Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1903, Page 7

y 4 THE OMAHA DAILY SPECIAL NOTICES = tor the 8:30 p. . for morning an ay edition. Tates, 1 1-3c & word first Advertisers, by requesting & a bered check, can have answers dre mbered letter i ente aced will SITUATIONS WANTED, WANTED-By young man of good address Bndkexvt{hnc‘;, ponéhnn' os hookktey or; unk preferred; good reference. Addre T4b, He CUSTOM CUTTER AND TAILOR from east, with 20 years' experience in talloring. Address M 2, Bee office A—466 31x he fine WANTED—MALE HELP. FALL TERM SEPTEMBER 1. DAY AND NIGHT. Boyles College NV SORK LUK Bl BUBINESS, sSHuiibhAny, L1l ING, ENGLLSH Apply 'tor Catalogue. WRIT- B—146 , for United States army, ab bodied, unmarried men, butween ages of i and 3, citizens of ‘United Btaies, of §00d character and temperate habits, Who €an speak, read and write Knglish. ¥ or in- formation apply o recruiling oficer, 16th and Dodge Sts, Omaha, und Husilngs, Neb. B—-M4is WILL give & worthy young man or woman §, Daid-up scholarship in Omaba's leading usiness college, 10 be paid for when Gourse s finisned and positiop secured. Address B %. Bee. 610 WANTED, at once, married ‘man prei Price Drug Stote, a reglsterod druggist rred. Schaefer's Cut h and Chicago St B—M134 ANTED, egperienced window trimmer. J. L. Brandeis & Sons, Omaha. B—M533 WANTED, a taflor at Council Blufts Steam ‘Works, 1016-1017 West Bl";uul\\uy‘ WANTED-Good messengers. A. D. T. Co., 212 8. 18th. . B—139 | FOR R l T HAL On FORMERLY LODGE $5 per single night. SPECIAL RATES o lodges and societies for regular nights. Large room—well ventilated Plano—splendid floor. Pluttorms and pedestals for lodges purposes Arply R. C. Peters & Co., Rental Agents, Ground floor Bee Blig 7th floor of The Bee Building ROOM OF THE ROYAL ARCANU*S AN night elevator service—electric lighted. | J | { FOR RENT—-HOUSKS, WANTED TO BUY. FOR RENT, No. 1029 So. 30th ave., 11-room brick, full cellar, cistern, oak floors and finish; furnace and all modern, in best ndidon, 1081 So. 0th ave., 10-room, complete and modern, finest appointment and fin- ish; Founeulun September 1. Inquire on premises. D—Mi21 FOR RENT-2%64 Harney st., desirable modern house of 8 rooms in first-class re- pair, $6. Garvin Bros, 1604 Fl\ll')l TWO b-room cottages, 106 and 107 8, 28th, $8 each; 5322 Manderson, 8 rooms, $10; oth- ers. Ringwalt Bros., Harker Blk, D-—M326 31 WANTED, young man with small capital or good’ business principles, to take charge of business just under way; good pAVinE thing o right party. Addfess L ), Bee B—141 3ix WANTED, at once, good coatmaker; also €ood pantmaker; steady work the year and good pay. Denison Clothing Denison, Ia. B8 4 around Co., MEN wanted to learn barber trade; our explains how ~we teach it malled free. Call Moler Barber 1302 Douglas. B—M370 4x gpod butcher to take charge ughter house work; only good, re- llabln and sober man over 40 years of age need apply. W. Misko, Ord, Neb. B—M206 1x nced dress goods men. at 10 o'ciock. J. L. B—M3s 2 , x| Apply mornings BPandels & Hons. WANTED, harness cutters. Wyeth Hdw. & Mfg. Co., St. Joseph, Mo. -M213 31 WANTED, stout, active boy: salary, $2 per month. | Fufay & MeArdle, Arifngton ock, 1611 Dodge st. B4 81 WANTED, men everywhere; good pay; to distribute circulars, adv. matter, tack signs, ete. No canvassing. National Adv., Bureau, Chicago. BALESMEN, to call on business and pro- fessional men by introduction and request only; must engage with view to perma- nency; have address and exccutiyo bility and b ble of presenting i fordeful and convincing manner, a strictly high-grade proposition; preference given to men from 2 to 45 years; compensation, 000 annually. Call or write 1124 National fiu bldg., Chrcago, 11 B_MiT1 0 WANTED SALESMEN, BOOK SALESMEN ATTENTION—We have an entirely new osition for men ity ‘erritory {s being rapldly as- d. Coupon and card leads. . or, Broadway and Locust sts. St s, Mo, M166 31x WANTED-FEMALE HEL) 0 Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th & Dodge. C—owd B—M&9 81x FOR RENT, September 1, to small family, six-room cottage, modern except fur- nace; 2211 California 5. Al 607 N. 19th st. e —————— I'OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, DEWEY Buropean hotel, 13th and Farnam. B—69 ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago o o=l $1.00 to $2.00 per week, 422 So, 15th St. block south of court house. B Inquire Omaha nworth. _Phone E—106 NICELY furnishad room: steam laundry, \780 Le A-1788, » Bu , 13th & e, ABETNA HOUSE, ropean, ED:% NICE cool room, modern, very reasonable; gentlemen preferred. 