Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 15, 1903, Page 11

THE OMAWA DAILY BEE SPECIAL NOTICES vertisements will be taken evening edition for moraing and Sun; 1 1-2c & wo *t insert! eafter. Noth %5e for the first i dvertise run consecutively, Advertisers, by bered cheek, e these columne atil 12 m. for the until 830 p. m. y editio; request Be delivered presentation of the @heok only, WANTED=SITUATION, POSITION as stenographer for young 1ady: office_experfence. Address “A,” B fice, Council Bluffs. WANTED—MALE HELP. FALL TERM ", SEPTEMBER 1. DAY AND NIGHT. Boyles College NEV YORK LIFE BLiu. BUSINESS, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRIT- ING, ENGLISH. Apply for Catalogue. B-148 r United States army, able- bodied, unmarried men, between ages of 21 and %, citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English, _For information apply to recruiting officer, and Dodge Sts, Omaha, and Hastings, Neb. B-M4H WILL §ive a worthy young man or woman a paid-up scholarship in Omaha's leading business college, to be paid for when course s finished and position secured. Address, B 2, Bee, B-610 WANTED—At once, a registered druggls married man preferred. Schaefer's cut price drug store, 16th and Chicago sts. M1 WANTED—Experienced window trimmer. J. L. Brandeis & Sons, Omaha, B—Mi8s WANTED, two good short order white cooks; wages, and $12; also, 2 white walters, Address Look box 3, 8t. Joseph, Mo. | B—M373 16 WANTED, young men not belonging to unions to register for street-car worl strike. Inclose stamp to The Western Rogister Bureau, Portland, Orogon —M3%5 18 WANTED— B SOLICITOR and collecror, able to furnish surety bond; good salary and ex- pense allowance; glve three references, Address K 59, Bee office. B—-M416 16x BRIGHT young man for music dept. of blg city store; cne willing to start in at bot- tom and learn the business in all its branches; give age and salary expected. Address K 61, Bee office, B2 16 WANTED, a small job of grading done at 10th and’ Arbor sts. Apply at 901 N. ¥. Life bullding. B—M426 16 An opportunity must be sought and grasped at once. Afe you making the most of yours or are you drifting? We need more competent, high-grade men to flll open- ings of all kinds—executive, clerical and techrical. If you are not getting all you are worth, of Af you desire to change, write today for plan and booklet. Hap- §oods (incorporated), Suite 6, Moriadnock ullding, Chicago. . -B FOll‘}ckTMD‘ Ea ml!rchflndl‘x!e,l [ of goods; one particularl; rable deal ‘t:n ; another $5,600; another $15,000; jood ds and reasonable amount cash ay bills will take these; have lar, exchange list and can get you fa r, square deals; list your wants with us! stocks of all 'kinds in different localities: grompt attention to all inguiries. Capitof ercantile Exchange, 204 Dall ows tlonal Adv. Co., Chicago, B—Mu9 16x e s ———— WANTED—SALESMEN, WANTED, salesmen, up to well first-class groceries mers at wholesal ents. -~ George Mel- :%m & g.. & “1‘&2%6“1:2" BOOK SALBSMEN, attention, we have an entirely new proposition for men of ability; territory 18 belng rapldly assigned; coupon and card leads. Y. Do Mayer Broadway and Locust'sts., St. Louls, Mo. —M448'17x WANTED-FEMALE HELP, clean, staple ] date, active, to dire to - don- first-class territor: 100 Girls, Call Canadlan office, 1th & Dodge. —692 ol i WO ‘WANTED, girl for light T P R G WANTED, competent girl general housework; three 1 2 Woodward, s07 Pacide Hamy WANTED—Experienced ‘dorwear and hosiery depariments. Uy, VB Brandeis ‘& Bons, Omaha. O iz WANTED, head dini b e T id ] Webb, Valentie, Neb. o 2P B hasdk 11 WANTED, a 'l:Ah.rwomn. Clllol_l once for at 816 N.' dist WANTED, at 211 8. 320 Ave., com, rl for general housework; f fl"em o, R 18 WANTED, a girl for general a-;i !r"’;‘}‘.‘.,.':,‘i';."“"? good .2‘}‘3:7":;‘5 3 " . P 8 Jeweler, 16th and WANTED, nurse girl, 2610 Dewey Ave. C—M49 16 10 operate shi; ‘l Address Creston Steam Ta. C=-Mi30 0% GIRL for general housework, 2122 Burt. . C—Me5 16x FOR RENT-HOUSES, chine; steady job, Laundry, Creston, FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. $1.00 to $2.00 per week, 422 So. 16th St., one block south of court house B-100 NIC ol room, modern, ,'V:'qryx r?nltvhnhl!: sntlemen referred. 1425 N. 1ith. 3 fhe B-702 O. M. . hauls trunks. Telephone 6i1 NICELY furnishad _rooms steam laundry, \750 Leavenworth. A-1788. Inquire Omaha Phone B—705 TNA HOUSE, B n, 13th & Dodge. AETNA HOUSE, Europea Dode ROOMS, $1.60 to $3.00 per we Tauraton Hotel, 15th and VIENNA HO TARGE 4 ‘and Kitchen, at 411 N, LARGE dining room en. at A1 State hotel, 1—M435 S13 Tel, 2052 k and up. 1812 Douglas st TWO elegant rooms, 2011 Harney red. DO YOU WANT AN UMBRELLA Once upon a time a man lost his umbrella. saying that the person was known and would be prosecuted if the umbrella SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1003, He puta * Lost” ad in The Bee, 3 was not returned. The next morning his front yard was full of umbrellas. M ANEOUS, usiness. Ca pital rejuired, Bee Q58 01 £2,000.00. J 21, NEW and 2dhand typewriters, 1119 l&unl;ru CLAIRVOYASNTS, MRS, CARRIE SMITH, SOV LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants; every- thing told; past, present and future. Sat- isfaction or no pay. 807 N. 15th. 8—720 REIGN 1824 Webster E— M4 17x MME. LUCRETIA, medium, 170 Califor- nia. 8310 Ssx FURNISHED KOOMS AND BOARD. e —————————— ELECTRIC i 8. HTH AVE.; private family. F-107 ROOMS, with or without board. 