Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; 1 VI ST) AY, J1LY 23. 1901.
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.MTtATION? UAM'KU,
WAVTEI ltuali'r b oung lady, fi
re War with absarart work, tynewrltlns
and shorthand. Imtl of rctbrenoes from
f-restr.t err.j'lc'erB Address C 4. Bee.
A-At4lj S
WAMno-MALi: unLP.
WANTED W have steady work for a lew
gjoa hur.Utr ul good hatitts and appat
ance. C. t . Auuius cou ivu Ijowtra cL
UJVi
BAP.BER trade taught thoroughly In short
time, catalogue und parucu.ars tree.
Western iiaruers' institute, omana, Ntti.
IS 3M
WANTED, houaew rockers to file bids tn
musical rtstlvai lumber material, gruvel,
etc., at lath and Capitol u. iiiyjlre j.
L. Know lea, supcrintt'tiauriU li ilSTT
BRIGHT ung man to take a shorthand
c DChoiarrhip in best setioul ana )) lor it
when course Is finistied und position se
cured Address C 48, liee. U I S
WANTED. mn to learn barber trade, only
tigm weeKo .cqjirt-o, tools prt'teliloa
WE WANT o Tfpresentatlve In etry large
Ct; , goud wufcf, ouligetuai Wvrk. Fur
partl( Jiars writt to W tiliam I ptegrwve,
Ut i, floulQer. Colo B-.vIj, W
WANTED, every. amoJ:er tq know that tae i
Prtnrt of Omaha is the preuies, it i gar
sold, ask your dealer rsr it ana con 1 1
J-hc a subfmu.i. .irjnulavcti4r0 t' tne 1
F. EtoOifcir Cltur Cti. b -M41r U
AKY 'PERSON Who will "distribute" cfrcu
lars tor ir dally should Aaaress smndarc1
con pan), i Wells, Chu agu. lu cuuvhh
ing. H M4; a'
W'ANTED-Sho salesman.
Ciothmg company.
Nebraska
fl-M.
Cmrmr?OJin,ri''f't?.'Pe,iilwUin,d ,,.ln '
morning. Singer Mfg. to., 1M4 Douglas .
B-.Mi&i a
W ANTED KJU.UALE HELP.
WANTED, iVJ girls. l:i Dodge. Tel t7C.
i '1.
i
WANTED, girl for genera! housework, fam- I
iiy of throe. Mr, jjiiuural, (b N. :sth
Ave. C 2Ti
FIFTY girls, all kinds work,
office, .
Canadian
C Z7i
ARIGHT young lady to take a shorthand
schularshlp ir the best sehuo. und pay
tor It. when course is linihhed ana posi
tion secured. Address 4t,, flee.
C-Sl 25
MIDDLE-AGED jomun for housework on
ranch, inquire Mi 1'aclMc C MlWD 2a
WANTED, young ladies to learn halr
dresslng. matiltaling or massage, com
jilete luurse given in lour ween, every
-dantge at thorough training offered,
positions, kuarunteeu, tuuls presented,
special advuntagns to uppllcants from
Jiiitance, catalogue matleu lreu. Moi'
Oollt ge, ItS) 1 aruum su C M!lb tj
COMPETENT second girl wanted, fruod
Lwagts. ZH Langdon Court. C MlJSi 3 1
xvrivvtn Z7' Z. 7 . Z, " . !
WANTED, girl competent of doing j 1 In
cotrking; two In lamily, two mea.s it da .
t, ail niter 'i o ciock. iiith and D &ts.. 5-oulh !
-Omaha, Mrs. Griffith. C-413 r
THERE'S hope for the homely, fascination
.for the lair having good sense to upply
Satin-Skin Creum und Pow der, beauty a
Planners, Zc. C M4i
WANTED Girl capable of doing plain
luunuiKi iu in lamuy; two meals per
day Cull Sunduy nt Twenty-fifth una D
rtreets. South 'Omaha.
Mrs, Griffith,
C MlGj
FOR KKNT HOLUs.
IF YOU want your houses well rented place
them with flenewa dt Co. D J07
TO MOVE right, get Omaha Van Storage
Co., office lmiVs l-'urnum, or tel. lia-s-iS.
D
HOUSES for rent In ull parts of the city
Brennac-Love Co., 330 South 13th street.
D 309
HOUSES, storea.
Bemls, Paxton block.
D-310
SEE HENRY B. PAY'NE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
D-311
HOUSES, etc F. D. Wead, 14 Douglas,
D-S12
HOUSES and fluts, Rlngwalt, Barker block,
D 11
HOUSES wanted. Wallace. Brown block.
D 214
KIT CUMING, S-room house, all modern
except furnace-, rent. J30.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,
lblh und Douglas.
D M0
S-ROOM brick house, modern, 3717 Jacrtsjn
MODERN 7-room house, near Park. lS'.-S
Sb. Z$th,. D-333 Jy3
TO small family, u four-room house. 3C04
Blondo, V) ttr month. Apply 607 N. IS Bt.
D-MIS7
FOR' RENT. 303 N. SDth ave.. house, newly
papered and painted; six tine large rooms,
bus N. L; Trimble, 131s Parnam.
u Miss
FOR RENT b-room, new, strictly modern
brick building, 1'Jt'l S. 2Sth St.. 110,
D 320 32
FOR RENT, 10-roo.n. east front, brick
house 30)i N 23d st., near Duvenoori,
Inquire next door. D M2i'n
FOR RENT House and barn; all modern;
2117 South 33d St. Aji'ly 402 Merchants'
National. Bunk Bldg. D 306
SIX-ROOM modern cottage and bum. 23d
and Hariey Apply F. D. AVead.
D 32J1 22
s-R MODERN house. Dundee.
6-r house. vS! N. 26th,
4-r busement. 3722 So. 2-Jth, 56.
".1 oD- "oaru oi iraoe mog. Phone.
WIV. A .Vi-'l J
7-ROQM flaL- q. South ICth. Clark Powell,
311 New York Life- . D 375
t-ROOM furnished oottnije for the summer:
no children.- tCC Soi-2Wh St. D 152 :i'
HOT, SB for rent. evn rooms, 33J Duv-
enport SL,.
'
8-ROOM modern bVtise,yarnnro street dls-
IrlM "11 , ""I nV,tl!iW. TT, I n . .
call'atho4iset,Aephoti Noa-S4l4 or 221.
Ii I : 3
FOR RENT ri'HMMIED ROOMS.
DEWEY. Eurowan hotel, 13th and Farnam,
E-31?
THE THURSTON, cool, airy rooms.
' E 330
THREE rooms, light housekeeping. 1115
South 11th, 13 543
DOUBLE parlor for two gentlemen. ISO
Cuming St., second floor. E 206
WELL furnished room, parlor floor; every
thing modern, only . 116 So. 25th st
E-Mill 23
BOLTH rooms, ISM Capitol ,nve.
-412 21'
CHOICE furnished rooms, detitchrd house,
close In, lawn und shade. 2215 Farnam st.
EU 27'
Housekeeping rooms (6 up. 2623 St. Mary's.
