TTIE OMAHA DAltTV r,KI': FTTTPAY, .7 FLY 31. 1003.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
lirr(UriiM(i fr eolamae
taVrn til IX "a. far the
Vvrnla- edit Is and aatll p. m.
f (or mwrnlaa; gaaday eaitlea.
ftatea. 1 l-2o a word first laeertlen.
tr a ward tseeafter. Katblaaj takea
far less taaa X5e far the first later.
tloa. These ae'vertleemea te most be
raa eaaeecatlvely.
Advertisers, by reeaeatlac a
here tbrtk, raa have anawara ad
drraacd ta a a am be red letter la eara
at Tha flee. Aaawara aa addressed will
he delivered ea arcaratattna at ba
. abaak aalr.
WAITED ITIATIONS'.
TOI'N"! MAN wants a position stenog
rapher atvi assistant bookkeeper, ao
dress J (. Be. A M.-89 Alx
BT a Rood window trimmer. Address J.,
box 6a Bee office. A-M6i 21
COMPETENT young lady stenographer
v wants position hi southeastern Nebraska.
J Address, Sleaiap-apher,' St E. Mh St
: Tnpeka, Kan. A 675 4x
WANTED Many Jobs of ail kinds of work.
such aa mvlji weeds, excavating', re
. pairing fences. tr, everywhere within
city limit; enacaes reasonable; will call
i on parties who desire work done. Address
Fostal card to la Traub, 1514 Cass t.,
maha A Vvl 31
WAHTEIWMALA HELT.
TUB 0UMMER TERM
BOYLES COLLEGE
fa now open, yet It la not tuo Uta to an tar.
jivery uay is vncviuucm
Business, shorthand, typewriting, Eng-
llau. Get a catalogue.
XL B. iiol'LES, president,
TaL 1SS4. . Is. Y Life, BK1... Omaha.
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.WANTED, for United Slates army, able
bodied, unmarried man, between age of
21 and it; citizens ol United States, ol
good character and temperate habits,
mh.. can .link, read anil write Kukiisiu
For information apply to recruiting of
Ccer, into and Doage Bta., umaha, and
Grand laiana, neo.
.WILL give a worthy young man or woman
a paid-up acholarahlp In Omaha a leading
buaineaa college, to be paid for when
course Is nnisned and position oecuieu
Address B 26. Bee. B-tiO
"WANTED, men to learn barber trade. Bee
' advantages we offer. Steady pmcuce, ln
aiructiona, leclnres, diplomas, tools an J
Saturday wages. Can earn nearly all ejt
penea before tlnlahing. Few weeks coin
f ..... it.-..- ijv...- r,n,.iM, I3ir
ougiaa Bt. B-Mswa Six
WANTED Small Job of cellar cementing
... - l. n " v 1 If a Ulilir
oona. ; Appiy i wti "".,
PRDO clwk, with J or I years" experience
willing to wore, auutwi t.
Bioux Falls. B. D. B-M. 4
"WANTED, alx cornmoa carpenters; wages
U.U per day. Enquire (ol XS". i4th St.,
opposite poaiomge, ouuui unuuih f
ii Mtiw 2
WANTED At once, an' experienced drug
clerk: married man preferred. Bchaefer a
Cut Price Drug Btore, UUi and Cblcago.
. -.. B
' XW'O men for handling lumber, two men
. . . .'..rL I I...U Vm It. . V r ' 1 1 v . . H t
Omaha. , . , oiu a
buainesa in towns of l.OuO and over; $10
marls you In mail business paying H.uOO
year. Nothing to sell. Investigate. Bend
addreaeed euvelcjpe. "VN". 1). iialch Co.,
Utica, N. 1. - ' o-tii
WANTED Young man about IS to deliver
goods ana take care oi norae ana cow.
Apply lia axnauw u jiloo i
n'lKTKlVYouni man aa assistant book
accurate and familiar with office work.
Addreaa In own handwriting, giving age,
exDertence. referencea and salary ex-
peeled. J 61. Be office.
U AL OJB
78 2x
DRAMATIC' PEOPLB 'WANTED Quick,
for"dranaitKt company; aung season; Bin
ary sure; wrlte-or wire; must Join Imme
diately: specialty people write. Handler
BtockCo.. Hot Springs, B. 688 Ilx
WANTED First- class mouldera; steady
work; wages 13.50 per day of nine hours.
The F. M. Davia Iron Works Co., Denver,
Colo. B MHM1 t
WANTED SALESMEN.
IF YOU ARE A-SALESMAN and making
less than 1&.0U a week, write ua today.
Wa are selling groceries to farmers ana
other large buyers at wholesale prices.
Good huHUera can make up carload lots
at every town In the agricultural states,
profits are larger than Tn any other line,
trada permanent, work pleasant and
healthful. For full particulars address
George Meldrum at Co., t N. Green St.,
Chicago. 111. M 65UA2X
WA.NTED FEMALE HELP.
IjO Girls. Call Canadian offloe. Uth St Dodge.
- 11
OPT letters at borne; $12.50 paid weekly;
send stamped envelope, sample letter.
Eureka Co.. U Duane at.. New York.
WANTED. ladies to learn halrdressing,
manicuring or taciaj massage, our cata
logue fcxplaina how we teach It quickly;
mailed lie. Expenses earned before com
pleting. Moler College, IMi Douglaa St.
..-'. C MuS Jlx
WANTED, a lady under 30. of beat charac
ter, aa companion for lady recovering from
nervous prostration; will lie required to be
agreeable a ad attend to any wanta of em
movtri lady who while uulet la of a Jolly
dlapoaltlon preferred; out of town girl
given preferenoe.. Adaress f u. tox 4Sa,
vnuu t - . . mwu .
WANTED. Ctrl far light housework; family
or two. Aaarebs eu, liee. v iiyn
WANTED ClirU. for general housework
family of Jurae. Mrs. 6iueral, b',6 North
letth rx " , tj o.i
WANTED A good second girl. Mrs.
Marsh, Sth and line St. t'-MW 2x
i'UH lUi tiOLbKb.
14 Ol ICCQ In H parts of the city. K.
nUUdud . C. Ptlerd e Co., Bee Bldg.
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FOR RENT. 7-room house, all modern ex
cept furnace, 7u4 N. Join au, aiw. C. M.
UOI KPQ In all parts of the city. The O.
uwwubw jr'. uavut to.. Ma Boa Bldg.
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PAYNE-BOSTWICK A CO.-Cholce housea
tul-u New Yoik LUe Bidg. ' Phone luia.