280 Har- ey. ’ F-M3U-15% FOR R —A_very desirable front room with alcove. The Pratt, 1L B. 30th 8t ———— FURNITURE PACKING. PETERSON & LUNDBERG, 115 So. 1ith. Tel. L-2368. H-708 == FOR RENT=STOKES AND OFFIC FOR RENT—The building formerly occu- pied by The Mee at 916 Farnam st. It has Iour stories and a basement which was formerly used as The iee press room, This will te rented very reasonably. if interested apply at oifice of C. L. Kose- Water, secretary, room i, Bee bullding. Iy FOR RENT—Bullding suitable for whole- sale purposes at Slv karnam, x¥, lour stories and first-class cemented bascment, clevator, fira and burglar proof vault, oflice counter and fixtures. For price and particulars inquire C. C. Rosewater, sec- Tetary the Bee Bullding Co., room 100, bee bullding. 1—MosT DESK room for rent. 64 Paxton block. 1Moo MME. SMITH, baths, 18 N. 1, Ea‘n?or’.zr.l T=721 GRACE O'BRYAN, Baths, 720 8. l—ilh. T—Mi0oe MINNIE TEMPLE, magnetic treatment and alcohol rubbing. ‘6 N. 1oth, 3 floor. T-158 14x MRS. DAVIS, 1621 Howard St., front rooms, tub bath; first-class attendant, TM—839 89 PERSONAL. VIAVI, a wholesale nerve and tissue food and home treatment for disorders of women. Free booklet. Viavi Co., 43 Bee Bldg. U DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and 5\;”!’flu~ ous hair removed by electricity. R. 2 and 3, 155 Farnam st. U. MAGNET PILE KILLER. At druggists, 31 PRIVATE home _durin bables adopted. The ?nnuulum. 2 1st ave., a. IT CURES. Ui confinement; 00d Samaritan Council _Bluft U-19% PRIVATE hospital before and during con- finement; bables boarded and_adopted. Mrs. Gaidels, 204 Lake. Tel. Red-1sh AGENTS WANTED, WANTED—Canvassing agents in every county to solicit subscriptions to Liii TWENTIETH CENTUKY FARMUR. Steady employment with assured good in- come. Agents in the couniry wilh horse and bugsy especially desired. Canyassers make easily 3% to $10 per month. Ad- dress Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. -2 J~: WI have all six of the different Pope Leo XILL books; best terms; ireight paid; outfit tree. Call or write W. A. Hixen- baugh & Co. W0 Ware bik., Omaha, | —MSt PRIVATI hospital before and during eon finement; best medical care and nursing Mrs. L. Fisher, 10l Vinton. Tel. 1889, PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladies before and during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerlsch, 362 California St. Terms reasonable. U—662 28 SURGEON-CHIROPODIST, 512 Bee bldg. PSR R ARG .. X MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTAT WANTED, city loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Fhrnam s o 7 AGENTS WANTED—4$75.00 weekly easily made ~selling our Double Indemniy Combination health and accident policfes. Liberal commission; strong company; experince unnecessary. Write for terms. Neational Health and Accldent Associa- tlon, G8 Crocker ‘Bidg, Des Moincs, Ia. THE ONLY authorized iife, of Popo Leo . written with the ehcourageme approbation and blessing of his holine by Mgr. Bernard O'Rellly, D. D., Lk, D., who for elght years lived in thé vatican as domestic prelate to the pope. ‘This dis- ungilshed. American_sytioe’ wae eum mons to R appoint e as Bis. oMolal DISETADHEr. Abproved ‘Whd Tecognized ‘by ‘Cardinal Gibbons and all church authorities as the only offietal blography of the pove; ovér S0 puge magnificently {llustrated; gwflltl opportunity f onis; beést commission; elegant outfit free. The John C. Winston Co., 328 Dearborn street, Chicago, IIl. J—DI0) 20x EXCEPTIONAL opportunities for a few ‘men are offered by the Union Central Life Insurance Co. Correspondence in- vited, J. M. Edmiston & Sons, general agents, Omaha and Lincoln. J—M32%—Sep. 8 IMPORTANT TO AGENTS. ‘We can furnish you with either Bernard O'Rellly’'s or Father James McGovern's Life of Pope Leo XIII, both endorsed by Cardinal Gibbons; glve complete history, contain all encyelical lelleru,“!mtml. anec~ dotes, etc.; not only published in English, but can be had in several languages: beautifully illustrated; premium with each book; state which wanted; best terms; “outfit free. Address American Publishing Co., Omaha, Neb. J—440 16 —_— e WANTED-TO RENT. TWO young men cestre room and board In private family not téo far out. In an- swering mentlon rates. Address K 60, Bee. K—421 15x WANTED TO RENT-List your vacant property with us; we have a steady de- mand for houses ‘and flats. N. P. Dodge & Co., 1614 Farnam st. K443 1 ‘WANTED—First-class room and board for two in & modern home. Address P. O. box 78, city. K—439 14x ANTED, room and board by lady in Council Bluffs, not too far out; private family preferred; terms must be reason- able. Address Mrs. E. Wilson, Fullerton, Nob. K--Méd4 16x B SRR A . 