E 459 A2J
' "" -'
FURNISHED ROOMS AND OOAHD.
UTOPIA .1721 Davenport St,
F-S22
Q e EN CAIRN" transient, 1.2i day.lGOH Doug.
F 323
siTiaJ inducements new. cata.onue ! v ANTED-Cantajiinc agents i
ttiW'lr Barber College. yMSSi
I'tKMMlEI) ROOMS AND HOARD.
UJt. Merrlam, summer resort, iith & Dodge
r
IW't large front rooms. with board 1JB
Capitol Ave. F MM!
DESIRABLE rooms The l"". n: S. th
at F-Jt
DESIRABLE rooms, first-class board 214
Harnej
F-Mi
LARGEkfront room for two and po-d hoard
a- Jt 'rff per week each.
No ' . -4th St
F Mit-
t on hi;n :-i.m'ui.msiii:i) rooms.
LLSK roum siiacc 1 tr month, ground
r.oor turn in The lint bulldir.s. lnclnf
j srT.am street, no expense lor i.t,nt. ntai ,
or janitor service It C. Pettrs U Co..
mntal Aperas. flee builiinj:. O 41S .
.
O unfurnished basement rooms . no
children, luu .. iUh. g
t un itu.M si ones and ori icus.
FOR RENT Store In first-class location;
rent reasonable. Appl R. C Piters a
LAi , gtouno floor, flee M)dg, . 1 ?6t
FOR RENT The building formerly orcu-
pito oy me oec at sit l arr.am &i. ji iu i
lour stories and u nascment w hlch vas
lorm'.ru jeta at The flee nnsr roum.
This will be rented very re&sunably. lf 1
inurietBd apply at once to C. C. R- (
water. kocrcur, room luo, flee bulldlnc ,
FOR RENT, room srx7o, suitable for light
...B.iM.n vu. .1.,. im . .v.' .
Co., Printers.
1-M414 3
FOR RENT, office, with vault, and prt
tlrst flour or all top nor U,4-li
Harney st Midland Glass A: Paint Co .
lau Harney sc l-43
AT.L.MS W.VATlill.
in every
luT TliL ,
ARMLR Mia ;
LIVE 1
STOCK und CO.VlyLi..E STOCK DOC- ,
TOR. This spiei,did book contains 1.40u i
Imperial octuo pagtt, sm ob;ect-ltachig !
engravings and is the uni book on live ,
stock ever published adapted to Iht every
Uu, practical, muney saving use ut every
lurmer und stoci: ontjr. uiiay.empioy
Farmei douiltors fltrrtnu. flee bvlldlhg,
Omaha. . J IK
WANTED Agents to sell our 'Sensible en
Jownient policy, call or address C. O.
Lobeck, Mgr Nebraska Dept tht. Security
Lite and bvlngs Ins. Co.. C1C N Y. Life,
Omaha. J M44S JyJV
AuENTS wanted for Drummond e lightnlnc
ronjwlef, ,tr rheumatism. IbOu for an in
curable case, restores tun joints, drawn
i.oras and hardened muscles, if your
dealer has not got these remedies we will
end the fun month's treatment of two
laige bottles on receipt of 5C. Drummond
Medicine Co., M Nassau St., New York.
3-H'jO) A10
WANTED TO RENT.
I WANT to rent a pood stock farm in
Nebraska. Address, tMJ New Y'ork Lite
Bldg.. Omaha. K M2S1 27
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage und Warehouse Co., 8E
I'll Jones, general storage una lorwardlng.
OM. Van Stor. Co.. lEUb J-arn. Tela. lSiS-sCi
STORAGE Household goods and other
articles stored at low rates. J. J. Derlght
4; Co.. inn Furnum St. Tel. 3ZZ M3
l'Oll ALE FOlMTlilC
CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel.
-v- Ncw' -dhuad furalturt bout,at, solo,
exchungett. O uai
mi'Y vour furniture m 'Pntr-,tHt- Pnmi.
ture Co. We have purchased a big bank-
rupi biocu ana win close it out ut -j
ccut discount. lL-i S, 14th. Tel. 2C
O MU50 Jj'30
FURNITURE, of 7-room flat, elegantly
equipped, fine location, cheap- rent, lull
gentlemen roomers; party leaving city; a
bargain J. 11. Johnson, N. Y. Life.
0-435
FOR ; ALE HOUSES', VEHICLES ETC.
QUICKEST nnd best repair work on ve
hicles H. Frosti 14th and Leavenworth.
P 217
LIGHT grocers' delivery wagons at greatly
reduced prices at P J. Kurbach A: Sons,
13th und Howard Sta. P 337 33
roil SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
SAWDUST, cheepcai posts, poultry and hog
fence. Ml Douglas, Q 330
3D HAND safe chea4J. Delight, 111S Farnam,
Q 333
SAFES, standard makcs.soldjented. 114 S. 13
Q 333
BIG line of secondhand w heels. S3, tZ. JS. S10.
Omahu Bicycle Co.. ICth and Chicago Sis.
Q 334
TRADE your old wheel In on a new one.
Omaha Bicycle Co.. 16th and Chicago St.
Q-:7
GOOD top buggy for sale, H21 North 19th
St. Q-30O-23
50 PIANOS, ?50 each, 50 cents per -week,
Schmoller & Mueller, 1313 Farnam St
Q-M34B 37
TRY a Prince of Omaha 'once and you will
have no other. Q 14.'0 23
FOR SALE, three very' fine Great Tare
puppies, pedigree ptock. viry choice; don't
answer, tnis ana unless you want r.ne
stock. B. F. Wurn. HOS Farnam st.
, Q-MI15
rtiDS v-lll be received for the exclusive
privilege of selling all refreshments at
the Omaha Retail Grorers' association
picnic to be held at (A"rC'0n. Neb., Au
gust S, Wl Call or address H Fischer,
a N Y. Life building Q 145 32
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, medium.
CJ North icth.
S-33J
MME. GYLMER has returned and resumed
buBlr.eiis. Parlors. 315 South 15th street.
S 6u5
PERSONAL.
DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns und superffu -u.
hutr removed by ucctnci . It. 13. Ftl-e
,l, .nL TT 337
block-
RUPTURE cured, no knife, no pain. r,o
danger; send tor circulars. Empire Rup-
itf, i:ur.. !i2i N. v l.tfi. Huiidinc. nmaha.
L-S40
VIAVA, woman's way to health; ratlonii.
wholesome home treatment. 34S Bee R.dg.
SUPPLIES for all machines, machines fori
rent. White sewing Alucwne. lew uuug-i
lus, TtL 2231.
, ....... . ... . . . i . 1 I , . , .
flurlnc conhneracnt: babies adopted. 23oi !
' Grant St, - U-341
FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING t mail
orders solicited. Omaha Pleating Co., 1534 i
Douglus. U 312
nPVT n. n rl.ln.. TTL rantl '
per week. We sell parts for and repair
every sewing machine manufactured.
NEBRASKA CYCLE COMPANY,
Corner 15th and Harney Sts.
