Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY J?EEt SATUKDAY. ATGUST 1001.
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WA.V"'HI SITUATION.
1 WINTER wants Rood, steady position. C
yearn experience; good references; sober
habits. Write, stating wnges, D 23. ilee.
1 A-MS01 3
WANTED, position by experienced stenog
rapher: country bunk preferred. D so.
Beo. A-.M817 5
WANTED-MALE IIELl'.
GOOD brend ninker nt Smith's bakery, 1103
Mfth avenue, Council Bluffs. II 107
WANTED, experienced soap salesman; re
ply, stilting nee, experience, references,
Fulury expected, Address C 57, llee.
B-MI92
inUOHT young lady or gentleman to take
shorthand scholarship In best school nlid
pay for It wlien course Is finished nnd
position secured, Address C 40, Ilee,
H-.M61S A3
DON T ask your denier to Hell you tne
Prltico of Oiniilia ut six for a quarter, us
nil cannot sell It to you. It sells for Sc
straight, J37 per thousand. V. F. Htoocker
, Cigar Co., makers. 11 Mi83 A3
WANTED, young man stenographer: state
oko and salary. Add. 1) IS, Uee. IJ-MiM
SALESMEN wanted to travel for manu'ne
turer, selling chewing and smoking t
I'Htiu iu wiu i nt ue. ,viircss, wun stump,
uiiiKiiainion, fx. l. 11 .MfUT 4
fr wanted? i
Zf hotel, eurnc
WAJCTMTV
WANTED, six carpenters nt Auditorium
iui, dinner urn una jacKson. ji siz i
WANTKD. ynumr man for workroom In
carpet department: "state nee, experience
and salary expected: good chance to learn
curptit business. Address I) 2i, Uee.
11-813 I
WANTED, traveling nnd ndvcrtlslng man
for Nebraska, $15 weekly to start and all
expenses; steady position, good route.
Address Hoad .Manager, 332 Dearborn St.,
Olllee 301, Chicago, ill. B-S3I 3'
WANTKD,. al once, energetic; canvassers on
commission to do local work for a leading
I weekly publication of International clrcu-
lattoh. Address Canvasser, earu of N. VY.
Ayer & Son, Philadelphia, l'n.
B-MS33 3
WANTKD, trustworthy persons In each
, state to manage business of wealthy cor
poration; salary, $18 cash each Wedne'dny
direct from headquarters: rxpenxe money
advanced. Manager, 323 Cnxton Building,
Chicago. H-.MS31 I
1100 AND nxpenses monthly! one good mnn
In every county: permanent; light work;
wonderful monopoly Just discovered; par
ticulars free. Address Fyroznno Co., flO
H.tnr bldg., Chicago. B-M835 4
WANTKD, men that would like to be bar
bers: we will tench tho work In two
months, xlvo outllt of tools and pay $12
weekly when competent. Call or wrlto,
Moler IJarbcr College, 1G23 Farnnm st.
( H-.M823 8
WANTED, mnn to travel In Nebraska; es
tablished business; distribute, advertise,
collect: salary ami expenses; references;
self-addressed .envelope for reply. Man
ager, 002 l'ontlac bldg., Chicago.
11-M821 3
WANTKD FEMALE HUM'.
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WANTED, 200 girls. 1524 Dodgo. Tel. 87C.
U 6X3
WAITED, girl for gonernl housework, fam
ily of three. Mrs. Slmcral, 976 N. 2Sth
Ave. C-227
CO Q1RLS, all kinds work. Cnnndtnn Olllee.
C-CS3
WANTKD, ladles to learn hnlr-dresslng,
manicuring or fnclal massago; only four
weeks required. Call or write, Moler Col
lege. 1023 Furnum st. C M822 8
GOOD irlr! for general housework. 204 S.
soin hi. aim. j. u. names,
GOOD girl for general housework. II
Park ove. C M838 W
von rent houses.
IF YOU want your houses well rented place
them with Benewa. & Co. D WI
TO MOVE right, get Omaha Van Storage
Co., olllco 151114 Farnnm, or tel. 1K9-S03.
D-6S5
HOUSES for rent In all parts of the city,
nrcnnun-Love-Co., 320 South 13th street.
D-Cfi
HOUSES,- stores. Semis. I'axton block.
, D-6V7
8KB HENItY B, PAYNE, 601 N. Y. L,If5!
D-6SS
HOUSES, etc F. D. Wend, 1524 Douglns.
U-GS9
HOUSES and tints. Illngwalt, Barker block
D-690
HOUSES wanted. Wallace.- Brown block.
1 , ,. ; D-C.11
l-BOOM brick house, modern, 2717 Jnckson?
Telophonc A. Traynor, 401 or L.-25S3.
D-C91
lO-BOOM, east front, brick house. 308 N. 2Cd
at., near Davenport.' Inquire next door.
D-M27U
POB BENT, house and barn, nil modern;
;,".,nm'.w ,ii? ?V. Apply 402 Jierehants
National Bank Bldg. D 500
l-BOOM flat, 617 South 16th. Clark Powell,
311 New York Life. D 6)1
uENTrAu nil modern, best conditions, 7.
room house. 4-room flat, 3-room eottage.
Tlznrd, 221 N. 24th. D-M6I3 A3'
ton BENT, nice fi-room modem lint with
Bteani heat, water and Innltor service, n
Davldge building, opposite city hall, fci.l.
l-room modern houso with nice shade trees
nnd lawn, 3U0S .Mason street. $35
IOHN W. BOBBINS, mi FAUNA
M ST.
D-67S 8
ninEE rooms. 2511 Marcy.
D-676 R
119 H. 29TU AVE.. 8-room house. AI.I.
MODEUN. In good condition; rent, J",V
note how close In this house Is to bo mod
ern at this price; It Is a bargain; want
only Al tenant, with references.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO.
16th and "Douglas Kta.
D-M7D2
K DESIRABLE tennnt furnished In 21
hours. List your houses with me. My
permanent rental service the best. Farms
In Minnesota on easy payments.
WHKATON; 428 I'AXTON BLOCK.
, D-M8M
TOR RKNT. deslrablo 5-room houso, with
barn. KM 8. 21st st. D MSI0
FOR llKYl--Ft'lt.MNIIi;) IIUOMN
DKWKY, European hotol, 13th and Fnrnnm.
E-IV5
THE THURSTON, cool, airy rooms.
H-M
niREl-: rooms, light houHokceplug. mj
South 11th. " E-GI5
Housekeeping rooms $8 up. 2023 St. Mary's.
E-150 ASl
IPLENDID rooms for gentlemen of gond
habits. -wltli privilege of p.vrlor: gtol
home for 'right parties; 'walking tllMame,
1219 Ienvenworth. K MWG A !
a LABOE furnished front room, wih"aiT
cove, gay -niul bnth. 224 N. 'lth.
