Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 20, 1903, Page 9

=gy Mu--n- for these columne w1l be taken until 12 m. for the cvening edition and antil 8:30 p. m. for morning and Sunday edition. Rates, 1 1-2c & word frst | word thereafter, Not v less t] 25e Jor the first inser- These vertisements mest be Advertisers, by requestin, bered check, ean hnve ans' dressed to & numbered letter I‘ e-'. of The Kee. Answers so addresced will be delivered om prosemtation eheok omly. BOBER man who understands laying fine briek wanty stead tion in _fact moderate wege. W H B Borst, %17 Beward street. A—MTZ 2x WANTED-MALE HELP, FALL TERM SEPTEMEER 1. DAY AND NIGHT. Boyles College NEW IUIK LIFE B BUBINESS, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRIT- hc e ogue. 2 B-146 e I SRIRVAGE DRRIC RS o § B WANTED-—For United States army, Abl- married me WILL give & worth, man o R S e m 1o be paid for when w‘:@' position secured. A0 tu(erad Jrogsisl; price ‘l“l n-\ sth and % 'fim"““&.‘.‘fl: =3 WANTED—Men to w w-mm. Vil = o ) 'M.u“"""&.l“‘;flfl S 1, 'nunlon and 8 Tair. stree ‘Address J. un, Ravenna, Neb. B-679 19 WANTED, an sxperionced bogkkeoper, foF Bes “ B Mo WANTED, age as col -m barber trade; few spieodil wages paid sranted; um ! nearly i ex” ng man about 18 years of r. Address L %, Bee. nce in B—e18 2 wtu . BT ey 13 8 1kth st rint- T T e WANTED, young man about 1§ age as colisotor. Address 121 n.'."éig‘lf B—473 1 stenographer and bookkeeper, ith hulmu -hlu and experience u&. work, doing some out- gt ‘hecessary. dress L ce. B—4T1 16 w:uvm- tatlor_at Counell u-‘n 7% wor n.:"u'u-m'lmaut w&r:o- ~lmcm ana ’—v——r~———— Bluffs Broad- B-M723 OMAHA EOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT HALL On 7th floer of The Bee Building FORMERLY LODGE ROOM OF THE ROYAL ARCANUM. $S per single night. SPECIAL RATES To i10dges and societies for regular nights. All night elevater service—electric lighted. Large ell ventilated Plano—splendid floor. Platforms and pedestals for lodges purposes Apply R. C. Peters & Co., Rental Agents, Ground floor Bee Bidg. ~ ee——pe—tep— E—M-614 FOR RENT—HOUSES WANTED-TO BUY. 'H 8t., § rooms, uy'mll'!, $14.00, (A“ o') lbv'. houses Th except fur- nace. 10y Pacific + 4 rooms and batl 516 h 16th ll . 4 ¢ rooms, bath, g $27.50. ath Bt 71200, L8 1M e blgae Toveaiment 2 FOR RENT, a neat l- %} Al furnace, 3 5 X230 blu. o, FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. DEWHEY European “otel, 13th and Farnam. E—69% ROYAL HOTEL, Eump-l. 16th & Chler .00 to §2.00 ka.fl.n.ll\h!L, block south of court house. B0 LY 1 Inquire Omaha N'lCl (urg;bfi roomA IN o~ A-l?. E—706 e e 3 3 & X AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th m ROOMS, 3150 to $3.00 per week; board, $.00. Tourston Hotel, 15th and Jackson fl*&“ NICE cool room, modern, very reasonable; gentlemen preferred. 1425 N. 17th. E-1 PRI S50 s SHAT S5 SO i ©O. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone c%_ o VIENNA HOTEL, 100 %mw‘? WILL PAY cash for 4 to 60 acres within }'lmmllu of Omaha. Address K 82 ce. OD MILK COW. F. D. Wead, 124 s, N—M6%4 2 FOR SALE~FURNITURE. FULL line of hard coal stoves now on sale. bicago Furniture Co., 1610 Dodge 8t. 0709 FURNKTCIE ot lmn flat; good location; full of good paying roomers; will sell at a b-rn n It ken soon. C 411 North 14th St ‘al] or address O-—M703 %° FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. DAILY BEE: T"l RSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1903. WOULD YOU RATHER HAVE THE MONEY THAN SOME OF YOUR UNUSED HOUSEHOLD GOODS. A WANT AD IN THE BEE WILL SELL ANY OLD THING. MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. EASY B9 TO PAY Best explains our methods ‘We loan on furniture, rilnc-. warehouse receipts, etc. Or if you Ve & permanent make posiin’we oy PRV P2 e without security, excepl your own agree. ment. o repay. ‘Our service is quick and conndential and we aiways ey we ask is that you Five ua’e cali elsew here. MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried le: busipese confldemlll lowest rates. B Paxton B J. A, Hutton Co. MONEY To_salaried empioyes wnd -;‘.. carners: i our sysiem of louns thal gets you St O d Any ia ‘seitieman. o hinist ehginecr, $ic, Daving rellabie employment can get, Jusi on his note: Weekly. Monthly. llnmnl 435, a’s or 8. lowest rates, I o Inquiries. Quick service. Courleous tmen! Tl':l'-lgl“AB LOANK CO.. PAX‘I'(JHXB_Xi_L LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEQPLE. vnerclum- team- rding without as- offices in Bo. BY LOANED ON nlL\lTUthO! LIVE STOCK, and euy ltrm-. um- ‘n?‘sndll Try Ve money. ul At ‘vu wln t]’)fi‘ Y- L] Pllwn Bloek lflh and Farnam !,t: SH IN ANY AMOUNT- flO (o Bt!) loanad CASH atatore, pianos, etc., and to people olding a steady position, without secur- PY or publicity, at the very lowest rates; Payments can be made to suit your con- veniehce; strictly confld"nllll RE! L ABLP‘ CREDIT CO. -308 Paxton Block. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. IN familles. Miss Sturdy, 6% N_#th Py T —— L EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, G. R RATHBUN, room 15, Com’l Nat Bank —_— FLORISTS, HESS & SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam. L. HENDERSON, florist, 1819 Farnam, 8t =784 LAW AND COLLECTIONS, STILLMAN & PRICE, &3 U. 8. Nat. Bk. e NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Life Bidg., attorneys and collectors ev where. e'.‘.’ — GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAMA PLATING CO., Bee Bidg. Tol B PO At " 24 3 GARBAGE. ANTL-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspools and vaults, removes garbaj and dead animals at reduced prices. N._16th._Tel. 1719, | . LAWNMOWERS. SHARPENED. P. Melchoir, 15th & Bowul LOCKSMITHS. C. R. HEFLIN, 3 N. 16th st. Tel. 2% Cut prices on keys this month. M2 8 LOST. UMBRELLA, with stag handle bearing owner's name. Return to F. E. Colby, 213 _B.16th st and receive %. Lostaist LOST, lady's gold wateh, between 33d_and Howard end 334 and Lafayette, on Far- nam or Harney line. Please return to 561 8. A, Liveral reward. Lost—®1 19x Leather pocketbook _ containing notes. Return to Nat'l Cash Register Co., 44 8. 15th and receive reward Lost—M719 TTE! lary and jewelry loans. Foley CHA-B Cokl:c wD‘ Gfeen, R. 8, Bux “zk 'I'OP BUGGY at half price, also uru new, jon r, cheap. Bee A. . John- o fohn Dere Plow o - first-class re- and Leaven- P-T10 set whils' TIRES st whid you vail e Wortn t, 14th MONROE sells pleasuré vehicles at 811 N. 16th St. P71 FOR SALE, 2 first-class b ranted; a snap for somebody. venworth. les; war- all at 2630 P—M33 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. BALE, secondhand _locom: T atet-ciass aha hape, 41 one-balf prics o call or address, Farnam Q_m 08, furniture, uomlm anm fi’: BUSINESS CHANCES. you want to buy, sell or w! . any property or hulln!l. aulcn lee EA l‘i.mn.’ N Lite. Y- h l ! for sale in A 900D, paying 18- 18-room hotel Sor sale ln at a barg: m- in Chi¢ago 8 the “ovject in seliing. Mitchell & Faught, Wood River, Neb BPLENDID opportunity—Show for sale: norama battles all parts of globe; alss firest in Phitipplace; also feuro- pean cities. Inquire N. 26th MEDICAL, LIQUOR HABIT CM in (hrec d ‘when cured. No rite tu clreulln Gatlin muuuq, Bl 8. Ml DIES! Chichester's English yroyal D (s pert S te, Toliabie. Take o s Particulars. lotter by, return mall. Ask Chemical Co.. Phllld‘l , Pa. MUSICAL, THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Devidge B_lzl. RUG MANUFAOTURING. PR e oS e A SN OMAHA Rug Factory, 1521 Leaven. T‘;’. FOR SALE. » new #ampere. double pols ver bean used. ADDIY Lo 3 Superintendent Hes Bufiies am Omaha. 50 week and Btate hotel, w:.-"fl P g N 813 - 3 Howard. NICE rooms, day or week. I: e CAPITOL KO'I‘B'L Ill and CM!DI Ave.; elegant roqms with board. . L 100 Girls. umm.umtpfi‘ “ q.'-. llor}igl houuwor umuy 'urrm cempeten: m Tees In ey, } 3007 Paoctfic, for gemeral Mrs. Harry C—o56 R WS T W, - C—Mid n‘n-nm .v L VR dpee ORI B3 poe T e 0& for general housework. 1788 South 'om'utnu.kolmr—nf Gmaia-#o fi"» Ay =¥ 2 Har- M7 Bx , 210 N. nT'EB HOTEL, European ;I_Ah "r ROOHL ‘with or -00“( I‘pl‘l;- FURNITURE PACKING, PETEREON & LUNDBERG, 116 8o 17th Tel. H- L2258, FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. formerly st. It has ‘“‘."-m was | st B SRR oxgc.mued &trl for. ‘w .w,.w W E:Mll FOR RENT-HOUSKS, HOUSES ! HOUSES "™} Point s, The ko 31 RN M e SRASEUL S SR 0 ST CENTRAL, 1st-class 7-room house. 30 . 5. D] oll.ho‘q R i - SRR b T W e 1T FOR m-r. T-room cot m ce ‘lld “firt Av‘. Wl:. T Sy ARV ShiT: T AHA%_H.“ “mnlw‘e &% COMPANY, Joo e = DESK reom for rent. flmm AGENTS WANTED. ¢ [DR. ROY, agents, Omaha om&\. Chareh utberiies & 5o blography of "fu"" over ustrated; uni 29""'"‘" low-nu- Joha o C Winston o, Ll m'-a..m.....m-‘ timbers; e PHONE POLES. L Bt 4 :-.-,o‘.‘fwfi':’fia' -CHAIR barber two bath o c Will sell for pear ‘,I Phaif it taken days. Address K T—I‘I 2x n small dress Bx ool in ten l‘OR SALE, mal'y b“muunu tehef, care Omahs e R SALE—Stock of groceries, or I.PMA (or residence pto»'lv’w ™0 8. M st — e t; com- wire en- Q8 INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. Q- T A -three thousand, dfour WILL SELL AT ‘ m wlm ce stock of second- cles; ovtr to select from— A fi?:‘d?‘:fi"%"..‘ha""" o ave. Q—Me8l 2 ICE for sale in car load lots. Lhoohluco. Lincoln, Neb. ot CLAIRVOYASNTS, T et e isfaction er no ny s S W W NN & .#.l LUCRETIA, medium, 1709 Califor- - 8340 S8x ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. MME BMITH, bathe, 18 N. 35, 34 figor, 3| p P A L S GRACE O'BRYAN, Bathe. 0 8 1th T v wmw" r;antroo-; M-—339 89 PERSONAL. omen. B e 'lfimlt’l_nu ard superflu- ous hair’ l.lll Itm Kllld KAGN’I'!‘ Plul‘lzl-l-“. b (%Y_a# PRIVATE _home confinement; = 5 tnl 78 ist ave, Council Blu‘l?", PNVA'I'I .:g. m.u ‘"m& Ar:wmbd-n.uam.‘..,. e l- PRIVATE Santiarium for ::a.w..m Wi El — T T SURCQEON-CHIROPODIST, 512 Bee bldg. MONEY T0 LOAN-REAL BSTATE. T FARM loans; low rates. W. PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 881 )l.