U 124 Jy
vi ffrtr miiv jt. nn ,,!. n-i-m r
.n wl 1 r,n rlfirlnf- riliint In fh n.cr tnall
orders solicited. cuite 31, uougias uioca.
U 11
SHOE Repairing. M. Spcrduto. SIS N 16th.
U-66&-A-5
. " -..- th NEW ClClAJl'EDlA or
:ueill wiui a.ssurea sirou .ibihiui;. iwnir
In the odUHtry with hors ,Uid "bussy ;
p"n.iiy acaul .,Ca:Iaste:s-.mul;f aauyJ
101 to 11U0 tier mnmK Address. Ct-ntUry I
WE rent sewing machines for 75 cents per , 100 seres, one place for flock, irume house,
week; we repatr and sell- needles and , orchard. Darn, plenty of water and tlm
parts for every machine manufactured her Price, Jsou.
Phone 1663. Neb. Cycle Co., Cor 15th and 200 actes, 75 acre, plow land, balance pas
Harney. 17137 A13 ture. on good clay sell. Price Mi per acre.
11 trie nrsi cigar soia you is u j-nnce oi ucres, pu crfc cuiuvatea, l-l per acre, i rnivo nn rnntrm Nebraska and western
Omaha you will not tae uny other "" fenced meadow hat will ; &KSVffrmUbm
U-M421 23 ; cut W to tons buy. small frame house payHon or any multiple; uny interest
MME. SMITH, baths.' IIS N. J5th, 2d floor. I Many oTher's Vhat u?e good barguin's.-All nsfomah'k Kg""'"" wSf'
room 7. ' " C-2C2 S this land will produce the best of alfalfa. . 1:la &t" ucl""' " .
ANY old skin will do for others, but
uwanta satin skin; therefore use ex
quisite Satin-Skin CTeam and Powder 25c.
U-M45S 23
OJCV TO LOAN flCAL ESTATE.
MONET to iuan on Improved Omaha rea
estate Brennan-Love Co.. aft South lS'-h.
W SI6
, WANTED, city loans, bond and srwi
George i t'oapnai. 18W1 Fsrnam street.
w-wt
WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
and mrM.r'1 t t- Petxr. AV Co i
Farnam St., Use Bids.
WMS
MONEY to loan at 44 and 5i per cent rn
omaha property. W. B. Meiklt. 41 S .$th
i
PRIVATE meney. F. D. Wead, 1SS4 DuUf
PHIVATE monr. Sherwood. SK N. Y. U !
, , , ; , i
& ND u xhx cent loans. W. H. Thomas.
' r" National Bank building, -el. icis.
, , . : ; ', TTT" I
JaONEi TO LC AN on Improved real estate,
i pv tent lntereet. no lOmralsston, privi
lege o: paying jiou or more uesore m-
turlty. .Nurthwestern Mutual Life Ins.
Co.. John W Gmli. siiecial loan ucer.i.
nt riret Nut 1 flank flidg.. Omaha. eb
. . 1
WANTED, city loans and warrants. .
Farnam Smith Ax Co., 1M0 Farnam St
W-J5 !
TO I P. C. money. Bcmis, Fasten ulk.
v.-uf
I50.WO SI'ECIAL fund; loans 1500 up. lowest
rates, r.o delay. Garvin Bros., lffll Fat- ,
nam W-Mlra j
noo. uy 1509 private money to loan; 1. :, Z,
years, v . ciioy, soarQ ox irane
Bldg.
.MO.MS1' TO LOAA-CHATTELS.
DO YOL NEED HONEY.
We loan 110 una up on furniture, pianos,
norscs ana oiner cnatieis. i
SALARY LOANS,
without mortgage to eopie holding perma- t
ijtnl positions. Vou cun gel the money .n ,
a tew hours ur.tr making application anu I
take 1. t, i, o, ii months or mure lti whivh ,
to pay it nack, and you rieoo not pay lor
it one day longer than you keep lu We
charge iioth.tic 'Or papers anu we give
you the full amoi.nl in cash fbtre are ,
:iu lower rates than ours, our terms are i
the easiest, our uuslnest is conliuentui
and our motto is "try te -ploaj-e.
ClMAhA MOtlTCAOE LOAN CO.
ilk fluara ut Truae illd;. 'lot. zaz.
lEt.l-.bllbheu n;-. .otl'S. 16th et.
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS,
on house hole, furniture, plunos, horses,
wagons, etc, in two hours time, also to
salaried people on their plain notes, with
out secur'ty Easiest payments und low
est rates in onianu
U i -,F1Ville lt'Fviewnig
, r2 i" UruM"
' und oougus mi, tnuanee
room. America
biock. tor. iUh
on it.th St., opposite X. H. C. A. fliag.
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOAN'S TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc., without se
curity, euslest terras; 4u offices lu principal
clues. Tuiman, 4iu flourd of '1 raue flidg.
X itu
LOANS ON SALARIES. FURNITURE,
live stock, etc ouick service and lowest
rates guaranteed. J V. TAYLOE, Gi nop
vffoorj Puxton block, northeust corner ictc
und rV.t.iirn. entrance cn Itth street.
a Mi
MONEY loaned on plunos, furniture, Jew- '
elry, tiurscs, oows, etc. i . ittea, t.v a. u,
MONEY loaned on plunos, furniture, horses,
cows. Jewelry. Duff Green, R. s, flurker bik
X M
11.000.00 TO place quick. M. J. Kennurd A:
un. suite 3iU, flrown block. X 366
WE LOAN money to salaried people on
their note ut lowest rates, strictly confl- '
uentlal, pay weekly, semi-Weekly or 1
monthly, rtoom sua raxion diock, m noor,
Reliable Credit Co.
X C33
Ul'MNESS CHANCES.
I AM offering for sale my entire business
wood, coal, feed And groceries, also build
ings und lot. For particulars Inquire of
Thos. Rlshton. 3406 West Broadwaj, Coun
cil 11 luffs. i MIOi
WANTED Ladles of ability to manage
bruticn offices, must IicVe some cush to
cover cost ot remedies. TbyTold-Lymph
CO., 500 Bte Bldg., Omaha. Y 601 A -3
FOR SALE or trade, half or whole Interest
In drug stotej hard wood floor. Matthews
gas machine, soda fountain, etc.. In a
lively county seat. Thyroid-Lymph Co.,
buo flee Bldg. i-
FOR SALE, beet fruit, confectionery, to
bacco and let cieura business In u good
town; sales. JLuuv per mouth, reusons for
selling, other business requires ull my
time C 1S-, Bee. Y-M931 33
FOR SALE, New Y'orl: racket store; good
business In good town of 3,500; Invoice
luout Jl.luo; nest of reasons for telling.
Address C 34, flee- Y M&13 36
FOR SALE Stocks of merchandise from
Goo up. if you wish to buy or sell write
T. M. Cllne. 133S O St., Lincoln. Neb.
Y 350 33
FOR SALE. JMO0 ttock of general mer
chandise, in fine condition, doing good
business , will give discount, as stocK must
be sold. For particulars address A. J.
