THE OMATTA DAITT BEE: FIUDAT, JUL.V 21. 1U03.
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SPECIAL IIOTICES
' will h tahea aatll is wm. for th
evewlaar edltlea aad til M 80 . am.
fee rta aed Ia4af eSHiea.
States, 1 l-x a ward Sre! linrtln,
I ward iktrnlKr. Jthlas 4akea
far leee thaa SB for tke Srst ler
tie. Thee advertise! aaast be
raa eoBeeeatlvely.
Advertiser, by retlBj m
here ebeek. raa haw Miwtn
dree4 ta a tiakcrrl letter la rara
f Th Raa. Aewere aa addreesed will
b deliver aa preeestatt at th
aaaJk ly.
iTl'ATIO WAMTED.
TOTJNCJ LADY desires position as stenog
rapher or assistant bookkeeper. Addreaa
J 28, Be. A M5M 24 1
WA.1TED MALE BELT, ,
THE SUMMER TERM
BOYLES COLLEGE .
la now open, yet it Is not too Ute to enter.
every aay la enroumeoi amy.
Bualneea, shorthand, typewriting, Ed
Inn. Oet a, catalogue.
1L 11. BoYLES. president
TeL 1984.' - N. V. Life Bid., Omaha.
OxiA
WANTED, for United Htatee army, able
bodied, unmarried men, between ages of
21 and 'ta; ciuwna u( United State, of
good- character and . temperate habita,
who can apeak, rend and write English.
For Information apply to recruiting of
ficer, lbth and DoUge BU.( Omaha, and
Grand Island, Neb. B MI76.
WANTED Cabinet makers; steady work.
H. fchrllch at Bo' factory, 8t. Joaepn.
Mo. B MW8 :4X
WAMTKriL men to learn barber trade. We
guarantee positions and give an outfit of
tools. Our diploma assist graduate to
Iod wacea. tiood season to begin. Call
or write, Moler Barber College, l.tol Doug
la fit. , .. B M7C3 24X
BOOKKEEPER wanted, competent young
man to keep city ledger. Muet be good
penman, have practical experience and
eome well recommended. Call at office
of J. L. Brandels Bona, lSth and Doug-
lea ata. . tyow
WANTED Agent to take orders for
authorized ,:Ufe of Pope Leo XIII." Writ
ten with approbation and blessing of hi
hollneaa. Over too pagea Elaborately 11
luatrated. Bella at Bight Beat terma.
Booka on oredlt; freight paid. Sample,
with full lnatructlona, poatpald free on
application. Addreaa Globe Bible Publlli
lug Co., 12 Chestnut at.. Philadelphia, Pa.
B Mi Si
WANTED SALESME.
. t
IF YOU AUK A SALESMAN and making
less than -.00 .a week, write us today.
V'e are selling groceries to farmera and
other large buyers at wholesale prices.
Good hustlers can make up carload lots
at avery -town IA tha ertc lltural state.
Profits are larger-than In any other lme.
trade permanent, work pleaeant and
healthful. For-full particulara address
George Meldrum at Co., N. Green St.,
Chicago. HI. M fe8 2tx
j-SALESMAN Flrst-elaaa, for Kansas and
a Nebraska, u can on tn a rug uia rara-
1 antra trade: aalarv and exDenses to right!
man. Address, giving particulars as to
past experience, salary expecieo. etc j v
fee. ....... lltlOo 26X
WANTED A good grocer delivery clerk.
Apply to O. J. Wllda, 64 8. 18th.
B M604 24x
WANTED Oood platen pressman. Steady
Job for right man. Inquire Jacob North
ft Co, ; Wncoln, . Jb. . B-M0f 24 .
WASTED FEMALJE HELP.
WANTED,- at once, girl for general house
work; wages 16 to 4 for competent cook,
til Couth, WOt Ta. O M3M
loo Girl. Call Cansd'r" ofSoa, 16th ft Dodge,
. 161
WANTED Ohrl' -hr1 small" family : ' good
wages. Mlag RobL H. Boyd. 431 Gran: st.
, . C U&3UUX
wwrrn la riles to learn halrdrasslng.
n.f,i.urin or facial massage: our dlulo-
maa aaslat to top wages; hundreds Of
graduates - 10 recommend our system.
S..i.1 inducements to distant applicants.
Catalogue rr.alled free. .Moler College,
ijx Douglas at. c M'W x
GIRL for general housework: three In
fami:y; wagei 14 a- week. 2S17 NJJth St.
L otol 29
WANTED, competent ' girl for general
house work. 2u.2 California a tree u
C 681 23x
COPY lettsra at home; tliW paid weekly;
send stamped envelope, - sample letter.
Eureka, Co, Duene t-, New York.
S Ja'-AJi AZZ
;yg SCUT HOUSES.
kVlrIICCJ in all parts of the city. R.
WUlJjtj c Patera ft Co., BeeBldg.
FOR KENT, I-Koosa house, all modern ax
cep furnaise, 14 N.-sVth sL. M0. C. M.
Baokiaan. 4a- Pax ton blk. D-44H
tint IC EC In ail parts ot f he city. The O.
HUUb tp F. Day is Co., out be BUI
PiTKIt-ROflTMICK ft CO.CtloIo house.
tul-4 New York Life, Bldg. 'Paona lulA
W MOVE pUnoa Magg. Van ft Stor.
ega Co- Tel 14ft. Ofllo, 17U WabsterSW
' xjtMi
FOR' RENT, tea-room modern house near
High school. No. 412 North 2d street, lo
autre next door or at 41 N. Y. Life bulld-Ing.-'
. .-. D- .
CENTRAL, lat-daaa T-room bovaeOtXt
HOUSES. Insurance. Rlngwalt, Barker blk.
U IMi
Twr t.rAAm houses, all modern.
C M. xiacamann, vts-si ruun piock.
. D-M7
TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Stoiags
Co.. omce UllSe Farnam, o Tela. 166S-ot.
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FOR RENT Six-room modern house, al-1
most new, la nrsi-ctaas oonaition; rent.
fc&.OU 21 N. "in SL D 607 a
4-ROOM house. 822 8. Cat St.- D 6H4 26x
FOM REST FIRS1SRED ROOMS.
' r
DBWEY European hotel. Uth and Farnam,
, E lo
ROYAL- HOTEL. European, Win ft Chicago.
1100 to 12 00 per week, 422 S. Uth Bt, one
block south of court house. E 171
NICE cool room, modern, very reasonable;
Gentlemen preferred. lta n. uia.
, E 207
MCE eoot rooms. US So. tvta. IS up.
E-S2S 28
O. M. E. hauls trunk. Telephone CU.
FRONT and other desirable rooms, bath,
roel and central, for geatleman. 1417.