U am
WE MOVE pianos. Uaggard Van A Stor
age Co. TaL 14s. '. Oikc. liU U abater Bu
FOR KENT, ten-room modern house near
High school. No. 41 North 22d atreeL In
quire next dour or ui n. s. iue ouua.
lug. 1
CENTRAL lat-olaas 7-room house, 30 N. U
a D M47
HOUBEB. lnsuraQoa, BlnrwaU, Barker blk.
TWO S-room houses, all modern. $U.00.
C. M. Bacamauu. 4J-i faxloa tilock.
D M71i
.a
TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Stoiage
CO.. ethos, uit jparnaw. or laia. ism
LJ Cb.
TEN-ROOM bilck. furnacw gaa, ratb;
cveiyltung coaupieie. u c. om bl
D ill 30 x
FOR RENT 2318 Douglaa 8t.. U rooma
Apply uo N. Y. Life.
jL For rent a -Ptuj
Q Per monih. Win. K
V brown block.
RX)M HOUSE, m
' Va& C'apiiol ave.
'A -cottage. llu Man y st: $
s oi.iar, receiver, ajj
D Mail
modern Improvements
iKsui zx
t-XiMU HOl'BE. modatrn Improvemenia.
Caiti a vs. - -. DMkJ A-
RtMJUING HOUSE, )J rooms, modern. In
flrat-cUsa'condlllon, 1611 Uoward at., de
aiiable lH-atloii; 855.U0. or aill rent 24
ruoina. llio.ts) per nuotith... Ueurge ek Co.,
f A Farnam Bt. D MirS) 7
( M 8. STH. 4-room cottage, 8s: 13 Msnder
t aa, 6 ruoms. $U'; Kl Howard 4 rooms,
f.-jdiru fiat, ll? M. lai.iWult Br -B . -r-kcr
blk.- D MS6
GOOD -r. fiat an 24itt car line. $16. Psvne,
Bustaick A C. ul-4 N. Y. L. D :2 1-
roR RBUT HOI .F.S.
l-RKiM cottage, good rcpsl
cago. O. E. Turklngton, fiu5
FUR REM-S IRnHUEb ilKUlll,
DEWEY European hotel. 13th and Farnain
E lt8
ROYAL HOTEL. European. 16th Chicago.
e. iii
11.00 to Hon per week 422 8. MtU Bt.. tna
block south of court house.
r-n i
NICE cool room, modern, very reasonable; I
uenuexntn preicirvu. iuu i-. iilu.
E 207
0. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone filL
A ime
FRONT and other d-elrable rooms, bath,
cool and central, lor gentleman. iw
Cars at. E MS07 a4
AETNA HOL'BE, European. Uth c Dodga.
Cj IiU
Hotel Hubbel. 13th Howard; "phone a
. una A
I NICE ROOMS, light housekeeping. 1111
8. 11th. i aiuo
21$ N. 17TH Cool front rooms for two.
NICELY furnished rooms. Inquire Omaha
steam laundry, lib) ieavenworia. i none
ROOM 3 $150 to $3 per week: 'board $3L
Thurston hotel, lain ana jscsaon ma.
E-MJ17 A24
BOUTH front, alcove'room. Harnev.
FIR.MSHKU ROOMS AID BOARD.
1 11 Ei in, 0)m iiiuiir), line i-wwi
mnd board: ratea reaaonaDie aiso meai
tickets. F MSJ6-A1
DESIRABLE rooms, the Farnam, 19th and
Farnam.
503 S. TH AVE.; prlvota family. F 175
WEIJj ventilated modern rooms; first
class board. Telephone. uoukiss si.
r ji.ji
NICELY furnished room for two gentle
man n-lth ttrt-cWina lio.ird : CIOSS lO Car
line and within walking distance: aim
one very coxy single room. 2sl Daven
port St. r Jn ill nui
ROOM and board, small cottage, good
home for lady. Vi ew per weea. tn C,-na
at. mow
THE best furnished rooms with board by
the day or weeK; nome cooajng. iir-tn.
liith St. r iiri 1-
3
FIRNITIRB PACKISG.
' , ,. A ... o .... I DR. ROY, chiropodist; corua and superflu
PETERSON & LUNDBERQ. 115 ous hair ; removed by electricity. K. and
FOB RENT STORES AMD OFFICES.
FOR REM', the building :onnerly ovu-
. pied by lha btse at Klii tarnau: BU It has
tour atonea ttd a basement Wilch waa
lorineriy una im v"" ,''r;
Uhis will be reuted very reiuuiiaoly. If
luLaieaiMl apply at office of C. C. Rosa- I
waier, ke.retiy, loom luO, Bee bunding.
i !ai
FOR RENT, building suitable tor whole
sale purpose at Vii Farnam, 22x90, lour
stories aud Ursl-clasa cemented baaemeui.
.uintsr. lira and Duraiar urooi vaun.
ofiica counter and fixtures. lor prica and
r.ninm.ri tnauire C C. Roaewster, sec
retary the Be Building Co., room iw, . Bee
building.
1-M567
DESK room for rent. &J4 Paxton
8TORE ROOM, 1C15 Howard St., with light
basement, unloading platform in the rear,
Xau.uu. George at. Co., 11 t ar nam i t. f
AG KMT 3 WASTED.
WANTED canvasalng - agents In every I
county to solicit subscriptions to 'i'Hai I
county to aoucii iuukmhiuu.
TWENTIETH CENTUK FAilMEK.
Btaady employment with assured good In-
. .. ,k. -.nunirv wltn horse
and buggy especially desired.. Canvassers I
HSia 2ally S) to 1W perimomh. Ad-
P'tiT clmrYBer Soiteitors' Bureau,
I,.. h.riM.n Omaiia- J ii
AGENTS wanted to sell the "Life of Pope
Leo Xlll, written who iu uuuir
roent, approbation and blessing of His
Holiness, tna ruii wi.'ov.
nard O Uaiuy. wi raiwa jM3M
T TT .,, T
WE have all 6 of the different Pope Leo
Xlll books. Best terms. Freight paid;
outnt.iree. tail or -wme
Laugh & CC;1 wu are uis,., vlum
AGENTS WANTED 175.00 weekly easily
ir.j.lB BelllnS OUr uuuuie iuuhuuili
(..mhlnaUon health and accident policies.
l.lfwal commission; strong company;
experience unnecasary. Write for terms.
.inui jiuuith anil Accident Associa
tion, 5U8 Crocker B.dg, . Des Moines- la.
j euo AH!
AGENTS do It now. ou can take more
..r.i..r. Miiinfl- our l.ir rj cir r-Kjriu i.ku
Xlll than any other, because it Is pub-
liMhed In more than one language, bells
-,..r.i,iv Rvnutlful 12 color memorial I
picture FREE to each customer. Illus-
irotert with lieautlful colored plates, nesi
terms. Freight paid. Outfit free. Ad
dress American Publishing Co., 6J3 N. Y.
