Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 3, 1903, Page 9

SPECIAL _NOTICES .. Advertisements for these columns for less tham Z5c for the first inser- tion. These advertisements must be run comsecutively. Advertisers, by requestiag & num- Sered check, can have answers ad- @ressed to & numbered letter in care of The Bee. Answers oo addressed will be delivered om presestation of the Sheok enly. E——————————— SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED—B)‘ )nur‘ man of good address and _expe) position as boekkeeper: i Bood reference. Pes A VD TAILOR from the with rience in. fine aoring. " Adartes 3 % Bes o WANTED-MALE HELP. FALL TERM NOW OP] DAY AND NIGi STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME. Boyles College NEW YORK LIFE “BLDG. .UIXBLB! BHU THAND, TYPEWRIT- Jely 32 ppiy for Catalogue. 2 B2 “Ahm for United States army. unm. men, between ages of 2end 3, citfzens of Cnited Stats . formation apply 1o recruiung hcer. 10t and Dodge Omaha, and Haslings, Neb. B—Mdis WANTED, a talor af Dye Works, 105-) Couneil Blufts. Cauncu Blufts Steam West Broadway, M7 GOOD messengers. A. D. T. Co, 2 8 1sth. WANTED, at once, :oogfmu;mhu also Wlwer steady work the and good Denison uaduu Con Dentson, 1a. Guickly: maifed free. Call Moer Barter College, 15 Dolll — M3W ix BALESMEN, to call on business and pro- feasional mien by introduction and request must with view to perma- -7 bave ress and executive aBilily and be capable of presenting in L‘ viteing manner, a strictly h mpo-uou, Breferénce given to men flom %t & compensation, e 000 -nmnn ‘Call or write 112} National il Sides" Taucago T s»)'n' 2E) WANTED, well known two opliectors_and _solicitors, own in the city. 511 Bee bldg. B—Mas 3x WANTED, a man to work from our wagon, . Adams & Co., 1615 Howard. TINNERS wanted. Cole Brilsford Hard- ware Co, Council Blufts, 1a. B—M4 ix WANTED—A young man from 16 to 1§ years who wants to learn a business of alties and looks for advancement and_steady work. Must write a hand. Address, M %, bee. wAmD—A first-class black dress goods salesman. Goods Department. * The Bennett Company. A CLERGY or ex-clergy; immaterial. Must have lln‘ funds lm b.ne\denl wurm Good pomtion. See A. C. Hoff at Paxton hotel Thursday evening, hpumm fair -3 denomination ty in RERS FOR M. P oo e ORI, WL SEVAL G, 40 vime -4l TWO solicitors und collectors, over 33 old; must work at GBOQ. and ex; lowance; dfy £oods or preferred. We salary while in tr‘.‘n‘nl Call from no 12, or write U. G. Swartz, )(llllrd hotel. M5S§ 32 ANTED-Cagpenter % cents an _hour. ‘Address Jos. 1ddesiger, contractor, Yutan Neb. B-MS31 § EE————————————T— WANTED—-SALESMEN, mfl)—wmn. up-tlvdllo. lflhe to sell first class groceries direct to com- WANTED-FEMALE HELP. 10 Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th & 3 fone o Novnn.m Saiet, B .'-5—0 GIRL for general bow:-y‘u‘k" minister's ; ®ood ant street. Ciéox ‘WANTED--Good p ouse- o . paBe -fl.‘fn fiffi g vmcma belp in take a course of omnomoh,.nmnun l‘l 1o assist at uire 127 South o b PRGN oo I WANTED—Girl for general housework. 1113 8. Juth, Ave. Cmt98—3 Firstplass millinery makers ot manager m [t i HOUSES ¥ B2 %™tk D—:u PATNE BOSTWICK & 00, choles houses ®i-%8 New York Life Bu)( ‘"Phone 1016 WE MOVE pianos. Mag Van & Stor. age Co., Tel. 1486 Office, 173 Webster 8t HOUSES & #'5im & FOR RENT—A neat Sroom “city. The .y 808 Bee Blig. D27 . all mod- FOR RENT—Good barn. Inguire 315 ngs rfi Ber colln.m house thllnn for elght- room house for ouse for rent lo- Taeed tnthe most B eiirabis Tosk o Beass sia ave, L. G. Doyp, 137 l\klfihl“;L i 6 MODERN HOUSE, LA E YARD, free o Norihwest corner Bih and Jackson sta.; § rooms, m [ £29 Bouth 24 ; § room cottage; 117.50 BORGE &' CO. Jen Farnam st D—-M1% l7 . No. 1028 So. $th ave., 11-room lull cellar, cistern, oak foors and furnace And all modern, in best 10-foom, complete intment and fin- possession September 1 Inquire on — M1 TOQ MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage Co., office 1511% Farnam, or Tels. 