Caa ac hV-M80T a4
AETNA HOUSE. European. Uth ft Dodge
K 17e
Hotel Hjbbel, Uih ft Howard; 'phone 2
E M4l At
-
t NICE ROOMS.
light heusekaeplngv 1UI
11th.
e saua
ITTH Cool front rooms for two.
-. -. . K-M44A11
NICELY .furnished roocas. Inquire Omaha
st.am laundry, 175i Leavanworia. f hone
u,e.. .. . . - avsi
NICE room; modern..
XA) Harney.
K Mi50 n
FIRRISRED ROOMS AHD BOARD.
ARABLE rooms, the Farnatn, Vhtx and
UUO. . F 1.4
a UTH AVE.; prtvaks ta rally. F-17S
THp KENWOOD
SOS Faraaia Street
trttmm eaV
w-um
FIRKISIIED ROOMS ASD BOARD.
DKSIRABLE room at the- Pratt, 2 8.
t&tb Ave. r-iiifcn
THE HOSE, 20S Harney, nice cool rooms,
good board; ratea reasonable; aiso meai
tickets. F MS-6-Al
ROOM and board, smalt cottage, good
home for lady, per week, eit rx. am
L F-M0
VERT nicely furnished.
pleasant, cool
rooma. an Harney St.
t niftis 2?x
FOR REST VSFVHSHHED ROOMS.
TWO OR THREE unfurnlahed room In
modern houae; reference exenangea. ji
Jackson at. U 2
THREE beautiful modern, cool hounekeep-
lng room. Z14 Boutn 2X1. u-aw
FtRSlTlRB PACKING.
PETERSON at LUKDBERtl, lit So. 17th.
T1, L,-23o. H-OJS
r- - - - 1 t a
FOR REST STORES AMD OFFICES.
FOR RENT, the bulldica formerly occu
pied by TIi Bee at iio t amam ol ii naa
lour atone ana a wkdioui wuiwu wa
Ii.rm.rlv uaed aa Tha Bee Dresa room.
Till will be rented very reasonably. If
intereated apply at oQlce of C. C. Rose-
water, secreuu-y, room ivu, t ouiiuing.
I Ml
FOR RENT, .building suitable for whole-
aula purposee at Hi arnam, ui, jour
at,w isa and hrBt-claaa cemented baaemenu
elevator. Ore and burglar proof vault,
office counter and fixture. For pries and
particular Inquire C. C. Koaewater, sec
retary the Bee Building Co.. room lw. Bee
building. I Mu7
AUENTS WANTED.
WANTED, canvaaalns; agents
in every
pminr, to aoiicii UDcriuLion
to iua
Staadv emDlovment with aeaured good In
come. Agenu In the country wltn horse
and buggy especially desired. Canvassers
make eaalW 0 to $10U per month. Ad-
dre Century Fanner Solicitors Bureau,
Bee bulldiwg, umana.
J-Zil
AGENTS wanted to sell tha "Life of Pope
ljn XIII." written with tne encourage
ment, approbation and blessing of His
Holiness, tne i'ope, Dy Monninor uer-
nard O'Reilly. HI faxton iug.
J M364
ix-it h.ve all of the different Pooe Leo
XIII books. Best terms. Freight paid;
outfit free. Call or write W. A. Hlxen-
baugU ft Co.. 600 Ware blk., Omaha.
J M86J
WE WANT 10 men and women solicitors
immediately for Omaha, Bouth Omaha
and Council Bluffs: salary or commission.
Inquire room 623, N. 1. Lite tsirg.
J M569 24
WANTED Agents for the authorised life
of io xiii. nv Katner jamea j. mcuoy-
ern, D. D. Approved by and Issued un
der the official sanction of Archbishop
Outs-lev and endorsed by Cardinal Olb-
bons. Every American cltlieSi, regardless
of his creed, will be Interested In reading
e Klstory of Pope Leo, contain-i
a complet
Inc large
portiona told ln jjils own
wnrrla lnrllldinB:
rellrlon. marrlace. divorce, education
freemasonry, labor, etc. Illustrated with
beautiful colored and half-tone pictures. I
Best terms. Freight paid. Outfit free, on
receipt of 28 cents to pay express, ao
dress American Publishing Co., Omaha,
Neb. J-xum
vir A VTirrvri.Tierl a rents to travel and
appoint agents to sen lire oi rope jeo
XIII In Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Ne
braska. Salary and expensea. Write to
day for particulara. American Pub. Co.,
. Omaha,
Omaha, Neb. JM-693
t Ttrv. nf Pnm JKt "TIT I. Arents ret busy
at once. Our book is autnenuo ana en
dorsed by the cnurcn. liDerai terms.
Outfit free. D.- B. Zlmmer ft Co.. N. Y.
Life . Bldg., Omaha, Neb. J 67s 24x
IMPORTANT LIFE OF POPE LEO XIII.
OniT nmciai ana autnentic worn Duousnea.
Contains large portiohs told In his own
words. Beautiful 12-color memorial litho
graph free to each customer. Published
fn na-lth. French. Italian. Soanlsh. Ger
. V..l. Dul ft&Mma ll a tl ,1 fit t
outfit free. Call' or write M. Zlmmer, 623
N. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha. J-M594
AOE.fTH ni, lAttt ot row, um aiii.
Over sou pagea. Nearly bj illustrations, i
niira rtn eradlt! freleht nald : - special I
i.rm. Published In five lanaruares. En-
dorsed by eminent Catholics. . Colored
portrait and outnt, containing iwiiiustra-
tlons, maiiea iree. Aaaress ainonc nooa
Company, 1017 Chestnut, street, Phiiadel-
plua, Jr a. j m -ox
AGENTS Catholic agents, attention! "Life
of Pope Leo XIII." only authorized edl
tlon; written bv the Dooe's order by Mon
mrntv O'Relllv: endorsed bv entire Cath
olic Hierarchy; price a. 50; large colored
portrait worm j ijo tree to suDscrioers.
Agents wanted: highest terms; Immense
demand; outfit free, international r-UDiisn-
Ina- Co.. 44 N. 4th at.. Philadelphia
J MV7 S"X
WASTED TO REST.
WANTED, room and board tn private fam
ily. Address J XV ueo omce. k. msj tax
WANTED In Kountse Place, one large)
.unfurnished room; room wltn alcove pre-
f erred. Address J tl, Bea
K MW1 ?4x
WASTED TO BUT.
WANTED, to buy, gome good dental
. chairs. Union Deitai college, k-ujii
ihr P. BOILERS: 1 (6 H. P. double drum
haulage engine; x email eiectnc ugni
plant; 1 10-foot exhaust fan. Address J Zl,
Bee omce. Mast sdx
FOR SALE rCUJMTCRE. .
anCAGO Furniture Co.. 1416 Dodge. TeL
ffl0 New an second-hand bought, sold.
exchanged.