{ Lite. 4 TO 6 P. C. money. l-nmuuug-u e R I T O 'ER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., " R PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, “Dfi‘ s B e FIVE PER WANTED- reata R FOR SALE-] - in very o RO FOoR "m!fll. OBTEOPATHY. The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bids. T. 262 Atzen & Farwell, Paxton Blk, 0k%. T. DRS FINCH & MILLER, 14 8 th St DR. GRACR DEEGAN, 2 N, Y. u Tel. 2686 GID. E_ & ALICE JOHNSON. meo Suite 515, New York Life Bldg. PASTURAGE, FOR EXCHANGE-—A ‘grand for country merchants: u #toc o1 merchandise, tnvolosd 700, ho‘-'nt from: the''w! thag 13 months for cash: ;W selab] gn inexperienced owagr resson for trad fng; & fne deal can be made for w Nitle cash and some good property. Another f W50, one $15.600. one '$7.8%0 and Sno $9.400. All these stocks can be traded foe i oot barmects of sart cash For tull pnucuun address Brown & Co., 5% Hall bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Z—-M#6 8x FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, » FA‘M OR GA“&DEN L&"p’% MN res 4 miles fr v SEOHGE e T S %‘—n a5} are uu best. 1 Idll. eru for particu- h&ll once. G. ""“""i-"-"{f-"fl?' Lock A arilon Neb. e 2 e N HOUSES and lfll‘ I.l all parts of dl’. also acre farm lands. The O. F. B Hoom uh. Beo Bids. RB—it6 BCOM PARK DISTRICT-Very cosy Sroom cottage, new, hot water heating t, takes very lltt.k fuel; house newly g'nu‘ and pa, nd it foor; barn and wmm b p-flu all Also very nice §-room hln -om- Ty lnd lencod owner, Bt James hotel, 8. 15th st TR Phone A-uuk el oo ot s Shead. heds. "1, IR dfld eadjuarters, PASTURB for horses. Theo. Wifliams, L PATENTS. B .Y f'OWGlLL—)lo fee unless th St., Omaha. Tel. 178 —7% PATENTS Sues & Co., Omaha, Neb. Il lustrated patent book free. Tgl‘ 1623. PAWNBROKERS., GLE Loan Office, rellable, accommod: ng; all business confidential 1501 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A. C. VAN BANT'S school. 717 N. Y. LT‘A‘)‘ NEB. Business & Shorthand College. n_om‘u ‘Theater. STATU OR\AMEN‘I‘AL worL Gonnella_ & Bro., M—638 Sepiéx - STORAGE. OM_ Van Btor. Co., 16113 Farn. Tels. 1580000, Tola. 1560902 STAMMERING AlD‘l'lllllll.llO. CURED. Julia Vaughn, @ Rames Biog TICKET BROKERS. ;vr PR Wi | s cpam - - s BV 1 £ A0 RATE raflroad tickets ev: TINNERS, B KOCH, Wih and Maple. Tel L1b®. 338 88 for sale i b s RE—16 )&u 'Ilh forty-five Mrs. *x aux mllel frv- Co., ¥S Bee RE-Me % WILLIAMSON FOR SALE. country CTes hh‘ clear ti w £ ‘Basimor " Neb: lob&nlom Seriboer, FOR IALI—M Omaha. Neb. RE—6% o. F. Dl\ REAL ESTATE BARGAINS— on Farnam St E‘Nl“‘.fi&nflm . Gex1g2, only $16,000.0, &% buys l"; and two houses, rented for & mon! THOMAS BRENNAN, 9 8. 1ath St RE-T10 % C——————————— ACCORDION PLEATING. GOLDHMAN. 200 Douglas block. ATTORNEYS, ™ HERBERT 8. CRANE, 811 N. Y L. Bidg M265 seplix —_— BALE TIES, Dmml!u&tht..llethl“m —48 R, RUMBEL & SON, only tis factory in tate. Try us 14th & Nicholas Sts. Tel = —ie e——————————————e——re—— CARPENTEBS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter yops and repatria prom| attended to. . Ochiitree, 2 and m streets. —370 ene——————y DANCNIG ACADEMY, ton ha'l; two-step, M 8. daily; walts DETECTIVES. CA" QOMK. 7 Karbach block. Tel =il THURSDAY-—AL § & m. for CUBA, per & !Fast Chicage {lv-u lessons | Tel. 104 —881 A3l llr.fil-'l'llllfl. B.B;lrllluha IAFA F‘DRI\ITL“ R WORKR Farna l Tel. 'Il GATE CITY Uphollufl:l{ Co., woven wire ‘tl‘huned. Tel. B-27. 