'ID\l,,;@ ] 7 rooms, Anodern 825 1402 Jackson—7 rooms. GARVIN BROS. 164 FARNAM l'rnrr'r bE!fllRAsl E Hm SE =1% N ve.. N rooms, first class conditien and o3e locations in eity. Price 3% per momn George & Co., 1001 Parnam st D-—-M533 15 to emall family, modern except furnace! 5. Apply at 07 N D-<i FOR RENT, September 1 #ix-room cottage. 11 Californis St Wth S —_— FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, D!’WIY European hnul 19th and Fnrn;lm ROYAL HOTEL, Buropean, 16th & Cb luv\ () TO $2.00 per weel, 422 8. 18th St. one block south of conrt house. E-2m NICELY furnished rooms Inquire Omaha steam laundry, 130 Leavenworth. ‘Phone 1782, F-234 AETNA HOUSE, European; 18th & mge NICE cool room, modern. very reasonable; gentiemen preforred, 14%°N. 17th, O. M. E. hauie trunks. -r;Ie—;m;iuTnf—~ VIENKA HOZEL, {011 Farnam: ‘phone 5 B-M31 10 ROOME, $150 per week and up. State hotel, 1412 Douglas Bt = NICE rooms, day or week. 165 Howard. E— M 15% NICELY furnished room. 1615 'fumlrx st MODERN rooms, front. 18 St Mary's £—1 = atlon, mod. ern detached house. steam heat; r. able. 225 Farnam St. E LARGE, LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS. $1250 and up per month. 50c and up A day. AT THE DELLONE, 14th 8t and Capitol Ave. Steam heated—electric I&hltd—prlvlle and general bat] I conveniences—firet-class pervice. Eat where you please: ROOM AT THE DELLONE. E-—-218 30x — FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. NTER HOTEL, European plan. 210 N. h. o F—M60 15 BOARD and room, furndce. 6% § 19th St. Zix FIRST-CLASS room and Eentlemen preferred: raies, week. Inquire 2006 N. 22d st. ROOM and board, reasonable. Tel, A-258. ’5}5 “two; per F—157 83% 2408 Cass. F—M35 § UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 2 TO 4 steam heated modern rooms, tele- oo £loge i, best part of town. M 32, Bee office. G—M508 3 FURNITURE PACKING. %6 | PETERSON & LUNDBERG, 3T Tel. L2388, ¢ O L6 By e FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. ;Gnn RENT-) nuuam‘ Juitable for hole- o ahd e acat. . :g:lnr fire Hurlh.rg:uf vnu]% partculars eriquire C. C. Ra“"::“u'le :e’::- n ElhB.iB\llldAn‘Cn mmm Hee FOR_RENT—The ‘bullding pied by The Beo at 916 Farnam st. It h four storfes and a basement, which w: formerly used as The Fee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. If interested apply at office of C. - formerly occu- water, secrelary, room 1), Bee bmldm‘ I ,'nll-: spacious store room. on Farmum street in the Bee bullding, tnrmerb occu- pled by MacCarthy Talioring Co., (o Jease ©On reasonable terms. Rent includes jan- itor service, electric light and heat. ' In- uire R. C. Peters & ground floor, ee bullding. — DESK ROOM for rent. 63 Paxton block. : 1Mo AGENTS WANTED. w;\m-m-éf.w agents In e County to ebbect % TWERTIETH © CENTURY PARMER | < .l.ld, -mplo');mlanl with assured Bee bull nvsrno&u. ‘men are Tite, Dsurapes Cor vited. Edminston & agents, Omaha and Lincoln. J-M35 Sept. § AGENTS WANTED n gvery city and town in the state to 'D'M\lc!lh.:l“"l' new can besold in ‘every family; no Hmit to O\IIDI‘ mad nfn and e with same; good seller for 8 filag J-] “T—(x carnivals. Alpine Supply Ho: WANTED-TO RENT WANTED-~Office room and st tral location. Address M 34 Bee 1 CA\\(}T supply the demand. house is vacant or list with me. I bau $Ipe0t 1o have one WANTED-By two oung men, room and board mily; must be ‘con- state rates. Will be permanent if sulted; not 100 far out. Ad- dress M 30 B K_Mas §x WANTED-TO BUY. WILL PAY cash for # 10 5 _acres within 15 miles of Omaha. Address, K 5 Bee. close to Omaha, & few r Coal (TN, WANTED—To buy. ‘v‘"‘ of land. Miam WANTEDSeven thousand shingles at 2 and California Sts. A:ly by Thuraday Noso-8 !. = at 7 North 15th FOR SALE-FURNITURE. 4514 FULL line of hard coal stoves now on sale. Chicago Furniture Co., 100 Dodge St FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, ETC hfi:u*.