L. Bldg.. Omaha. j am
AGENTS wanted to sell DryFlre Extin
guisher; sens easy, T."H.,
Eractlcally free. Address Fire Killer. 44
Murray St., N T. j-mhu aix
WASTED TO REST.
-. ....... , . k.t .i... wnnm mnA bnsrd In
private family; must be close to car linen
,.?V,v ,..t l. close to car line J
state price. uu.- - ... Mffi, T
WASTED TO BUY.
WANTED, to buy,- some good oentai
chairs. Union Dental college, w man
FOR SALE FVRS1TIRE.
CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. TeL
as. New and .econd-hand bou.uL; .old.
exchanged.
FOR SALE, one large rtx-passenger closed
tainlly carnage, one irn uin laiin.
carriage, one large platform-spring spider
pl.aetun; aU rubber-tired; two double seta
of naruess, one nvr muui.. v'
inale set of harnusa.
Call Frank E.
Moores. City Hull.
O M51I
FOR SALE ROUSES, WAiiOSS, Ell'.
HAVE your rubber tires set while you
nwortn.
P-lsl
at 611 N.
wait. ll. rrufi, ..u. .u. ....m... .m.
unvRnc sella nleasure vehicles
lath st.
v. . p ni'CHJT at half price, also nearly new,
2v sear, cheap. Bee A. W. Johnson, with
jol.Ti Deere 1 low Co. P M.im Aii
FOR SALE Mlkt'ELLASEOlS.
FOH BALE l.buO feet ol second-hand
wtra rope. In good condition. Apply to
Oi addreas ouiwnui.uu.ui u. ouua-
log. (Jiuaha. y siiaa
jtW and Id-hand typewriters. lli Farnam.
FOH BALE Second-hand Locomobile, In
hrst-.laa shape, at one-halt price. Call
or address lt-i carnam au w M
FOR BALE Empty Ink barrels. 25 cents
each. Urge, wail made barrels, make nrat
class garbage receptacles. Fred Youngs,
foreman Bee press room, rear entrance
Bee Biag. w Mtu
INDIAN goods and re Ilea 111! Farnam.
W l&S
l-ou RALE A new 800 ampere double nnla
switch; never been used. Apply to or ad-
drss ' Buperiuieuucut t ujiaimg.
Omana. StMiX
TELEPHONE poles, long fir nmbers;
Q-18
FOR SALE Crane hydraulic elevator; eaa
be used either passenger or freight; com
plete, iron guide puata, cage and wire en-
,i 1 1 . . ...... i . .
Q-66S
ituiv and wire fences, tree auardB. trel-
liM-a Western Anchor Fence Co.. 106 N.
lltk it 0-1&4
PHOTOGRAPH CAR for
Hnaa'l Art store
tie.
CATALOGUE cut drug piioes free. Sher
man m Mvcvuucu Drug Co., Omaha.
BEE WANT
BECAUSE THEY
POK AI.K MH(EI,l,SEOlJ.
ajUAND aaie cheap. Derlght. Xll Farnara.
u la
y Is
WAREHOUSE scales cheap. Pam l Bjrns.
M MJ4 All
Xl.aiO BRICK for sale. W. Farnam Smith
as Co., 1320 Farnam tit. Q-m
FOR SALE Coal business.
Capital ra
W So
quired, t2.M0.U0. J 21. Bee.
FOR SALE Great Dane pup. R. Erlksen,
jsewman urove, reo. u iwiis a , x
FOR SALE, two express wagins. cheap.
S14 S. ITth Ut. M 035 tlx
FOR BALE, a few 6 to 15-hnrse power
boiler and engine, of both iiorixontal and
vertical types; also two Lambert gasoline
enirlnes, 4 to 8-horse power, all In perfect
running order. W. A. Carpenter, York,
Neb. Q 67S x
FOR SALE CHEAP-One second-hand
steam heater that heats school house
with Ave rooms; In fair condition: the
reason for selling we are going to build
lnrger. Inquire or write "d. F. Llnville,
Becretary of School Board, Carson. Ia.
CLAinvovrvTs.
MME. LUCRETIA. medium, 170 California,
B WS A4
1PJ. CARRIE SMITH, SOVEREIGN
LADT QUEEN of clalrvoyanU; every
thing told; past, present and future. Sat
isfaction or no pay. ft7 N. Uth. 8 llrj
ELUCTRICAL TREATMENT,
MISS HOWARD, elegant massage and
vapor baths, alcobol rubbing, sw'-i M.
15th, flat E. T M-:8o ai
MME. SMITH, baths, lis N. IS. 2d floor, r. I
i u
UKAtB u tKX, utnt 7TB. 13 tn.
T-MCM
MRS. DAVIS, 1G21 Howard Bt., front rooms;
tuo oatn; nrst-ciass attenoant.
T M411 At
I'URSUsAL.
VIAVI, a wholesome nerve and ttssua food
and home treatment fur disorders of
women. Free booklet. Vlavl Co., 348 Baa
2, liiua Farnam at.
U-ll
MAGNET PILE KILLER.
IT CUHE&
U-1S6
At druggists, (1.
PRIVATE home during confinement; babies
adopted. The Good Samaritan Sanitarium,
-lM jt Ave., Council Bluffs, la. VlMi
CHIROPODY, manicuring, scalp, facial,
hygiene and special maoaage taught and
practiced. A. Mayer, ul2 Bee Bldg. . Con
sultation free. Use Re-No-May Powder.
U IKS
PRIVATE hospital before and during con-
jinujciii, uuuies ooaruea ana aaopted.
Mrs. Garden, 2234 Lake. Tel. Red-ISM.
U M34
TELEPHONE 780 for O. M. E. messengers.
Ur-iii0
$30 WE CURE RUPTURE FOR $30-Nd
oetenuon rrom business; l&.uuo cured
patients; send for booklet, etc. Empire
Ruoture Co.. New York Life bids..
Omaha, Neb. U US .
PRIVATE hospital before and during con-
iinement; neat meaical care ana nursing.
Mrs. L. Fisher, 1501 Vinton. TeL 18KS.
U &a
PRIVATE Snnltarium for ladles before and
during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerlsch,
-a lamuruiti ou teriiia rettBunauie.
V-& A28
W'IDOW ER wsnts good permanent heme
In Omaha for his little boy, 34 years old.
Will pay moderately -for hi hjeelnir. .Ad-
dress J an, tsee. , l-jwsj x
LOUISE HAMXER, please write J. M.
Tacoma, Wasli.
U-MSSO 2x
MOSEY TO LOABJ HEAL ESTATE.
WANTED, city loana and ' warrants.
FarMm 6mlltL Co.. ISaJ Farnam st
W.
street.