O 180
FOR BALE, one large six-passenger closed
family carriage, one large open iamuy
carriage, one large platform-eprlng spider 1
phaeton! all rubber-tired; two double sets
cf harness, one silver mounted, and one
single set of harness. Call Frank E.
Moores. City Hall. OMIlt
FOR SALIv HORSES, WAUUSS, MTC,
HAVE your rubber Urea sat while you
wait. H. Frost. 14th and Lea ven worth.
P 181
MONROE sella pleasure re hide t til N,
Mtn at. . r-aw
FOR SALE, pair standard bred marea; can
be seen at ti oilman a, uu street atauies.
WUUam A, U. CobD. Vb&U 24x
you SALE MI8CELLASEOVS.
FOR SALE 1.600 feet at sscond-hand
wire rope, in owi niumuun. Avpiy to
or addiess "Superintendent of Bee Build
ing. Oman. J.e
I NW Md id-hand typewriters. Ill Farnam,
i at ua
inHAND safe cheap. Derlght, LUt Farnam
I Uxti
FOR BALE Second-hand Looomoblie, In
fttst-clasa shape, at one-half price. Call
or address 1&4 Farnam au U ol
FOR SALE Empty Ink barrels. 26 cents
eacn, larsw, wvu iuau uauci., ruaae uri
rlaas garbags receptacles. Fred Youns a.
foreman Bee pree room, rear entrance
Bee Bldg. Vr-Mtll
indian goods and relic. ui Farnam.
v u
imn haLB A new 800 ampere double cola
switch; never been used. Apply to or ad-
drees "Mupennieoaeni tic Building,
Omaha.- . W M.w
TELEPHONE poles, long fir umbers;
chicken teoce; oaa piung. mil uougiaa.
Q lis)
FOR SALE Crane hydraulic elevator; caa
be used either passenger or freight: com'
plete. Iron guide post, cage and wire en
closure. . . oranuia m
IRON asd wire fencee. tree guarda. trel-
lle. Weatera Anchor Fence Co., S06 N.
17 Lk aL Q 1M
FOR SALE. No. I Hubbard portable bake
oven; only ueed three; months; good as
new. write luck box i, unnwf.i. la.
U aU.3 ni
FOR SALE, good, Urge, rangy, bay horse.
eW 1'syne. ivwtwica ft Co., fui-l N. X.
Life Bldg. 'Phone 1014. Q 678 24
PHOTOGRAPH CAR
hose Art store
for sale.
Apply
o va
CATALOGUE cut drug ftrlcea free. Bhcr-
maa ft McCoBaall Drug Co Omaha.
EVERY MAN IN OMAHA SHOULD OWN A HOME.
BY WATCHING THE REAL ESTATE ADS. YOU CAN FIND ONE Al
A BARGAIN.
FOR SALE M1SCELLAHEOIS.
WAREHOUSE ecalea cheap.
Sam'l Bums.
Q MM4 All
a.nro BRICK for sale. W. Farnam Btnlth
ft Co., ISO) rarnam hl
FOR 8ATE Coal business.
Capital ra-
quired. 12,0'XI.OU. J Zl. Bee.
ALMOST NEW Remington Typewriter No.
(; cheap. Teiepnone a w sij m
CLAIRTOVNTS.
11UR L.UCRETIA. medium, 179 California.
ue A
MRS. CARRIE SMITH. SOVEREIGN
L.ADT UlEEN of elalrroyanta; every
thing told; past, present and future. Bat
' infection or no pay. 907 N. 18th. . ft 1W
ELECTRICAL THE ATM EST.
GRACE O'ERYAN,. Be tha. 720 g. Uth.
i aiow
MME. SMITH, baths, US N. IS, td floor, r. 1
MISS HOWARD, elegant masaage and
vapor battis: alconoi ruobing. au .
15th, flat E. T M265 al
MRS. DAVIS. 1621 Howard St., front rooms;
tub bath; first-class attendant. -
X AS
PERJOSAL.
ous hair removed by electricity.
R. 1 and
S, 1Mb Farnam st.
U-ll
VIAVI. a wholesome nerve and tissue food
and home treatment lor aiaoraers ot
women. Free booklet. Viavl Co., 34 Bee
Bldg. U 11
MAGNET PILE KILLER.
IT CURES,
u US
At druggists. U.
RIVATE home during confinement: bablei
adopted. The Good Samaritan Sanitarium
iJi 1st Ave., council wuaa, ia u m
CHIROPODY, manicuring, scalp, facial,
hygiene ana special massage laugm ana
praciicea. a., s&ayei, ol-z ciuk. li
mitation free. U Ra-No-May Powder,
u um
PRIVATE hospital before and during con
finement: babiea ooaraea ana aaoptea.
Mrs. Gardels, xa Lake. 11. iiea-iM
U JlM
TELEPHONE 780 for O. M. E. messenger,
ECZEMA SALVE that cured W. A. i-axton.
B J. Bcannell, agent, sw " oionj.
II JftMl
-.wE.Cuf
CURE RUPTURE FOR X30-N
patients: send for booklet, etc. Empire
rom ousines; xa.vw curtu
Kunture Co.,
New York
Life bldg..
Omaha, Neb.
U 13
private Santltarium for ladies before
and during confinement. Dr. and Mrs.
Geriscb. Sun uaiitoruia ou ic' '"z '"?"1L"
able. u-w w7a
PRIVATE horpltal before and during con-
flnement; nesi mmici ':'a
Mrs. U FUher, 15U1 Vinton. TeL IS
PERSONS holding ten-year bond contracts
in any company can itu.ru
vlUl interest to themselves by address
ing box 258, Dee Moines. 1 U-M602 26
MOSEY TO LOAM-JlEAli ESTATE.
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith ft Co.. U2u Farnam .treeL
f sva
Farnam Bt-. Bea Biag.
FARM and rJav ontM. VT . H.
Thomas, First Nat I Bank Bldg. miM
an N Y. Llfi
riUYs-i" ; yrjp4
'
4 TO I P. C. money.
Bemla, Pazton block
W 206
rTVT ln.M. Qarvln Bros., 1604
. w 204
Faraam.
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 1520 Douglaa.
I HAVE private money on hand to loan.
1 U. ttcimes. iu. r.. . ,.
TV B1VV w
MOSEY TO LOAR CHATTELS.
EASY
TO GET
TO PAY
Beat explains our methods.
We loan on furniture, pianos, warehouse
reoelnta. etc. Or if you have a permaueu
cositlon we (in make you a
UALARi LOAN t
I witnout. securn, r "."ri
ment to repay. Our service is quit
confidential ana we ) "
All that we ask Is that you give us a call
Ufore you borrow elwhere. . .
li Board of Trade Bldg. .Tel. 2296.
tEstabliahed mi.) 06 So. Uth St.
