fire, fire escapes wil] be or- dered placed on the front of the E. W. Nash buflding at 1608-16 Harney wstreet. Deputy Labor Commissfonet Busch, Fire Chief Salter and Bullding Inspector With- nell have conferred about the matter and have decided that a front escape is Im- perative. The bullding i8 five stories high, not of fireproof conmstruction and’ while equipped with escapes on' the rear these are not considered sufficlent. That front escapes should be previded was shown during the fire, when one man was compelled to make a dangerous leap to the roof of the Schlitz bufiding and another was rescued through a window by firemen with ladders. It is not thought the owner of the building will oppase the llfluhtlon of the additional appliances. [ ————— WANT UNIFORM ‘CLASS “WORK : Superistendent 8 Schools dnd: Comail mittee of Tearhers Disc ‘2 posed Sywtem. for Scho E. 3. Bodwell, superintendent of schools, 4 and a committee of the teachers of the county are conferring oOver & propes sition to Introduce uniformity in the clastes in the different schools of the county. This year, for the first.time, the directors of these schools will' put into practice the system of uniform. text books in all of the county schools and with this uniformity the teachers desire to adopt uniform classes 80 that a pupil removing from ane diStrict to another may continue his work as though he were in the same school. The commitee consists of Mr. Bodwall, John Speedie, Eva De Moss, Lorena Bteece and Annie E. Leach. They probably will complete their work in time to report to the district boards before the beginning of the next school year. A plon Healer. Bucklen's Aroioe Saive. tna best in e world, cures cuts, carn, burns, bolls, wlcers, sores and. piles or no pay. c. For sale by Kuhn & Co. (@498 Gtri's Costume, 8 10 12788 Girl's Costume 4%—Pretty little frocke made with yoke effect are much liked for little girls and are avallable for & yariety of materials. This one 1§ shown in Delft blue challie, flecked with black and white, and is trimmed with bands of plain. blue edged with black and white brald dnd ¢o bined with a yoke of tucked blue silk. The design, however, is appropriate for the entire range of childish materidls and the yoke can be of any contrasting material preferred The frock consists of the waist and the skirt, The walst is made over a fitted body Jining which is faced toform the voke. The backs are plain and gathered at the waist. line, but the fronts aré tucked to yoke Gepth and pouch well over the beit. The sleeves are tutked from shoulders to elbows and form full pufts below that polat, The skirt is eut in five gores and laid in inverted plaits at centér back. “The quantity of material required for the mediym size (10 years) is 6% yards 27 tnches wide, 4 yards 4 Inches wide or 2% yards 52 inches wide, with 1% yards 27 or % yard ¢ inches wide for yoke and-trim- m:r.‘- pattern 4495 is cut In sizes for girls of 6, § 10 and 12 years of age. For the accommodation of The Bee 4 | readers these patterns, which usually retall st from 2% to 50 cents, will be furnished at @« nomina! price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get a patiern enclose 10 cents, give number and name of Patiers.