W 2U1
nr A rmm ! mijt fan. In...' .1m Km4.
aed warrants, ti. c. cetera st .o.. nu
Farnam Bt., Bee Bldg.
w aa
FARM and city loans: low rates. W. H.
Thomas, First Nat l Bank Blag. Tel. ia
W-2U3
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, S37 N. Y. LI fa
w at
41 TO IP, C money. Bemls. Paxton block
, w jua
I FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 1604
Farnam. W 208
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1520 Douglaa
w ai:
HONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
EASY
TO GET
TO PAY
Best explains 6ur methods.
We loan on furniture, pianos, warehouse
receipts, etc Or if you have a permanent
position we On make you a
I 14ALAKX LXJA.SH
without security. except your own agree-
merit to repay. Our service la quirk and
confidential and we always try to please.
All that we ask is that you give us a call
before you borrow elsewhere.
.ii . it . iinuTn . m.' I " 1 XI c-r
119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 285.
t Established VfJfl.) 3U6 So. ltith St.
X-20
MONEY
tryor. tbaV gft.yoa
Get our .Uia loan, t?
machinist, engineer, etc., having reliable
employment can get. ju -.o-
Monthly. Monthly. Weekly,
ll0oReturn to us. ..$-. or $13 35 or $6 65
rZg'rn to us... 13.33 or 6.U5 or 8.36
i viHnum to us... oo or lil or i.oa
$ 16-Return to us... 4.00 or zuu or i.
Easiest terms. " '.. "' "
No inquiries. vuit
THE STAR LOAN CO.. 644 PAXTONB.LK.
CASH IN ANY AMOUNT-J10 to $o00 loaned
on furniture, pianos, etc., and to people
holding a steady position, without aecur-
Jiy or publicity, at the very lowest rates;
payments tan be made to suit your con-
VWVtKfcLlABLE CREDIT CO.,
Rooms 3c7-308 Paxton BlocJ;U570,
MONEY LOANED ON .
FURNITURE. PIANOS. LIVE STOCK.
SALARIES, ETC.
Low rates und easy terms..
Business ConfidentlaL
Trr us if you want to save money. '
' PHOENIX CREDIT CO .
a Paxton Block. Kth and rarnam Bta.
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALAlUtl' ","'v""" -"
sters boarding houses, etc.. without s
,..ri.i,. u.l,.l terms 40 oflices In prln-
cIphI cltua Tolman. 440 Board of
. ' . . T . .. , . . u , . . r a TraaA
Bldg.
X Sll
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
people: Business OTlinurmuu, 1 .7 l
El4 Paxton block. The J. A. H"''"0-
CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans roley
Loan Co.. sue. to D. Green. R. 8. Barker bk.
X-Z15
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horse, cows, etc. C F. Reed, rl 'JJ
BltlNEfeS CUASCES.
FOR 8ALE. by administrator, good clean
Block or general niercuanuise ia gooa
brftk bulleing In good location, ready
to begin business al any time; laroios
about 8a,O0U; must be sold soon. Call on or
address 8 W. Chambers, administrator,
Biatr. No. Y-M 471
yOR SALE Clean, new stock of general
merchandise ana bunaing; invoice aouut
$7uuii; well ralabllahed trade: giod com
munity. Address J 84. Bee. V Moo6 Ai
A CKMjD business chance lor luau w.lii
small capital; pays per-monh lear;
tat ton tn BUclt lUlls. Address J V4,
bee office. I Moot 11
ADS PAY BEST
REACH TWICE AS MANY READERS.
biif. (lmi ns,
FOR SALE Real estate., rental and In
surance business. In best county In Ne
braska; a snap for a man with a little
money and sme push. Established ten
years. Address lock box 345. Inside,
Neb. Y-M"6 Ati
WHEN you want ta buy, sell or exchange
any property or business quick, are J. 11.
Johnson. Ml N. Y. Lire. Y S17
FOR SALE, at a bargain, bakery and con
fectionery; good location; elegant soda
fountain, fixtures and fjrnlture. nearly
new; will sell on one years time, wl:h
approved securltv. Address Mrs. V. E.
Baker. West Point. Neb. Y M27 7
A GOOD paying Is-room hotel for sale In
Wood River. Neb., at a bariMln; owner
lives In Chicago is the object In selling.
Mitchell & Faught, Wood River.
Y'-M632
FIRST-CLASS opportunity for an up-to-date
furnlturn man with capital of about
$10.'X to open a furniture store In a
thriving, heslthy county seat town of
ll.imtt population, ben town of Its sir.e
In state; only one furniture store. For
particulars address, Thomas H. Tnttle,
Carthage, Mo. , Y M1M 2
NEWSPAPER for sale. Ood. paying re
publican wekly; crMintv seat; occupies
special field. Address J 65, J'.e.
Y-M6W 5x
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
WILLIAMSON Fnlel-
RE 21J
HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also
acre properly and farm lands. The O. F.
Davia Co., Room tov Bee Bidg. RE 221
SALINE COUNTY farms are the best. I
have some bargains. Write for particu
lars at once. IV U. Johnscn. Dorchester,
Neb. RE Miil A22
W. C. CHISSELL. S38 X. Y. Life Bldg.
RE M JUS A7
10-ROOM modern house. 11 tlocks front
postofflcc for Sale cheep, lug N. 35th.
Benewa & Co. RE 220
6-ROOM cottage, bath, barn, near south end
of Hanecom park, $1.5"0, on easy pay
ments; can Riv possession soon W. H.
Gates, 617 N, T. Life. Phone 11.
RE 613 30
RANCH and farm lands for sale v tha
Union Pacific Railroad company. B. A.
McAllester, land corcmlssloncr Union Pa
cino Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-211
EASTERN party i.nxious to close out his
real estate deals in Omaha will sell mod
ern house on paved street one block from
car line; hot water, heatlns: good barn;
for $3.5uO; house cost J'i.'KKi to build.
Thomas Brennan, .M S. loth st.
RE-M7S5 6
ACCORDIO PLEATING.
GOLDMAN, ZOO Douglas block.
M 772
BALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co.. 811 North inth.
222
R. Rl'MBEL & SON, only tie factory In
the state. Try us. 14th and Nicholas sts.
Tel. F:59. t31 A25
CARPET CLEANING.
A. K. JETT calls for carbets. Tel. A-S301.
' ' -M2K6 Al
CARPENTERS A.fO JOIKERS.
ALL, kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended ta .J. T. Ochiltree. 20ih
and Lake streets, ... ' 470
DETECTiTjlt.
CAPT. CORMACli, 617 Kurbaqh block. TaL
A. 2832. X2t
EXPERT ACCO CHTAS'T.
O. R. Rathbun, room U, Com'l Nat. Bank.
227
FLORISTS',
"p" " " vv-". - . ...