Newman. Y'ork, Neb. Y M37i 34
PHYSICIAN'S location. Will sell if pur-'
chased Immediately, omce nxtures, .a
horses, buggy, etc.. to uny reliable physl-
clan. Town of 2W). good farming com-
munlty. remunerative pructice, south -
eaitern Nebraska, gooa reasons lor se i-
ing, terms easy. For particulars audress
J B. K,, R. 5'JS, Karbach block, Omaha,
Neb. a jio-
FURNITURE und equipments (newi of
HYGIENIC BATH PARLORS, for ladles
only; controls first-class and paying busi
ness, occupy 12-room house; best locution
in citv; can rent rooms sufficient to pay
house rent, nig money in il iui sonic eii- i
terprlslng lady; owner leaving city, can 1
be had cheap: see me quick. J. H. John
son. N. . Life
GET ONE in time. Get restaurant before
carnival; nice one at half price; cheap at
ll,5(). will sell for Wk) cash or on time,
look at It. Inquire 1754 Curtis street. Den
ver. Col. Y'-M4tS 25'
FOR SALE Blacksmith shop; good loca
tion. S H. Cole, Florence. Neb.
Y-M4C2 24
FOR EXCHANGE.
CLEAN stock dry goods, clothing, shoes,
etc.; doing, fair business, owner wants
clear land and some cash. Address flux
242, Frankfort, lnd. Z-M311 23'
TOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
RANCH AND FAPS I lands lorwj. by the
: v"1?,1
MCA11
luster, land commissioner.
union
T'.-irJric Hcadauurters. umuha. Neb.
RE 367
. ... r. nf iHn,i nt a harcatn
FOR SALE, 3--0 acres of lana at a Dargain,
in rtlan thirtv (3ui. in Holt county.
I vh Adflieok P. J. Neusnum. ottumwu.
i 1- RE-MUJU 2s
, HOl-SES and lot. tn all parts at city; a so
' ucre uioiieiiy unu im i niu. w .
Davis Co. Room 512, Bee Building.
RE-370
H 'IRRIGATED LAND FOR SALE, t
ns In the rK'h valiey-.of-Loup river 1 can offer
tor sale many tarms at reavonaDie prices. ;
xnis lanq is a rich eanay ioum una vrv
Vfn'-fK1, fop?' STmKrus 1-hirh
putting their land Into alfalfa, wh eh
Sn.nB.llie..fl.nt. rttlurnfi' th"e,af'?, t""f
crops a year being harvested nt llttlo or
rfillSn- ntlnc v?,E.b e'thi land
acre Income each year Most of this land
is under a line Irrigating canal, with a
steady .nd reliable flow of water from
ice juoup river i win name a tew pieces.
240 acres. 1 m.le from county seat. 2u acres
J meadow, balance pasture land. Price. .750.
I 20o ucrcs M mile from county seat; good s-
room touse, orcnara. lots ot umotr, au
acres -an oe irrigsteu. -u ucres nne ui
m u pasture, rncc, n.wi. t
f -w DI.ICB, nuurc, niiiuiuill, Ul WUU1 u, ov uwip t
fiiitiuic, oil ucres -urra lunu, to acres irii'
gated. Price. II Ci'j.
S3u acres, 100 undsr plow, balance pasture, i
nouse, winan.ui. narn price, Sl.lao.
joo acres, ucres cultivated, ier acre,
with a good market and ready sale ut
cooa prices, Petng near the cattle ranges.
Write for particulars.
H. A STEWART. Taylor, Loup County,
Nth. RE 375
FOH SALE REAL ESTATE.
CORN LANDS anfl stock ranches In the
Corn Bolt country. Write tor my lUu
W H clement, Lyons, Neb
KE 166
MOUSES, lots. farms, ranches, lotas; al
fire insurance. IHmH, Paxton bit.
RB 171
, r , n, , . . . . . . K-
-OJ lAQUa ana lots lor Slt chmp. so.
17th St., 24S2. inquire in brl.k n w
rear nt-Mib ,
FRE JIT-VRV n WVKR. 6M X Y t.trL
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. JWS Farnan St.
LOST.
LOST, Auditorium brick No. 4a. Rewara
u returned to Omaha Daily News.
Lo5t-'.'l
r.r- r - -
LQgT ato4t Manawa. sliver raauhto.
Finder levc it at Paxton h.ui a-.d
calve Ja.W reward irom Tra-.n htr he;
Lost i6 2.
LOST, at Lake Manawa last We..ns : y
evenlnc. culd bancle st.ckp.n wrh Wf s
B and O Reward will te pa.t i t i
return to Pacltlc Storage C . ?u 3 bes
St. Omaha, or flee o!3c.
Lost-4f4 3
ia REWARD for the return r.f si.M-ruav
ahd welr stoleti from residetv
Maiiderson west kI Twenty-fourth street
Address C W flee i-ost-M6 .1
MEDICAL.
FR, PRIES, the acknowledged leading
datist In diseases of wotntn .n muna.
ouia call the attention of suffering ajies
to his unsurpas.ed aocomiiwaatio.is oe
fore und duriug confinement, at.u r,.s
treatment lor irregularities, no mat er
what cause Call or udartss, with stamp.
Dr. Pries, IE IS Dougc Si., uniaba. Neb.
GONOVA is a French treatment for ma t
ant female, for the posUle cure of Gon
orrhoea. Gleet, I nnaturul Discharges, in
flammations, irritations anu t icera.us.s
ot the mucous memotbvs. An mttrut
remeay with Injection continued, war
ranted to cure worst caoec m jne week,
13 per package or two lor U &ent any
where on receipt of price. The Kidd Dlug
Co.. Elgin. 11. American office, retu
wholesale Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha.
M. A. Dllloj, Swuih Ontartai Davie Drug
Co.. Council Bluffs. .Pall line, of .legiti
mate rubber cooda.
LADIES' Chlrtiester s 'EngllEr. Pennyroyal
Pills ate the best. Safe, reliuble. Take
iv r,fV,..r btun4 In KtrttrM.u fnr ii.fflnnti, r.
"R-llef for Ladies." in letter by return
mall ASk ojr arugsist Chichester
Chemical Co . Philadelphia. Pa.
ot'R new book sent free, sealed, fully
Illustrated, treat of uli conditions of men
tfii,, how u attain "Perfec: ManhooJ '
Should be In the hunds of everv male
adult. Address Erie Medical Co., "Book
Dept.." fluffulo, N. Y.
OSTEOPATH V.
JOHNSON Institute, M5 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
ItfiH, Alice Johnson. D. O.. ladles' dept.;
Gld. E. Johnson, osibopathttt. Mgr.
-374
DONOHUE, Osteopath. Paxton BIk. Tel. 1267
375
-AT. HUNT, D. O., SOJ Karbach BIk. Tel lua
-j;t
MRS. JOHN R. MUS1CK. D O.. osteo
! pathlc physician, Douglas block.
iCli A-1S
M1011T11.UD AND T VPE1VRIT1.NG.
A C. VAN SANT'S ecbool.