E-M0J0 A3
I'l ll.VIMIEIt HOOlh AM) IIOAIID,
DTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St. F-C97
n7ENCA!BN7taiislo"nMl.day. 1600 Doug
F-6-.IS
THE Mcrrla'm, summer resort. ESth & Dodco
, . F CM)
tWO large front rooms, with board. 19"9
, Capitol Ave. F-MP47
DKSlBABLEroomJ. The Pratt, 212 8,"th
St. F-70)
pEHinABLE rooms, flrst-clns board. 25'4
4Iarney. F-M6C7 A3
FLB.MSIIKIJ ROOMS A.U HOARD.
PLEASANT rooms, furnished, for light
housekeeping. 2MQ Dodge st. K MS1S 4
TWO furnished rooms for gentlemen only'
2010 Davenport. E M8S5 6
FOR RH.NT-r.FCR.ISIIi:!l ROOMS.
DESK room spate, $5 per month, ground
floor room In Tho Bee building, facing
Farnam street; no expense for light, heut
or Janitor service. It. C. Peters Ac Co.,
Rental Agents, Bee Building. O 4l
6 UNFURNISHED chambers for house
keeping; water and waste pipe. 319 N.
17th. U-536
FOR R H.VI' STO It ICS AM) OFFICES.
FOR BENT, store In llrst-class location;
rent reasonable. Apply B. C. Peters c
Co., ground floor, Uee Bldg. 1 206
FOB RENT, tho building formerly occu
pied by The Hey at 'J1U rarnam St. It has
four stories and a basement which wui
formerly used us Hie Ueu press room.
This will bo rented very reasonably, If
Interested apply at once to U. C. Rose
water, secretary, room 1W, Bcu building.
1-2'il
FOR BENT. oHlce with vault and part tlrst
floor or all top floor. 1414-16 Harney at.
Midland Ulass Ac paint Co., lliu Harney
St. i4js
AtlH.NTN WA.M'IM).
WANTLD, canvassing ugents In every
county to solicit suuscriptions lor 1'iUJ
iiiili CKN'lLRl FARMER umi
the NEW CYLLOPJ'.DIA OF LIVli
W'lOCK and CU.Ml'LtlE STOCK UOU
1UB. This splenuld booK cuntnlns 1.1W
Imperial octavo pjges, bua object-leialiuiy
eiuravlngs aim is the only oook on live
stock ever puuiished adapted to tlio every
uuy, prautlual, money-saving usu of every
fuitner unu siock owner, bie.uiy eiuploi
iiitiit witn nssureu goon liicumv. yvfiiu
in the country with horse aim buggy es
pecially Ueslred. canvassers muku easily
t.o to Jluu per muntli. .viKiri:j?, Ceiuuiy
Farmer solicitors' liurcuu, ileu bulluiug,
Omaliu. J 15(
WANTED, reliable agents to take subscrip
tions for our poptl.ur muyuziue in couiiec
Hon with new census Anus, exceptional
opportunity; writs today, jonu Waiia
maker, Dept. lB-'-A, New l'ork.
J MKJ2 a
W A Till ) T i ) REST.
WANTLD, to rent a well-furnlshed room
In good private fumlly, with uccjib to
batn; a good home tor a biiHiuecH man U
what Is wanted. Auurtss u i, ilee.
iv .vi.27 3
, "t r
vroR.vm:.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 912
Wll Jones, genurul storage unu lorwurduitf,
OM. Van Stoi. Co., 15UV4 Fum. Tcls. 105y-,63.
STO RAO E: Household goods und other
articles stored ut low riues. J. j. DerUnt,
At Co., U1K Furnum St. Tel. 353. 7w
FOR HALE Ft'RMTt'Ri:.
CHICAGO Furniture Co.. 1410 Dodge. Tel.
A'.U New Ac Jutland furniture ooubnt, so.d,
t-JLUIlUllgUU.
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FOR SALK-IIORSES, VEHICLES, ETC.
RIDING hon.u for sale; perfectly gmt.u;
DUitabic tor lauy or Keitkieinuu. inqune
ot c V. Kobenson, cr Rooenson Bus,
wholesulu aim retuil clgais, 21j ao, 15. h
St., Omalia. 1' z'
LIGHT omnibus and buggies for sale ut II.
Frost's, 14th und Leaveuwortn, 1' Me2s
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS,
SAWDUST, cheapest posts, poultry and hog
fence. 'Ml Douglas. q 7uo
ID11AND safu cheup. Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
H-7U7
SAFES, standard mnkes, sold, rented. 114 S. 13
BIG lino of secondhand wheels, $3, $5, $8, $10.
Omaha Bicycle Co., lOtn uuu cnlcugo bts.
TRADE your old wheel In on n now one.
Omaha Bicycle Co., Mh una Chicago bts.
g Vio
CIGAR nnd newH stand, with BOda foun
taln, line furniture ot 3 rooms, good laun
dry puckagu business, good location; party
going to liuffulo; sell clieap. J. 11. John
sou, 811 N. Y. Life. Q MIIU
50 PIANOS, $50 each, 50 cents per week.
Sclimollcr & .Mueller, 1317 Fumam St.
0.-.M5i'J A3
FOR SALE, two new mowing machines for
cutting grass; 4 feet a Inch cut; llrst-class
In every particular, $25 each; u bargain.
Call quick If you want one. Omuha Coop,
erugo Co., 35th and 1 streets. South
Omaha. Q M612 A3
FOR SALE, Mansfield llro engine In good
shape. For nhotouranhs. nric nmi ii.
scrlptlon wrlto D J. Arnold, President
Board of Town Trustees, Belle Fourche,
S. D.
W A3
OIL nnd gasoline business, established 13
yeurs, controls Ouo eustgmers; route In
heart of city; team, harness and oil
tanks, wagon, 500 5-gal. cans and every
thing complote; an exceptional oppor
tunity for one with small capital to got
Into paying business quickly; owner leuv
Ing city; must bo sold at once. J. H.
Johnson, N. Y. Life. Q M640
FOR SALE, Iowa uufermcntcd grape Juice
business. Address 702 First nveime, Coun
cil Bluffs. Q-M673 A12
FIBEPBOOF safe. Garvin. 1613 Farnam.
' O -MM!)
PERSONAL.
DR, RO, chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous hair removed by electricity. R. 12.
Frenzer block. U 713
VIAVA, woman's way to health; rational,
wholesome home treatment. 3IS Bro Bldg.
U-711
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for
rent. White Sewing Mnclune, 1620 Doug
las. Tel. 2234. U-715
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before nnd
during confinement; babies adopted. 2300
Grant St. U 716
M. GOLDMAN & CO., only perfect nr
cordlon pleating plant In tho west; mall
orders solicited. Suite 2tO, Douglas block.