-t 20s
MONEY losned on plaltr note to salaried
People: DUStnea cnmiumii.,, '"7 "
tu Paxton block. Tha J. A. Hutton Co.
X 211
MONEY
Tn salaried amoioyes and wags earners
Get our system oj loans iu.i a"-
rf.v.t Anv lady or gentleman.
machinist, engineer, etc., having reliable
employment can get, Just on tils nois.
Monthlv. Monthly. Weekly.
. t ij: ar 113 36 or tt 66
I 60-R.turn to us... 13 33 or or 8-i6
1 oc ti.n.rn ta us... S.6e or 133 or l.ee
I7Llc.,,rn , Li... 4.00 or 2.00 or 1.00
t- . .arn,a lowest rates. conBdentlaL
lnauines. wuiwa.
I the STAR LOAN CO, S44 PAXTON BLK.
I . X A
MONEY LOANED ON
FURNITURANOaVE STOCK.
Low rates and easy terms.
Business Confidential.
Ttv hi if you want to eave mdney.
as Txtoik Block. 16th and Farnam St
A ill
. oora-r nt'RINESS IN IXJANS IU
,-ir,,oi . nl. aam.
tere boarding houses, etC;. without se
T ..., i.m,. 40 offices in prin
cipal cltlca Tolman. 440 Board of Trade
Bldg.
X-212
CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans. Foley
Loan CO.. sue. to xj. urwu.
A ita
MONEY loaned on pianos,
furniture. Je
C. F. Reed. 211 S 11
eiry, norsss. cows,
x as
CASH IN ANY AMOUNT-810 to eVM) loaned
on furniture. rianu.
holding a ateedy position, without secur
ttv or rrubllcliv. at the very lowest rates;
payments can be made to suit your con
venience; strictly confidential.
RELIABLE CHE LUT ttJ .
Rooms 807-30 Paxton BlocM0
BISISKSS CHASCEfc.
WANTED Photographer, to rent gallery
In tuwo of on new crimen oi i. .
K. R.,.ln Northeastern Nebraska. Only
gallery in town. Write -. tsee.
Y-M6a5 J4x
I JOB office for sale, county seat town S.Ouo
good country, three railroads, facturte
mills, etc.; good patronage Terras, cash
or part caah and one year's tlms on bal
anc. au area. 4 c m. i-wui
FOR SALE, by administrator, good dean
slock of gvoeral xnercnanaise tn good
brick building in good location, ready
to begin buMneaa at any time: tavoioa
about 84080; must be eold soon. Call on or
addreaa B yi , Chambers, administrator,
Blair. Nso. x M a
FOR BALE; at a bargain, bakery and con
fertlonery; good location; ettrgant soda
fountain, nxturea and furniture nearl
new; Ul sell on one yeare time, wit
approved aaturtiy. Address Mrs F. E.
Bakr. West I'oint, Neb. . Y M864 25
FOR SALE Clean, new stock , of general
.m err handiae- and building: invoice about
17.00. well aatablUhed trade: good com
uuaiur. Aourea 4 t set. j aisub as
HlSIF.S" Cll 4SCES.
WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchsng
any property or Dusiness quick, see j. it.
Johnson, B N. T. Ufe. Y-C7
FOR BALE Honse and furniture; only 2
lay house In town of beet location
in northeast Nebraska. For further par
ticulars, write to H 6, Omaha. Neb.
Y-MlSJ 28.
FOR SALE Real estate, rental and In
surance business, tn best county In Ne
braska; a snap for a man wl'h a little
money and some push. Established ten
yenrs. Address lock box 34.1. Wfnrlde,
Neb. Y-M8U6 A
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
WILLIAMSON
CHARLES E., UOt
Farnam street
RE 211
W. C CHIB8ELL, S3) N. Y. Life Bldg.
K1S-M1M AT
FINE RANCH, bargain: UK) acres. 127
cattle, 12 horsea, good improvements and
machinery; 10 miles fencing, large lake;
1,XM tons hay; price, tll.hrt. Box Zil. Bur
well. Neb. RE Ml&l 2Sx.
10-ROOM modern house. 11 blocks from
Eostofflc for sale cheap. 1M N. nth.
enewa ft Co. RE 220
NO. ISo S. S2D AVE. Splendid house, fine
location, good barn, etc.; win sell at a
reasonable price for short time. Graham
ft Ure, Bee Bldg. HE 606 2&
HOUSES and lots In all parts of city: also
acre properly and farm lands. The O. F.
Davis Co.. Room 608. Bee Bldg. RE 221
DO YOU want to trade your city property
for land? Hume Investment Co., S19 New
York Life Bldg. RE M524 Hx
RANCH and farm lands for sale k tha
i.nion racmc ttanroaa company, a. A.
McAllester. land con-.mlesloner Union Pa
cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE Ml
SALINE COUNTY farms are the best. I
have some bargains. Write for particu
lars ai once. jr. ti. jonnson. uorrnester.
Neb.
IRE M 592 A22
Tukey & Son
Want to Buy
For Customers
Five Cottages
Mutt be well located and have full lot with
each house. Owners or agents who have
such houses at the right prices will find
casn customers ny notiiyinn us.
A. P. TUKEY & BON,
444-445 Board of Trade.
RE 600 25
ACCORDIOS PLEATISG.
GOLDMAN. 200 Douglas block. M 772
BALK TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 18th.
222
R. R UMBEL SON, only tie factory in
the state. Try. us. Hth and Nichols a
Tel. F3369. - M-7S 23
CARPET CLEANING.
A. K, JETT calls for carpets. TeL A-3301
M-'94 Al
CARPESTERS ASD JOISERS.
ALL kinds of carpehNir work and repairing
promptly attended tow i. . Ochiltree, 2oth
e, r, 't
-470
ana i-aute sireeia. v,
DETECTIVES.
CAPT. CORMACK. 617 Karbach block. Tel.
A-W3X. .
EXPERT ACCOLSTAST.
R. Rathbun. room 15. Cora l NsL Bank.
227 '
FLORISTS.
HESS ft 8WOBODA. 1415 Farnam. -221
L. HENDERSON, florist, 1415 Farnam St.
at
FIRNITtRB PACKIRG.
GATE CITY Upholstering Co.. woven wire
springs tlgntenea. Tel. 1706 Bt.
Mary1 Ave. 253
FOISD.
FOUND Shirt
waist set. Address J 18,
Found M546 23
Bee.
GARBAGE.
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO. cleaat
cesspools and vaults, removes garoaae
and dead animals at reduced price. 44
N. Uth. Tel. 1778. 280
GOLD ASD SILVER PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO., Be Bldg. TeL 2635.
LAWN MOWERS.