1425 N.1ith. o oo ks, Telephone 611 0. M. E. hauls trunks. ‘elephon - e ;_'phone 679, VIENNA HOTEL, 101 m“l’)‘; g — e ROOMS, $1.50 per week and up. State hotel, 1812 Dou:lnwn. E—-Mi3% 813 C! r week. 1625 Howard. NICE rooms, day of e 608 B1o% TOL HOTEL, 18th and Capitol Ave.; Cé‘ll:;m?z rooms with or without \éou;%“ Cuming M156 S3% MODERN rooms, front. 2019 St Mar 's avenue. E—161 Bfl ) ,OOME—F1ne location, mod- able, 2216 Farnam E—-M17 1x G tly furnished. 624 RQOMS, furnished or partly furglshed, & NICELY furnished room. 1815 st. - WANTED, chalrs. dental N—M6T4 to buy, some good Union Dental Colleg: WILL PAY cash for 40 to 50 a 15_miles of Oma es_within Address K WANTED—Good second-hand tennis rac quets. State make, price and where they may Address L € Bee office. N—-M169 81x be seen. L EAS BEE: MONDAY, 1903, OUR AD MEN WILL WRITE YOUR WANT AD SO AS TO BRING BEST RETURNS. TELEPHONE 238 AND ONE WILL CALL. TO LOAN<REAL ESTA ATE money. F. D a, 150 D 4TO 6 P. C. money. Bemls, Paxtop block. W11 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, CASH IN ANY AMOUNT—$10 to $500 loaned on_furniture, pianos, etc., and to people | holding a steady position, without secur- | ity or publicity, at the very lowest rates; payments can be made to suit your cons venience; strictly_confiden RELIABLE CREDIT CO. Rooms 07508 Paxton Block. X356 MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, jew- | elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 8] 13 X743 TO GET 10 PAY Benit_ explains vur methods. Weo loan on furniture, pianos, warehouss receipts, ete. Or If you Lave 4 permanent position' we can make you a SALARY LOAN without security, exXcept your own Agree ment_to repay, Our service (s quick and confidential and we always try (o please. All that we,ask {8 that you give us a call tefore you borrow elsewhere. UMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN C 119 Boatd of Trade Bldg, Tel. 2 (Bstablished 1592) 306 8. 16th St X8 MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, LIVE STOCK, SALARL ETC. Low rates.and easy t. Business Confide; Try us it yo ENIX CREDI ). PHOEN > 628 Paxton Biock. 1oth and Farnam S| nptly attended to. ind Lake streets. DANCNIG ACADEMY MORAND'S Dancing School, 15th and Harney, reopens for adults on Tuesday, ptember 1, at 8 p. m. You will save §2 th regular price If you join on or the opening night. Call. Open day Tel. 1041 M—154 81x DRESSMAKI IN families. Miss Sturdy, 624 N_20th, ~464 Slix children's sewing. ~Mi00 5* DRESSMAKING 3309 Howard. and DETECTIVES, CAPT. CORMACK, 517 Karbach block. Tel. A8, 761 —_— EXPRIR'T ACCOUNTANT. G. R RATHBUN, room 16, Com'l Nat 512!" e ———— FLORISTS, 8 & SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam. 58 L. HENDERSON, florist, 1519 Farnam, Bt GARBAGE. 4 NTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., clea: cesspools and vaulls, removes garbage £nd dead animals at reduced prices. 621 N. 16th. _Tel. 177" IN LOANS TO merchants, team- ete., without se- 40 offices in prin- sters, boarding houses, curity; easiest torms. cipal’ cities. Tolman, 440 Board of Trade Hidt X740 CHATTEL, salary and jewelry loans oley Loan Co., suc. to D. Green, K. §, Barke bk, WANTED, to buy, & farm of 15 or 2) acres, more or less, adjoining Omaha; one with good improvements preferred. Will pay cash; state price, kind of Improvements and land. Address Box 7, ~Richland, Neb. N—M219 Septix — FOR SALE~FURNITURE. FULL Iine of hard coal stoves now on sals Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge 8! O- FOR SALE—AIl carpets, furniture, kitchen utensils, dining room, office and bar fi stock of liquors, cigars, etc., cluding safe, cash re 200l table, Barker hotei, Omaha, inquire ot Frank Barker, manager. O—MUS5 81 r———— ey FOR SALE~HORSES, WAGONS, TIRES set while you walt pair werk, H. Frof worth. MONROE sells 16th St. FOR BALE, 2 first-class buggles; ranted; nep for somebody. Leav rth, AUTOMOBILE for sale; first-class o tlon, engine good as new. Address L 5, Bee' offic P—M163 §1° . __ ] FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, FOR BALE, secondhand locomabile e, ut vne-half price. Farnam St © BTC, first-class ro- , 14th and Leaven- P-710 pleasure vehicles at 11 N. war- “all’ at 2620 P—M393 in Call Q-8 FOR SALE, a new 800-ampere, double-pol Switch; Rever beon used. APDIY Lo Grwde rintendent Les * Building, — M6} TELEPHONE POLES; long fir timbers; chicken fxace; oak DIng Sl Douglas: I Q= TRON and wire fences, tree guards, trelllscs. ‘Western Anchor Fence Co., 25 N. 17th _St. Q716 CATALOGUE cut drug prices free. Sher- man & MoConuell Drug Co. Omaa.” 718 MONEY To_salaried empioyés and wage earners: Get our system of loans that gels you out of debt. Any lady or gentieman, | machinist, engineer, etc., having rellable employ@ment can get, Just on his note: Half- . Monthly. Weekly. .58 3.8 o6 0 00—~Return to 60—Return to Z—Return to 15—Return 10 L Easiest terms. lowest rates, .No inquiries. Quick service. treatinent. THE STAR J.OAN'CO.. 64 PAXTON SLK. Courteous MONEY Joaned on plain nute to selaried eople: business confidential; lowest rates. V" "Paxton biock. The 1. A. Hutign, Co. ORI TR ..~ 1Y BUSINKSS CHANCES, WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchang any property or business quick, see J. H. onzson, M3 N. Y. Life. g A_GOOD vaying 1-room hoiel for sale in A ood ver Siebs, ‘at s bargain; owner lives in Chitago fd the object in’sclilug. Mitchell & Faukbt; Wood Kiver, Neb, - e g GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CU., Bee Bldg. T STILLMAN & PRICE, NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Y. NE e Hlde, attorneys and collectors e 7 M. MACFARLAND, 819 N. Y. L. Bldg. 3 M. MACFARLAND, 819 N, ¥. L. Bids —_—— LAWNMOWERS. SHARPENED, P. Melcholr, 13th & Howard —_— LOCKSMITHS, R. HEFLIN, 3% N 16th st Tei. 274 ” ric this month. Cut prices on keys s e e ey LOST. . Thursday night, gentleman's black Ketbook, containing papers of no value Pit 1o, the, owner. Liteward 1T Fecutned to 0, Commercial National an 3 room 10, Co 1 bunk bid LOST, kodak album, Burt and 1ith and Cumis G N, “Jith and recelve reward. Lost- etween 16th and Return to -MAT2 1% MUSICAL, FOR SALE—Drug store in very flon “with establislicd,trade G tion for doctor.._ P. 0. Box 3, City.) OUR-CHAIR bagber shup, two bath P oomma; Wil el for neurly half it twken Ad e in‘ten days, - Address K O, Bee. FOR SALB—Good hardware, farniture and Sndertaking. business, store ballding and residence aldo. Address Box 188, Ply- mouth, Neb, ~MINT 89 FOR SALEv a first-glass harness shop in a good Gepman-town of 600; will sell only German - preferred; stock invoice d reagon for selling; & good dress M 10, Bee. —M34 = St FOR SALE, restaurant and 1n & good fown; have 8ood patronago. Ad- ,' Harvard, Neb. dress Box 109, o R, V' icely furnished rooms; all modern; T:\G?luo l’zel\. 219 Jones. l‘fj!\ll'fi 1 A NICELY furnished room, suitable for Itmen. 2717 Jackson. one or two geneltmel Jacketi six tamily v for neral ars. Harry C—995 W‘ANTED——Ewrhncfld salesladios In erwear and hosiery departments. J Brandels & Son —M532 WANTED, a washerwoman. Call at once C—Mav2 WANTED, girls for light houseworl of two. ‘Address J &, Bee. WANTED, &irl usework; three in family, ‘oodward, 3007 Pacific. competent un- aha. at 316 N. st St NICELY furnished rooms. 'Phone AZSL. Nl Boughas. EMT0 $1x — FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. ENT—A very desirable front room 'g}‘mnl'fllcovn. The ‘l‘lll, W 8, ls!l'h ili“ CENTER HOTBEL, European F‘J‘.{‘,‘J‘&,." FOR SALE, Crane hydraulic elevator; can De used either passenger or freight; com- plete, iron guide poats, cage and wire <n- closure. J. L. Brandeis & Sons. Q-G98 INDIAN goods and relics, 119 Farnam, Q-4 IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Faram. —i19 ICE for sale in car load lots. Addrese Lincoln lce Co., Lincoln, Neb. Q—-M715 FOR SALE, thirty-three thousand, four hundred and ninety-seven shares Goid Hill Mining Stock, ten cents a shate if taken quick. Tnquire T. F. Van Dorn, Bnard of Trado ITCHFIELD, Neh., {8 much in need of a L Eet cluas “hotel. Good site may be se- cured. Located on main line' B. M. R, R. Population 50. Address F. Starks, Sec- retary Litchfield Mutual = Improvement club, Y—M230 Septix 'OR_SALE, only drug store in small town O ifarian’ county. Nebraska. No saloon: preveriptions from two doctors with good practice; established business; large te ritory, Good reasons for selling. Address M 2, Bee. Y-M208 1x FOR RENT, only meat market and ice business In good épuntry town. Will sell horses, wagons and tools; a good slaugh- ter house and 4 acres of pasture goes with it. We run 2 wagons. Good reasons “ollege of Music and Dramatic ATt 623 N. 20th 5L, (Dodge Bt car). Ex- Aminations for iwenty iree snd partial seholurstips in il sublects dept. I8 and 24, at the college; pradtice rooms with Planos for students. ror particulars apply B8 “Wright, L. L. C. M., director. “Phoré, 1101 758 19 THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davidge Block. THOS. J Biges WANTED- Boys with good voices for Trin- v Cmfi"‘“fi"{\‘fhxmf o i Gad chels Abply F. H. Wright, organist a Qivector. 