U-717
FRENCH ACCORDION FLEAYfNoTmafi
orders solicited. Omahn Pleating Co,, 1524
Douglas. U 71S
PH1NCE of Omaha cigar; our own manu
facture; union made, 6c straight. W. F.
Stoeckcr Cigar Co. U-M5SI A3
JESS COOPER: Let us hear from you:
business of Importance; any one knowing
his address write or wire Herman Bor
maun, Murdock, Neb, U M660 Al
SHOE repairing. M. Bperduto, SIS N. 16th.
U-C08 A5
YOUNG man of 30 desires to correspond
with retlned young lady not over 25; must
be rntlier tall nnd dark complexlonel
Address D 20, Bee. U 7M A4'
WIDOWER of 25 wishes to" correspond with
a respectable young lady or widow of
about same age. Address Postolflco Box
No. 8, Omaha, Neb. U fill 4
WANTED, bids for concessions nt monster
A. O. U. W, picnic. Plnttsmouth, Neb.,
Aug, 7. Address J. A. Gutsche, Secretary,
U-Mt30 4
MME. SMITH, baths. BS N. 15th, 2d floor,
room 2. U M839 3
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglns
Douglni
W-719
6 AND 5'4 per cent loans. W. II. Thomni,
First National Bank building. Tel. 164'.
W-721
$300, $100. $500 private money to loan:1 1. 2,
or 5 years. W. U Selby, Board of Trai'
Bldg. W 722
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms at 5 per cent; borrowers can
pay $100 or any multiple; any Interest
dale; no delay. Brennan-Love Co., SfD S.
13th St.. Omaha, Neb. ' W 724
MONEY tn loan on Improved Omnhrx real
tstnto. Brennan-Love Co., 300 South ith,
- W-72J
MOSBV TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
WANTED, city loans, bonds nnd warrants.
'rgo Sc. Company, 1C01 Farnam street.
W-721
4!4 TO S P. C. money. Bemls. Paxton blk.
W-72?
WANTED, city loans nnd wnrrantsT w!
tarnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St.
W-7SS
$50,000 SPECIAL fund: lonns $,V) up, lowest
rates, no delay. Garvin Broi., 1613 Far
nam. W-720
PRIVATE money. Sherwood. 937 N. Y. U
W-730
WANTED, city nnd farm loans: nlso bonds
nnd warrants. R. c. Peters & Co,, 1701
Farnam St.. Bee Bldg. W-731
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
. , DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We loan $10 and up on furniture, pianos,
horses and other chattels.
SALARY LOANS.
W Ithout mortgage to people holding perma
nent positions. You can get tho money In
a few hours after making application nnd
take 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 months or moru In which
to pay It back, and you need not nay for
It one day longer than you keep It. We
charge nothing for papers and wo give
you the full amount In cash. There are
no lower rates than ours; our terms are
the easiest: our business Is confidential
nnd our motto In "try to please."
OMAHA MORTGAGE WAN CO.,
110 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 22T,.
(Established 1S02.) 30C B. 16th St.
' X-732
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS
On household furniture, plnno,H, horses,
wagons, etc., In two hours' time; also to
salaried people on their plain notea, with
out security. Easiest payments and low
est rates In Omaha. Private Interviewing
room. American Loan Co., room 312 Drown
block, cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.; entrance
on 16th St., opposite Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
X 733
LARCIEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc., without se
curity; easiest terms; 10 olllces In princi
pal cities. Tolmun, 440 Board of Trado
Bldg. X-731
LOANS ON SALARIES. FURNITURE,
llvo stock, etc. Quick service and lowest
rates guaranteed. J, W. TAYLOE, 633 (top
floor) Paxton block, northeast corner 16th
and Farnam; entrance on 16th street.
X-733
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 31ft H. 13.
X 730
MONEY loaned on plan oh, furniture, horses,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R. 8, Barker blk
X-737
$1,000.00 TO place quick. M. J. Kennard &
Son, sulto 310, Brown block. X 738
W E LOAN money to salaried people on
their note nt lowest rates; strictly confi
dential; pay weekly, setnl-weekly or
monthly. Room 3u,1 I'axton block, 3d floor.
Reliable Credit Co. X 739
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
People; business confidential; lowest rates.
614 Paxton block. Tho J. A. Button Co.
X-791
THE MOST SATISFACTORY PLACE to
make loans on furniture, piano or snlary.
ROOM 311 BROWN BLOCK, entrance op
posite Y. M. C. A. bldg.. 16th st. Try It
and you will be sure and repent the dose.
X-MS19
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED, ladles of ability to manage
branch offices; must have some cash To
cover cost of remedies. Thyroid-Lymph
Co., 600 Bee Bldg., Omaha. Y-601 Ai
FOR SALE or trade, half or whole Interest
In drug store; hardwood floor, Majthcws
gas machine, soda fountain, etc.: In a
lively county seat. Thyroid-Lymph Co.,
500 Beo Bldg. Y 740
ONE 2x10 E. & H. T. Anthony portrait
camera nnd complete studio outllt. Ad
dress E. G. Long, Ames, Neb. Y M800 3
FOR SALE, bar and fixtures, complete cut
fit, Including National cash register: Kood
bargain. Address Lock Box 56, Sidney,
Neb. Y-M7D9 (i
1-OR SALE, cheap, hand laundry In good
running order; must sell on account of
sudden death. F. Stlchweh, Grand Island,
Neb. Y-MM4 7
FOR SALE, restaurant doing good business:
It will pay to Investigate. JJ 21, Bee.
Y-.M-3U 5
A GOOD meat market fully equipped; llvl
Ing rooms connected; good business; for
sale or rent. H. A. Hansen. Elkhnrn,
Neb. Y-M329 S
FOR EXCHANGE.
WILL trado new $400 piano for v leant
property or as part payment on residence.
AddresH D 21, giving location and de
scription of property. Z MSOS 4
TO EXCHANGE for merchandise, 610 acres
of good land, $71 per acre. If you wish to
bay, sell or exchango property Hee or
write T. M. Cllne, 1238 O St., Lincoln. Neb.
Z-MS11 8
NEBRASKA rnnch. 1.500 ncrcs hay land.
12,000 acres range (fenced), 200 head of
cattle, to trado for $20,000 stock of mer
chandise. Address D 28. Bee. Z MS26 5
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also
tiro Insurance. Bemls, I'axton Blk.
BE-741
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE.
BE-742
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
RE-743
HOUSES and lots In nil pnrts of city; also
acre property and farm lauds. The O. F.
Davis Co., Room 552, Bcu Building.
BE-744
FOR SALE cheap, on monthly payments,
4-room cottage and full lot at 3j04 Putrlck
Ave, O. M. Nattlngcr, secretary Omai'.a
Loan and Building association, Bee bldg.