717 N. Y. Life.
-377
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal,
Bee Bldg. 37s
NEB. Business Shorthand College, Boyd's I
Theater. 37a I
nnvn-c: 5v,nrthur,i -, r ri i a- ttanr 1
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col.. 16 i. Doug
u .
fcTAMMERIAG AND STUTTERING.
CURED. JuUs. Vattghu. 430 Ramge Bldg.
331
LAUKDll V.
OMAHA Steam Lauridry: shirts, 7c; collars,
3c; cuffs, 4c. 1730 Leavenworth. Tel. 547.
3S6
llOILEIl MAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, steam boilers, tanks,
stacks, etc, Teh 133S. 12th and Izard Sts,
3S1
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing; ull business confidential. 1301 Douglas.
-3i3
FISHING AND PLEASURE RESORT.
IF YOU want good bass and croppy fishing
go to Langdon, Mo. Very best of hotel
accommodations. Plenty of boats and
mmncwE. 'Vrile R. A Dittmar for rates.
-76-
JT'MC.
, do NOT sell your Junk before you get
t nrlces of the Great Western Junk House,
1 a; Douglas, Omaha. "Phone 3165. A
, Ferer. proprietor. 33s A15
ACCOKDIOX PLEATING.
ACCORDION pleating; cheapest, best,
quickest, Mrs. A. C Mark. 3. E. Cor. 17th
and Farnam. 3S2
WANTED TO BORROW.
i WANTED, to borrow. 1700 on a 7-room m
story modern cottage, gilt-edge security
O 6i. flee. i;:.
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
LESSON'S In bookkeeping etc., day or even
ing. R 15, Ccm isat. Bank. G. R. F.athbun.
3
SATIN" SK.1X SPECIALTIES.
BEST for you. because best made. Sc'ln
Skin Soap Cream und Powder. Use is
proof. 770
AFTER beirg out tn winds delicate faces
burn, smart, redden Soothing, cooling,
grateful relief is obtained by application
of satin-tkln crtam. lonoweu oy &aun
Skin Powder. Iic.
M 1&1 23
PATENTS.
" ' -i ' ii- i i .i.. - ii..
WILL BUY any good invention or patent.
Address Lock Box 760, Des Moines, la.
573
MASON. TEN'WICK LAWRENCE
Washington, D. C. H J. Cowglll. agent.
15 Ramge block. Omaha. Neb. H36
t5 THIS advertisement is rood for 15 Sues
4: Co , patent attorneys. Res bl ig . O-n ha.
Neb. No lee Unless successful
M2SI At"
' REWARD.
H6.oo REWARD offer-d for the arrest abd
convictlon of the party who entered and
stole shoes from the store of H. .Meier at
, E',khorn jfeh.. the night of June 27. Cttl-
' tens Cum.. Elkhorn. Neb. -417 23
, '
i CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 2' th
and Lake Sts 370
BICYCLES.
t PRICES that will surprise you; must clear
out the -stock of new and second-hand
bicycles, second-hand wheels from U.50
uj-. new ones. 312 up. Louis Fletcher. 1622
Capitol ave. 7C
MONEY TO LOAX-REAL ESTATE.
7 -
J DRESSMAKING.
IN families. Miss Sturdy, 237t Harney,
756 Alf
PIANO Tt.MNG.
PIANOS tuned Jl so F Lesrentin Mandrl
b. rg Jewiry Store. Paxton bik Tel 1CM
i& Jy !'
rtn.MTtnn repairing.
TEL vv, M s V aik: n
.ill Cuming SL
.IM
B B I B I
m Good Dentistry
1S Wi'KTH A i y ' r AY
BP' R TT I ' 'R t'LNTJSTRV
S W' liT,. 1LSS WF. TAKL
Pl.'tl N tiR I'LNTV
n ! k
Bailey the Dentist
HHnl floor I'axtun Olnck
1 II NE 1 iZ
Basket
Phaetons
J- w rrc'M' t'i
1 sf..ish
& rr'iy tista back east'
1 rrf rah.!- o.i seats
w ear fi rei er
t tarry s vera. ,ew Ccs.gnr.
Drummond Carriage Co.,
IStti mill Hnrue;- Sts.
W'EDM'Ell DEPOT 15TII A WT-DSTEn.
Fremont, JUlWh cirri A- Missouri Valley :
Leave. 'Arrive, i
Black Hills, Deudwood, I
not springs a a:w pn a t:w pm
Wyoming. Cpsper and
ivoming. Ljisper una
Doucias d E:W pm e S:00 pm
Hastings. York, Pavld
Clt. Superior. Geneva,
Exeter and Seward... t 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm ,
Norfolk. Lincoln and 1
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:S am j
Fremont Local c i:3U am
Missouri Pacific.
Nebraska Ldcul, Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm al0:4& am
Chli-ntto, t. Pnul, Minneapolis A
Oiiinlin.
t'wln City Passenger . .a 6:00 nm & S:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger.. .a 2:46 pm all:10 am
Emerson Local b (.3D pm b S. :3y urn
a Dull, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only . d Dally except Saturday, e Dully
except Monday.
ni'RLINGTO.N STATION 10TH A MAS OA
Kansn City, St. Joseph A Council
Bluffs.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex ...a s:'M am a 6:05 pm j
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:30 pm u 6:15 am ,
St. Louis Flyer u 5.1v pm all:15 am
Ilurlluctuii A Missouri Hlirr.
Nebraska Express a 6:43 am a 7:35 pm
Ancoln .....f a S:40 am bll:55 um
Denver Limited i J.3i pm u 3:w pm j
B1"lck ,HU1 una pucet
Bound. Denver Con-
r flection ......... - a 5:00 pm a 6:43 nm
t rT" . ,V v- , tjii" ' .
o ii;wj jim u ;ii um
tt". . . t..
....b 3:30 pm bll:Xam
ct..a 7:J pm a s:30 um
mouth
Be.Ievue iz I'aclflc Jet.
Bellevue i: Pacific Jet. .a 3.10 am
CUIcnpo, Ilurllnutou A Qulnry,
Chleaco VestlbuUd Ex..u 4:0t pm u 7:45 am
Chicago Local u :3s am u 4-:05 j m
Chicago Limited a 7:59 pm u 7:lo am
1- ust Atau a ;: i n
a Daily, b Dally except Sunday.
I'M OX STATION 10TII AND MARC Y.
t'ulon Pacific.
Leave. Arrlv.
Overland Limited a S:30 am a 7:30 pm
Fast Mull a k:50 am a 3:25 pm
Mail und Express all:33 pm u 4:35 pm I
Colorado Siwctai ull:33 pm a C'.j'J um
Ltncoln-siromsnerg ex.h :uj pm Dl2:30 pm
Pacific i: Atlantic Ex. ..a 4:25 pm u 6:50 um
Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm b :3i um
Illinois Centrul.