726819 MEDICAL, LIQUOR HABIT cured in three days. Pay s cured. No hypodermics. Write for lars. Gatlin Inatitute, 2 8. 140, AN LI SRR S WL B OSTEOPATHY, elr 1D. ALICE JOHNBSON, osteopaths. O Rite’nr few York Lite Bids. Tel o AND MARCY. Chicago & Northwestern, “The Northwestern Line." Leave. a 3:40 am & 8:00 pm a §:10 am am §:00 am §:10 pm 8:16 pm 40 pm 5:30 pm §:10 pm Arrive. Fast Chicago.. Mall ... Local Sfoux City Daylight 8t. Paul Daylight Chicago.... Local Cedar Rapids... Limited Chicago Local Carroll a 8:30 a Al all:10 pi | st Chicago. | Fast St. Paul | Fast Mal....... Local Bioux City.. | Norfolk & Bonesteei Lincoln & Long Pine.. Ilinols Central. a a a u 3,45 p a Arrive. Chicago Express ... . 7:% am Chicago, Minneapolis & 8t. Paul Limited.......a 7:50 pm Minneapolis & St. Express ... Chicago Local ! Chicago Express.. Chicago, Milwauke: { Chicago Daylight.. | Chicago Fast Expreet | Chicago Limited. Des Molnes Express. Union Pacific, Overland Limited The Fast Mall Galifornia Bxpress acific Express. Bastern Express. The Atlantio Express. The ‘Colorado Special Chicago Special Lincoln, ~Beatrice "‘and Stromaburg Expross..b Ngrth Blatte Local GPand 1sland "Local Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifie, EAST. Chicago Daylight L'Cd.a 3:56 am Chicago Daylight Local.a 7:00 am | Chicago Express. ..bl1:16 am Des Molnes Txpress. ...a 4:30 pm Chicago Fast Express..a 5:3 pm WEST, Rocky Mountain L't'd..a 7:30 am Lincoln, Colo. Springs, Denver, Pueblo an West_....... ....0 1:30 pm Colo,, Texas, Cai. 'and Okiahoma Flyer.......a 5:40 pm Missouri Pacific, 8t. Louls Express. K. C. & St. L. Bx. Wabasn. 8t. Louls Bxpress ... 8t. Louls iocal, il Blufts . bl1i60 ‘annon Bal a 5i55 pm Coun- creeeenad 9216 am Chicago & Northwestern, Nebr and Wyoming Division. Leave, Black Hills, Deadwood, Lead, Hot Bprings. Wyoming, Casper and ouglas Hastings, ¥ork, David City, Buperior, Genev: I'xeter and Séeward Chicago, St, Omahn, Twin City Passehger Bioux' City Passenge Oakland Lacal.... Misourt Pacific, Nebraska Local, Weeping Water. Arrive. aul, Durlington & Missouri River. Leave, Arrive. ‘Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln .. o Nebraska E: Denver Limited, Black Hills and Bound Hxpress. Colorado Ve Flyer Lincoln F' ¥ Bellevue & Pacifi¢ Jot. Bellevue & Pacific Jot. City, Kansas City Day Ex...a 9:15 am a 8t. Louls Flyer. ‘a 5:25 pm al Kansas City Night Ex..a10:45 pm a Chicago, Burlington & Quiney. Chicago Special. .a7:00 am a Chicago Vestibuied Ex..a 4:0 pm a Chicago Local. Chicago Limited. Fast a Dally. a 8:06 pm a i a b Dally except Sunday. a 7:00 am a 9:16 am % am a §:15 am a 2:40 pm b §:50 am a10:3 am b10:35 am & 6:10 pm a 8:06 am b10:3 pm 210:3 am a 3:50 am a 9:35 pm a 6:3 pm 12:40 pm a 6:25 pm 16 am & 8:20 am 210:30 pm WEBSTER DEPOT—15TH & WEBSTER ka a 3:00 pm @ 5:00 pm ...d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm 'b 8:00 pm b 5:00 pm Minneapolis & BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON b12:06 pm St. Joseph & Council am a 9:18 am all:0) pm d Dally except Saturd ¢ Dally except Monda been the stork, for he carried twins—under either wing a baby. The marriage ceremony took place on the platform before the pavilion, In the sight of all the people, who cheered when It was over During the ceremony the bride looked de- mur yet smiled; the bridegroom looked uneasy. But he smiled when he kissed the bride—which he did with e tender grace— and the bride smiled when she kissed the parson—a thing she did very coquettishly. It was the parson who led the cheers. Afterward was the grand march in the ball room of the pavilion, and when all the quaint company had circled the room sev- eral times they marched off to the Farm House in the Forest, where the wedding feast was spread. The bridegroom bore the name of Willlam de la Roche. The bride was named Mamie Rodell Without the “farm house” sat the peas- ants, resting on rakes and reaping hooks and drinking gesundhekten. Mingled with them were muny people, young and old men and women in plain American garb, also drinking gesundheiten, and among the trees strolled together man and mald, the gay raiment of the old fatherland paired with the somber coats of the new Among the trees, also, played the ohil- dren, plump house mothers sat in groups with their families, and old ladies from the Fritz Reuter Altenheim upon the hill above walked about bobbing and smiling.