, BE-M6I9 A3
FOR SALE Sarpy county farm of 660
acres, all under cultivation; choice land;
well Improved; great bargain for ready
sale: $35 per acre; no trades. Hlrum A.
Sturges, 517 N. Y. Life, Omaha Neb.
RE-M7I9 Al
SEVERAL thousand acres of tho choicest
meadow land that will go from 2 to 4 tons
per acre, located In Marshall county, Min
nesota; parties In need of hay should cor
respond. Also thousands of acres of the
choicest Bed Blver lands for salu at from
$10 to $30 per acre. Any ono wauling a
good Investment or u tnrm to make a
home should address Carey & Dakln,
Brcckenrldge, Minn. RE 612 AC
C. F. HARBISON & GEO. T. MORTON, 913
N. Y, Life, buy and sell. Inquiries Invited,
RE 7S3 A30
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
S-Room House, Full Two-Story and Attic.
Rental, $163 Per Year.
This Is welt located, one block from car, In
good order, large rooms, city wuter and
sower, good well nnd cistern, largo shade
trees. Price, $1,500,
W,
H. GATES, 61S N. Y. LIFE BLDG.
RE-788 2
A BARGAIN
At 2&21 Davenport st. Wo arc offering a
now 6-room house, containing porcelain
bath, closet, hot water boiler, suwer and
gas, cellar brick and cementud, largo
porch, lot 50x135 feet, high and sightly,
brick sidewalk, Price, U,M. Terms to
suit. Thlb Is u cosy homo for somebody.
THE BYRON REED CO., m 8. HTH 8T.
RE-M79S 4
8-R. HOUSE, full lot near 40th und Cuming
sts, $20u0
Beautiful eiist front lot on 40th st. south of
Farnam, $2,000.
130 feet east front on 40th, north of Hamil
ton, $100.
46'txl55 fronting Ilemls park, cut to grade,
ready for building. $900.
5-r. cottage and lot 10th st., $1,200.
5- r. cottage ti. E, depot. $500.
6- r. and city wntor near 20th and Castellar.
60-ft. lot, $1,200.
5-r. house 26th and Seward, city water, $S00.
3-r,, Mason near 19th. $850.
F. D. WEAD. 1521 DOUGLAS.
RE-815 2
A NEW 5-room cottage, near North 21th
st. It has two closets, small hall city water
and sink In kitchen, neat front und back
porch, walks and a picket fence Just being
completed. Lot Is 42x135, south front on
grade; maple shade trees. A very attrac
tive and comfortablo little home for only
$1,000, on easy terms, If sold In the next
few days.
604 Bee Bldg. SHIMER & CHASE. Tel, U12.
RE-ilO 4
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
RANCH AND FARM lands for sate by the
Union Pacific Railroad company, it. a
McAIIaster, land commlsslontr, l'n on
Pacific Headquarters, Omahn, Neb.
RK-715
LOST.
LOST Iidy's cold hunting case watch:
name engraved on Inside. Reward If re
turned to 411 South Twelfth.
Lost-M774
STRAYED or stolen, n Jersey cow, average
size and color, on night of July 30. Bc
wurd nt 1919 Spencer. Lost 7S7 2
LOST, pnlr of gold-rlmmcd eyeglasses, In
tint leather case, Friday afternoon, on
south side of Douglas St., between 20th
nnd 15th; Under will bo sultnbly rewarded
on IcaMng them at ofllqo of C. B. Havens
& Co., 1522 Fumam st. Lost MSN !
BLUE sack coat, on boulevard north ot
Nicholas st. Liberal reward for return to
14CJ Douglns st. Lost MSIl 3
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
16C1; Alice Johnson, D. O., ladl"s' dept.;
Old E. Johnson, Ostiopathlst, Mgr.
DONOHUE, Osteopath, Paxton blk. Tel. 1317
-7 9
A, T. HUNT. D. O., 303 Knrlmch blk. Tel 2C52.
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MBS. JOHN B. Mt'SICK, D. o.. osteo
pathic physician, Douglas block,
-326 A 19
STAMMERING AM) STXTTUR ING.
CUBED. Julia Vaughn. 430 Bamge BUg.
PATENTS.
WILL BUY nny good Invention or patent.
Address lock Box 7C0, Des Muluc. la.
-ilG
MASON. FEN WICK . LAWRENCE.
Washington, 1). C. II, J. Cowglll, agint,
315 Ramge block, Omaha, Neb. 77
$5 THIS advertisement Is good for $3. Sues
& Co., patent attorneys. Bee bldg., Omaha,
Neb. No fco unless succcirsiui.
-M29I A IS
SHORTHAND AM) TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life.
-75S
BOYLES' College, court reporter prlnclpnt,
Bee Bldg.
i - , i
NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's
Theater. ,C'J
GBEGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col., 16 Ac Doug.
-761
BICYCLES.
PRICES that will surprlsa you; must clear
out the stock ot i.utv ituU s.coud-hiiud
bicycles; second-hand wluols rrom 2.Ji
up; new ones, 12 Up. Louis l' lescligr,' mil
Cupltul Ave. ' 7.C
A BIG reduction In price on bicycles. New
bicycles, $15 and up; second-hand one, i
uuu uji. W'til soil cheap, Mtut J'ld.Ci
stock. Headquarters lor repairing un.l
sundries, Tlrva, $1.75 each. J.. Flesc.er,
1622 Capitol Ave. OJU A3
LAI. Milt V.
OMAHA Steum Laundry; i-hlrts, 7c; collars,
2c; cults, 4c. liao Leavenworth. Tel, 5.7.
75J
HOII.KR MAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, steam boilers, tank),
stacks, etc. Tel. 139. 1-th und isar.l ?ih,
-..3
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Olllee, rcllnble, uccommo lut
ing; all business cuunuciitiui. jail uoug.us
i . wl
JL.NU.'
DO NOT sell your Jllpk before you get
prices of mo ureut oenteiu juuk ituuse,
el2 Douglut, St., UliKllld. t'iiunu, -It 5. .i.
Ft) re I, proprietor. i3s A15
ACCORDION" PLEATING.
ACCORDION pleating; chcapist, beM,
quicKCHt. Mrs, A. o. ..iiu'n, t. Cur. i. h
unu Fai'iium. 755
CARPENTERS AM) JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly uttenuuj io. j. T. ochilttce, jv u
and j.uko bts. 3i0
SATIN" SKIN SPECIALTIES.
BEST for you, because best made. Eutl.i
UKin coup. Cream and Powder. U. 1
ptooL ,7j
UXPER'l' ACCOUNTANT.
LESSONS In bookketidng, etc., day or even
ing. B 15. Com. .ut. Bunk. i. H. Kutnoun.
;im
FISHING AM) PLEASURE RESORT.