175 St ve. POSTOFFIOE NOTICE. (Should be read DAILY all interested, a8 changes may occur at .:’n time. "ordl'n mails for the week t will tgmm General Post Office as follows:-. Par- 'ost Malls will close une hour earlier closing time shown below. and supplementary mails cl Station half hour later lhu at ¢ cels- one bour lai station.) Cransatiantic Mails, THURSDAY—AL 7 &, m. ror FRAN. TZERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN, PR L 10 KEY, EGYPT, GREECE, BRITINH INDIA® §nd LORENZO MAR- QUEZ, La Bavole, g s Vader- X (wvnl(g-emud 1 per 5. . Campania, Queenstown. - *PRINTED MATTER, takes Printed Matter, ER, ETC.—This steamer Commercial Pa- pers. and Samples for Germany only: The lass of mail matter for othes parts | ot Burope will Dot be o ubless spectal:y After the \clodn“‘n! he Buppiement ls pamea &bove, ditional Buppl: al! on the . Monterey (mail for Mexico, grom, © che and Vera C rec BE S iiopterey for hORT E| RAZ! ary via e nd for GUANTANAMO, CIENFUEGOS, per s € m. for 8T. KITTS, ST. E and ST. MARTINS (via 8t BRITISH, ANA, per . 8. Uller, via Georgetown. RIDAY_At 10 g. m. for HAITI, Prln. Willem 1I (mail for' Ca rt de Palx, Curacao, Venezuela, nd British lnd Dutch Guigna must be directed “per s s Prins Willem I1"); st 12 m, for usxn'o per s s. Niagara, Yia Tampico (mail must be directed ' per s Niagara”); at 1 p. m. for PORTO BLATA, por Foxhall, from Boston mall for other parts of ihe Dominicen Republic must directed Foxhall"): at 63 b m. for Bl RMODA, steamer from Halifax TURDAY -At 4 & m. for ARGENTINE, CRUGUAY and PARAGUAY. per Barotee: ‘at 630 a. m. for NEWFOUND- LAND, ‘per s s Rosalind; at §:3 a_m. &xnnfiflnmur 9:30 a. m) for CURACAO and VENEZU Caracas (mail for Bava Cm.pna must be atr.cud C;nu ); at 930 a [C o) for FORTUNE ISCAND. 3 MAICA SAVANIDLA and CARTAGENA. BT N 5, Altal (mail for directed “per &. 8. Altai") (supplementary 10:30 a_m HATTI lndw!ANTA uARTA, a via_Pro- must be at 12 Mansos, SANTIAGO turnins Mex H 2 CUBA, p‘l‘ a8 Ollnfi. vIA Hl\rlnL Mafls Forwarded Overland, Ete, Ex- cept Transpacifi lfly rall te Port Tampa, Fla, and Stegmer, closss at_this office cépt Thursdays, at $:30 a m. the mnnml malls elose here on Mon- lt{l(‘o Y s and Saturdays). erland. ally unless rtch by ‘steamer. closss v 8 Sunday, at 11:30'p. m. Sundays at 1 N “‘mL KD-By rail to North dney, and thence by stsamer, closes at his office d.lly at 6: m. (connecting malls cloge hefe every Monday, Wednes- dfl 8aturda YX JAMAICA-By rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, closes at office at 6:30 Ty Tuesday 2 Thursda N—By rali to Boston, and thence steamer, closes at this ofce daily at n.-x,va:. PUERTO CORTEZ AND GUATE- MALA-B: By rafl to New Orleans, steamer, closes at this offie d‘"& !xcepl Sunday, at §1:30 p. m. Sundays at §l p. m. lfld un x. (u)fl 1} on- aftd 208T A RIC th A bQ necting here %l iy y rall to New Orl and ce by steamer, closes omee , except Sunda. B Sundays hectiny m -liuaw)p ‘ MAIL closes at ¢ p. m. previous day. Transpacifie Mails. NA and JAPAN, via Seattle y at 6:30 e o inclusive, for despatch )er ) AL CH!NA JAPAN and speciall for_ the PHILIPPIN ISLANDS, = s-n Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to Auuu s2ist, in- Clusive, for Qespate 5. America NEW ZEALAND, ALSTRALXA i‘x‘: Tres), NEW CALEDONIA, FLJ MOA and H. . via San Mc\m close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to August clusive, gr despatch per 8. 8. ] nard steamer carrying h mall for New Zealand does not arrive in time to connect with this despatch, extra lnnll'—defin‘ at 5:30 a. 9.3 l- -. and 6:3 p. m.; Sundays m., § & m. and 6:30 p. m.—Ww] dt up ‘and forwarded until the ar- the Cunard steamer.) PPI)\E llM!\D vil Sln hn- "“" “sespatch to Al\;‘u."