— 8t. Louis Republic. m m WHAT CAUSES DANDRUFF. Grentest European Authority on Skin Disenxes Says It's a Germ. The old idea that dandruff is scales of skin thrown off through a feverish condi- tion of the scalp is exploded. Prof. Unna, Hamburg, Germany, European authority on skin diseases, says dandruft is a gorm disease. The germ burrows under the soalp, throwing up little scales of cutlcle and sapping the vitality of the hair at the root. The only hair preparation that kills dandruft germs Is Newbro's Herplolde. “Destroy the cause, you removo the ef- fect." Not only cures dandruff, but stops falling hair and permits a luxuriant growth, Delightful hair dressing. Sold by lead- ing druge! Send 100 In stamps for sample to The Herpleide Co., Detrolt, Mich. Bherman & McConnell Drug Co., special agenta. HATLESS WOMEN IN CHURCH Enstern Ministers Frown Upon the Practice and Quote St. Paul as 8 Guide, Serlous trouble is threatened at some of tho eastern summer resorts because the women have taken up the fashion of golng to church without wearing hats, The rec- tor of the Asbury Park, N. J., Episcopal church has been compelled to post a notiee upon the outside of the edifice warning women that they must not in future enter there without wearing hats. In explaining his attitude the rector said to a New York Herald reporter: “The practice has been growing, and it 1s a distinct violation of & rule which has sxisted in the church irom the beginning, I felt that It was my duty to put a stop to it. The rule is based on the tweltth chap- ter of Paul's first epistle to the Corinthi- ans. The entire chapter refers to the con- duct of the women in the churches. In reference to their going uncovered into the churches Paul sald: “But evety woman that prayeth or prophesieth with her head uncovered dishonoreth her head, for that is even all one aw if she were shaven.” At Atlantic City Father McShane, pastor of the fashionable Catholic church, has Dbeen forced to rebuke the women for en- tering hatless into the church, and Long Branch /'women also have hesn warned by their Episcopalian réctof that they must wear hats or stay away from church. Blshop Scarborough of the Eplscopal dio- cese of New Jersey has taken a determined stand on the hatless woman question, de- claring that It Is contrary to the bible and the injunction of the Apostle Paul for women to attend religlous services ‘'with- out suitable covering for the head." Some of the women who have offended by appearing hatless in church declare that The Hunt infirmary, MeCague Bldg. T. 252 Atzen & Farwell, Paxton BIk., 6047 T.;q? DRS. FINCH & MILLER, 1:4 8. %th, St DR. GRACR DEEGAN, 82 N. Y. L Tel. 2686 ~761 WED Qu. IN. ANCIENT groom Cemtral Figures in a Ploturesque Seene, Germany as It was or may have been STYLE tly Garbed Bride and Bride- they will pay no attention to the lines of conduct laid down by the preachers, and they even go 80 far as to declare that they look upon the whole matter as “silly and unimportant.” The trouble began - last summer, when Bishop Scarborough felt called upoh to make & public address in which he denounced the fashion that has [ now apparently become so general as to 1ith. RI ; . 10th ¥ TWG young BOARD and room; furnace. 625 8 2”'«}&."' 15, Omaja-Florence Sanitariym. P18 &9« L o Bew, &5 R CL.ABS room and_board for two, L ol d le‘;‘r?l’fer‘nv‘:‘ broferred; rates, $450 per BALESLADIES, ot once illinery | Week. Inquire 2006 N. 22d st. ' 167 86 ept. L onc 3 o g:mm" M, 8997 | ROOM and board, reasonable. 2006 Cuss. 2 e Cen | Vel a0 WANTED—Sewing girls in cloak depari | smmmmm————————— Taont. Hayden Broe Bory: fanen hundred years ago and Germany as it ex- | make the church authorities consider it uilding. ists in New Jersey met together at Schuet- | necessary to take extreme measures.