IF YOU want good bass and croppy fishing
go to Langdon, Mo. Very best of hotel
accommodations. Plenty of boats und
minnows. Write Hi A. Dlttmar tor rates.
-762
FARMS FOR RENT.
400 ACRES 5 miles nouth of Gretna, Sarpy
county, Neb. Duff Green, Room 8, Barker
Blk., Omaha. 531
DRESSMAKING,
i I '
IN families. Miss Sturdy, 2676 Harney.
-78C A10
NICKEL PLATING.
STOVES, lamps, etc., replntcd, Omaha
Plating Co., Beo Bldg. Tel. 2533. MtsJi
FUIINITI'RE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St.
, 757
Our Aluminum
Plates give the best satisfaction.
Cost but $15 and will
Cure Sore Mouth
caused by wearing other kind of
plate.
c
o
Bailey the Dentist
Third Floor Pnxtuu Mock,
PHONE 1083.
m M m m m
POSTOFFICK NOTICE.
(Should be read dally by all Interested, aa
changes may occur at any time.)
Foreign malls for tho week ending August
J. 1001, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases)
at the general postolllco us follows: Parcols
post malls close ouo hour earlier than clos
ing tlmo shown below, Parcels post main
for Germany close at 5 p, in. Monday nnd
Wednesday.
Regular and supplementary malls close
at foreign branch halt hour later than
closing tlmo shown below.
Traiia-Atlnn t lo Mnlla,
8 A T U R D A Y A t 4:30 a. m. for EUROPE,
per s. s. Etrurla, via Qucenstown; nt 7 a.
m. for DENMARK direct, per s. s. Norgo
(mall must bo directed "per . s. Norgc' );
nt 7:30 a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct,
per s. s. Amsterdam (mall must bo di
rected "per s. s, Amsterdam";.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC Tills sisamc
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Pa
pers and Samples for Germany only, Th
aniu class ut mall matter for other purta
POSTOFFICIl NOTIC1
of Europe will not be sent by tb s ship
unless specially directed b hr
After the closing of the supplementary
Trans-Atlnntlc malls named ub'ive addi
tional supplementary malls xr opened on
the piers of the American U lUllsu.
French and German steamers and remain
open until wltliln ton minutes of tin. hour
of (-ailing of steamer.
.Mnlli for South mill Central America,
WcM Indie-, Etc
SATURDAY At 0 a. m. for NEWFOUND
LAND direct, per s. s. Silvia, nt u. m.
lor PORTO RICO, per s. s. Ponce, via
Han Juan, at U:30 a, tn, (supplementary
10:30 a. in.) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JA
MAICA. SA VANILLA, CARTIIAG ENA
and GRKYTOWN, P-r . s. Alleghany
(mall lor Costa Rica must be directed
"per s. s. Alleghany"); nt 10 a. in. for
HAITI, per s. s. PRINS WILLIAM
11 (mall for Curacao, Venezuela, Trini
dad, British and Dutch Utilan.i must be
directed "Per s. s. Prlns William 11 );
nt 10 a. m. for CUBA, per s. s. Morro
Castle, via Havana,
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at
this olllco dally at 6.30 p. in, (connecting
close hero every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturduy). Malls for Mlquclou, oy rail to
Boston, nlid thence by steumcr, close ut
this otllco dally at 6:30 p. m. Mails for
Cuba, by mil to Port 'latnpa, Fla., and
thence by steamer, close at this otitic
dally (except Sunday) nt il.iw n. in. (tho
connecting closes tiro on Monday, Wednes
day and S.turday). Malls for Cuba, by
rail tb Miami, Flu,, and tticucu by steamer,
closu at this olllco every buncuy ut 0:uu
a. in. Malls for Mexico City, overland, un
less specially addressed for dispatch by
steamer, close at this olllco daily at 1:30
p, in, and U:uo p. in Malls for Costa Blca,
Belize, Puerto Curler, und Guatemala, by
rail to New Orleans, nnd thence by steamer,
close nt this olllco d.illj a) l;"o p. m.
(connecting closes hero Mondays tor Bcllzu,
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala und Tues
days for Costa Rica). Registered mail
closes ut 6;00 p. tn. previous day.
Trnim-Pat'lllti Mnlla.
Xil!s for llawiill, China, Japan and Phil
ippines, via San Francisco, cloc hero
dally nt 6:30 li. m. up to July 29, In
elusive, for dispatch per s, s Coptic
Malls for China und Japan, via Tacoma,
close hero dally at 6:Jo p. in, up to July
28 Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s, Duko
of Fife.
Malls for China und Japan, via Seattle,
close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to July
31, Inclusive, for dispatch per h, s. B o
Jun Maru (registered mall must bo di
rected "via Seattle").
Mulls for Tahiti anil Marquesas Islands,
via San Francisco, close bore dally nt
":'" P in, up to August !, lucluilve, fur
dispatch per s. s. Australia.
Malls tor ilawall, Japan, China und Phil
ippine Islands, via San Francisco, oloso
here dally ut 6'30 p, m. tip to August 3,
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. America
Muni.
Mulls for Hawaii, via San Francisco. co-e
here dally nt C:30 p. tn, up to Auguit ''j,
for dispatch per s. s. Marnposu.
Mails for Chlnu and Japan, via Vancouver,
close here dully at 6::i' p, in. up to Augil-tt
13, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. 8. Kin
press of India (registered mall must be
directed "via Vancouver").
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which Is forwarded via .Suroiio), New
Zealand, FIJI, Snmon and Hawaii, via San
Francisco, close hero dully at 6:30 p. m.
nftcr July 27 und up to August !", In
clusive, or on arrival ot s. a nicnnla, iLio
at Now York August "17, for dispatch
per s. h. Sonoma.
Malls for Aastialla (except West Australia,
which goes vln Europe, and New Zealand,
which goes la Wan Francisco; nnd FIJI
Islnnd, via Vancouver, closu nere dally
nt 0:30 p. m. Up to August "II, Inclusive,
for dispatch tier s. s. Warrlmoo (supple
mentary malls, via Seattle and Victoria),
close nt 6:30 p. in. August "is (mall must
bo directed "via Vancouver"),
Trans-Pnclllc mnlls are forwarded to iiort
of sailing dully and the schedule of closing
Is arranged an the presumption of their un
interrupted overland transit. Registered
mall cIosch at 6 p. tn. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster
Postofllcc, New York N. Y July 20, 1W)1.
GO VEIlNMHNT NOTICES.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER.
Omaha, Neb., July-5, 1901. Sealed proposals,
In triplicate, subject to the usual conditions,
will bo received at this olllco until 2 o'clock
p, m central time, August 5, 1901, for Ihu
construction of one. double set of non-co:u-mlssloned
olllocra' quarters, brick, and for
plumbing nnd gas-piping unine, nt Fort
Crook. Neb. Full Information fiirnlh.'d
upon application to this oilier, where plans
nnd spi'clllcations may bo seen. Proposal.!
to be marked "Proposnls for Non-Cnininls-slotted
Quarters ut Fort Crook, Neb," and
addressed to the undersigned. JOHN W.