2 WANTED TO BUY. WANTED to buy, chairs. some good tal Union Dental College. N-—M574 WILL PAY cash for 40 to 50 acres within 16 miles of Omaha. Address K 62 Bee office. N—M3§1 _— FOR SALE-FURNITURE, FULL line of hard coal stoves now on sale. Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 DM"OE 09 oans: low rates, W. H. el. 1645, W31 PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. ¥ Lite FARM and_city Thomas, First Nat') Bank Bldg. . ey. Bemis, Paxton block. 4 TO 6 P. C. mon Bog FIVE PER CENT loans Farnam. . . D. Wead, 1520 Douglas. PRIVATE money. F.D. Wea. Dougla Garvin Bros., 1604 34 R estate loans and war- AN R pettrs & Co Bee g MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, EASY 188K plains our methods. Bt e tirniture, plaiios, warehouse recelpts, etc. (Jl‘ml.(k{()uo“ .Vl & permanent 0 o elALARL LK, Ly, exce] i . mot ey Our service is quick. and confidential and we lways try to pieua] All that w ask is that you give us a call before you borrow elsewhere. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Board of Trade Bldg, Tgl. 2295, (Established 1892.) 306 8. 16th B}z = USINESS IN LOANS TO LARGEST. PYROPLE, merchants, team- Sara boarding houses, etc.. without se- ter, Daasiest terms. ‘0 offices in prin- gipul cttes: Tolman, #0 Board of Trade lag. MONEY jes and wage earners: e Gystem of loans that sets you I debt. Any lady or gentleman, Sinchinist, engineer, etc., having reliable empioyment can get, just on his note: Half Monthly. Momhl&. Weekl‘ .5 or $6. Hi% o e o 1@ T et our system of 100—Return to W oot : lzs—’;{:u'j;: to us. :$ :; ig 3; ¥ e e ime, lowest Tates, confidential Mo “inquiries. Quick service. Courteous treatment. & Wrats o THE STAR LOAN CO., 644 PA. N BL MONEY LOANED ON JRN PIANOS, LIVE STOCK, FURNITURS, RRIRS, BYC. Low rates and easy terms. Business Confidential It u want to . T YLOENIN CREDIT CO. 0 6% Paxton Block. 16th and Farnam BUSINESS CHANCE CHAIR barber &hop, two bath will sell for nearly half if tuken in ten'days. Address K i, Bee. M453 23, the finest and best restaurant eats 100 people; elegantly and itted up; paying; best of gelling; unusual chance_for P. O. Box 119, Den ¥ ALE, enver completel re o right party FOR SALE=REAL ESTATE. 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 91213 N. Y. LIFE TEL. 314 RE-1%0 DON'T You want a good S-room modern hou within 10 minu walk of the postoffice or high school? Look at 1914 California. You can have it for '$3,000.00 The Byron Reed Company, 12 8. 14th St RE—M411 15 buys FOR SALE—Small cash pretty poultry, farm; pigs, chickens, pos tatoes, furniture includad; timber, or- chard, ete.; “chools, churches, stores, etc. convenient: aeverything included; 3395 healthy location: no overflows. = Other farms, “Farm Loans.” Box 2, Monteer, Mo, RE-—M- 366 17x payment 10-ROOM modern house, 11 blocks from postoffice, for sale cheap. 108 N. lth. Benewa & Co. RE—7 £$2,000.00 Buys 2811 Capltol avenue, § rooms, tull lot. Walking distance. he Byron Reed Company, 12 E. l4th St RE-M{11 15 MUSICAL, THOS. J. KELLY, volce. PATENTS, H, J. COWGILL—No fee unless successtul. 318 8. 16th St., Omaha. Tel. 1798 —762 PAWNHROKERS, EAGLE Loan Office, rellable. accommodat- ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas. —768 RUG MANUFACTURIN POSTOFFICE NOTIOR, to August § th, Inclusive, for despatch per U. 8. ansport NOTE—Unless otherwise addressed, West Australla is forwarded via Europs and Zewiand and Philippines via San Frun- the quickest —routes. Philippines addressed “via Canada” or “via must be fully prepald at the for- tes. Hawall |s forwarded via San Francisco exclusively Transpacifie mails are forwarded to port of safling dally and the schedule of clos- Ing 18 arranged on the presumption of thelr uninterrupted overland transit. $Reg! tered mail closes at 6:00 p. m. previous de CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster, ,wl‘:’;*!tflfllru New York, N. Y., August 7, —_— GOVERNMENT NOTICES, PROPOSALS AND power plant. Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, W ashington, D, C,, August 1, 1 Sealed proposals endorsed, Propogals for Heat and Power, Genca a," and addressed to the Commis: sioner of Indian Affairs, Washington, . C., will be received at the Indian otfice until 3 oclock p. m. of Thursday, September 3, 1 for furnishing the nece ¥ materials labor required to construct and com- plete a heating and power plant at Genoa school, Nebraska, in strict a ance with plans, specifications and instr tions to bidder which may be examined at this_office, the ofces of the “lmprove- ! Minneapolls, Minn.; the State Journal,” Lincoln, Neb.; “The Bee,” Omaha, Neb.; the Northwestern Manufacturers' association, 8t. Paul, Minn.; the “Buillders’ anc aders Exchanges’” at Oma , Neb., Milwaukee, Wis. and St Minn.; the U, 8. Indian Warehouses % South Canal 8t, Chic 1, ¥ pward 8t.,, Omaha, Neb.,, and Nos. 121 Wooster 8t., New York City, and at hool. For further llvh\rlhf\!ffln Apply to W. H. Winslow, Supt., Genoa, Nebraska. W, A S, Commissioner. FOR HEATING OMAHA Rug Factory SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A. C. Vax BANT'S school. 