—Chi- zen park, Unlon Hill, the occaslon being the | cago Record-Merald. Plattdeutsche volks| ———————— A volksfest in Schuetzen park is a sort of What Makes Ruby Lips. combined club, family plenic and Coney 5 . The pure, rich blood made by Dr. King's island, elevated to respectabliity without |y Pl Bl They promote beauty, give thereby growing dull. osy cheek §0 20,000 American citizens of German tra- ;1:';"2"’[«.: " %O IR Y ditions under 2,000 German flags and thrice Q—-M45T = for going vut of business. Address I, 63, ¥OR SBALE—Coal business. Capital re uired, | B¢ T-MT1x 2,000 7 21, Bee. hjuisea. | A — WANT X Vh_v (;vvn practical men, to lease NEW and 2dhand typewriters, 1119 Farnam, | ©lectric light plant of town 3,000 to 10,00 Q13 Address L 49, Bee population. Addre: TR house. | mm—————— FOR EXCHANGE. PAWNBROKERS, women to take a couse of EAGLE Loan Office, rellable, accommodat- ing; all business contidential. 1301 Douglas. A ———— PASTURAGE. for Mrs. Gleason, TWO city broke saddle hold goods. YOUNG fresh cow for sale. C. G, onies cnd house- 916 8. 24th st, Q—166 3ix PASTURE Theo. Benson. for Williams, 709—S18x horses. ros., Omaha. QoM e™ | ¥TLL, BXCHANGE buriness property for C—137—29 FURNITURE PACKING 1 on ‘WANTED, competent second girl; ‘wages; small family. Mrs. M man, Davenport and 32d Ave. C—M149 31x eneral house- Pl C—-Mau 3 WANTED, experienced stock room girl: Apply millinery department. J. L. 1 Bons. 0od ors- YOUNG girl to assist at work. 1hquire 131 South FOR RENT-HOUSES, HOUSE! PAYNE-BOSTWICK & CO. 1608 New York Life Bldg. in_all parts of the city. R. ¢ Polers & Co., Bee’ Bldg. D—ews cholce houses, ‘Phone 1018, D% lanos. Maggard Van & Stor- D Omde: 1113 Webster B D—6% WE MOVE age Co. 7T - s HOUSESS: ' Bati &% 5% v CENTRAL, Ist-class Foom house. 20 N. 3. DM FOR R & neat §-room house. all mod- ern except furnace, §18. C. M. Bachmann, 4%-37 Paxton block. ERSON & LUNDBERG, 115 So, 11th. P,IIQ':‘L L2368, H—T8 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. Plcricss i s Sk B AL S ;uh.hlo mh‘olo- Farnam, lour cemented bassment, R RENT—Buildin Seih b Sast-class ot lovator, ira” and burglar proof vault OMce counter and fixtures. For price and particulars inquire G, C Rosewaier, sec- Fetary the Bee Bullding Co., room 106, Bes bul 1 Do67 R RENT—The bull tormerly oocu- o by The Bee at 916 Farnam st. It has our stories and s basement which was used as The Bee press room. This te rented very reasouably. If interested apply at office of C. C. Rose- water, secrotary, 10om 100, Bee bullding. former] DESK room for rent. 34 Paxton block. M640 AGENTS WANTED, WANTED—Canvassing s in unty to solicit subscriptions to FWENTIETH - CENTURY —FPARMER Steady employment with assured good in- come. Agents in the country with hurse and buffgy especially desired. Canvasvers make easlly 3 to §100 per mouth. Ad- dress Century Farmer Bolicitors’ Rureau, Florence, Neb. BLACKSMITH TOOLS 1720 8, 18th st, Q-MiT 3x — e e . CLAIRVOY. NTS, MRS. CARRIE SMITH, SOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants; every- thing told: past, present and future. Set- isfaction or no pay. 807 8120 MME. LUCRETIA, medium, Calltor- nia. S-310 88x —_— ELECTRICAL TREATMENT, MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 34 fgorx. -T2l —— . PERSONAL, stock of shoes, groceries or general mdse. . ddress M 6, Bee cffice. Z—i83 PATENTS, FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. “DO YOU WANT A GOOD, HOME CHEAP? I will sell sy home on Georgla ave the park, close to Park school and sev- eral churches, at & bargain, terms to sult. The house has seven rooms, besides landry, furnace room and vegetable cel- lar, Is In good condition, modern, with every convenience, and open plumbing. 2 ou to look Into this, as it i8.a B § A Omaha Address M 18, RE-—445 8lx 4 _ACRES, Improved; Sarpy Co. Lock box 101, Papillion, Neb. RE-M782 A3l good Investment, See. VIAVA, a wholesome nerve and tissue food and home treatment: for aisorders of women. Free booklet. Viavi (0., 3§ Bee Bldg. U—728 PRIVATE home _durin confinement; bables adopted. The Good Samaritan Sanitarium, 728 1st ave., Council Bluffs, | Ta. U—is MAGNET PILE KILLER. 1T CURKS. At druggists, §1. U—124 SURGEON-CHIROPODIST, 612 B::;ma;. - HOUSES and lots in all part of city; alss B e property and farm lands. The O. ¥, Davis Cov Room b8, Beo Bldg. RE—i WlLLlAMSON 1ARLES E., U. 8. National Bank bldg. RANCH and farm lands tor Union Pacific Rallroad company. McAllester, land commissioner, Pacitic ileadquarters, Omuha, Neb. RE~748 10-ROOM modern house, 1L blocks from ostoffice, for sale cheap. 108 N. near H. J. COWGILL—No fee unless successful. il 8. 15th 8t., Omaha. Tel. 179 62 PATENTS—Sues & Co.. Omah Pl atated pasi Tel, 163. 0ok free. lustrated patent b M—70 N15 RUG MANUFACTURING, OMAHA Rug Factory, 1521 Leaven. Tel. 2068, SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A. C. VAN BANT'S school. 