PULLMAN, C. Q. M.
0tdJuly8-9-10-llAur,S-2
RAILWAY TIML CAtll..
BURLINGTON & MIS
toun Kivur Railroad
"The Burlington Route"
Ucuctul Olllces, North
west Corner Tenth and
Fuinum Streets. Ticket
Olllee, 1502 Furnum Street.
Teltunenu im. Uurllliglun atutlun, Telltn
unci Alnoun Streets, lulupnonv 12a.
ia'UVi.. Arrive.
Lincoln, Ila&tliiBS and
McCouh s:10 am a 7:31 pm
Lincoln, Denver, Colo-
rudo, Utuh, cmifornta.u 4;25 pm a 3flW pm
Alliance lixpress u 4;2j inn n 3:w) pin
Llnr-iin & Bluck Hills. ,u 9:00 pm u 6:45 um
Montuuu, Pugm Sound., u vm pm u u: ti um
Lincoln FoM Mall L 3:uu pm u 9:17 um
Wymorc, Bcutrice und
Ltucoli' a 8:10 am bll:55 um
Denver Colorado, IJtan
und i.iilforuiu ; a 6:15 um
Fort Crook, So. 'Bond,
Louisville, i'lutt-in th. b 3:20 pm bll:03 am
Belicvuc. P.attsmau'.h &
Paclllc Junction u 7:40 pm a 8:20 am
Bellevuu, Pluttsmouth &
iMcllIc Junction , a 3:10 um
a Dally, b Dally except Siiuuuy.
KANSAS CITY, ST. JO
scph & Council Hliirfj
Rullroad "The Burllugtun
Route" Ticket Olllee, Ju3
Fumam Street. Telephono
250. Depot, Tenth und
Muson Streets. Tulu
phono 12S.
Luuvc. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex ...a u:20 am a 6:u6 pm
KHnsas Cltv Nlifht Ex..ul0;30 pm a 0:15 am
St. Louis Flyer, for St.
Joseph and St. Louis. u b;10 pm alltla am
a Dally
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON
Ac uuincy ttauroau "Tnu
Burlington Routo" Ticket
Olllee, 1502 Furnum Struat.
Telepnonu 250. Depot,
Teutn and Muson Streets.
Telephone 128.
ivcuvu. Arrtvo.
t.ll ..1. . r.l.a,ri RriM
ciai '.w "in
Chicago Vcctll'Uiea Cx.u 4:00 pm
Chicago Local Express. a 9:30 um
Chicago Limited u CoO pm
Fast Mull
a Dully
niOfjorpm
a 7:45 am
u 4:03 pm
a 7;3 um
a 2:15 pm
CHICAGO, ROCK ISL
and A; Pucliic Railroad
'"lhe Greut Ror.k
Islund Routo" citv
Ticket Olllco, 1323 Fur-
,.,a,m9Ul'ot- Telephone.
.it,. Dujiot, Tenth anJ
Marcy Htrccta. TeJe
phone, uai.
Leave,
EA&7.
Chicago Daylight Spo...a 0:00 am
Let, Moines and Daven
port Locu a 7:25 um
Chicago Express 'j11;15 am
Des Moines Loiul a 4:20 pm
Chlcugo Fust Express, ,u i;w pm
Des .Mulncu. Rock Isl
und und Chlcugc a 7:40 pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Llm...a 2:00 um
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs.,
Arrive.
a 2;00 um
l)H:33 um
n 8:10 um
u IM ptI1
a 1:23 pm
a 9:33 pm
ii i;l am
a 4:15 pm
uenver, i-uccio ano
West .... ft i:a) pm
Colorado Oklahoma &
Texas Flyer a 5:20 pm
a Dully, b Dally uxcuut Sunday.
a 9:50 am
UNION PACIFIC'THE OVEH
Tcicphonu. C20.
Leave.
Tho Overland Limited.. u b:20 nm
Tho Chlcugo-Portlanit
Spcclul a 8:20 um
Tho Fast Mull a 8;5u nm
The Mull nnd Express ,all:33 pni
The Colorado Spcclul ,..aU;35 Jim
Lincoln, Beutrlco und
Stromsburg JCxprests.-b 4:03 pm
Tho Pacific Express. ...a 4:25 pin
Tho Atlantic Ext)r4S3,,.
Grand Island Local b 6:30 pm
a Dail. b Dally except Sunday,
Arrive,
u 7;30 pm
a 7:30 pm
a 3:a pm
u 4:25 pm
0:50 um
b!2:30 pm
a o m am
b 9:33 um
C I I I C A GO, M I LW'A U K E E
& St, Paul Railway-City
Ticket OHlce, 160 Farnam
Ktreut. Telrphoiie. 2S?
Depot, 'lenth and Mavoti
Streets. Telephone, 629
Leave. Arrlv
IMILWAUH
in
Chicago & Omaha Ex..b 7:15 am h 3;40 nm
Chlrago Limited Ex . a 6:00 pm n 8;03 an.
a uuitv. b Dally cscvpt Suuaay,
-mwhu) a, unices.
N. E, Cor. Ninth and Fjir mm
Streets. City Ticket Olllee 1324
Farnam Street. Telephone, 316.
Depot. Tenth anil Mnr..,. r'aiH'
'ONTOPFKII NOTICE.
CHICAdO &. NORTH
u olern Ballwa 'Tho
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket OHlce. 1101
Farnutu St. Telephone,
Ml, Depot, Tenth ami
Marcy Streets. Tela.
Phone. 620.
t-crtve.
Arrive.
nll:30 pm
u 8:40 un:
Daylight Chlcaco Snc-
clal a 7:00 am
Chicago I'nssnger a 4:13 pm
Eastern Express. Des
Moines, Marshallta ti,
Cedar Rnplds and
Chicago alO:M am
Eastern Snoclal, Chi
cago and jf-ast a 4:55 pm
Inst Mntl. Chicago to
Onu.hu
Omahu -Chicago L't'd..,a 7;43 pm
1'nst Mall...;
Cedar rapids. Pas'-inssr.
a Dally,
a 4:05 pm
a 4:03 pm
a 2:45 pm
n 8:00 nm
a 8:30 am
u 6:30 pm
FREMONT. ELKHORN &
Missouri Valley Railroad
"Tho Northwestern
Line" Gcnerul Olllces.
United States Nntlonal
Bank Building. 8. W.