71 N. Y. Lite. ~T70 NEB. Business & Shorthand College. Boyd's Theater. o STORAGE, OM. Van Stor. Co., 1611% Farn. Tels. 165862, STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. RANCH and farm lands for salo by the Union Pacific Rallroad company. B. A. McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pacific ileadquarters, Oma b, E—748 WILLIAMSON SHARLES B, 1208 Farnam street. RE-13 YOUNG man, you will marry some da; Don't_laugh, you will, When you do you wili want a home. It you have a lot pald for you have the foundation. Begin now to save $10 a month. We have 20 beautiful residence lots in Benson for sale at $150 to 8200 each, Terms, $10_per month, &% Interest. BENSON & CARMICHAEL, 82 Paxton Block. RE-M401 15 $1,500.00 b-room near high terms. yron Reed Company, 12 8. 14th St RE—M411 15 HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT—Very cozy 8-room cottage, new, hot water heating plant, takes very little fuel; house newly painted and papered; 6 rooms and bath on irst floor; barn and 50-foot lot; paving all pald; east front. Also very hice 5-room cottage, northwest corner 4th and Hamil- ton sts, beautiful location, half block from schiool and car; 8 large cherry trees and fenced. See owner, St. James hotel, 496 8. 18th st. 'Phone A-33is. RE—M436 20 0 ACRES, improved; Sarpy Co. Lock box 101, Papillion, Neb. RE—M792 AS1 158 ACRES near Council Bluffs; (Mine or- chard, barns, creek, 7-room_ house, close to proposed _electric line, high bottom; snap at $57.50. = Address 204.Sapp block, Council Bluffs. RE—M338 18 HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; also acre property and farm lands. The O. F. Davis Co., Room 508, Bee Bldg. RE—746 SBALINE COUNTY farms are the best. I have some bargains. Write for particu- lars at once. F. G. Johnson, Dorchester, Neb. * RE—M592—22 2705 Davenport, rchool; eas; The house, ACCORDION PLEATING, GOLDMAN. 200 Douglas block. —~T49 ———— e ATTORNEYS, HERBERT 8. CRANE, 917 N, Y, L. Bldg. M365 seplix BALE TIES, OMAHA Hay Bale Tle Co., 811 North 16th. RUMBEL & SON, only tle fact ate. Tryus. lith & Nlchnfn Sf-.flrmi F-3369. —148 86 e CLRPENTERS AND JOINERS, ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairi, promptiy attended to. J. T. Ochlltree, 20t and Lake streets. ~370 DANCNIG ACADEMY, MORAND'S, Crefghton hall; rivate less dally; walts and two-step, W, v Tel. 1041, —881 A3l e ————— DETECTIVES. Y AMOUNT—$10 to $500 loaned holding a steady {m ion, without le(;ur' ity or publicity, at the very lowest ra u-. payments can be made to sult your cow venience; strictly confidential, RELIABLE CREDIT CO. Rooms 307-308 Paxton Block. Cfig}*.CORMACK. 617 Karbach hlock._;l“‘ol. e e — EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, MRS e oo ik s o SR G. R. RATHBUN, room 15, Com’'l Nat Bank —T62 — R. Co., Bee Bldg. D" e SR R L In_all_par HOUSES "%, »arts of, e 308 e IS D694 HOUSES !, #1}, parts ot the city. eters & FOR BALE—Furniture for a four-room cottage complete at a good bargain. In- quire 613 North 2ist street; must be sold {mmediately. O—437 18x [ ==} FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, PAYNE-BOSTWICK & %108 Now York Life Bldg toise, houses, . "Phone 1016, D686 WE MOVE planos. Maggard Van age Co. Tel. 145 O & Siee 1713 Webster St. D—i% CENTRAL, 1st-class 7-room house, 220 N, 5 DMt HOUSES, Insurance. Ringwalt, Barker Bik. i TQ MOVE Mght got Omaha Van Storage Co., office 16l1% Farnam, or Tels. 1569863 D688 FOR RENT, T-room_cottage, Ty veniencos, hice yard. 818 Park ™ Wn, K. Potter, Recelver, 08 Brown Bl ' ™ D150 TOP BUGGY at half price, also nearly new, 34 wagon gear, cheap, See A.W. John: son, with John Deere Plow Co. P-M10 2% TIRES set while you walit; first-class re- pair werk. H. Frost, 14th and Leayen- worth. P-T0 MONROE sells pleasure vehicles at 811 ; 16th St. P-m1 FOR SALE, @ first-class bugglen: war- ranted: a snap for somebody. —Call at % Leavenworth. P~ M3ug R e FOR SALE-MISCELLANEO FOR BALE, secondhand locomobile, first-class shape, at one-half price. or address, 1621 Farnam St in Call 13 ed on plain note to salaried Monl;lfilzz’ llr?x‘n{‘nen conr;h‘lenllll: lsfivut rates. 4 Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. % lary and jewelry loans. Foley Ao g0 B Green, . 