—n—mflh‘! IAPIQ “beau- N TIRES set while pair work. H ‘worth. MONROE selis pleasure vehicles 8t &1 N i6th 8 P FOR SALE. nm.cn- ted; & Pavaivor ;_!i‘ m FOR_RENT 36 Marney st desirable -ofifhlon- of § rooms in Arst-clase re- N Garvin, . F » NINE-ROOM houss, modern, 206 Harney | ¢ D—1e and closets, good barn, :‘m S-room, modern exeept furs "I lu‘—lllcmlml- 14th snd | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 MEN AND WOMEN LOOKING FOR POSITION FOR SALE—~MISCELLANEOUS. MONEY TO LOANCHATTELS. READ THE WANT ADS. WHEN YOU HAVE A PLACE TO FILL, TRY ONE. LOCKSMITH TELEPHONE POLES; jong _fir chicken fence: & oak pllin "l IRON and wird fences, tree guards. trellises Western Anchor Fence Co., %6 N.17th St eyl bA'rAIleF CIH dhl' K‘ l'fl fl‘"? Sher- man & McConnell Drug Co. aha % “for sale in Toad lots. Address incein Ice Co., Lincoln, Neb. Q—MT6 BALE, Cflmh)d.nullc Qlfll(m’ un e umet hi; com- ete, iron guide posis, o ?Iwure . L. Brandeis INDIAN goods and yelics. 1119 Farnam. Q50 oo plance, furniture. elry, horses, cows, etc. F. Reed IX! 10h st Tel W his month. MONEY, To_salaried empio)es and wage SArners: Get our sysiem ol ¢ lhai gets you out of debt Any lady or genteman machinist, engineer, etc, having reliable empioy ment ckn gel, jusi on his noie: Iomn Mon iweexl terms. lowest rates, confde No_inquiries. Quick service. Couricous treatment THE STAR J.OAN CO.. 84 PAXTON BLK X—m IDHAND safe cheap ght, 1119 Fas cheap. Deright, Qr_n;,m FOR BALE, thirty-three thousand four Dundred and ninety-seven shares Gold Hill Mining Btock, ten pents a share if taken quick. Inquire T. ¥. van Dorn, of Trade building Q—-M&7 FOR !Al.h eou bulinell “Capital required, 2,000 Q~52 N and 3 hand typewriters. 1119 Farnam QvSJ 13th | n. Q-Mi172 m LADY 'S BICYCLE, half ':Hf\: Address BLACKSMITH TOOLS, 17 S. M 7, Bee office. FOR BALE-Remnants of 0ld_elevator, old iron, etc, at 160 North th St. Apply H. J. Windsor or C. C 5 Bodge Bt o o FOR SALE. a new S0-ampere, double-pole switch, na\w been ysed. Apply to or ad- drem ' “Superintendent Bee Bullding. aha." CLAIRVOYANTS. MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, LIVE STOCK, SALARIES, ETC. LAW AND COLLECTION | STILLMAN & PRICE, @0 ist Nat. Bk bidg NEW SNOW-CHURCE CO., ist floor N_ Y Life Bldg., attorneys and collectors every- where —ia 3. M. MACFARLAND, &5 N_¥, L. Bidg M5 Sey MUSICAL, OIAHA Cellm of MIFIC and Dramatic h Bt., (Dodge B . Ex- Ariaations To¢ 't¥e ty ires and partial scholarships in all subjects Sept. 23 and M, at the coliege; practice rooms with m-m)l !ur students. For particulars apply I Wright, L. L C director. Froné, 1 28 19 BUSINESS CHANCES. WHEN you uy, sell or excha. THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davidge Biock = to any property_or business quick, see J. Joazbon WO N Y. Lite. Y- A_GOOD m’ ‘Wood RP‘I eb., & bargain; owner lives in Onm; is lh! ub’en in selling. Mitchell & Faught, Wood River, Neb ood hardware, furiiture and store building and | Box 188 Bl | Y-MII7 44 FOR SALE— undertaking business residence also. Address mouth, Neb. FOR SALE, a first-class harness shop in a | good German town of 500; will sell only stock; German pfeferred. stock invoics $2.000; good reason for selling;_a_good thing. Address M 10, Bee. XM MRS. CARRIE BMITH, SOVEREIGN “LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants: every- thing told, past, present and future. Sat- isfaction or mo pay. 807 N. Isth. 8354 MME. LUCRETIA, medlum. 1709 Califor- nia. 5310 S8x ————ey. ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 3 715, 34 floor, . 