SHARPENED.
P. Melcbolr, Uth ft Howard
232
LAWNMOWER8 sharpened, saws filed.
umbrellas repaired, keys, etc., 3u N. lth.
Tel. 274. 2S2
LAW ASD COLLECTIOSS,
BTILLMAN ft PRICE, 2 U. 8. N 1 B k. bid.
NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. T.
Life Blag., attorneys ana collectors every
where. 236
MACFARLAND ft MAT, New York Life
Bldg.. room 304. 'Phone 1561'. 13
LOST.
BTRAYED, dark brown horse; scar on left
side, bcnialler, Z&tt Military Ave. I.
MUSICAL,
THOU. J. KELLY, voice. Davtdce Block.
tut
OMAHA COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 316 Range
Blk.; summer term. Apply t. it. wngiil.
L. L. C. M.. Director. Phone 1101.
617
MEDICAL.
Piles Cured
without pain no cutting, tying or burning.
All blood, kidney ana bladder disease
cured; a guarantee given In every case
treated by W. C. Maxwell, M. D.. 624
Bee Bldg., Omaha. Neb., graduate of
Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New
Turk City.
DR. NEIBERGER'S SKIN LOTION cures
Prickly Heat. Barbers' itch. Chlggera,
Poison Ivy. Polaton Oak, Ulcers, Pl;upl-a,
Scrofula Sores and all Skin Eruptions,
price. 21-0 per bottle. J. C. Northeraft,
Prop, and Dtstr., Orpheum pharmacy.
911 w. ritnia bi., ivaosa tuy. mo.
MU0 28 x.
OSTEOPATHY.
GID. E- ft ALICE JOHNSON. osteoDaths.
Suite Us, New lorx LUa Bldg. TeL lw4
su
i . .
The Hunt Inflrma ry, MoCague ttldg. T. 2351.
1 AUi
Ataen ft Farwall. Paxton Blk, 804-7. T lkA
MJil
DRS. FINCH ft MILLER, 124 & 26ta Bt
ta
Dr. Or ace Deeg.n. I0 McCagua. TeL 2362
PATESTS.
H. J. COWOTLL No fee unless success fuL
tit S. 15th Bt.. Omaha. Tel. 17M 14
. . . ..
PAWS BROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, aeeommodat-
lng, all business confidential. 1S"1 Dougiaa
PLIMBISG.
DALY & SON
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS
team and gas fitters; Jobbing neatly done;
an orders promptly attendea. iL an.
21 Leavenworth.
nro MAStFACTfRISG.
OMAHA Rug Factory, 1621 Leaven.
Tel. 2m.
242
STAMMERISO AHD STITTERISO.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
247
UORTHASD ASD TPEW11TISG.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school.
717 N. Y. Life.
242
NEB. Business & Shorthand College.
Boyd's
24
1 neater.
STORAGE.
OM. Van Btor. Co., 16UH Farn. Tela 1559-s;2.
.so
TICKET BROKERS.
CUT RATE railroad tickets everywhere.
P. H. Phllbln, 1606 Farnam. 'Phone 7M.
663
TRISKS ASD BAGGAGE.
THE DEPOT on time. O. M. E.
.TeL 780.
POSTOFFICB SOT1CE.
(Should be read DAILY by all Interested,
aa changes may occur at any time).
Foreign maila for the week ending July
25. 1903, will clo-e (PROMPTLY in ail caeea)
at the ceneral poatulllce as follows: Par
cels-post malls close one hour earlier than
Closing time snown below. rarcela-oi
mans tor uermany ciose at 6 p.
Monday.
Regular and supplementary malls close
at Foreign Station half an nour later than
closing time ahown below (except that sup
plementary mails for Europe and Central
America, via Colon, close one hour later at
roreign elation;.
Transatlantic Malls.
SATURDAY At 7:30 a. m. tor SCOTLAND
direct, per s. s. Columbia (mall must be
aireciea - per s. s. Columbia 1; at 8 a.
for BELGIUM direct, per a a. Vaderland
(mall must be directed "per s. s. Vader
land"); at 12 :3u p. m. (supplementary 2
p. m.) for EUROPE, per a. a. .Campania,
. la trfutreiiifiuwn.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Thls steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Pa
pers, and Samples for Germany only. The
same class ot mail matter tor wtber pant
of Europe win not be sent ny mis ship
unless specially directed by her.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Transatlantic Malls named above arl.ii.
tlonal Supplementary Malls are opened on
the Dlers of the American l. nlih
French and German steamers, end remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the hour
01 sailing 01 steamer.
Malls for SoatK and Central Amerlea,
West Indies, Etc.
1 jwiai ai u in. jor sni-Aiuu, per s. a.
..ingB.ia, via lamiiiuu (man . must
directed "per s. s. Niagara "); at 1 d.
for PORTO PLATA, net a. s. Fnihoii
from Boston (mail for other parts of the
Dominican Republic must be directed
per b. s. i-oxnau ); at 8:30. p.' m for
SATURDAY At 3:30 a. m. for Ruivn'
per s. s. Syracusa, via Perna-nbuco and
Santos (mail for Northern Brazil must
ue airectea "per s. s. (Syracusa -); at 6:30
a. in. mi Anun.iiwt,, LKLUUAI and
i-AKAtiUAi, per s. s. Casilda; at 7-30
a m. for NEWFOUNDLAND, per a s
Silvia; at, 8:30 a. m. (supplementary 8-3ti
; ) for .PORTO RICU. CURACAO ind
VENEZUELA, per s. s. Caracas (mall
for fcayanllla and Carthagena must be
directed "per s. a. Caracas"); at 9:30 a m
tBuppiementary iu:ju a. ml ft,- rnu
TUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, 8A VANILLA
and CARTAGENA, per s. s. Altai (maU
for Costa Rica must be directed "Der
s. s. Altai ); at iu a. m. for CUBA, per
s. s. Morro Castle, via Havana; at 11:3.)
n. .1.. u.Lc-iii;iiia,ry Xi.au u, mi fnr
INAGUA, HAITI and SANTA THARTa!
be directed "per s. s. Athos"); at 12
p. m. ror cuva, per s. s. Ollnda, via
i
Malls Forwarded Overlaad, Ete
eept Transpaelfle.
CUBA By rail to Port Tamps, Fls.. an
thence by steamer, closes at this office
dally, except Thursday, at 5:30 a. m. (the
luiiucviiii. man. HUM nrrw on AlOndSVa
Wednesdays and Saturdays). .
mr.Ait-tJ 1. 1 1 r overland, unless specially
addressed for despatch by steamer
at this office dai!, except Sunday, at 1:38
i. anu ii.jv y ux. ouiiuiii at i n m
NEWFOUNDLAND Br rail to TCnr.h c.j
ney, and thence by steamer, closes at this
office dally at 6:30 p. m. (connecting mails
close here every Monday, Wednesday and
' Saturda). .