I'.rn.,r Twelfth nlid Far-
nam Kt
Ticket OHlce, 1401 Farnam St.
t.at lUnrii ir.iv, ntiil W.'hster
Telophoi.e,
fats, 1 jlcphono, 1158.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Doadwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm n 6:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper und
Douglas d 3:00 pm o 6:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
City. Superior, G-nova,
.Exeter and Seward. ...b 3:00 pin b 6:00 pin
Norfolk, cruigro una
Fremont b 7:30 nm bl0:25 nm
Lincoln, ar.oo & Fre
mont b 7:30 nm bl0:25 am
Fremont Locnl t, :X urn
e Dally, b Daily excop'. Sunday, c Sun
day onl d Dally ciccpt Saturday, o
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUU
Minneapolis St Oimilm
Railway "Tho North
western Lino" Gcnerul
Olllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 13th and Webster
Hts. Citv Ticket nttlce.
1401 Farnatit fiL Telephone, 661. Depot,
16th and Webster Sts. 'Telephone, 1459.
Leuve. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger ...a 6:uo am a 9i)0 pin
Sioux City Passenger ..a 2:15 pm nllilo um
Emerson Local ! 5:30 pill b S;30 um
u Dally
SIOUX CITY ,fc PACIFIC
lUillmad "Tho North
western Line" General
Olllces, United Stales
Nutlonal Bank Building,
B. W. Cornel Twelfth
nml Fnrnnm Sts. rickct
Ofllce, 1101 Farnam St. Telephone, 061. De
pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone, C.v,
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Express a 6:55 um nl0:23 pm
Twin City Limited a 7:55 pm a 8:15 um
Sioux City Local iuS:00 um u 3:50 pm
u Dully. .
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Ballroad-Clty Ticket Ot
flee, 1402 Farnam Strcot,
Telephone, 245. Depot,
Tenth and Mnrcy Streets.
Lcuve. Arrive.
u i :im am a a:io ii
Chlcugo i-xprcss..
Chliiigd Limited.,
Mlnliciiiolls ,V. H..
u 7:43'pm a 8;cs up)
uut
lipres " ,:w nm D 9:40
Mllll.cipotlE A tat. l-aui
Limited a 7:4opm a 8:03 nm
Fort Dodse Local from
Council fluffs b 4:50 pm a 8:15 am
Fort Dodgo Local from
Council .Bluffs a 6:00 am
u Dally, t. Dally except Sunduy.
Lcuve. Arrive.
St. Iouls Cannon Ball
Express a 6:15 pm n 8:20 nm
Kniisut City and Qulncy
Local a 7:00 am a 9:00 pm
u Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL.
road-General Olllces and
Tlckot Olllces, Southeast
Corner Hth and Douglas
Sts. 'J.ulephone, 101. Depot.
Onion siutlou. v '
Leave. Arrlv.,
St. Louis und
Kansas
City Express
u;w um a 6:35 nm
K. C, St. L. Express.. u 10:50 pm a 6;i am
Leave from 15lh und
Webster cUrcou:
NebrasKii Local, via
Weeping water b 1:10 pm al0:43 am
a Dully. 'iDaflv except Sunday.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL,
road Oiuuhn. K'unsus City
& Eastern Rallro.ia "The
Qulncy Route"'-Tlckot Of
lice, 1415 Furnum St. Tele,
phone, 322. Depot, Tenth
uuu .uauj oia, iciepnotie,
Leave.
Cannon Ball
Arrive
a 8:20 am
a 9:oopm
Louis
Express a 5:
Kansns City and Qulncy
Local a 7:
a o;iu pm
:00 am
a Dally,
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Olllee, 1415 Fumam
Street. Telephone, 322. Do
pot, Tenth and IMarcy Sts,
Telephone, 625.
L,cave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon lion
Expres n 6:15 pm a 5:20 am
Direct Runte to niaauu-r rtxliltil tlon
ANCHOR LINE
utcaniMlilpa from New York Weekly for
(JLASCJOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Saloon, $50 and up. Second Cabin, $32.50 and
up. Third Class, $26 und upwurds.
For llliutrulud folder und further tnforma.
tlon dpply to HENDERSON BBOTHER3,
Chlcugo, or
J. S. McNALLY. 1323 Fnrnam St., .
GKO. E. ABBOTT, 114 Fnrnam St.. Omnhe,
iHeeofd Voyige d Ditl. 7 Heuf. 22
Mlnutoi.
bOSION to LIVtKHOOL via QUEENSIOWN
Nsw.Enuiind, Twin Screw, 11,600 " Aug. 14
Commonwealth " " 12.000 Torn Aug. 28
PORTLAND to LIVEHP00L
Vancouver Aug. 3 1 Dominion .Aug, 10
Cambroman . Aug. 17 I Vancouver Sept. 5
Cam-inr't Ollltti. 69 Durfaorn St.. Chlcne. III. J
LABOR LEADERS TO MEET
Slule OrKUiilrnllo" Will .Send Diile
n n les tn Cmife reiit-ii In Oniiilui
.Mimiliiy, Septeniliiir V.
Tho official call for tho second meeting
of tho Stnto Sooloty of Labor and Industry
has been Issued. Tho ineuting will bo held
ut Omnhi Monday, September 2, nnd thcro
will be representatives present from nil
labor unions and kindred societies In tho
btate.
Tho society was organized Inst December
and took considerable part In tho matter of
securing tho passage of laws ut tho Inst
term of tho legislature, but wu moro suc
cessful In opposing tho repeal of lawn al
rendy enacted. Chief among tho laws whoso
repeal wbb successfully opposed was the ono
exempting from garnishment tho wnge of
persons employed at stated salaries or
wages.
At the coining meeting of the socloty n
roport will be received from tho legislative
committee, which will how tho positions
taken upon lnhor legislation by every sena
tor und representative In tho lust legisla
ture. It Is intended later to piibllsi this
report In pruiiphlet form to prcsorvo tho
records for future action op thw purt nf
members of the socloty nnd their friends.
At the same meeting n now cxocutlvo
bcnrtl will bo chosen nnd a plan of futuro
nctlon outlined.
A Cure fur Clioleiii Infinitum,
"Lnat May," says Mrs. Curtf? Baker of
Ilookwaltor." 0 "nu Infant child of our
neighbor's wns suffering from chnlora in
fantum. The doctor hnd given up a)
hopes of recovery. I took a bottlo of
Chamborluln'H Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy to tho bouse, tolling them I folt
suro it would do good If used according to
directions, In two days' tlmo tho child
had fully recovered and Is now (nearly a
year slnco) u vigorous, healthy girl. I
havo recommended this remedy frequently
and have never known It to fall In nny
clpulu luatuueo. For sale by all drucgUta,
' L I,
St.
V
RESCUED FROM DROWNING
Mill Mildred Kimball Hts t Nimow Eicip
t.t Lk M'ntwit.