Chicago Express a 7:00 am a 5:10 pm
inicago. .uuiiitupoiis
, gt Paul Limited a 7:45 pm a 5:03 am
; Minneapolis St. Paul
Express b 7:00 am b 9:40 p:n
jrort Dodge Local, from
1 council Bluffs a 6:00 am
Wabash.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a 5:13 pm a E:20 am
Ciileniio. Rock Islund A Pacific.
i Chicago Daylight Spe'l.. 6:00 am
5:00 am
! Dcs Moines and Daven-
nort Loral
.a i :3i am hll:2X ara
Chicago Exprest
. . .bll 15 am us jo am
Des Moines Local a 4:20 pm u 745 pm
Chicago Fast Express .a 5:0u pm a 1:35 Dm
Tick Molncs. Rock Island
and Chicago a 7:40 pm a 5:33 pm
Rocky Mount'n Limited 2:0o um 6:00 um
Lincoln. Colo Springs.
Denver. Pueblo und
West a 1:30 pm a 4:is pm
Colorado. Oklahoma und
Texas Flyci a 5:20 pm a 5:50 am
ChlcUKO, Milwaukee A St. Paul.
Phlmiro Limited
a 6:00 pm a f :05 am
Chicago A.- Omaha Ex
Sx...b 7:15 am b 3:io nm
.
' ,nr
Sioux City A Pn
I Twin City Express a 6:55 am al0:33 pm
I Twin City Limited a 7:55 pm a g;15 am i
I Sltux City Local a s:uu am a 3:50 pm
! Omnlin A St. Louis. i
IVn'cnnToX;8 ;" Pm 6 8:10
KtSca? h.?...a.....?. a 7:23 am a 5.-Q0 pm
Missouri PneifSc.
cWT'-fxpress-aig fiS S 3 1
K. C. A: L. Express. aii.jj pm a t.u am
CIileiiK" v .vqriimriiirru,
Chlcnco Special
a m mm
are sB
DAILWAl TIME CARD, j
a J0am M13j) Pm c'ifl'catlns "cVr.ft XX
r a:J Pm a.;i?fS thlB oftlce- D- a WILSON, Purchu.lng
::'.::::"ali:55pm I J;o5pS.CommlBEar''
i Chicago Pussenrc
jiastern hmoj
I Eastern Special
1 T-...... Xfnll ft ' '1. , m
Omabu-Chtcago L't'd .a 7:43 pm a 5:00 um
, M,.il
edar Rapid's Passenger
j
u t;jy am
a 5:30 pn
i a Du.l
b Daily except Sunday
Direct Route fo cisieiw Cxblbltlen
ANCHOR LINE
steamships from New York Weekly for
1 t. I kr.nu VIA I .11 Will f 1 fit It V
' Satpon, 330 and up. Second Cabin. S32.50and
: up. Tmrd Ciass, ;t una upwards.
For illustrated foldtr und further Informs.
tlon appiy to HENDERSON BROTHERS.
Chicufc., or
j. S Mc.N ALLY 1223 Farnam St..
GEO. E ABBOTT. 1324 Farnum St.. Omaha.
Summer Tours on Like Miohlgin.
THE Mash.p manitou
for r-n.eu.r errln lolu.nslj mii. trl-wnMlj
r.rs tor Ckarlnalr, llarsr sprUci, Bar (Ii.,
I'riu.kr; sr.d JaaeUasr i.l4 axtmlii vita all
rtt.ADi.his Lino, tor ltr 8np.riM, Ewurs sad
CtnadUn Point.. Kic(a1 r.t to I'tn. Aw.rlc.n.
tfAVES CHICAOO AS FOLLOWS!
Tar. 10 a. . Tar. 1 1 a. a. hat. I p. m.
Wlonltou Steamship Company,
CFFCt It DOCKS. Rum aid K, Mater Stt., Ctiietgo.
Record Vatsge o Data. 7 Hours. 22 Mlnulea.j
BOSTON to LIYtKHDOL via pUEENSTOWN
Commonwealth. Ts- n Seres, 12,000 Torn Jul) 31
Nf Enjland. " ll.bOO " Aus. 14
PORTLAND lo LIVEKPOOL 1
Vsncouter . Aug, 3 Dominion .Aug. 10
Camb-oman Aug. 17 Vancouver Sept.6
For lortaerlsfonRatiM.asarris I
Cnrsaig't Uffia-t. t Dcarticra SL. Cblar. Ula. J
1'OSTOl'KICE NOTICE.
(Should be read dally by all irtcrested, at j
chances mav occur at anv time I
Foreign mails Tor ihe week ending Ju'v
r im. w-m close PnoMPTLYln al epse)
at the general PostolOce as follows. Iarv s ,
pot mails cUe one hiur eariKr than clo
ing time shown below Parrels lost malis
!cr Germany close at i p m. Wronesday
rtflilar a rJ iiint.l.H..i.i. n. MUI1 mMi.. '
at foreign branch half htur later than
closing time chown below.
'
Trans-Atlantic Malts.
WEDNESDAY At S: a m .supi-
mer.tary w a. m.i for El ROPE, per t. a. i
Oceanic via Queeniitown, at 10 a. m. for
BELGIUM direct, per s. s Penn'.ami
mail must be directed "per s. s. Pnn
THt'RSDAY At 6S0 a. m. for ETRuPE,
- - . . . 1.1 n ..4. 11 ,.,.n , i ' V. , .
bourc and Hamburg imall fo- Frnc? .
trust t directed "per s. s. Columbia . think that this order marks the end of vot-
ht " a m for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND. , ,.-,-.,. IT ..,i ..,,. t ,.r.
ITALY. SPAIN. PORTVGAL. Tt RKEY lnp i-"ncsti and premium awards. It says
E'lYPT. GREECE, BRITISH INDIA and '0 effect that papers whose subscribers are
'RENZO MAROFEZ, per s s La Gas- induced to subscribe Cot by the merits of
gne Ma Hat re mall for other parts of ,,.., i,,,, , ..i,.-,.-
KuVn,,, must be directed "per s r La ,h '"t,,r bu ? tam ulterior Inducement
G..srpiP- , held out areto'be refused the serond cl ss
SATvKA.X't :;S0 R' mb f?.r ,vjPJfi:?M ! H-''cgc Vndrr this ruling 1 believe that
LAM8 direct, per s. s. Rotterdam all . " -.,- V- i'ua
rrust be directed "per s. s. Rotterdam "'. l ncr,3 newspaper In the Vblted
( 3" a m. fur SCOTLAND 11 ect. br States will be more or less affected and
5 LEUopia'm&'ktmpfw.dmWtuppl"'th,lt an "IbSlr bopular way of secur-
p!.tary 11 a m or EVROPE. iwr s.
s Luiania, via Cueetistown.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls r.-amer
takes Printed Miitter. Commercial Pa.
pers and Samples for Germany oilv. Th?
same class of mall matter for other parts
Pli.r!!!. nJJL I'?. !',thl ,llp'thf qualillcatlotis of each paptr or perlodl
After the closing of tbe supolcmer.tary i
Trans-Atlantic malls named above addi- I
tlor.al supplementary malls are opened on
th" piers of the American. R-.cllfh. '
French nnd German steamer and remain
tpf until within ten minutes Of tht hour i
if sa.llng of steamer.
Mnlls lor South ntul Ccntrnl Amerlrn,
West Indies, Etc.