JAMAICA By rail to Boston, and thsnce
by steamer, closes at this office at 3u
p. m. every Tuesday and Thursday.
igttU)K-y rail to Boston, and thence
?V " orac Jiy at
BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ and UATR
MALA Hy rail to New Orleans, and
thence by steamer, closes at this office
?a,lX' ePt Sunday, at 1:S0 p. m. and
u.du p. in-, ou.iua at t, p. m. and 111 3D
p. m. (connecting mail close here Mon
days at 111:30 p. m.)
COSTA RICA By rail to New Orle-ins anrl
thence by steamer, closes at this offics
dally, except Sunday, at II ifl n m
1.11:30 p. m., Sundays at 1 p. -z. and 111 HO
. . n tnnrt n a.., I r v mall . . I . '
5' ; ,i .7 "" t"w nere lues
vmjm i. .aw V lu.
IRegistered mail cloaca at ( p. m.
vioua day.
pre-
TraaspariCe Malta.
CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close
here dally at 6.30 p. m. up to July Lain,
Inclusive, for despatch per s. s. bulnauo
Maru.
HAWAII, via San Francisco, close here
cany ai .w p. m. up to July ljuth in
ciuaive. tor uespatcn er a s. Alameda.
Lni.iA uia MrA.t, via Vancouver an
Victoria, a. ., close nere dally at 4.J0
p. in. up to jujy i-ist. iiiciumve. (or des
patch per s. s. Empress of India. (Mer
chandise for U. S. Postal Agency at
Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Can
ada.) HAWAII. JAPAN, CHINA and especially
auurc.ir-q wan tur use x'iiiL.i!Jh'i "s E
ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close here
dally at 6:30 v. in. up to July Uiiih. In
clusive, for dt-bpatch per . s. Nippon
Maru.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, vie San Fran
cisco, close kere dally at :i p. m. up to
July l-Tth, Inclusive, for deapaicn pur U.
8. Transport.
CHINA and JAPAN, via Tacoma. close
here dally at . p. m. up to July lath,
inclusive, for despatch per s. a i'iWn,i.
NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA (except
V't V L IV I1 1 I L'li. iVI 1 r
. . v . ..........4ft jpiji, ba
MOA and HAWAII) -via San Francisco
(lose here dally at 8:30 p. rn. up to Au
gust ( late. Inclusive, for despatch per a
s. Ventura. (If the Cunard ''earner car
rying the British mail for New Zealand
doea not arrive In lime to connect with
this despatch extra, miill cloing at 6 JO
a. m. 9.30 a, m. and 6:JU p. m. ; Sundays
at 4:30 a. m., 9 a. m. and 4.3u p. m. will
be made up and forwarded until the ar-
rival of the Cunard steamer.)
HAWAII. CHINA. JAPAN and Pint IP.
PINE ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close
nere oaiiy at e au p. ax. up to August lid,
liu lunlv. for deai-ati h per a a. Siberia.
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via
San ranclaco. close here dahy at 6:30
p. m. up to August l!0th. Inclusive, for
despatch per s. a. Mariposa.
AUSTRALIA (except Wm). fin
ISLANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, via
Vancouver ana Victoria. B '.. cloae here
aauy ai -u p. m. up to August lialh, la-
ciusive, ior aespatcn per s. s. AorangL
NOTE Unless otherwise addressed. West
Australia is forwnrded via Europe, and
New Zealand and I'Mlliinlnes via Han Fran
cisco th auickest routes. rhJllppinea
spectally adoreaned I'tta Canada"
Luxwjye" uiuat be lulxf prcaftad at
or
ihe Ijc-
rosTOFricu notice.
rljrn rates. Hawaii la fos-erarded, via Baa
Krsnctsco exclusively.
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port
of sailing daily and the schedule of closing
la srrangeii on tne presumption or their
nlnterruptd overland transit. Re;tstered
an no at p. m. previous day.
U'K.tl.ll M AN WIT, f
Post master.
rotofTiee. New Tork, N. T.,
July 19, 1J01
A1LWAT TIME CARD.
SIOS STATIOS 10TR ASD MARC)
re low PaclSe.
Leave.
...a 8:40 am
Arrive,
a 7:60 pm
a 1:25 pre
Overland Limited.
The Fast Mall
sllfornla Expi
a 4:20 pra
alLMptn
Pacific Express..,
Eastern Express. ,
Ihe Atlantic Exit
a 1 :80 pra
a 7:80 am
a 140 am
a 1:40 am
bll 50 pm
a 6:16 pm
b 8:25 am
The Colorado Special
Chicago Special
.a T JO am
Llr.coln, Beatrice . and
Stromshurc Einreea .b 4:n0 nm
North Plstte Local a i-flO am
Grand Island Local b f :80 Dm
Chleatro). Mllwaakte ft St. Paal.
Chicago Daylight a 7:46 am all:lS pra
Chicago Fast Express. .a (:4fi pm a 1:40 pm
Chicago Limited a t 06 pm a 7:60 am
Des Moines Express. ...a 1:46 am a 1:40 pm
Chlcaa ft Rarthwestera.
Th Northwestern Line."
Past Chicago
..a 3:40 am a T:M am
Mall
..a 8:00 pra a 8:30 am
..a 6:10 am a 3:30 pm
..a 7:46 am al0.28 pra
..a k no am all:10 pm
..all Ivan, a 6:10pra
.. 6:10 pm
..a 8:16 pra a 9:15 am
..a 4.00 pra 8:60 am
..a 6.60 pra a 3:46 pra
..a k.i pm a 8.16 am
... a 2:40 pra
..b 4:00 p.-n b 8.60 am
Local Sioux City......
Daylight St. Paul
Daylight Chicago ....
Local Chlcagc
.oca) Cedar Rapids..,
Limited Chicago .....
Local Carroll
aat Chicago
Fast St. Paul,
Fast Mall
Local Sioux City
Norfolk ft Bonesteel.
..a 7:26 am al0:36 am
,.b 7:26 am bl0:36 am
Lincoln ft Long 1'ine
Ckicago, Rack lalaad ft PaclSe.
EAST.
Chicago Daylight L t d..a a 66 am a I 60 ant
Chicago Uaytigm iocat.a l i am a. w.eo
Chicaa-a KxDress. ........ bll :1 am a 6:36 pm
Des Moines u,xpreaa....a . pm uu.w mja
Chicago Fast express.. a :as pm a i: pa
WEST.
Rocky Mountain L t d. .a 7:30 am a 7:25 am
Lincoln, uoio. npringe.
Denver, raebia ana
West a 1 JO pm a 6:00 pra
Colo., Texas, CaL aoc
Oklahoma Flyer a o:u pm au: pm
Wabash.