71 N. Y. Lite. NEB. Business & Shorthand Coilege. Boyd'y Theater. m STATUARY, ORNAMENTAL work. Gonnella & Bro. 2025 Farnam. M~—678 Sepléx STORAGE, OM. Van‘Stor. Cu., 1613 Farn. Tel uib;sz. — ey PTAMMERING AND STUTTERING. as many couples of the Btars and Btripes were making themselves happy and at home there with brass bands, beer, much bravery of badges and banners, to say nothing of a wedding with a real live bride and bride- groom—bride and bridegroom and all the attendants attired In quaint Low German costumes of the century past. The volksfest is in charge of the “Platt- deutsche Volksfest Vereln von New York and Umgegend,” but many other vereins, clubs, gesellschaften, schuetzen corps, and whatever else these socleties name them- selves were represented. These socleties were named for places in the old country and in the new—of Hudson county, of Baden, of Hesse, of Bavaria. From Brooklyn, with flags, rosettes and a band, came 300 of the Plattdeutsche Volks- fest Vereln of that city, and all the socfe- tles as they arrived were met by the com- mittee in front of the club house and e corted around the grounds in procession with bands playing and colors flying. Meantime the place was alive with peo- ple, men, women and children, who strolled about and watched the procession and cer- tain athletes In tights of pink and orange who were dolng the usual things on rings 4806 ¥'ive Corod Potticoat, 2210 32 Walsh. Woman's Five Georged Petticoat with and trapeszes. Yet others allowed them- Cleular Flounce Lengthened by a Straight ¥rill 4606.—Every women knows the luxury of a well fitting petticoat. Without it, it is impossible for the gown to hang well. This one is cut with extreme care and is shaped to fit the hips smoothly and snugly while it provides graceful flare below the knees. As shown it is made of long cloth with a frill and bands of lace, but the design sults silk and all skirting material as well as the washable ones, while the trimming can be frills of the same, of lzce or needlework as may be preferred. The petticoat 4s cut in five gores and s lengthened by & narrow foot frill of the materfal. Over its lower edge is arranged the efrcular flounce which, in turn, s lengthened by a stralght frill, The side gores are fitted by means of short hip darts while the back is drawn up by means of tapes inserted in a casing. The quantity of material required for the medium size is 8% yards 2 inches wide, or 4% yards 3% Inches wide, with 5% yards of lace § inches wide and 12 yards of insertion to trim as {llustrated. The pattern 4506 18 cut In siges for a 22, , %, %, % and 32 walst measure. the enewa & Co. RE-141 MODERN $-r. house, full 52 1t. lot, best lo cation for & home. Inquire 1411 nton st. RE—788 Sep?l FOR SALE, old building at 708 and 710 N 24th st., South Omsha; must wrecked in ten dave Apply H. J.W or or C H. Young, 1515 Dodge st., PRIVATE hospital before and during con- i— finement; bables boarded and adopted. Tor & fow | Mrs. Gardels, 2234 Lake. Tel m.bxfi;” nion Central oS efai | DR. ROY. chiropodiat; corns ard supsrfius | ns, genel . : a s . % general | Bolia hair removed by electricity. R 3 and 3, 1605 Farnam st. U-18 Beo building, Omaha. EXCEPTIONAL opportunitie men are offered by the U Life Insurance Co. Corres) vited. J. M. Edmiston & agents, Omaha and Lincolu. J-M3%—Sep. 8 WE have all six of the different Pope Leo XIII books; best terms; frelght pald; outfit free. Call or write W. A. Hlixen- beugh & Co., 50 Ware bik., OmJuhuA.b" j HOUSES, insurance. Ringwalt, Barker Blk. CURED. Julia Vaughn, é0 Ramge Bldg D—97 - e ———— TICKET BROKERS, selves to be swallowed up by clamorous side shows. All the processions stopped a mo- ment before & stand marked “Haupquartier des Vprein,' whence fluttered flags and where notables sat with badges. About 6 o'clock, however, came the pro- cession 0f processions—the wedding march At the head was the committes of ushers, armed with whips; then the band, followed by two old men with anclent long coats, very tall hats and wands crowned with flowers. A watchman with a lanthorn and halberd, and the parson with book and bands. Then came little flower girls in German costume, red skirts, embroidered bodic and white stockings. Then the bride and bridegroom. The bride looked proud and pretty and wore a blue stomacher, a skirt of white and a long veil. The bridegroom smiled & bit sheepishly and wore a white hat with ribbons, a velvet jacket, knee breeches and white stockin Following came madiaeval harvesters with reaping hooks, huntsmen with horns and matchlocks, and soldiers with spiked | helmets like those Emperor Willlam wears |in cartoons; then smiling young women in |lace and embroidered stomachers, short red skirts, a bit vedder than the cheeks of the wearers, and again white stockings. Last of all came a strange bird—a white bird called by the children along the lne “the duck”—but the creature must have #-ROOM, MODER! 