! j27th, lnclu:nlvo. lor t A!I JA.PA CHINA ILIP- % Can, s prIIE u-. here dally at 6:3 b. m: up tb Amni Jllullvn.y for despatch s g, Gan 2 here £:30 to A it §31, chulve. for dnrlch o & Mameds, CHINA and 7 oria, B, C.. clase here dl .’ m. 3 to: September 11, lndunve. to! al- of Chi Shandize. for ‘s. 5. Empress Postal mq Shanghal ctvmal be forwarded via C ada.) ADSTRALIA (except West) FIJI 18- DS and NEW CALEDONIA _( clally ddrasad taty) vis Vaseouva aad ctoria, B. C., close here dally at £:3 go up to September. f12, inclust despatch per s. . TAHITI and MARQUESAS 8 ISLANDS, yia Francisco, ciose here dally at' 6:30 o (D to Beptember ¥15. inclusive, for patch per = s. Mariposa. for NOTE—Unless otherwise addressed, West is forwarded via Europe and and and Philippines via San Fran- gickest routes. Philippines A T T I " m y prepal at the for- elgn rates. Hawail is forwarded via Ssn Francisco exclusively. cific malls are forwarded to port gf sailing daily and the schedule of clos- on the mpuon of lhllr closes a . ELIUS VAN 08". New overiand ‘transi nionl t..d COR! ut.mlllr. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. PROPOSALS FOR SINKING ONE TUBU- lar Dces Well. Office Chiet Quartermas. ;’r;pmul i o uc.u wmu‘bo c lseu‘l.d office until 13 0'clock Roon. central standard Au‘un nnon, con up.n;:!m‘mm. one Soe i\":fi of reect any or all p or thereof. Informa ':_;n...p and blahka furmisned on ication. .gmlhnnld » volopu conulnfl Weu ps lnd addressed Tub\llu' D.- Chfl' 'l‘.]. “a ef Quar- y 29-30Augis-20-20-2 um-rmc_ AND omfi plant. Department of the Interior, Indian airs, Washington, D. C., A ouale or Here. dag P fpracd. R and’ Power, Genoa. 10 the Commis- sloner of Indiarn Aftaire: Weshingion B 6. will be received at the Indlan flxu until 2 figlogk b m. of ‘Thuraday, September 1. i8Ge,"for "Gurnianing ‘Une Decosmary materials % 0 construct and com: power plant at the ehn'h in strict accord- lans, specifications and instruc- lers, which may be eumlnod ofices . e PROPDSALS * FOR and St " Paaten Warehousts 266 South Canal Chicago, 11l d Omaha, Neb.. and Nos. St.' New York City, and at For further mrnm.ufon apply to W. H. Winslow, Supt., Genoa, Nebras W. A .YU\ES (‘Ommllllnn T, Ad-6-5-11-13-15-18-20-22 (h- wchool. nul.luv TIME CARD, UNION STATION-10TH AND Union Pacifie. Overland Limited . Bn Fast Mail. C: lornh Bpr o e The Atlantic Express. The Colorado Specia clal Einoeln, "Beatrios, and Stromsburg Express..b {:00 pm North Platte Local Grand Island i by, this ahip | Guic Cl abén Chicago. P Fresch 2ad" dermtn Heaars oo Tmaln open untt within Ten Minutes Of bour of salling or steamer Mails for South and Central Ameries, West Indies, Ete, Minneapoils & L & 805 am b10:3 pm 2103 am estern. B “The Northwestern Line." IWam a7:Xam DUTCH and FRENCH 'GUI- | ' ATLWAY TIME CARD, \ A | Mall Local Sloux City.: | Baytighe 8t Paul Da th( Chicago =2 T B E sy 53 38555553 | Limited Chicago Local Carroll . | Fast Chicago Fast St Paul... Just Matl ..o Local Stoux City. Norfolk & Bonesteel.. Lincoln & Long Pine Chicage, Rock | - v ot mtenon 2 wyw ohT PREe E’.".‘ s » s S¥ITcEdw BREsEaEn S3ke e — 55535855 8333 8 73 H Chicago Daylight I. v Chicago Daylight Local Chicago Express Des Moines Ex Chicago Fast » - 134 » 3 ress. xpress. W Rocky Mountain L't'd. Lincoln, (olu 8 &2 ges Bt & 5:55 pm & 8:20 am | 8 %:15 am & 10:90 pm 810100 am & §:35 al0:60 pm & 625 m' Missouri Pacific. Nebraska IML Via Weeping W b 4:10 pm Chicago & lmh-nn.n, Nebrasks Pircra ot Borings. e 3:00 pm a 5 Wyoming, Casper and N d 3:00 pm o 5:00 Hastt oy [s] iperior, Ganevs ) Ity, rior, Ekvier Sna Boward, . 