St. Loula "Cannon Ball"
Express 6:65 pm a 1:20 am
St. Loula Local, Coun
cU Bluffs.
...a 9:15 am al0:80 pm
Missouri Pacts)).
Bt. Louis Express....
..al0:00 am a 8:28 pra
..a!0:60 pra a 4:16 am
..a 7:36 am a 1:10 pra
K. C. ft 8L L. h.X...,
Illinois Ceatral.
Chicago Express
Chicago, Minneapolis ft
St. Paul Laraiiea a i .au pm a :t am
MlnneaDOl s ft Bt. Paul
Ex Drees D i am ciw: pm
ri.lcaso Local .- 10:36 am
Chicago Express al0:35 am
WEBSTER DEPOT 1STII ft WEBSTER
Chlraso. St. Paal, Mluneapolla A
Omaha.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin ritv Pasaenaer...a 8:80 am a 9 10 pm
Bloux City Passenger.. .a 2:00 pra al:20 am
Oakland Local b 6:45 pm b :ii am
Missouri PaclSe.
Nohraak Local Via
Weeping Water.. ......D 1:10 pm aiu:a am
Chleagro ft Rorthweelcrn, HebrasLa
aad Wyoaalas Dlvlsloa.
Rlar-lr Mills. DeaAwood-
Lead. Hoi springs a i:w pm a :w pm
Wvnminir. CasDer and
LOUglaS .A a.uv ui tj w.vw yux
. . a .AA CIA
bastings, York. David
-itv. Huoerior. ueneva.
Exeter and Seward... -b 3:u0 pm b 6:00 pm
BLRLINGTOM STATIOS 10TH ft MASOA
..ih City. St. Joseph ft Coaavli
lllaCs. ' '
Kansas City Day Ex... a 9:15 am ilMpa
St. Louts Flyer em pm all .06 am
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:30 pm a 6:16 am
Barllngtoa ft Mlssoarl River.
- ieave. Arrtra,
tt'vmnr. TJaatrlCS and
Lincoln a 8.60 am bU:0t pm
NebrasiA Expreaa. a 8:60 am a 2 46 pm
Denver Limited.... a 4:10 pm a 6:45 am
R ack hi is -ana iuxei
Round Kxnreas...: all:10 cm a 1:10 sm
C o 1 o r a d Veatibulei
Fiyei ai iopm
Lincoln Fast Mall b 1:52 pra a 1.-08 am
fnrt Crook and Platts-
mouth D i:a pm tio:36 am
Believus & Pacific Jot. .a 7:30 pm a 1:27 am
Believue ft Paoino Jet.. a I:u. am
Chlcaso. Barllagtoa ft 44alaey.
Chicago Special .....a 7:08 ami a 8:55 pm
Chlcaao Vestlbuled Ex.. a 4:00 pm a 7:46 am
Chicago Local a 9:18 am all:00 pm
Chicago Limited a 8.05 pm a 7:46 am
Fast Mali a 2:40 pm
a Daily, b Dally exoent Sunday, d Dalle
except Saturday, a Dally except Monday.
STBAMSUICS.
ICHOR, LJNB U. S. ; MAIL BTKAM8H1P8.
NEW YORK, LONDONDERRY AND OLASQOW,
NKW YORK. GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES.
Superior accommodation a. Eie1lent Cnltin. Tin
Comfort of PiiwniTfri Carefully Consllaraa. Slnsl
or Hound Trip Ticket 1mu4 betwoea New York and
Brotca, Kcglltb, Irttn sod all principal continental
rilnu at altractlT rate. Bend for Book of Tour,
or ticket or (enaral Information apply to any
local agent of tne Alienor lAne or la
HENDERSON BROS., Oeu'l AseuU, Olleaga, 111.
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE,
New Twin-Screw Rteaeier el U.404 Tan
NEW YORK ROTTERDAM, 1 BOULOONfc
gelllaf Wedaeadar it II i ll
Kstterdaat ...July B Ryadam Aug. II
poudaoi Aug. I Noordam Au. !
Stateadam Aug. It I Rotterdam ...BapUmLer 2
. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE,
Ot Dearboru St.. Chlcaso, III.
Harry Mooraa, 1M1 rarnaai St., C. Rutaerferd.
IMt rarnaai at-, B. Kat-aolda, 108 ruua m.
LEGAL KOVICK.
PROPOSALS FOR SITE AND DONA
'HONS FOR A NEW STATU NORMAL
BCHOOL. ' .
In accordance with House Roll No. 1, a
bill for an act to locate and establish ons
til additional state normal school, and to
provide for the erection of buildings, pay
ment, maintenance and receiving donations
for the aame, the Board of Education ot
the state normal scnooi nereoy solicit pro
nosais for donations to the state of a suit
ahla alts for an additional state normal
school, but said proposed site must Include
a suits ble tract of land not less man
twenty (JO) at Tea in extent, said land to be
worth at least seventy-five (1.0) dollars per
acre, and said location of site for said
school must be west of a point not ex
reeding five miles east of the ninety-eighth
meridian. Said donations or proposed do
nation for a site may include a building
or buildings, and such proposals may also
Include donation of money or duly regis
ter! municipal bonds to the state for the
use and benefit of such normal achool. All
such proposals shall be in writing and
transmitted to the secretary or said board
tn sealed envelopes, which shall be opened
In the uresence of said board on Tuesday.
July tn. 19"3, at t o'clock p. m.. In the
office of the superintendent of public in-
. 1 tH . V. ... . . 11 .1 1 ., e T
Nebraska, "and the properties mentioned
i said proposals shall be examined and
Investigated by said board and the ad
vantaaes and dlssdvantages of aald pro
posed site shall be considered, and said
board In accepting or rejecting any pro
noHal shall take Into consideration the lo-
t atlon or sucn proposer site, in cnaracter
and value of the aam he character and
value of the bulldlnfc. or buildings thereon.
If any, whether such bulldlns-8 thereon are
proposed to De aonatea or soia to tne state,
or to be oartly donated and partly sold.
the amount of money. If any. proposed to
be donated oi the value of sny bonds ac
eomoanrlng surh proposal, ar.d may accept
such proposed donation and locate
such normal School upon surh site
which, in the Judgment of Such
board under all the facts and
circumstances, may sppear to be for th
Heat Interest of the stats In the Dremlses."
By order of the Board of Directors of th
State normal acnooi.
WILLIAM K. FOWLER,
Secretary Board of F.ducstlon, Buperln
tendent ot Public Instruction
OEOROE ROGERS.
President Bosrd of Education.
Lincoln. Neb July W. 1908.