8, Barjer blc - furniture, few- MONEY loaned 08 R e 7. Reed, 1) 78 X168 elry, horses, cows, etc. BUSINESS CHANCES, WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange any property or business quick, see Johrson, 848 N. Y. Life. Y= A GOOD paying 18-room hotel for sale in A O Dlrer fueb., at & bargain; ow: Nivea In Chicago I3 the obect in”seliin Mitchell & Faught, % Neb opportunity—Show for sale; L ana baities all parts of globe; also itent in: Philippines; alsa views Euro- 3210 N. 26th pean cities. Inquire W SPLENDID MODERN Toom sottage DO SR B man Ave. F. 00,2205 Bher- G. E. Turkington, 605 Be. 3 FOR RENT, a neat 8-room b, ern except furnace, 318 ¢, M. Hashmood 436-37 Paxton block. Doas " TEN-ROOM modern house, 201 Capitol DM Tix avenue. $-ROOM house, modern. with furnace: ve Apply 314 Clldwnll‘ag:. » cant Sept. 1. 16x FINE all-modern 10-room. large car line, $40. Inquire 3305 Bugy "™ O D-Me2 16x 5-ROOM. 2th and Hamilton, 13 2308 Burt o M qaire FOR RENT-2038 Burt St 10-r. sdern house, two bath rooms, large yard wiih barn, 0 N. P. Dodgs & Go. 10 Fan nam’ st. DMz 1b FOR RENT—Nine-room modern house. fur- ace. porcelain bath, 422 So. v B Dollge & Con 184 nm:_m. % DM 15 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. DEWEY hotel, 15th and Fa European rnam. st S OB ROYAL HOTEL, m wih & g:lsgu_ ink barrels, % cents each; large, well made barrels; make first-class garbage receptacles. Fred Youngs, foreman, Bee press room, reas entrance Bee Bldg. v ey INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. Q-4 FOR SALE, a new 800-ampere, double-pole switch; never been used. Apply to or ad. dress = “Superintendent Bee Building, Omaha. Q-MT767 TBLEPHONE POLES; long fir timben Ghicken fswuce; oak Piling. 801 Douglns el & gl Q115 ON and wire fences, tree guards, trellises, IR ON e Anchor Fence Co, 6 N. 1jth st Q—-716 CATALOGUE cut drug prices free. Sher- Tan & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. Q-T18 FISHEL strain White Rocks, standard bred silver _spangled Hambirgs: Ham- Vurg eggs, $1.00 per_setting; White Rocks, W per seting, W. H. Bloane, Avery: eb. Q—M384 185x FOR SALE. Crane bydraulic elevator; can be used elther passenger or frelght: com- Blete. iron guide posta, cage and wire en- closure. J. 1. Brandels & Sons. Q488 FOR BALE cheap, 12-foot counter t foot count FOR SALE, empty how case and match, 16-foot show case, 2 13- Jobnson & Goodlett Co. G- L 000 and want to get into it have you o offer? Give lars. Address . Bee particulars. K3, Be 1 _HAV busine: some office. RARE chance for anvone with $00 to §1,000 RKAORI&(‘(;H‘(' cash business paying $30 to §75 weekly net profl short hours, pleasant occupation. Addrl‘;l “CO)llumle‘ork ré::ryn 2 Vi Broadway, New o 9144, 260 West Br Y, Yo 8 TRUE— }‘T:l}nn is the best investment. Better than bonds—pays more profit safely, Better than stocks—no speculation. Hetter than grain—greater results without ambling. B hen horse racing schemes—no has- u:urlde{:u-'ms:":‘.:inm or oll ventures—no “hole {h the ground” in which to sink capital Yes, cottan {8 the best investment for tangl- e profits and visible assets. Capital always ;'ul-h”‘l to draft. Particu- lars, pamphlets free. o., Bourse, Philadelnhis. Storey Cotton C Yedoinva. FLORISTS, HESS & SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam, —T63 L. HENDERSON, florist, 1519 Farnam, St —764 A — LAW AND COLLECTIONS, BTILLMAN & PRICE, 23 U. 8. Nat. Bk. bld. 160 NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Y. Life Bidg., atlorneys and collectors every- where. =161 FURNITURE PACKED, GATE CITY Upholsterin, springs ughtened. Tel. ry's Ave. woven wire 7. 1705 St. —T66. C GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Eldg. Tel. 56 GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE cesspools and vaults, removes garbage and dead animals at reduced prices, 621 N, 16th. Tel. 1719, 4 cleans LAWNMOWERS. SHARPENED, P. Melcholr, 13th & Howard —768 _— LOCKSMITHS, R. HEFLIN, 3% N. 16th st. Tel. %74, Cut prices on keys this month. —-Mis2 813 ————————————— LOST, MARE, chestnut coior, welght 1,100 pound: Tight ‘spot on face. When lost had blan- ket on; 24th and A sircets, South Omana 3 Douglas stree eral rewar. ¥ boas Lost—369 16x SR SALE, a nice three-chair FOR Bawie Grove. Ia. A bargain at $315. Address K 62, Bee. Y—M5 16x UMBRELLA, with stag handle be owner's name. Return to F. E. Colb; §. 