T' ESDAY At fi.30 a m (supplementary
1' .3U U m. for CENTRAL AJIEi.lt A ,
.(X'-ept Costa Rlcai and frOl Tm I A-
t iru i-oiiic. ler s. s tinanci. .u
l lur, imall for Guatemala rulist be ul- i
fS'liirbLYot Br2t"CvlaP,rn'ambum;
una oanto. ptr s. . Ragusa imall 10. which says that saen postmaster is uaDie
Northcrii BrusU must be al e-'t'dM'V'r ' . upon'hls officUl bond.for all loss of rpvenue
jrna"SK Aoiafrai Tf?cl.lfr Bo'ton' to the t'nMed -Btate, by ro.tm ot failure to
ut 11 p. m. for JAMAICA", per . Burn- j exclude from second clss! privileges ell un
stable, from Philadelphia. . ..u-m,Mlratlnnf '
WEDNESDAY -At fr.jo a m. for INAGI'A 7th publications,
and HAITI, per s. s Laiienburg. at IS tn. Postmaster Crow. In speaking of the mat
for Cl'BA. YUCATAN". CAMPBCHE tpf tanj. "Wc never cross a bridge uti il
TABASCO und CHIAPAS, Jer b. s lla- , , , k, t..
vana. via Havana and Progreso rniali e cmc to II. and so far we hc taken
for other purts ot Mexico mu-t be ti.- , no steps in the matter of enforcing the new
rectt-d "per s. n. Huvanu 'i: at 1I;30 p. m rt.cUat0ns. Wc know, generally, the char
(supplemetitary 1 p mi tor ST. THoMAs . , . , ' ' h.j
ST CROIX. LEEWARD and WIND- acter of each of tbe publications mailed at
WARD ISLANDS and BRITISH. DI TCH this office and we will act from our present
XSXt'-li MTK I k-wledge. making a close Inspection from
dltected "per s. s. Rorulma"). time to time.
THt'RSDAY At 6;3M p. m. for JAMAICA.
ter s s. Admiral Schley, from Hos.in ,
FRIDAY At 11 p m lor NEWFOUND-I
LAND, per s. t. Siberian, from Phlladci- i
phla.
SATURDAY At S a. m. (supplement ry I
P.3o u m i for I'ORTO KlC.' u tan'
Juani. CIKACAO and VENEZUELA, per ,
s. s Mnruculbo imutl tor Savan.llu und
Cartl.acenu must be directed "per s. s. j
Marucuibu "I, at !':30 a. m. (supplementary
10:30 u. m.) for FORTUNE ISLANi..
T 1 l 1 1P1 C A "V- A VTI T A f A 111 If 1. I
GEN A, per s. s AthOS (ma!! for I ota
Rica must be directed "per h. s. Atho- ').
at S:30 a m. i supplementary It? :3i a. m
for HAITI and SANTA MARTHA, p.r
s. Adirondack, ut lu a. m lor i'i ba. '
1'" .TVMvVrvVv&M " 6 ru,e thr railway people do
OCATPAwV"" Cust.:bot seem to be as seriously alarmed mr
lan Prince, ut 13:30 p. m. for MATANZAS, J the prospects at do many others who as-
baU&oa? " l,t,rn ,(,l(J;t tbr ltl0"'
mall only, which must be directed Ver I Wth the railways, os with everybodj else.
s s Curitybu"i, ut 1 p. m. isurp e-
mcniary ltJU.P. m.; lor cirviu i. ua, per
s. s. Trlnldtd.
Mails for Newfoundland, by ruli to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer, close ut
this office dally at C::io p. m. (connecting
clo(lt. her t.Very Monday. Wednesday una
tsaiurcuyj. .uuiis mi iuiiiueion, uy ran iu
Saturday). Malls for Mlquclon, by rail to
Boston, und thence by steamer, close ut
this cfllce daily at 6:30 p. m. MMis for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tumpu. Pla.. and
thence by steamer, close at ' this "office
caiiy (except sunaayj ai -t,.w u. m. tine
connecting closes are on Monday. Wednes-
. rail to Mlunii. Flu., and thence bv steamer.
turaayj. Aians lor ouua. vy
, close at this office every Sunday at -6:1V
, a. m. Malls for Mexico City, overlana. un -
less specially undressed tor dispatch by
f steamer, close ut this office dally ut 1:30
m. and ii:ov p. m. Aians xor uosta iiica,
ellzc, Puerto Corlez and Guatemala, by
rail to New Orleans, and thence by steamer,
close ut this office dull at l:3u p. m.
(connecting closes here Mondays for Belize,
Puerto Cortex and Guutemalu und Tues
days for Costa Rlcai. 'Registered mull
closes at 6:w p. m previous day.
Trniis-I'nclllc- Mnlls,
Malls for Hawaii. China, Japan and Phil
ippines, via San Francisco, close here
daily ut 6:30 p. m. up to July 20, in
clusive, for dispatch per s. s. Peru.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which coes via Eurcnc. and New Zealund.
which rocs via San FrunclSL-ol.' and Fill
Island, tin Vancouver, close here dallv !
ut t:3o i,. m. ufter July "6 und up to
und Victoria), close ut 6:30 p. m. July "21.
Mails for China and Japan, via uncojver.
s. Em
press of India (registered mall muBt be
directed "via Vancouver").
Malls for Australia (except West Australia.
which Is forwarded vta uroi!, New
Zealand, FIJI. Samoa und Hawaii, via San
Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m.
ufter July 31 and up to July 37. inclusive.
or on urlval of k. a. Etruria, due at New 1
York Julv 27 for rtU-Ti.-itrh rr c. Kn.
noma,
1 Mails for Hawaii. Japan. China and Phil.
lppine isianas, via san J ruticlsco. cloe
nere auuy ui p. m. up 10 UU y "l,
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Contle
Mulls for Hawaii, vli San Francisco, no-.?
here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to Augud "5,
for dispatch per s. r Alameda,
' Trans-Pacific malls are forwarded to port
i of sailing dally und the schedule of closing
, is arranged an the presumption of their un-
1 Interrupted overland trunslt "Registered
1 mull closes at 6 p m. previous day.
I CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster
I Postoffiee. Ntw Y'ork, N Y. July 19, 1S-01
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
! tor -Office Purging uryof
, jjfflff 'S .
. dltions, wiii ne received at this unite until
lu ocioci: a m., AuguBt i, wi, at which.
ttSS "bSM 'r'e u?.4
. Jowf . BaCoru flour, coffee, sugar, cintici
goods, etc Preferenct i will be give t to
PPnPnR AT.5 VAT? ATtTTT.T .TTTJV HOPtrB
Chief Quartermaster r Office. Chicago. III.
July it, ltMl t-eaiea proposals, in triplicate
ulv
I will be received at this office, until 1;
o clock noon, standard time. August 1. 1931.
fjr furnishing and delivering li artillery
V,n-BML ot ( H I ..r. f r. Til r, r C, 1 , . . 1 1 . Un
'Proposals will be entertained for dtiiv-jry
I at rullroad paints other than those stated
1 n V.i.-ii TJh rt Ir ttlu ru nrA lilnnb. fnr urn.