228
L. HENDERSON, florist. 1415 Farnam St.
a
rRSITTRE PACKING.
GATE CITY Upholstering Co., woven wire
springs tightened. Tel. u-.m.b. iiuo nr.
Mary's Ave. 253
GOLD ASP SILVER PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bldg. Tel. 253a.
mi
GARBAGE.
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO. cleaal
'cesspools and vaults, removes garbage
and dead animals at reduced prices. 621
N. 16th. Tel. 1718. 20
LAW.NMOWERS.
SHARPENED. P. Melchoir. Uth Howard
232
LAWNMOWER8 sharpened, saws filed,
umbrellas repaired; keys, etc., 3tit H. 16th.
Tel 2974. 23
LAW ASD COLLECTIONS.
6T1LLMAN & PRICE, 23 U. B. N'l B k. bid.
i34
NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. T.
Life Bldg., attorneys ud collectors every
where. 235
MACFARLAND A MAY, New York Life
HMfc-.. room 204. 'Phone 1552!
LOST.
LOST Pair nose ' glasses at Courtland
Ht-aeh. Friday afternoon. Return to 228
Seward at. and receive reward.
Lost 673 2
PATENTS.
H J. COWGILL No fee unless successful.
818 8. 15th Bt.. Omaha. Tel. 1788 2tfw
MEDICAL.
Piles Cured
without pain no cutting, tying or burning.
All blood, kidney and bladder diseases
cured: a guarantee given in every case
treated by W. C. Maxwell, M. D., u24
Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb., graduate of
Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New
York City
MUSICAL.
THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davidge Block.
309
OMAHA COLLEGE OF MUSIC, College
Building. 6:3 N. 2cth (Dodge car); summer
teim. Apply F. H. W'ight, L. L. C. M.,
Director. 571 80
OSTEOPATHY.
Gin. E. A ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths
Suite bla. New ork Late Bldg. Tel. 14.
23J
The Hunt Infirmary, Mc'Cagus Bldg. T. 2351.
t 4U
Atxen A FarwelL, Paxton Blk., eu4-7. T
M241
DRS. FINCH A MILLER, 124 B. 25 in St.
4al
Dr. Grace Decgan, 50i "McCague. TeL 2351
2M
P1.1M6UNG.
DALY & SON :
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS
team anl gaa fitters; Jobbing neatly done;
- all orders promptly a I landed. TeL b4L
la Leavenworth.
TAW BROKERS.
EAGLE Ixisn Office, rellnble. accommodat
ing, all businesa confidential. Uol Douglaa
1M ETMET..
YOUR MfNINH stock may lie valuable.
We furnish teliable rej.orts on stocks and
mines. Mining Information Bureau, l"il
lun-er. Coin.
ni O MAM FACTt RING.
OMAHA Rug Factory, 161 Leaven.
Tel. 2WS.
243 .
SHORTHAXD AKD TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'B school.
717 N. Y. Llfo.
24i
NUB. nusineus & Shorthand College. Boyd's
Theater.
i9
STAMMERING AXD STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn. 430 Ramge Bldg.
'.'47
STORAGE.
CM. Van Stor. Co., laUVi Farn. Tela 1555-801
r.,0
TICKET BROKERS.
CUT KATE railroad tickets everywhere
P. IL PI iluln. 1U Farnam. 'Phono 7S4.
-653
TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE.
THE DEFOT on time.
O. M. E. Tel. 7S0.
1
W ANTED TO BORROW.
WANTED, a loan of $7.ii0 on a partly de
veloped mining property In Colorado, for
.he purchase or machinery nna runner
development. The property Is worth at
least $7&.mn). Will pay G per cent int.,
and give an interest in an adjoining prop
erty of great prospective value. Full In
formation Riven showing this to bo a
strictly legitimate proposition. Address
L W. Tulleys, Council Blufls, la.
M-6S9 E
POSTOFFICE KOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by all Interested,
as chanties may occur at any time).
Foreign mails for the week ending August
L llltw, will close (PROMPTLY In all enscs)
at the general pustuf&ce aa follows: Parcels-post
mails close one hour earlier than
closing lime anown dpiow
Regular and supplementary malls closo
at Foreign Station half an Hour later than
closing time shown below (except that sup
plementary mails for Europe and Central
America, via Colon, close one Lour later at
r nielgn station).
Transatlantic Malls,
BATURDAi At 7:3t a. m. '.supplementary
8 a. m.) for EUROPE, per s- s. Umbrla,
via Oueenstown: at 8 a. m. lor BELU1UM
direct, per s. s. Kroonlanu (mail must be
directed "'per a. s. Kroonland "); at 9M
a. in. lor BtuiiiAMJ direct, per s. s.
Anchorla (mail must be directed 'per s. a.
Anchoria'); at 12 m. for DENMARK.
airect, per s. s. llekla (mall must be di
rected "per s. s, Hekla"). ,
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls steamer
takes Printed Matter Commerclnl v.
. pera, and Samples for Germany only. The
"'"' v,a " imiiier lor aiTner parts
of Lurope win not be sent ry mis ship
unless specially directed by her.
After the closing of the supplementary
Transatlantic Mails named above, addi
tional Supplementary Malls are opened on
the PlerS Of the Amerlnar, L'.,U..I.
French and German steamers, a'nd remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the hour
ui sailing or steamer.
Mails for sooth and Central Aaserlea,
eat Indies, Etc.
A'itiLAi At 10 a. m. for ORFVim
TRINIDAD Tl ji.t 1.-.Y fif'.'lADA,
s. s. City Of Washington Tl , .XL
(mail must be directed "per s s. ClTvr
Washington"); at 1 p. m. for porto
PLATA, per s. a. Alice, from Boston (mill
for other parts of the Dominican Renubui
riust be directed "ner s. a. A ii"'eput,Uc
CATI'Dlli V as a " '
-a- a a a e v o tt
lAHHUAl-At 8 a, m. for BERMUDA
per s. s. Trinidad; at 8:30 a. m. (suDoie'
PSJii-!?..?."- 1 ' CURACAuPand
. fiii..i r.LA, per B. s. Zu la (ninil
BavMUla and Cartagena must be dfrectd
"per a. a ZuUa '); at 8 a. m. for PORTO
RICO, per s. s. Coamo; at 9:30 a m (suV
elementary 10:3(1 a. m.) for FORTrvl"
SSLAND. JAMAICA. BAVANTLLA PAH
TAGENA and GREYTOWN DP'r . ,
Alleghany (mail for Costa Rico muat K
directed "per s. s. Alleghany"); at 10 I m
for CUBA, per s. s. Mexico, via Havana!
Mails Forwarded Overland, Etc., Ex.
rept Transpacific.