16th st., and receive #. Los! MEN WANTBD everywhere (by advel lisers) to aistribute ~ecirculars. “samples ey e et rnad Pay. Address Na: Bldg., St. Paul Minn. M6 15% FOR SALE, furnished restaurant, cheap; Aoing §nod business. G, Lo Graves Ra: anne. *Nah XM iy DY'S gold watch, Waltham make; please L arn o Miss Naliman, o1 6. recelve . T Lowt—iis LOST—Brown Irish Water Spaniel Lo, long yellow bhair on les: collar with name plate on ral rewa Telurn TATVa"RE Marvs Ave. | Lost—M46 16x CURED. Julia Vaughn, 4% Ramge BI TICKET BROKERS, CUT RATE railroad tickets everywhere. P. H. Philbin, 1606 Farnam. ‘Phone 754 —714 ————————————— Uy TINNERS, G. B. KOCH, 2th and Maple. Tel. L-1049, 333 88 —_— UPHOLSTERING. REFINISHING — OMAHA FURNITURE REPAIR WORKS, 2201 Farnam, Tel. 2681 —M464 814 POSTOFFICE NOTICE, (Should be read DAILY by all interested, as_changes may occur at any time.) Forelgn malls for the week ending August 15, 1903, will close (promptly in all cases) at the General Post Office as follows: Par- cels-Post Malis will close one hour earlier than closing time shown below. Parccls- ost mails for Germany close at 6 p. onday per 8. “Kronprinz Wilheim; Wednesday, per s _s. “G. Kurfurst,” and Friday, per s. s. “Prinz Siglsmund.” ReP(ulu‘ and supplementary malls close at Forelgn Station half hour later than closing time shown below (except that Sup- plementary Malls for Europe and Central America, via Colon, close one hour later at Forelgn Station: Transatlantic Mails, SATURDAY—At 6:30 a. m. for Euro, per s. 8. Etrurla, via Queenstown: at § 4. m, for Belgium direct, per 8. s. Finland (mail must be directed “per s. s, Finland"); at 8:30 a. m. for Italy direct, per s. s. Lahn (malil must be dirécted “‘per s. 8. Lahn"); at 9:3 a. m, for Scotland direct, per s, s. Astorla, (mail must be directed *'per s. s. Astoria". *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes Printed Matfer, Commercial Pa- pers, and Samples for Germany only. The same class of mafl matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless speclalzy directed hy her. After the closing of the Suppiementary Transatlantic Malls named above, ad- ditional Supplementary Malls are opened on the piera of the American, English, French and German steamers, and re- main open untfl within Ten Minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. Mails for South and Central America, West Indl Ete, SATURDAY—At 8 a. m. for BERMUDA, per Trinidad; at §:3 a. m. (supple. mentary 9% a. m) for CURACAO ‘and VENEZUELA, per s. s. Edda (mall for Savanilla and Cartagena must be di- rected “per 8. 8. Edda’); at 9 a. m. for PORTO RICO, per 8. 8. Ponce; at 9:30 a. ‘m. (supplementary 10:3 a. m.) for FOR- TUNE ~ISLAND, JAMAICA. SAVA- NILLA, CARTAGENA and GREYTOWN, per & 8. Valencla (mail for Costa Rlca must be directed “per s. s. Valencla" 10 a. m. for CUBA, per 6. s. Havana, Havana. b Mails Forwarded Ov. cept Transpacific, CUBA—By rall to Port Tampa, Fla. thence ‘v steamer, closes ot thie '051'4':2 daily, except Thursd: at §6:; the connecting m: ays, Wednesdays MEXICO CITY—Overland, unless spe ddressed for despatch by steamer oloses at this office dally, except Sunday, at 1:0 p. m, and 11:30'p. m. Sundays at 1 B nd 130 pm. NEWFOUNDLAND—By rall to Nortn Sydney, and thenco b mer, closes at this office dally at 630 p. .- (connecting 5 ery Monday, W, 4 day and Saturday). slelers JAMAICA—By rafl to Boston, and thence by steamer, closes at this office at 6:30 R Pty Tuesday and Thursda . MIQUELON—By rali to Boston. and thence by steamer, closes at this office daily at 6:30 p.m™ BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ AND GUATE. MALA-By rail to New Oriesns sei thence by steamer, closes at this office daily, except Sundiy, at §1:30 p. m. and #11:%'p, m. Sundays at §1 p. 'm. and §11:50 B, m. (connecting mail closes here Mon- lays at f11:00 p. m.) 208TA RICA—By rall to New Orleans, ana thence by steamer, closes at this office dally, except Sunday, at §1:30 p. m. and §1:80'p, m., Sundays at §1 p.m."and §i1 -3 g, m. (conhecting mai closes hers Tuss- aye at (10 p. ) JREGISTERED MAIL closes at ¢ p. m. previous day. Ete, Ex- Transpacific Matls, TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, San Franclsco, close here dally at . m. up to August §i0th, inclusive, for espatch per s. 8. Mariposa HAWAIL via San Francisco, close here dally at 630 p. 'm. up to August floch, inclusive, for despatch per s. 5. Alameda CHINA and Japan, via Vancouver and Vic- torla, B.' C., close here daily at 8:30 p. m. Up to August §lith. incluslve, for dek patch per 8. s. Empress of Japan. (Me chandise for U. 8. Postal Agency at Ehanghal cannot bo forwarded via Can- ada. HAWAIL, JAPAN. CHINA and PHILIP- PINE 'ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to August P‘thi inclusive, for despatch per s s optic. AUSTRALIA (except West), FIJI LANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, Vancouver and Vietoria, B. 1. here dafly at 6:3 p. m. up to Augu §15th, inclusive for despatch per s. Aorangl. CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close here dally at € p. i up to August fisth, inclusive, for despatch per s. s. Kagd Maru, HAWAIL, CHINA, JAPAN and speciall addressed mall_'for the PHILIPPINE 1SLANDS, via San Francisco, ciose here dally at'6:30 p. m. up to August 2ist, fn- clusive, for despatch per s s. America Maru. NEW 'ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA (exce West), NEW CALEDONIA, FLII, MOA and HAWAIL via San Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up 0 August 24, inclusive. per dcspaich per & lerra. (If the Cunard Ateamer carrying the British mall for New Zealand does not arrive in time to connmect with this despatch, extra malls—closing at 6:30 a. m. 9:30 a. m., and 6:3) p m.; Sundays at'4:30 a. m., 9 & m. &nd 6:80 p. m.