Jy lid 14tm
Sealed bids will be received at the of.
flee of secretary of state up until 12 o'clock
noon of July 29. 19ta. for lumber for use
st 8. ft B. home at Qrand Island as be
architect's estimate on die In the office
ot secretary of atats. The board reserves
tha right to rej-et any and all bid.
GLOR'IK W. MARSH,
Secretary of Board.
Ji) 4 i tm
GO VERS M CRT XOTI4BCS.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH VEtlETA-
bles otllcs Purrhssing Commissary, U.
Array. Army Building. Omaha. Neb.,
uly 2, 1503. Sealed proposals, In duplicate.
will be received until Hi o'clock a. in.
uly 30, 13, at which time and place they
111 be publicly opened for furnishing and
ellverins uch uuantltles of f r in xoia-
oes, onions, cabbage and beets as may tie
required by the Subsistence department at
maha, iseb., during tne montn ot August,
a information furnished on applli-atlnn.
Invelnpes containing proxirl should be
nilorsed. "I'rtiposale for fresh Vegetable.
be opened July ju. i).t" ana auuressea
a the uniiersignea. v . n. nean. Major.
Commissary, Purchasing Commissary.
-i t luiKitni
FORT MEADE, 8, IV. JULT 2X lH
Dealed nroDoanls In triplicate will be ie-
celved until 2 p. m., August 10. 1903, for
constructing addition to hospital here. In
formation furnished upon application. U.
8. reserves right to aoeept or re)ect any or
.11 . . .. . 1 - ,nw n.r. K . r-.
fl.ll .'ivru.vntn " . ..... " . 1 w . . .-.
i-.lnn.. irntalntn- nronoaala to ha mark.A
-I'ropoaais ror tioepttai Aoamon,
ad-
A r. A i- XX VaA.u Cantaln
Jy23 d4t AI-6M
INSPECT PORTABLE BOILERS
Sasgestlen of Ameadaneat for Ordi
nance Cornea from City Roller
Inspect or Scheldt.
At the requeet of a number of lntereste.1
partlea Joseph Scheldt, boiler Inspector, Is
considering the matter ot -asking th city
council to amend Ihe present ordinance
relating to the Inspection of boll era At
present, according to the Inspector, the
ordinance contains no provisions covering
boilers attached to portable engines, and
there are a number In the city which
should be Inspected almost aa closely s
those used In connection with stationary
engines.
This Is particularly true of th boilers
used on steam automobiles, of which there
are probably half a doxen In the city.
These boilers are designed to carry high
steam pressure, one at least carrying
normally about 250 pounds pressure to the
square inch of surface. The boilers are all
made of the strongest material known to
the trade and leave the factory In excel
lent shape, but this Is true of all boilers
In their various classes and a portable
boiler Is as much subject to bad treatment
or depreciation as one permanently lo
cated. The Inspector has not finally decided
upon the form of ordinance which will
cover the rasea mentioned, and. In fact.
has not fully decided to ask for the amend
ments, but Is looking for light upon the
subject.
MEASURES MUST BE SEALED
Judge Berks Glvee Mllkmaa a Clear
luderataadlng of tha Maal
rlpal Law.
i
"I fine you 15 and costs,", aald Judge
Bcrka to Rasmus Nellson, a tnllkman. "I
want you to understand that you must use
measures which have been Inspected and
approved by the Inspector of weights and
measures, and you must submit these Tea
sels to him for examination whenever ha
S3 requests. This is a light fine, but if
you ate brought here again I will make It
much heavier."
Nellson had been arrested on complaint of
Inspector Mahammltt, who aald he was us
ing quart measures with a large Hp, so that
unless the can la filled to tha very top It
la about an eighth of a quart short. Nell
son had refused to let the Inspector look'
over his utensils, but declared they were
full meaaura, because they could ba made
to hold tha standard amount
Judge Berka looked . over the measures
and concluded that tha blg-l!p" dodge wag
a subterfuge worthy of severe condemna
tion. . Ins pec to Mahammltt has Mher milk- '
men In .view,, whom he will Ale, complaints
against If they do not cease Using tha same '
kind of quart measures that got Nellson
Into trouble. Tha latter paid hla One.
Hum Dovvat hy Wagwa.
During the drcua parade yesterday a
butcher dell very wagon, driven by a man
giving the name Charles Johnson, ran down
a small boy. The latter was taken in
charge by Attorney F. A. Brogan. who had
him taken to the City hotel at Tenth and
llarnev streets, where the lad Uvea. John-
son was arrested by Officer Maloney and
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the City hotel failed to produce any In
formation concerning the Injured boy, the
statement being made that no accident had
happened to anyone living about the place.
Mr. Brogan, who did. not learn the name of
he boy, said he aid not tnink the injuries
were serious.
For 'Cruelty to AalsasUs.
William Perkins, a manufacturer of nat-
ent medicines of his own discovery, was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Murphy on com-
lalnt of Aiirea Aimera, presiaent oi the
iumane society. Millard stated that Par
ens had a horse with a sore shoulder.
which he persisted In using when the ani
mal should be In the hospital. The horse
In question formed ons of a team attached
to a phaeton yesterday and had hauled Per
kins downtown irom nis residence, x,u
Fort street. The horse was placed In a
livery stable. Perkins, soon after arrest.
was released on Donas.
SEASONABLE FASHIONS
4471 Cottes Cv4t,ll U 40 bmft,.
Woman's Coffee Coat na. Tasteful house
coats, or breakfast Jackets are among th
essentials of a satisfactory wardrobe . and
are offered In many matertala and designs.
This pretty and graceful one Is made of
ring-dotted lawn, with trimming of lace
that forma a stole, edged with . beading
threaded with narrow ribbon, and deep
frills, but th i model Is suited to tha entire
range of a vi liable material. Cottoa and
linen fabrics are charming for warm daya,
such wools as aJbatroa, chillis, eashmars
and French .Cancel for cooler weather.
The coat 1 made ewlth fronts and back
that are gathered at their upper edges ajA
joined to tha stole, tha shaping being ac
complished by means of shoulder and un-
der-arm seams. Over tha shoulders, mast
ing tha neck portion at tha stole. Is exceed
ingly becoming. Tha sleeve are snug
with deep frills that are graduated la
width and form points that fall ever tha
fore-arms.
The quantity of material required for tha
medium six (4 years) la 84 yards a Inches
yards 22 Inches wide. 1 yards 44 Inches wide
with 1 yard of all-over lace for stole ami
ti yards of lace Inches wide for frills.
The pattern 447 Is cut ta stsua for a IX
.84, M, 28 and 40 Inch bust measure.
For the accommodation of The 1 Bee
readers these pat Urn , which usually retail -at
from 25 to 60 cents, will be furnished at
a nominal price, 19 cents, which covers all
expense. In order to get s aettern enclose
10 cents, (Its number and elms of VeAlern,