CUBA By rail to Port Tampa, Fla. nd
thence by steamer, closes at this 'office
dally, except Thursday, at 4,5:30 a. m. (the
connecting malls close here on Monday a
Wednesdays and Saturdays).
MEXICO CITY Overland, unless specially
addressed for despatch by steamer. Closes
at this otTice .1ail, except Sunday, at 1 30
p. m. and II : p. m. Sundays at 1 n m
and 11:30 p. m. " "
NEWFOUNDLAND By rail to North Syd
ney, and thence by steamer, closes at this
office dally at 6:30 p. m. iconneuting mails
close here every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturdaj. "
JAMAICA By rail to Boston, and thence
bye steamer, closes at this office at 6-au
t. m. every Tuesday and Thursday
SSlQUELON By rail to Boston, and thence
by steamer, closes at this office' daily at
6 80 p. tn. l
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE
MALA By rail to New Orleans, and
thence by steamer, closes t this office
dally, except Sunday, at 1:30 p. m and
JU:ao p. m , Sundays at Ii p. m and'lll Ml
p. m. (connecting mall closes here Mon
days at 111:30 p. m.)
COSTA RICA By rail to New Orleans and
thence by Bteamer, closes at tins omc
dally, except Sunday, at l:3o p. rn and
. ll:8U p. m., Sundays at (1 r. . and'lll:30
p. m. (connecting mail clones here Tu.
flays at 11:S0 p. ra.) F " lue"
Rtgistered mall closes at p. m. ore.
vlous day. .
TraaspartQe Malls. r
HAWAII. JAPAN, CHINA and specially
addressed mall for the PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close here
dally at 6.30 p. m. up to July 2tith. In
clusive, for despatch per a a. Nippon
Maru.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, vi.- San Fran
cleco. close here dally at 6:ju o. ra. up to
July i27ih. inclusive, for despatch per U.
8. TransporL
CHINA and JAPAN, via Tacoma, close
here daily at 6 30 p. m. up to July luth.
Inclusive, for despatch per a a Olvnipla.
NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA (except
West), NEW CALEDONIA, FIJI. SA
MOA and HAWAII, via San FrunciBco,
close here dally at 8:30 p. m. up to Au
gust $lt. inclusive, for despatch per a.
s. Ventura. (If the Cunard steamer car
rying the British mall for New Zealand
does not arrive in time to connect with
tills despatch extra malls closing at 5:30
a. m. t:3u a. in. and 8:30 p. m. : Sundays
at 4:30 a. m., I a. in. and 6:3m p. m. will
be made up and forwarded until the ar
rival of the Cunard steamer.)
CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close
h-ie dally at ti.Su p. m. uuto Autust Ld.
Inclusive, for despatch per s. s. Toaa
Maru.
HAWAII. CHINA. JAPAN snd PHILIP.
PINE 1K1.A.MIH. via Ban Krniiilsco. close
here dally at e:3U p. m. up to August (3d,
inclusive, fur despatch per s. a Bibena.
TAH1TI and MAKyLESAS ISLANDS, via
San Francisco, close here daily at 8:30
p. m. up to August 110th. inclusive, for
di-spatrh per s. s. Maripuaa.
HAWAII, vl.i Ban Francisco, close hers
daily at 6:3u p. m. up to August loth, in-
rumivc, in i urpi.iu u jkt . a. Aiailleaa.
CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver and
Victoria. B. C close here daily at 6:30
p. m. up to August Illth. Inclusive, for
despatch per s. s. Km press of Japan.
(M-.-rchandise for U. S. Postal Agency at
Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Can
ada t
AUSTRALIA (except West). FIJI
ISLANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, via
Vancouver ana Victoria. H. I'., x-lose here
nany at a:u p. m. up to August '5th, in
elusive, fur despatch per a. s. Aoraugl.
NOTE Unless otherwise BCuressed, West
Australia la forwarded via Eurojie, ami
New ZatJand and Phlllppinea via San Fran
cisco the cukkeai routes. Philippines
specially sddiessed "via Canada" or "via
Europe'' must lie fully ir.y ud a' iia for
eign ratea. Hawaii is rowardeu, via ban
F: am iaco rxiiiisiv eiy.
Tranapaddc mails are forwarded to port
of Bailing dajl) and tne schedule of closing
la arrai.ged on the presumption of their
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
uninterrupted cverland transit. IH-wlsured
mail closes st 6 p m previous day.
CORNELll'S VAN CoTT. l'osi master.
I'ostoflice, New York, N. T July 24, 1A.
R
AILWAY TIME CARD.
UNION STATION lOTIl AND MARC V
t'aloa ParlSr.
Leave. Arrive.
..a :k) am a 7.50 pni
a 1.25 psc
,..a 4:8) pm
..all.) pin
a I V pm
a 7:30 am
. a 7 JO am a $ 40 am
Overland limited
The Fast Mall
California Express.,.,
r-scino i.xpress ,
Eastern Exnresa
1 he Atlnntlc Express
The Colorado Special.
cnieapo Special..
a 1:40 am
Lltcotn. Beatrice and
Stromsbure Exnreas. h 4 no nm hU:50 nrn
North Plntte Local a 0-on am a 5:15 pm
Grand Island Local b t tO nm b (:3 am
Chlpaaro. ntlwaaket A . rani.
Chicago Dnyllght a 7.45 am all:15 pm
Chicago Fast Express. .a 8:4b pm a 3 40 pm
C hicago Limited a 8:05 pm a 7:50 am
Des Moines Express. ...a 7:4a am a t:4i) pm
Chicago A Sorthneslrra.
'The Northwestern Line."
Fast Chicago
..a 3:40 am a ":K am
..a 8: CO pm a 8:30 am
..a 6:10 am a 8:30 pm
..a i: . am al0:25 pm
..a ( 00 "m all:16 pm
. .all:ovani a 6.1U pm
.. 5:10 pm
..a 5:15 pin a 1:15 am
..a 4.'.M pm 8:50 am
..a 6.50 pm a 3:4u pin
..a s.ie pm a 8:15 am
siaii ..-
Local Sioux City
Daylight Bt. Paul....
Daylight Chicago ...
Laical Chicago
Local Cedar Rapids..
Limited Chicago ....
Local Carroll
Fast Chicago
Fast Bt. Paul
Fust Mall .
a 2:40 pni
Local Sioux City b 4:00 p.-n b t.'aO am
Norfolk & Bonesteel....a 7 - ara alU:3a am
Lincoln A Long 11ne....b 7:26 am blO.36 am
Chicago, Rock Island A Pacific.
EAST.