300 pm b §:00 pmy - — BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON Burlington & Missouri River, Lesve. Arrive. Bx!-ock Jillls and and o und Bx 1 Colorado y vmmuua neuevv- & Pacific Jct..a 7:50 pm Bellevue & Pacific Jet..a ll"u Kansas City, St. Joseph & Couneil b 3:16 pm mfls am am lyer Kansas City Night Chicago, Burlington & Quiney. s Cl Loc ;;m‘&lcnu Limited. all a Dall Sunday. except b Dally urday. e except M STEAMSHLPS. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE -ROT 'm 'll X TORE Bailing Wi nol.LAlD-AllncA ull. 69 Dearbora St., m Rutherterd, Harry Moores, 1661 Parnam flms.lll—nflhfl-m—s NEWSBOYS WEAR NEW HAT&E Swoep Down on Btors Are Given 1 Vintages of Few Years Past. Several hundred ‘newsboys are wearing new hats. Some of theni wers popular and costly in the fall of 1901 and others were the thing in the‘spring of 190, but they.are’, new and shiny and the newshoys got them' * for pothing.. A leading hat store has beea : cleaning up its stock and found a lot of . hats that bugs- gontk” out of fashlon. Bo they invited arald from the newsboys and | the latter arrived at the back door n full | force. The lads were ushered in four at a | time, properly fitted and turned loose with proud skypleces and inflated chests. A mages from City. Mrs. Anna J. Rebinson has filed notice with the city thht she had her right shoulder joint fraotured and dislocated by falling_on the Davenport street sidewal near Twenty-ffth street, on the evening of August 15, She threaténs to sue the city for $,000 if satisfactory settlement is not made, alleging that she has been deprived rmanently of the use of her right arm. he claims the sidewalk is dangerous and defective on the south side of the street, where the accident oceurred. + 6800 Misses' Box Plaited Coat, 2018y Misses Box Plaited Coat 4,500—Long bax plaited coats are among the features of the season that may be relied upon to extend thelr favor well fiitc the future and are much worn by yeung girls. This one is adapted 1o both the entire suit and the general wrap and to all the lighter Weight materials in vogue, but as 'illustrated is made of pongee stitched with aflk and trimmed with handsome buttons, which are beld by sflk corls above the walst. The plaits give long lines, which mean an éffeét of slenderness even while the coat is loose. The sleeves are the large and anple ones that slip on over the bodice with ease. The coat is made with full length fronts and backs and skirt portion that is joined to them beneath the belt and plaits. The box_plaits at.the center is laid in, but those from the shoulders and the back are ap- plied. At the neck is & flat collar and & pointed belt 1s worn at the w The sleeves are plaited above the elbows, but form full pufts below that point and are finished with roll-over flare cuffs. The quantity of material required for the medium size 18 8% yards 27 inches wide, 3% yards 4 inches wide or 3% yards & inehes wide. The cost pattern, 4506, is cut in sizes for giris of 12, 14 and 16 years of age. For the sgeommodation of The Bee readers these patterns, which usually retail at from 2 to 5 cents, will be furnished at & nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get a pattern enclose 10 cents, give Bumber and name of pattera.