2 ) Ee——————— PERSONAL. VIAVI, a wholesome nerve and tissue food and home treatment for disorders of women. Free booklet. Viavi Co., 345 Bee Bldg. U255 PRIVATE _ home bables adopt Sanitarium, 7 Ia. during__confinement; The Good Samaritan 1st ave. Councll Biuffe 196 MAGNET PILE IT CURES. At druggists, L. U SURQEON-CHIROPODIST, 612 Bee”b)&gfl KILLER. PRIVATE hospital before and during con- Anement; baples boarded 4 ldo&‘ed Mrs. Gardels, 2232 Lake. Tel DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and suj ous hair removed by electricity. -y 3, Farnam st. perfiu- 1, and U250 PRIVATE hospital before ‘and fl:fln("‘um finement; best medical care and nursing. Mra. L. Fisher, 1601 Vinton. ~Tel. 8%, WE RINT sewing machines at TIc per per month; we repair and sell ‘machine Iulltl‘lured H;."-(!llld- hand machines from §1 to cle 5235tk and Harney. Boade ANTED—Will 5 to party furnishi wpnuzc -dan-"'J Arthur W. Bond, e . Zu St; Omina, i b Ign.heny Wichitd Kan. U—Mdess—5x OIAHA Dye Works, lflj “Howard, fashion- able clsaners, dresses, suits, cloaks, dra- peries, rugs, lace cartaine; we drsaets. Sanitarium for ladies before and sz:! AT“(m Mm;nt TD!. and Mrs. Ofinwh fornia St. Terms reasonabl ornia ] { —- | DR. PRIBS treats successtully all discases and irregularities of women from any experienced and 1513 L. Ariington block, Of cause; relisble Dodge NFELD. fhe antiquarian (estab- B et 157, removed to £22 T Lifepid. —e LITCHFIELD, Neb., is much in need of first-class hotel. Good site may be se- cured. Located on main line B. M. R. it.; Population 500. Address F. Starks, Sec- retary Litchfield ; Mutual ~ Improvement club. - Septex WANTED, by two practical men, to lease electric light plant of town 3,000 to 10.00 population. Address L 4, GROCERY for sale; good location: German population; g00d reasons for seliing; es- fablished trade. L 5, Bee A _BIG DIVIDE! 2 Orchard company recently ('t‘fifih!tvi. have purchased the great McNair orchiard at 8t Eimo, Mo, which is the largest peach, apple and pear orchard in the ‘world. '}";} bave bought the apple orchard in Illinois; the peach orchard in Arkansas and the sec- ond largest peach orchard in Georgla: and will plant the largest orchard Alabama; the largest in Tex 2dd two large orehards in orchard in Missouri and one orchard in largest Arkansas. Six states and eleven tions, they have 1,026,746 peach, ‘count of diffe: ent loca each year, and on a cflnuor\ml\e b-fl cper’ ‘tree profit should be counted o jlan whereby ¥ holaer on & small monthly payment will be explained, and & book showing views of the above vast properties will be sent ou. If you are Interested in a good pay- & and an absolutely safe investment, adaress Tnited OQrenard compiny 5 Century Bld uls, Mo, Y—MS &x | NTE - | Tity_Catnedral rvam hoiel for sals ] { largest | may become & stock- | with good volces for Trin- choir (preparatory class). H. Wright, orgauist apd choir Apply F. directo: D. KECK, yoice culture and the art of singing. Studio, 1802 Farnam st. M-8 01 MEDICAL, LADIES! Chichester's Engiish Penuyroral Pilis are the best. Safe, reliable. Taks Send ¢c., stamps, zor Ladies, other. ‘Rellef | mall. for particul in letter by Ask i Eremieal Co. our ° druggist. Philadelpl Pa. LIQUOR HABIT rured in three day! when cur ypodermics. Write Srcoiars. “Gatin Ingttute 23 8 th chester Pay for OSTEOPATHY. GID. E_& ALICE JOHNSON, Suile 515, New York Li osteopaths. 364 —8 | The Hunt Infirmary, MoCague Bidg. T.3%2 | Atzen & Farweil, Paxton Blk., 84-7. T. ,lf { ;| DRS FINCH & MILLER, 14 8 %t St DR. GRACK DEEGAN, &2 N. Y. Life Tel. 2656 PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE hoan Office, reliable sgommodat- ing; all business confidential unu PATENTS. apple and | {H, J COWGILL—No fee uniess succersfal i 8. 15th St., Omaha. Tel. 175, —162 PATENTS—Sues & Co., Om !uh n- lustmated patent book free. a3 N1§ PASTURAGE. for horses. Theo. Williams, 708 —818x CABH for your real estate or business, no matter wixere logited. For a quick = le send us fle.trlvflnn and price. o ‘western Dudn-hnncy l of Com- merce building, nneapol ll. & ¥ E—Only drug non in town of i P ern Nebfaska: prescriptions from all GGerman community, Best teryitory; €00, budn 40, ‘:o dm‘l ebance: Address N S FOR EXCHANGE. Ty B e o rd e At o FOR SALE—~REAL ESTATE. TWO BARGAINS. - = = One of the best investments in the c steadily renting f0r SLN 3 vear, le ofler for 3 obxizs, double siore, flats | ol TR L‘ull‘lel‘ treets paved ana paid for; near shops, railroad yards and easy walking distance from business. fne cormer lot 'nswl) end, block from «d | MONEY TO LOAN-~REAL ESTATE. ANTED-City loans and warrant “!