Chicago Daylight L I d . a 3 55 am a I 50 am
Chicago Daylight Local. a 7:00 am a 8:35 pm
Chicago Express bll:15 am a 6:3s pm
Dea Moines Express. ...a 4:l pm bll.50 ara
Chicago Fast n.xiress..a i:sa pm a l.J pa
WEST.
Rocky Mountain L t d.. a 7:30 am a 7:25 am
Lincoln. Colo. Springs,
Denver, l'ueblu and
West a 1:80 pm a 5:00 pm
Colo.. Texas. CaL anf
Oklahoma Flyer a 6:40 pm A12.40 pa
Wabaati.
5t. Louis "Cannon Ban"
Express a 6:55 pm a 8:20 am
Bt. Louis Local. Coun
cil Bluffs a 9:15 am a!0:30 pre
Missouri Paclfle.
Bt. Louis Express....
K. C A SU L. Ex.....
,..nlO:00 am a 6:25 pm
...aiU:50 pm a 6:16 am
...a 7:25 am a 5:111 nm
Illinois CeatraL
Chicago Express
Ciiicugu, Minneapolis ft
St. Paul Limited a 7:50 pm a 8:06 arc
Minneapolis A BL Puui
Express b 7:35 am bl0.35 pro
Chicago Local Ui:3e am
Chicago Express ........ al0:36 am
WEBSTFlt DEPOT i5 TH A WEBSTER.
Chicago, St. rani, Minneapolis A
Omaha.
Leave. Arrive.
Tm ntv Passenger. ..a 6:80 am a t:io nm
Sioux Cliy Passenger.. .a 2:u0 pm all:a am
Oakland Local b 6.45 pm b 6:45 am
Missouri Pacific.
K.liruki Local Via
Weeping Water b 4 JO pm alOJS am
.Cbieugo A Narlkweatern, Rekraska
and WyoralBg Dlviaieat.
Black Hills. DeaUwood. .
Lead. Hot springs a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wyoming, jasper and
Douglas ,..d 3:00 pm e 6:00 pra
bastings, iuia, i.i
itv. Superior. Geneva,
Exeter and Seward.. ..hl:u0 pm b 6:00 pm
BURLINGTON bTATIOS 1TH A MASON
y
ftransas Otr, St. Joaepa A Coaaell
Blafls. i ,
Kansas City Day Ex... a 8:15 am a 6:05 in
Bt. Louis Flyer a e:w pm silaV6 am
Kansas City xoignt Jt..-iu.au pm a am
Burlington A Missoarl River.
l-eave, Arrlra.
wvmorn. Beatrice and
Lincoln a 1:50 am bll.i nm
NebrasLa Express. ...... a 8:50 am a 7 46 pm
Denver Llmitei. a 4:10 nm a 6:45 am
J Black Hills and Puget
- Bound t-xpress. ......... aiaiiu pm a 8:10 pa
Colorado VesUbulei
J Fiyct ' a t:10pm
uncQin i- ast aiaii o z:u pm a S:08 am
Fort Crook and Platts-
month b 3: JO pm hl0:35 am
Bellevue &. Pacific Jet. .a 7: pm a 87 am
teuevue ct x-aciuo act.. a s:au am
Chicago. Burlington at Qolnpy.
Uhloago Special: ...a 7:00 am a 8.-S5 pm
Chlcaco Vestlbuled Ex.. a 4:00 Dm a 7: an.
Chicago Local a t:18 am all.-OO pm
Chicago Limited a 8.03 pm a 7:45 am
Fast Mail... -. a Z:a pm
a Daily, b Dally excent Sunrta-r. A tt.ii.
w vuij auciii anonaay,
STEAMSHICS.
KOLLAND-AUERICA LIRE
timm Tvik-gcmr Bteamers pf U.tw Tone
NEW YORK KOT1k.RU AM. Tl BOULCMJNt.
. aalllag Wadaawlay it II A. k
Potadam Aug SINoordam Aug. -;a
Stat.Tidam Aug. ,1 Kott.rd.ot St-pt. 2
Hyadam ...A.g. i.irouaain Sept.
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE,
- Ott Dearbora St.. Chicaao. 111.
'rfarrr llooraL 1(01 riraiB at.. C. RutkarfonL
uu firua au. 4. a. asxaeia isvj rarusis at.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Cheyenne. Wyo.. July 2S. 1HU3.
eeaiea proposals, in triplicate, will be re
ceived at tnia office until 2 o clock p. nv.
mountain time, August 23, 19u3, and then
opened in the presence of bidders, for the
construction of Roads and Walks at Fort
D. A. KUBsell, Wyo, Bidders must state In
their proposals the time in which thev will
complete the work from date of commence
ment triereor. Kach proposal mutt be ac
companied by a guaranty siuncd by two re-
sponsiDie persons, each justitying in a sum
eyual to ten per cent of total amount of
bid. Full Information, blank forms, plans
and specifications furnished .on application
to- this office. United States reserves the
right to accept Or reject any or all bias or
any part ihereor. Knvelopes containing
bids to be endorsed "Proposal for Roads, or
Walks, at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo.,'' and
addressed to Captain W. S. Scott, quarter
master, U-. S. - A.. In charge of Construc
tion, Cheyenne, t yo.
FIRE AND WATER MAKE DOUGH
Woman Barns Feet aad Firemen
Have Sticky Experience
at Bakery.
The two-story frame building, 1416 South
Twenty-ninth gtreet, occupied by Joseph
Flack as a swelling and bakery, was dam
aged, together with Its contents, to the ex
lent of probably $600 at Midnight by fire,
originating from an overheated ovtiu
Mrs. Mary Chacfauren of Chicago, who
was visiting at the houise, attempted to get
out of the burning tmihllng by going down
the btalrwsy, which was on fire, and se
verely burned her feet.
' The fire caught In the basement near the
bake oven and burned through Into the
room above, where Flack had his flour
stored. A number of sucks of this fell
through the burning floor and broke open,
compelling the firemen to wade around In
dough before they could extinguish the
flames. The fire waa confined to the base
ment and the first floor, none of the house
hold goods in the second story being dam
aged. CONFER ON RAILROAD TAX CASE
Special Counsel aad City Attorney
Planning; Have Trial
This Fall.
Attorneys Breen and Baldrlge, special
counsel In the municipal tar litigation, con
ferred with -CHy Attorney Wright Wednes
day regarding the cases now In the federal
court and the Rulo bridge case, which is be
fore the state supreme court. The situation
waa gone over at length and a nuniter of
details Informally outlined. It is planned
to secure all the evidence during the sum
mer ii fore the Omaha tax cases to an
1"'ie at hfi fall term of court As to what
lengths the evidence will go it has not been
fully decided.
CHASE AFTER INSANE MAN
Sheriff Fower and Deputy Bonch Hkt
Ezcit cg Eaa at South Omaha.