30, COTTAGE. %6 Frankin st. CUT RALE rallroad tickets everywhere. P. H. Philbin, 1506 Farnam. ‘Phone 7M. —_— TINNERS, $90-701 8. 16th, 7 rooms, modern flat. g—’ B_16th, ¢ rooms, modern flat ‘Woolworth Ave., § rooms, modern. $35—-New costly bullt $-room house, complete and modern R. C. PETERS & CO. Ground Filoor, Bee Bldg. PRIVATE hospital before and during gon finement; best medical care and nursing Mrs. L. Fisher, 1501 Vinton. Tel. 1889, REAL ESTATE WANTED, G. E. KOCH, %th anc Maple. ~Tel. L 1585, OMAHA Dye Works, 33 88 able cleaners, dresses, peries, rugs, lace curtains; estate. value. Howard, fashion- AGENTS WANTED, in every city and town in the state, to infroduce an entirely new 2%-cent novelty; can be sold In every family; no limit' to output or money to be made with same; good seller for fairs and carnivals. Alpine Supply House, Clark st.._Chicago. MAT 4x E——————— UPHOLSTERING. 1 CAN secyre cash for your re Send full ' description and cash I can sell real estate and business enter: o ses wherever located. Write today. WE R at Toe per| pilses w bl . - 'S B hohings_ ot -1 or| Charges reasonable. John J. Bergman, | parts for every machine areaufantuma!| Union Trust Bidg:, Cincinnatl, Ohio. second-hand machines $ (o $10 hand machines from 1 to $10. 16th and Har ONE 6 and one 6-room cottage, large, beau- grounds; no furnace; $i4 and 315 and 4210 Nicholas st. ey on prem- ises. Ringwalt Bros., barker hlocbk. an MODERN HOUSE, LARGE YARD, 4768 North 24th st (wo blocks north Ames ave; § rooms, new plumbing, furbace, first'class condition; also barn. $30.00 Northwest corner th and Jackson sts; § rooms, modern. $30.00. walking distance of court 820 Bouth 4th st.; 6 room cottage. H7.80.| dr GEORGE & CO., 1001 Farnem st e D—-M15 o7 | WANTED, . with heat, aress M FURNITURE 2201 Farnam. Tel. 3181, Miod B4 Co., woven wire B-#0%5. 1706_8t. —i% REFINISHING — OMAHA KEPAIR WORKS T sewing machines per month; GATE CITY Upholsterin springs tightened. Tel. ary's Ave. E———— ACCORDION PLEATING. WANTED-T0 REN MONEY TO LOAN~REAL ESTATE. WANTED, ecit; Farnam Smitl WANTED TO RENT-By s family of 3 adults, two rooms and board within loans and wurrants. W. & Co., BN Farnam street. W78 . v - GOVERNMENT NOTICES, ATTORNEYS, . HERBERT 5. CRANE, 91 N. Y, L. Bldg. M365 seplux J. M. MACFARLAND, 319 N. Y. L. Bldg. M—750 Sep2l - L house. _ Ad- ing price, L 3. Bee. K-Mill wo la for light Bee. CONSTRUCTING QUARTE! Sheridan, Wyo. Aug. 4, 1908.— | Sealed proposals in triplicate Wil be re- | celved hers until 10 4. m.. Bept. 2 18, for | | construction of a_ 13-bed ‘brick hospitsl | Fort Mackenzie. Wyo. Plans, specificatio - insteuctions to bidders, proposal blanks BALE TIES, other information may be obtained at — {of depot quartermasters at Omah: OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., M1 North lsth, | Paul, Denver and Chicago and at this office. - | U, 8! reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposils or any part thereof. Envelopes containing proposals should be gndorsed, ~Propossis for Hompital” " ad- dressed Capt. Thos. Bwobe, Q. ' OFFICE o master, FARM and city loans: low ra Thomas, First Nat1 liank Bldg. untury -1 house l':?ln W WANTED—By a young business man, seven or elght-room flat or house. Rent no object. Address, M 6, Bee. K- M316—31 small store or half rn of city, by Oe- o, Bee, KM 1x . H. —_— — 158 FOR RENT-TI oq dae-room | 7 odern b’s\u-n ha; heated by hmt‘ Fot water system. el AR F. 4. Mo | Ardle. D—Ansd NINE-ROOM house, modern. 2206 TR TN For the accommodation of The Bes readers these patterns, which usually retail at from 25 to 60 cents, will be furnished at 4 nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get a pattern enclose 10 cents, give number and name of pattern. i PRIVATE money. Bhetwood, %7 N. Y. Life. | = Woia WANTED-Real estate louns and war- rants. R. C. Peters & Co. to_rent store near cen tober 4 Address R. RUMBEL & BON. only tie factory In state. ‘Tryus Mth'& Nicholas 8 Omaha Van nasm, or Tels. FIVE PER CENT loans. Faroam. *