‘lrnm Smith & Co., 1520 Farnam joans: low rates. FARM and city H k Bl -ron 1648 Nat'l Bani ds. h Thomas, First FRIVATE money. Sherwood, 837 N. 5 3 ure HOl’BBI und Jots in all parts of city; aise rty and lands. TIO 0. P WILLIAMSON SEARERR. 5\ RUG MANUFACTURING. OMAHA Rug Factory, 1621 Leaven. Tel z SHORTHAND AND 'l'm'lflfl“.. A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 77 N. Y. Life. 8 i NEB. Business & Shorthand Col Boyd" l::n-- nd um._‘a- STATUARY. DR\AHENTAL work. Gompella & Bro, M—£78 Sepléx STORAGE, OM. Van'Stor. Co., 1li% Farn. Tels. 16882, STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julia Vaughn, 4% Ramge Bics TICKET CUT RALE P. H BROKERS. railroad tickets e Philbin, 665 Farnam. ‘Phone T84 TINNERS. National Bank bide. RE—16 and Ilnl lands for sale ? G. E. KOCH, %th ane Maple. Tel. EE UPHOLSTERING. | VANTED—Real estate loans and wmnu ‘i)’g Peters & Co., Bee Bldg. W67 FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Brg Farnam PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 162 Doy . C. 1 " Bemis, Paxton block. 1TO 5 P. C. money. Bemis, % bioc) —————— MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. NOT IN THE TRUST. Money--Any Amount DI-II salaried employes h(\ldln S ot on hel PLAIS SOTE: t A E- ;’\"RIX“TY of I-IIY kind, without EMPLOY- ER'S know' v loa monty on Furniture, Planos, “e.lc‘ .:l\hull:l removal of goods. You have use of th meney and good It Costs You Nothing To call and be convinced that our rates ihe cheapest in Omal We want ,m"%'u.m..- and believe an in- vestigatian of our met! il set t dealing else e dCRTROUS TR D CAU) EAT- ENT to all. Our offices are the best M equi; to handle your bunne-l. with pr\\:c’).difl any in the city. Come in and see us, whethér you borrow or not. Reliable Credit Co. Rooms 1-%8 Paxton Blk. Rooms 307-38. NOT IN THE TRUST. EAS nu:lo‘t security, exceps o Tepay m"‘ '0 always ) et we ‘.’1 1 1het that o8 (iv' fore X—268 TO GET TO PAY E ned on plain note te salaried O mn’flstnlh‘ lowest rates. ot ook The 3 4 Hun,ni Co. IN LOANS TO without se- LARGEST BUSINESS BALARIED PEOP CHATTEL. salary and jeweiry Loan Co., suc. to D. Green, R 30-ROOM modern house, 1l biocks m:luh for sale cheap. 18 N. from Lith, T REFINISHING — OLIAHA FURNITURE REPAIR WORKS. 20 Farnam. Tlos’x‘cn MODI RN Sr. GATE CITY Upholstering Co., woven wire use, full 52 ft lot, best lo- Inquire 1411 Vinton st. RE_76¢ B! cation for a home 766 Bep”l Springs tghtgmed Tel. B-3075. 105 _St. Mary's —T86 ACCORDION PLEATING, GOLDMAN. 200 Douglas block. ATTORNEYS, HERBERT 8. CRANE, %7 N. Y. L. Bidg. M85 seplox J M II.AC!‘A.HJ.A\'D W N_Y L Bld‘ M—T75 Se; -.__En—‘- BALE TIES, OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North lfil. factory in l,:.nlu e TeL 48 86 R. RUMBEL & lON state. Tryus 1éh CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repal promptly attended to. J. T. Ochltree, 20t and Lake streets DRESSMAKING, IN families. Miss Sturdy, 4 N —&l\u A i DRESSMAKING and children’ sewin, 3309 Howard. pr | M400 5° | DETECTIVES. CAPT. CORMACK, 517 Karbach block. Tel. A28 — 761 — e EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. |G. ® BATHBUN, room 1, Coml Nat Bank o e FLORISTS. HESS & SWOBODA. 145 Farnam. 88 L HENDERSON, forist, 19 "ll’ln-_at GARBAGE. unm GAKBAGE O cleans cesspools 2ulls, e, a«-a u:h‘-ll a1 reduced Br N Tel ¥ & garoigs T GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING 0O.. Bee Bidg. Tel. 5K LOST. " white bull Bub. W0 monthe old. ese wn eye and brow her Sollar ith brams thorns o I A H Rawitzer, Furanm celve reward. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (Should be read DAILY by all interested, as_changes may occur &t any time.) Foreign mails for the week ending tember 5. 12 \will close { cn than closing time shown below. for Germany close &t § p. m. Regular and supplementary mails close at Foreign Station half hour later than closing time _show below, (except that Supplement- ary Mails for Europe and Central America, via Colon, close one hour later at Foreign Station) Transatlantie Mails, EECE BmTlskl H\DIA and LORENZO MAR® UEZ, per s. rraine, via Havre (mall for other puu of EU RUPE mull be directed “per BATURDAY—AL § a m for BLL&-IL’H ai- . Zeeland 4mlll must be dl- s. 5. Zeeland") D direct, per s, \mil) must be directed choria™), at 0.8 m. -uwleme.nury 12 m.) for EUROPE, per & Lucania via PIUNTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes Printed Matter, Commercial Pa- pers and Samples for Germany only. The same class of mall matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship ly directed by het Transatlantic tional Supplementary Mails the piers of the Ameri snd Germen steamers, and Femiin’ open until within Ten Minutes of the bour of salling of steamer. THURSDAY_AL § a. m. for CUBA. per 5 & Orizaba (mail for Mexico, via Fro- o0, Sempeche he and ¥era Cruz must be irected *4 s. 5 Orizaba™); at 12 m. for BANTIAGO. per &, &. Clentuegos. FRIDAY—AL 12 m. for MEXICO, per s. & via Tempice (mail mist be dil- jof b0 Seatiago): ot $30 o m. for BERMUDA, per steamér fram Hali- fax. BATURDAY—At ¢ & m. for BRAZIL, per s s. Byron, via Pernambuco. Bahia, Rio aneirc and Santos (mail for Noribern rec per s. &plemoflurv () CU; RA‘ AO L-‘ \'Nl vanilla and © \n;; h-.'a er & lo£ PORTO O Aorx.ry mll omnLper & s Arkadia via | at 8w enta: for l-‘uer UNE I’L.A\D AIAXCA [7d VANI al CARTAG Alene {masl’ for Costa ica' rected “per & = Gl ey Alene') . at 93 Yo o m) for INAGUA. NTA MARTA, per s = rected 'per o. ¢ Adironda ){u!pl-m-nux R 2 » SLAN DUTCH and. l-uh'cu G be directed re s § o m. for CUBA, Per o' via Havana: at 10 & m. | 5. 8. Prins Willem III { cao, Venesuels, Trinidad, British and Duteh Quinna must be dirécted “per . & Willem 110, at .8 p. m for b, via Havana. CUBA—By rail to Port Tampa, Fla., and thence by steamer, closes at’ this office | gaily, except Thursaay, at §6:% a. m. | the copnecting mails close here on 3Mon- | ays, Wednesaays and Saturdays) | MEXICO CITY—Uveriand. unjess specially addressed for _despatch by w.eamer, closes at this office ‘oally, except Bunsay P. m. and 11:3 p. m. bundays at 1o, m. and 11:% p. m. NEWTOURDLAND- By rall to North Syduey, and thence by steamer, closes &t this office daily at 6:3 p. m. (connect- ing here every Monday, | { | { o Fucedny and THursday. I QUELON-By rail (o Boston, and thence by sieagier, closes st this office daily at m. ». k)_'uz RTO CORTEZ and GUATE- By rail to New Orleans and thence by steamer aily, except Sunuay, 4 1180 p. m., Sundays at §1 p. m. and U 5 8 (semaecips mall closs Bers ghdays at §11:30 p. COSTA RICA=By Faft ut’hd lhael;‘te by office da . nd YT S0 o New Orleans, steamer, clos at_this except Bun, §:30 p. p. m., Sundays at §l p. m CHINA and JAPAN, here daily at 6:3 p. m. ith, inclusive, ojan Maru. HA\\'AH. iy daily, at up 1o Al for despatch per s. San Francisco, close Lere b, M. up o August bist nclusive, for despatch per . s. Alameda CHINA and JAPAN. 'via® Tatomu. clos here daily at 630 p. m. up to nm inclusive, for despatch per CHINA AND JAPAN, via Vancouver and | Victaria, B, C. close here dxily st €:30 | |2 up o September i inciusive, tor fllhlyaér,‘h per . 