' posals will be furnished on application.
I Envelopes containing proposals to be en-
aurseo. i-roposuis lor Aruuery Morses.
ana aaaressea 10 i oionei r Aittuuo,
Chief Quartermaster. jyi-2t-23-33-2-30M
SOCIETY WOMEN IN COURT
TJliry Apprnr Ilefore Justice Craw.
ford to Ileplriln
lltfi.
Tbe first of a series of eighteen case,
wherein eighteen society women of Omaha
seek to replevin rugs now in possession of
Constable Michael Llnahan of South Omaha
tried yesterday in Justice Crawford's court
resulting In a verdict for the plaintiff, Mrs.
George W. Buck. This will not serve a a
test case, but the Justice will have to hear
the testimony in each of the remaining
seventeen cases,
This litigation grows out of tbe fact that
the eighteen women some three months ego
sent their old carpets to tbe Bloomington
Rug company of Bloomington. III., to have
them made Into rugs, Ignoring tbe half
dozen Omaha concerns that do the same
kind of work. When tbe goods were re
turned they were at once seized by a South
Omaha firm to satisfy a debt alleged to
I bo due from tht Bloomington Rug company.
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS
Seennd-Clnaa llntes to tie Store Care
full; Itestrlrted Than
Heretofore.
The official orders of Postmaster General
Smith relative to second class matter bate
reelved at th Omaha postofflec and
in the opinion of one of the oSlrlaU thrr
will have a moresweeping effect than at
first supposed. One of the provisions of the
ntw u,onf rtim to newspapers
wuien, in oracr to increase their circula
tion, offer prlres snd premiums to sub
scribers. After reading the provisions the
ofiltlal said:
"I mey be mistaken and on consideration
change my mlbd. but at this time I
ing suosrr-.ptions win nave to pe enanaona
or tht newspapers will hue to resign All
ciniius iv nit srcouQ eiass privilege.
The new rrgutntlons will. In Omaha, bear
heavier upon news scents than upon pub
lishers, as thej require the agents to shc
cal handled and they withdraw the second
class pritllrge from all publications which
. , nt,i,.in nirrrnt - mottrr nt
not lontain current news matter of
reneral Information
in nrnmulcstlcc the order the nostmnstrr
.t.ir. that it m.v . imonitihl for
all agents to comply with the regulations
immediately and therefore postmasters ire
to exercise a degree of leniency In enforc
ing the regulations, all. however, to bo la
full force and effect by October 1
The postmasters arc put upon their mettle
(n ceding, out unworthy publications, as
a -Pinion Is sent will, the Instruction
HOPE IS N0TS0 STRONG
llnllrond Offlelnls Look- for l'nlsior
nlile Tldlnsts In Weekly llrport
Issued Tudnj.
Railroad authorities, who keep abreart of
me concuions 01 crops sion inrir rrt-
tlve lines, are dreading the showing that
may be made bv lbe weekly returns from
tne various stations tor tne pasi wees., m-
i the reports thus far received have been con-
,.- rtrtl-nrtinr Knmi.hat unon the tern
I perament of the men who supplied them
nd this has afforded ground for hope that
the worst reports were overdrawn.
Complete weekly bulletins art received at
complete weekij nuiieuns bte "ceneu
1 .-.....- .
t various runway urnuiiuanvin vu mn-
days covering the entire territory of each
; A ftnd th(lj,. COubtlcss be available
' rolia a u",e couniiess i.e btuhsdio
1 Jor public Informatlcn In a day or two.
Meantime cacrr road receives daily rrports
nf M,h,r ronflitin, nrevnlllnc alone Its
, - ------ ..i,-..,
Ulncs. The only hopeful indication picked
, up along tbe lines of the Omaha roads this
1 . m trm ,v, rtorllnrtnn. which
mornlng came from the Burlington, which
had Information of rain along Its Wyoming
division at Clearmont, Sheridan. Crow
Agency. Fort Custer and Billings. At tvery
other point along tbe Burlington clear
weathfr was reported for the twenty-four
hours ending this morntng.
Superintendent Hughes of the Elkhorn
said this morning that he had received re
ports from along some of the lines of lhat
road in tbe South Platte country which
were unfavorable but that there was no
part In which a total failure of the corn
crop was indicated.
"Early corn has tieen -badly damaged
by the dry weather, but the late com has
00t suffered," said Park Commissioner E. J
Louisville, where he spent several days.
, "Fortunately most of the corn in eaEtern
' Nebraska was planted lute and has not teen
1 seriously damaged so far Tbe cold, wet
i tnrinc made the planting late. ThU was
. P . K . .1 i i ,k rn.lt
fortunate, as the late corn is in such condl-
' tion that the dry weather hat not Injured
1 i,
I ft DO C DW I al C IIIDII CC flDnCD
.""Cnninu juuiiui wmss...
Prnyrra Ilrlnir Made lor AnvancrmeBi
of Cntliollc Church Dnrlng
Twentieth Century.
Thousands of communicants are visiting
Omaha Catholic churches dally in ob
servance of the Jubilee Pope Leo ordered In
celebration of the beginning of the new
century. The time for making the visits required
by the church will expire August 1. Many
churchmen began celebrating the Jubilee
when the order was Issued from Rome Jan-
"d find 'thVVIW... duties
' doubly arduous on account of tbe extreme
Each bishop wus Instructed to rtesltnatf
! any visit, the communicants In each
of his parisbee should make und what
churches should be included In tbe ttlner-
Bishop Scannell designated Ft. Phllo-
, menu's cathedral. St. John's church. St.
Mary Magdalme's church and the Church
of the Holy Family as the lour places of
worship which should be vieltcd by
Om&bacs,
Communicants going alone must vlr.lt all
these churches fifteen time, and offer
, ,. -.h fnr , n, artvanrement nf tv,
nrJ ln tM the advancement of the
cuurou uuriui; iiic uevi ucmurj. i lieu .en
tire congregations go together only five vis-
Its to each of the four churches are re
quired.
HOME COMFORTS FoFfIREMEN
Ilntli Tuba aTiTd Spring- Reds Are In
troduced In the Various
Endue Houses.
The fire houses in Omaha are to have all
the comforts or home.. Each house it to be
equipped with a porcelain-lined bath tub.
Mayor Moores is determined to trials the
firemen comfortable during the heated
spell and has tbe hnarty co-operation ot
Chief Salter and the Boaid of Fire and
Police Commissioners
In former years the firemea were not
given ice and were compelled to sleep on
straw ticks This season tbey are ferine
better, however. All the houses are
equipped with beds which have good spring,
and mattresses, Plenty of ice water is
provided and bathing facilities will be
afforded the fire boys ln a short time.
All the fire house, are undergoing gen
eral repairs, In his endeavor to keep the
expenses of tbe department down to the
minimum Chief Redell allowed many of
the buildings belonging to the department
to go unrepaired. Building inspector
Carter will replace defective floors and ut
ull tbe houses in sale condition.