WADES FAR OUT BEYOND HER DEPTH
(1, C, Klnn, n Local Rrstnurniit Mnu
rmor, Sprlnwa Into the Wntcr nnd
Snvea Youiik Wnninn After She
Minks the Third Time,
After going down thrco times In water
tho was abovo her head, Miss Mildred
Kimball of Omnh.t was rescued from drown
ing nt lJiko .Mannwa ThurpiUiy night by (1.
C. King, n rrstuuraut manager.
Tho rescue occurred shortly brforo 9
o'cliKk, when there was a great crowd of
bathers In the water. Few of them real
ized what hnd hspponed until it was nlmost
over, ns Miss Kimball's scrrams were
choked nnd muffled by wntcr pouring down
her throat.
Thoso who did sco tho girl's predicament
ccmcd frozen with horror nnd were too
terrified to give her nld. Hnd It not been
for tho timely iippcarhuce of Mr. King a
tragic ending would havo completed what
proved to ho a niero Incident.
Mr. King had brought tils wife and Xwn
young women over from Omahn for nn
nquutlc gambol. Ono wns Miss Kimball.
Tho women wcro tho qulckp.it In the water
nnd when King flnnlly emerged from the
bathhouse they wcro nil out, In the lake.
Looking first for his pnrty, Mr. King soon
located In tho bright moonlight his wife nnd
ono of tho glils splashing around Insldo Hip
ropes In shallow wntcr. Miss Kimball wns
not with them. Ixmkltig out farther ho saw
her struggling In deep water outslda tho
ropes. No one wns nenr nnd Mr. King wns
not certain nt llrst that tho girl wns In ills
trcse. Hut ns he wnlchcd ho heard her scream
nnd then ho plunged. It was n long wny
out to tlio girl, but King Is n heavily mus
cled man and a strong swimmer. When
ho emerged from his first dlvo ho wns out- '
side the ropeB nnd forty feet from tho
steps, Then with powerful overhand
strokes ho ploughed his wny through tho
wntcr. He henrd Miss Klmhnll cry ngnln '
and sink once. By this time many bathers
had noticed tho mad rush of the swimmer
and then they snw his object. .
Tho swimmer redoubled Ii'h efforts, but
tho girl roso and snnk twlcj more, going
down tho Inst tlmo Just ns ho reached liar.
Jvlng grabbed for her hnlr, but missed It
nnd then dived, bringing her up nt once.
He brought her In slowly.
. Miss Kimball -nld nfterwnrd that shn
was walking and paddling nround in water
up to her neck when nn unexpected wave
from a launch's wash struck her In tho
face and choked her. She becntnp fright
ened and lost her sclf-posscsslon. ' Strug
gling in the water, sho worked out beyond
her depth and had lost hope and conscious
ness when help came.
Mr. King Is a pastmastcr ns a Hfo savor.
His unusual skill nnd power In tho water
havo often bocn exercised In such capacity
nnd during one summer alone, when ho
managed n boach hotel on tho Atlantlo
coast, ho saved nine drowning persons.
HERE IS A WARM STORY
l'n It el Htntes M'rntlicr Bureau Writes
nil Intercut Inn History nf July
' "Weather In Oninlin.
Tho local offlco of tho United States
weather bureau hns compiled Its report for
July. This report shown n record-brenker
In the way of tempernturo nnd will proh
nbly bo quoted for years.
Tho nvcrago 'tetnpera'turo for tho month
wns 85 degrees, 0 degrees higher than tho
uorm.il for tho month for .thirty years and
5 degrees higher thnn the nvorngo for nny
July In tho history of tho flmulia offlco.
Compnrcd with last year, tho average max
imum temperature for tho month is Just
equnl to tho highest point recorded far July,
190007 degrees. During the month Just
closed there woro fourteen days upon which
a maximum of 100 degrocs or moro wcro
recorded, tho hottest day being July 21,
when 1Q5 degrees wcro reported. Tio snmo
tempcroturo goes on record for July 21, but
the oxnet maximum that day was 101.8.
Tho avorngo minimum tempernturo for
tho month wns 74 degrees, n record seldom
made In this lntltude.
Thoro havo been somo other hot Julys In
Omaha and tho ono which is often rofcrrcd
to, July, 1804,t when tho hot winds de
stroyed the crops, was fifr from hqlng us
uniformly hot ns several others. Until this
year tho July of 1874 held tho record for
torrldlty, with nn dvcrugo temporaturo of
80 degrees. Tho JuIj-b of 1880 nnd of 1890
were of equal warmth, both showing nn
nvcrago tomporaturo of 79 degrees.
As for precipitation tho mqnth of July
hns 2.98 inches below tho normal, having
less rainfall than tho same month for threo
years.
VEGETABLES STILL SCARCE
lint There In llnpr for Better Times
cxt Week, Nn I In- Mnrkrt
.Men Nny.
Thoro Is n stringency in tho Onmha vege
table market which promises to let up n
llttlo next week In somo linos. Tomatoes
will probably bo l por half bushel baskot
Saturduy morning, ns thny wero sold nt 75
nnd SO cents this morning, with tl hsltcd
lu some cases.
Thoro aro n few moro wnx beans In
sight, with n promise of Incrcnso lu quan
tity within ten days, but tho prlco In now
equal to tho opening ot tho spring market,
$2 per bushel. Limn brans nro coming In
of poor quality and selling nt 40 cents por
half bushol. Corn. will probably ho cheaper
noxt week, us tho repent rnins have brought
out some fields which woro supposed in
have been ruined.
A lot of Rocky Ford cantaloupes nro
scheduled to arrlvo next week. They will
retail at 1G cents each, with llttlo hopa of
lower prices Inter In tho season, ns thn
imp in that part of tho country has buen
reducod becniiso many persons who for
merly snipped melons have gono to raising
augur beets.
Endive Is Inking the place of lettuce In
tho market and eggplants nro In grcnter
demand this t'car than over before, nn
they nro taking thn plnco nt vegetables
Htlll s-arcer.
MONEY FOR AK'SAR'BEN SHOW
Hustling Ciiiiitiillter Ifiilila n McctlnK
it Which SntlNfiit'tnry I'roK
reaa la llnpui'te il,
Tho Ak-Hnr-Ilcn committee which Is
hustling for tho purado fund mot nt tho
Cotnmorclul club nt noon yesterday, Rcpqrt
from tho members of tlio comtnlttoo showed
that $100 lion been collected slncn tho last
mooting, Tho commltteo will mcot ngaln
noxt Friday,
The inumborshlp commltteo nlso met. L,
E. Lucas roported that the committee which
has beuu working with htm hns secured
fifty-seven new members. Thoro will bo
only six morn Initiation nights nnd an
nctlvo campaign for members will bo car
rled on during tho next few weoks. Tho
toiumlltuu will ucvt again Monday at 12:30. j