8, Empress of C erchandise for Postal Agency at | shln‘hl.l cahnbi be forwarded wie Gan: | HA\\ML SJAFAN, CHINA and PHILIP. PINE S, nn Francisco, close here d Iy ut 6:30 p. m. up to Sept relusive.” for Gesvaton per = s EW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA (except Tesn, NEW GALEDONIA ‘FUIL 8A- | MOA ‘and HAWAIL via San Franeisco, close here dafly at 630 p. m. up to " Sept fioth, inclusive for despaich per s onoma. (If the Cunard steamer carry- ing the British mall for New Zealund | does not arrive in time to connect with this despatch, extra mails—closing at £:30 &' m., 930 a m. and 6:3) p. m. Bun- days ot 490 a. m.. § & m, and 6:3 p m —will be made up and forwarded ‘until the arrival of the Cunary AUSTRALIA “lexcept Weety, F1{" 18- LANDS and NEW CALEDONIA (spe- claily addressed only), via Vancouver d Victorla, B. C., close here daily at p. m. up to Sepi. §i2th, Moana.! CHINA and PHILIP- via San _Francisco, at 6:30 p. m. up to Sept. for despatch per a. s 1"and HARQLESA! ISLANDSE, via Francisco, close here daily at 63) $.m. up to Sept. Jisth, Inclusive, Ma r!rn- Pfi'mrrpmz ISLANDS, via San Fran- clsco, close here daily ‘at 6:8 p. m. u to Bapt th, mclusive, for dur'mef NDTE- Tnless otherwise addressed, West Avstralia is forwarded via Europe: and Jew Zealand and Phlippines Francisco—the quick yines specially must be Pates. Hawail 15 incisco exclusively. nspaeific mails ate forwarded to port 2onj TAMI for des- forw | 5| ton, D.'C., A 5 o inclusive, for | b Day Ex yer. Kansas City Night Ex. « ue-.-. Chicago 8 Chicago V' Exiibaied Ea y. b Daily except Sunday except Saturday. e Dally except Monday. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. Als FUI( COAL, BUILDING MA- indian School, Uenom, 148 —Sealed pro- osals for Coal, Lam- and eddressed to the undersigned Nebraska, will be received st untii & oelock p. m. of Sep for furnishing and delivering the school, &s may be required during the fiscal year ending June 30, 194, about 1,30 tons of soft lamp coal, 68,00 (eet of lumber, W,00 shingles, 20,00 brick, besides sand, nails, painting suppiies, sash, Ware, elc., a8 per list and specifications ob- tainable dt the schiool. Bioders wiil staie ifically the price of ewch @rticle 10 be lered under contract, all articles o offered Wil be rigidly juspected. The right is re- Berved, to Tefect vy and ull bids or any part of any bid. Each bid must pe e Panied by & tertified check of drafi upea some United States dépository of solver: national bank, made pajable 1o the order of the commissioner of Indian affairs. for at least 5 per cent of the amount of the osal, eald check 1o be forfeited to the ‘nited States in case any bidder recelving an uward shall fail 1o execute promptly a satisfactory contract in accordsnce with his bid, otherwise 1o be returned to the bidder. Eids aceompanied by cash in Yeu of certi- fied check will Dot be considered. ¥or fur- ther information apply to W. H. WINS- LOW, Buperintendent. teria Nebraska posal Ber, eie." at ‘Genoa, this school ber 8, 1w8, PROPOSALS FOR BRICK WORKSHOP and water system. Department of the Interior, Ofice of ndian ATAITE, Washing: ust 1K, 1963 Seaied propos- als ‘endorsed - Proposals for Improvements, Plerre, 8. D" and addressed 1o the com: missioner of Indian affairs, Washington, D. C., will be received at the indian office urtl 2 o'clock p. m. of Friday, Seplember 18, %3, for furnishing and delivering the nécessary materials and labor required to construct end complete a brick workshop with plumbing_and water system at t Plerre schodl, Bouth Dakota, in strict ac cordance with plans, specifica and 1 rtructions to bidders, which may be ex- amined at this office, the ofices i tue Improvement Bulletin, iinneapolis, Minn., e Press, Plerre, 8. D the Sloux s, he Neb., ‘the Buliders’ At gmaha, Neb., Bt. Paul, Minn., wesfern Manufacturers Paul; Mihn, the U. S and Trad "Milwaukes, the North- Association, n Wi rther information apply I Indian School, Plerre, Eh S OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- MASTER, J"oY! Leavenworth, Kansas, August 31, aled proposals, in mpu_ here until' il a. central time, v 25, 108, and. then opened, fof constructing the following including plumbing, heating, d for metal lockers and 4 Yor quartermasters: gtore- 3 chelor officers’ mess building, one quartermasters’ storehouse, one subsistence