WHEN PURSUED JUMPS FROM THIRD STORY
Frank Kalaark Kaeaprs from Aaylam
aad 4 aahes Certificate at Deposit
ttaratloa as ta Ills San
ity Raised.
Sheriff Power and Deputy James Roach
had an exciting chase after an Insane pa
tient yesterday at South Omaha, x In
which the pursued gave an exhibition of
nerve which wan surprising. Last April
Frank Kalasek of South Omaha waa de
clared Insane upen the application of a
man named Lcgrow, who runs a hotel at
Twenty-sixth and M streets. South Omaha.
He was taken to the asylum by tlie sheriff
and on the way to that institution told the
sheriff that he had a certificate of deposit
for $U4 In the First National bank of
Omaha and that he had assigned It to the
landlord of the hotel.
Upon his return to Omaha the sheriff In
quired at the bank and found the state
ment to Le true. He toKl the officers of
the bank that the depositor had been de
clared Insane and that payment of the
certitlcate should not be msxle until such
time as the bank should be notified as to
the proper person to receive the money.
Lust week the sheriff was notified by the
bank that the certitlcate had been re
deemed and upon investigation found that
It had been paid by a new teller who hud
received no Instructions as to suspension
of payment. He Immediately telephoned
to Lincoln to ascertain If possible who pre
sented the cettllicate, as the person gave
the name of the iwane patient. Dr. Green,
superintendent of the uoium, replied that
Kalasek had escaped from the Institution
two days previously and he was asked to
upprelicnd and return him to Lincoln.
Snrrlff Power yesterday received word
that Kalasek had arrived at South Omaha
und Was at the hotel. With James Roach
he went to the hotel and aaw Kalasek, who
started to run as the officers approached.
The Insane man ran to tho third story of
the building, closely pursued by the officers,
and as they thought they had him In a cor
ner he dodged into an open door whloh
fastened with a spring lock behind him.
Through a keyhole the sheriff saw Kalasek
raise a window and jump to tho ground.
The man reached the earth safely and Im
mediately ran Into the weeds In the rear of
the building, where he attempted to conceal
himself. Falling In this lie ran to the rail
road tracks, pursued by the officers, and
tried to thTow them off the trail by running
around, over and through cars. A Magla
City policeman joined the chase after the
officers were nearly exhausted and captured
Kalasek, who said that his only reason for
running was, to avoid the asylum. He had
collected the'money on the certificate of de
posit and had $85 of the money on his per
son when taken in charge.
After his arrest he asked the officer to
release him and told them that he would
go to Bohemia, his native land, where rela
tives would care for him If he were not re
turned to the asylum. The officers will take
the matter up with Judge Berka and a
number of persons who are Siembers of
societies of which KalaaeJc Is a member and
It Is possible that his wish stay be panted.
The man la said to be not violently Insane
and can on ordinary occasions care for him
self and whether or r.ot :.e Is a fit subject
for an tsylum will be lnvesUgated.
FILES ... $3,00O0QQ .MORTGAGE
Omaha. EJaotrla . LtM - aa Power
, Company Completes Purchase ' '
of Proswrtrv '
The Omaha ElectrloV Light and Power ;
company, which succeeds the New Omaha v
Thomson-Houston Electric ' Light company'
In the ownership of the electric l!ght plant
In this city, has filed a mortgage In the
office of the county clerk, covering; aU of
the property owned by the company, In
cluding the controlling Interest in the
shares of the Citizens' Gas and Electric
company of Council Bluffs, with the excep
tion of a piece of land in Pouth Omaha,
tor the principal sum of $3,000,000.
The mortgage provides that at the pres
ent time the company by reason of Us re
cent purchase must borrow (1,350,000 to
make payment. This amount of the
83,000,006 authorised will be issued Immedi
ately In temporary bonds of varying de
nominations to' be replaced with engraved
bonds In denominations of $1,000 each, with
interest coupons attached, as eooa as tho
latter bonds can be prepared, the b-inds to
draw Interest at the rate of ( per tnt per
annum. The remainder ' of the $3,000,009
lasue la to be held in the treasury of the
company until such time as they re is
sued by resolution of the directors." '
It Is provided that of the bonds in the
treasury a sufficient amount may ts Issued
to holders of first mortgage bonds In the
Council Bluffs company to retire two aeries
issued by that company. '
As provision for the rayment of the tends
at the time they are due the company Is to
pay to tho trustee 5 pef cent of tie gross
Income each year from -SO to 1F13. to be
placed in a sinking fund, the n-ney thus
paid to be Invested preferably In the bonds
of this company at a rale not higher' thin
lii5, these bonds to be cancelled for atl pur
poses except the collection oj Interest and
to have no part In any dividends r returns
the result of action by holder . of lither -bonds,
but the interest accruing upon the
bonds invested in the sinking fund to be
used for the purchase of other bonds, which
In like manner shall be retired.
Tha trustte in the mortgage'. Is the Old
Colony Trust company of Boston, Mias.,
and the mortgage is signed by Jirnest Ll
Carr andy Henry F. Knight, respectively
president and secretary fit the Qraaha, Elec
tric Light und Power company. The ac
knowledgment wue made' before a coirimis
kioner for Nebraska jid notary public In,
Boston. . j
PENNEY HOSIERY CO. RETIRES
Sells F.atlre Jobbles Stork at Law
Figure ta Raydea
' Brothers.
The Arm of H. R. ranner iloslery com
pany. which ha been doing an importing
snd jobbing business In hosiery and ohcr
furnishings, has gone cut of buMness and
the stock has been purchased by HgydVi.
Bros. Mr. Penney could" i,ot be seen yea.
torday, but It la understood that he will
not re-engage In this line of business '
The stock waa being moved, from Ike
place of business. 1204 Douglas street, yes
terday to Hayden's, where it be
placed on sale Saturday . morning. The
stock consist of hosiery, underwear, gloves,
suspenders and other furnishings and Waa
gold at a low figure. The Penney company
tiegan business last winter -when the new
Rogers building was completed and Is said
to have enjoyed only a limited prosperity.
Mortality Slat let Ira.
The following births and deaths have been
reported to the health office:
Births Charles droves. 1222 Martha, boy;
E. J. Ellison, bit South Twenty-ninth, bov;
is If. Smith. ti?l Manderson. boy; C W
Thomas. iii-S Chicago, bov; Henrv Bhrlner!
1J4 South Fourth, boy: Walter Forau. 140
South Thlrtv-seveiith. bov; William Loftue
1-: J North Twentv-nrst boy.
Deaths Plunk Henderson. Dourlaa Countv
hosj.ital. 22; Baby McGee. K13 Ixard. 1
week-: Q'-orge Mandevllle, Douglas County
hospital, 2.