—will be made up and forwarded until the ar- rival of the Cunard PHILIPPINE ISLAN] cisco, close here dally at 18- | Fast St. LEGAL NOTICE, BIDS FOR COAL. Bealed bids will be received and opened Aug. 20, 103, for the delivery of ten cars of anthracite coal, at once, f. 0. b, Yank- ton, 8o, Dak. All bids must be accom- panied by a certified check made payable to J. A. Beifeld, Sioux City, lowa, on some solvent bank, for $300.00, to be forfeited in case party failing to the signing of con- tract and giving of Lond. J. A. BEIFELD ASd-12t-M Stoux City, Towa. RAILWAY TIME CARD. UNION STATION-10TH AND Unfon Pacific. Leave. Qverland Limited . 40 am The Fast Mail.. California Express Pacific Express Eastern Express . The Atlantic Express The Colorado Speclal Chicago Speclal Lincoln, Beatrice Stromsburg Express..b 4:00 pm North Platte Local......a §:00 am Grand Island Local.....b 5:30 pm Chicago, Milwaukee & St, P Chicago Daylight g Chicago Fast E Chicago Limit Des Moines Express, Chicago & Northwestern, he Northwestern Line. Fast Chicago Mall ....... Local Sioux Cic Daylight St. Paul. Daylight Chicago . Local ChiCago ........ Local Cedar Rapids. Limited Chicago Local Carroll Fast Chicago Paul Fast Mail Local Sioux City. Norfolk & Bonesteel Lincoln & Long Pine Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific. EAST. Chicago Daylight L't'd.a 3. Ghicago Dayiignt Local.a 7 Chicago Express b Des Molnes Express, Chicago Fast kxp) WEST. Rocky Mountain L't'd...a 7:30 am Lincoln, Colo. Springs, Denver, Pueblo an West Colo., Texa: Oklahoma ‘Wabash. 8t. Louis “Cannon Ball" Express 8t. Louis il Bluffs al. Flyer .. 10:30 pm Chicago Express ;i Chicago, Minneapolis & 8t. Paul Linited. ...... Minneapolfs & St. Express Chicago Local Chicago Express . Missouri Pacifie. §t. Louls Express K. C. & 8t. L. Ex. e WEBSTER DEPOT—15TH & WEBSTER a 6:10 pm a 8:05 am b10:36 pm 10:3 am a 6:25 pm a 6:156 am Chieago, St. Paul, Omaha. Twin City Passenger. Sioux City Passenger. Oakiand Local, Missouri Pacifie, Nebraska a ‘Weeping Water. ‘b 4:10 pm 10 Chicago & Northwestern, Neb and Wyoming Division, Black_Hills, Deadwood, Liead, Hot Springs.....a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm Wyoming, Casper and, o las .d 8:0 pm e b: Hastings, Vork, David P % pm City, Supe. lor, Geneva, Exeter and Séward....b 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm —— BURLINGTON STATION=10TH & MASON Minneapolis & m a 9:10 pm m alli® am m b 8:45 am ab a2 b6 ka Burlington & Missouri River, Leave. Arrive. Beatrice and 50 am b12:05 8:50 am & 745 bm 4:10 pm & 6:46 am 23,10 pm & 3:10 pm a 0:08 am b10:35 am & 8:27 am Wymore, Lineoln Nebraska Expi Denver_Limited. Black Hils and Sound Express Colorado Ve Flyer Lincoln b 2:52 pm Fort Crook and mouth 3 b 3:35 pm Bellevuo & Pacific Jt..a 7:80 pm Bellevue & Pacific Jet.'a 3:50 am Kansas City, St, Joseph & Blufls. Kansas Cit a La a a11:10 pm Counell Day EX..a 8t. Louls Flyer a b 2105 am Kansas City Night Ex . a10 2 6.06 pm Chicago, Burlington & Quiney, Chicago Speclal a3:55 Chicago Vestibuied Tix. a 748 am Chicago Loca 11 Chicago Limited. Fast Mail a 6:05 pm a Dally. b Dally except Sunday. d Dall; except Haturday. o Daily except Monday. " STEAMSHIFS, HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE New Twin-Screw Bieamers of 13.500 Tous ROTTERDAM, via BOULOGNE, Wednesday ai 10 A M ..Aug. 9| Potsdam LiAug. 8|Statendam Rotterdam ........Sept. 8| Ryndam HOLLAND-AMERICA LIN 60 Dearborn St., Chicago, 11, Harry Moores, 1601 Farsam .. C. Rutherford, 13 Feroam ot J. B Rernolds 03 Parmem . WHEAT GOES TO A DOLLAR Cash Article Highest in Minneapolis it Has Been Since Lelter Corner, Seot. 9 Bept. 14 Sept. 2 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Aug. 14— Dollar wheat” was at last seen on ‘change today for the first time since the Leiter corner in 1898, It was cash wheat and there were sales at that figure. Later $.02 was asked and $.01 bid, with no sales. Beptember option touched e, the highest point in fourteen years. Sult for Damages. The street rallway company is asked to pay the sum of $10.000 damages in & peti- {ion_filed by C. A. Meinig for his son, Rob- ert Meinig, in the district court this ‘after- noon for alleged injuries inflicted by & Walnut Hill car. HITCH IN BARKER AFFAIRS Legnl Obstacle in Diviston of Prop- erty Delays Closing of Hotel and Other Plans. There 1s a slight hitch in the proceedings for the division of the Barker estate and the lease of the Barker hotel bullding to the John Deere Plow company may not be- come effective as soon as was hoped by both parties to the proposed arrangement, The trouble comes over the attempt to make an equitable division of the property between Joseph Barker and his uncle, George Barker. Previous to the