storehouse, double sets captains’ quarters, five double sets lieuten- ants’ quarters, five stable guard and sho, buildings, ' and _remodeling building at Fort Leavenworth, Full information and blank forms of pr osal furnished on application here. U ritod tates reserves t ght 10 accept or Teject any or all cals’ o fny pasi, thereof. Envelopes should be endors: opossls for Public Buildings" and addressed Major D. B. McCarthy, Qlarlar‘flu m{s:’ E————————r ALLIGATOR FOR THE CARNIVAL Typieal Fiorid to the Pioneer is Offered Board of Ak-Sar-Bem for the Carnival. over! transit. Viepetered mail elmlllflp m. pre- CORNBLIUS VAN COTT, Postoffice, New York, N. Y. Aug. 3, oo, e __________ __J RAILWAY TIME CARD, e S e WEBSTER DEPOT-15TH & WEBSTER Chicage & Northwestern, Nebraska and Wyoming Division. Leave. Arrive. a3:00 pm o 6200 pm g '“ Dl\"‘ - iperior er and h'lrfl h 3:00 pm . l’ m Llleul. St Paul, Mia Omaba. Twin City Passenger. Passenge: UNION STATION—A0TH AND Chicago & Northwest e oo EELS EnegE ...:i'; BEEEESEE EEEER Baget ey = Uncolg & W ine. Chicago, Hock lsla Daylight E‘. Chicago Chlu‘a DA)’ ht l.om 2 BEang e oow incoln, Colo. Pueblp an: Chica, Lincoin. and lum-bur: Exprc- > North Platte Local Grand Isiand Loeal Missourl Pact o Bpecial - 7 Ft Dod‘ h Qlu 1% Fu. Dodge Elw-L“ BURLINGTON STATION-10TH & MASON Buritngton & Missouri River. Mhfll‘ h Bellovue & If you want to see an alligator 157 feet long you must visit the Ak-Sar-Ben carni- val. This wopder will, if possible, be se- cured for the exhibition and nearly every- thing is possible for the Board of Gov- ernors. Fred Mets, chalrman af the carni- wval committee, has set his Beart on getting this exhiblt, which s about the ome thing necessary to the carnival. This letter will explain the case of the A.Illlltor- wVEW, ORLEANS, La, Ay Siog. D. Christie, Omaha, un- d.rfllnd it ou are mected b & carnival vmch takes pl. it is possible for.me , to exhibit an llnxnlor 157 foet 10 This is possibly the largest ever known exist and would be a large addition to the amusement feature of your caral The alligator was captured in the sw: of southern Florida and is y. lligator was Fith two Emaller ones, s to oung. ld it l&l.c'. its e-vh;'r: one Iml“ would add your peo| ) 88 we have o lieavy wood n-l cage in sectior Klnbdly et m. hear from you &s soon as e, unm%um 12 to 18 yeary, Misses' Waist: with Bertha 613-To b8 made with high or low neck, long or elbow sleeves. Young girls are always charming 1o waists that give a broad effect at the shoulders. This ome follows the prevailing style in that particular and can be made either high or low neck, with long or elbow slesves, & fact which renders it much to be desired. The model is made of figured Nile green loulsine silk, with the yoke of lace and a bertha of chiffon velours edged with lace, but the design sults all the fabrics of the season and the bertha can be made 10 match the walet or of contrasting material, as preferred The walst consists of the fitted lining, which is faced to form, the yoke, the full front and backs and is closed invisibly at the center back. The circular bertha is a: ranged over the walst, outlining the yoke The sleeves are” shirred to fit the arms snugly just below the shoulders and can be gathered into pointed cuffs at the wrist or cut off at elbow length, as shown in the small sketch The quantity of material required for the medfunt size i» 4 yards 2 inches wide, 3 yards 27 inches wide or 2 yards # inches wide, with % yard 21 inches wide for bertha an@ cuffs, % yard 18 inches wide for yoke and collar and 2% yards of applique to trim as flustrated The waist pattern 4512 is cut in sizes for sirls of 12 14 a0l 16 years of age. For the sccommodation of The Bes ders these patterns, which usually retafl at from % to 5 cents, will be furnished at a nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order (o get & pattern enclose 10 cents, give number and name of pattern,