death of Joseph Barker, sr., the brothers held all of thelr real estate in common, and this bas Leen continued by the administrator of the Joseph Barker estate, W. A. Redick. Last November Judge Vinsonhaler issued orders for the final distribution of the es- tate, the entire property to descend to Jo- seph Barker, jr., with no charges against it except the dower of the widow of the deceased Joseph Barker, ‘When the young man was ready to come into possession of the property he decided that he would want his property to himselt and not In common with his uncle and for this reason the division of the estate has been postponed from time to time, the ad- ministrator hoping that the division could be made without resort to any legal means for a sale of any of the property. The proposition to make this division was re- celved ngreeably by George Barker, but it has peen so far impossible to make the divislon in a manner eatisfactory to both, and Joseph Barker desires to have the dl- vision made before he takes charge of the property. It may be that a number of the pleces of real estate held by the brothers will be placed on the market and the proceeds di- vided, but both parties hope to avold this, and the final distribution 18 delayed to per- mit a mutually satisfactory divisions At the time of the filing of the schedules of the property in the county court the es- tate possessed personal property fo the 1 value. of $39.108, and real estate valued at $103,625, besldes some personal property upon which no valuation was placed. All claims against the estate have been pald except one and that is protected by a bond for $20,000. GOVERNOR AT LONG RANGE McGliton Will Fill 2 from Omaha During the Late ter's Absence. While Governor Mickey s on his western tour Lieutenant Governor E. G. McGilton of Omaha will be acting governor of the state. “I will remain in Omaha,” sald Mr. McGilton, “and will only go to Idncoln when my presence at the state_capital Is absolutely necessary. I have not been in- formed at this time that the governor is to be absent from the state. He goes at a very busy time for me and I will fill the office of governor at long range as much as possible.” DENTIST LICENSE REVOKED Omaha Man Debarred from Practice by the State Authorities on Competitor's Petition, Notice that the State Board of Health has revoked the certificate of Sellm E. ‘Worster, an Omaha dentist, has been filed with the county clerk. The notification recites that Dr. Worster has been found gullty of dishonest and dishonorable con- duct In the practice of dentistry. Com- plaints agalnst him were flled by another dentist. The State Board of Dental secre- taries recommended that the above action be taken. Good Advice for Travelerr. Whether golng to the mountains or sea shore or taking a journey on business or pleasure never leave home without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colle, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy. It fs worth many times its cost when needed, and may save life. Buy it now. Engineers Talk of Wages, ST. PAUL, Minn, Aug. .—A grievance committee of the engineers and firemen of the Great Northern is in session here dis- cussing the wage scale. All parts of the system are represented. It is expected that the ‘company will be asked to advancs wages. Gates s Tmproving, BARATOGA, N. Y., Au,.lu.—.ynhn W, ul Gates spent another rest night and gns of improvement. ] - P 4404 Russtan Coat, 32 10 40 bust, an Coat with Applied Box Plaits, 44%—Long coats are much in Vogue and gain favor with each succeeding week. This one 18 made in Russian style and iy well adapted both to the entire sult and the general wrap. The model {s made of black taffeta stitched with silk, but all coat and {suit materials, both silk and wool, are | equally appropriate “The coat consists of a blouse portion that s made with applied box plaits at front and back, and is fitted by -means of shoulder and under-arm seams, and the skirt, which Is attached thereto beneath the belt. The skirt includes applied plaits that form continuous lines with the blouse and is laid in inverted plaits at the center back, which provide graceful fullness. The right front laps over the left to close in double-breasted style beneath the edge of the plait. ‘The sleeves are box plaited from the elbows to the shoulders, o providing the snug fit required by fashion, but form full puffs at the wrists, where they are fin ished by flare cuffs, The quantity of material required for the medium size is 6% yards 27 inches wide, 4 yards 44 Inches wide or 4 yards 52 inches wide. The pattern, 4494, 18 cut in sizes for a 32, 4, 86, 3 and 40-inch bust measure, For the sccommodauion of 0 Bes readers these patterns, which usually retail at from 2 to 5 cents, will be furnished at a nomina) price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get a pattern enclose 10 cents, §ive number and name of patiern.