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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1002. V SPECIAL NOTICES' ." ,, i i i will he takes til 13 as. tot the areata edtttaa aad III ft SO p. saw Jae aaeralaaj aad Saada edlttoa. I Hal, 1 l-2e ward flrat laeertlea, la erard thereafter, sjethlaa: takea (av leee tkaa Sfte far tka drat laaer. llaa. Tkfit (f (rtlMBMiU saaat he raa roaseeatlvely. Advertisers, by resjeaetlasT aw wa tered rbtok, eaa have ana were aa dreesed ta a a a sabered Inter la ear ( Tka Bar. Aaswera addreeaed will ka delivered an reeeatauja tka akaak aalr. WASTED MALE HELP. r i FOR HALF A DAT S WORK. If You live In the countiy or In a amall town and have a good acquaintance among: the farmers ana stock rHerj In tha neighborhood you can make b easily by tour or tlvt hours worn. Write vs and wa will rend vou our nronos.llon. The Hee I'ubllsning Co.. Boilcitois l'e;t., umana, jseb. aAi.ii WANTED, a good man in every county to taka subscriptions for Tna Twentieth Century Farmer. Our agents make wood wages everywhere. Reterences rcq ili-ert. Address Twentieth Century rumT, Omaha. Neb. B-l4 TALESMEN wanted to sell fruit trees; po sition permanent; pay weekly; wilte tor particulars. Address Western Nursery Company, Bales Lept., iawrence, hi:i, DEMONSTRATOR to explain mdloo!.cy. 860 per week. Hixenbaugh, &Xl Ware 1'IK. B 5G0 U TOTNO MEN from Omaha and vicinity at once to prepare for position in 'he government service. Apply to inUr lata Correa. Inst., Cedar Rapids, la. ri 113 J21 WANTED, insurance men of experience; can offer you a good thing, call at a. ra. 43s Board of Trade Blag. B 28. WANTED, men to learn barber trade; 'pe dal midsummer offer; only two monies required to prepare ror io weeiciy n-wi-tion: tools riiraented: wages Saturdays: diplomas granted; call or write. Molcr Barber College, 1623 Farnam Bt. B M262 4 WANTED, aood bread and nastry baker. state age, experience and wnore last em ployed. Apply a it, e omca. B 615 I WlKTrn man to take charre of country atora and farms; must be good account ant. Address E 11. liea olllce. B tl I WANTED, actors for clmis to do brother aot. Apply F. Taylor, Murray Hotel. B ill f COACHMAN wanted, references required. P. H W. Yates. Nebraska National bank. B 910 T WANTED, an all-around engraver. Meyer Jewelry Co., Win Main St., Kansas city, ' MO. U JlOiJ f WANTED, clothing- salesman, also one for . furnishing goods. The B. T. Paine cloth- , lng store, Lincoln. Neb. B M624 4 WANTED, man to work In yard for one day. 1018 Douglas St. B M622 6 WASTED FEMALE HELP. WANTED, two young lady atudenta to learn halrdreaalng. manicuring and cm. ropody and scientific massage. Call or write Room 2M. Bee Bldg. C 3i0 100 Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th tt Dodge. c au GIRL for general housework. 201 S. 25th St c cam WANTED A girl for central housework. 2US jjougias. uii i WANTED, girl for houaawork with Omaha family on farm near Arlington July 1 to Bepterober i. Appiy i ft. ua. C 513 Jy5 QOOD girl for general housfwork; two In family. 1034 fark avenua. c Mows 4" COMPETENT girl, good wages. 3689 Par- ksr. c aimv WANTED, kind hospital nurse- at South Omaha hospital, ztn ana J. c H V OIRL for general houaawork, family of 1. ti bo. is in bc c tna 4 WANTED, experienced cook to go to the eountry. 120 per month, no laundry work. Bee Mra. Fannie Abbott, housekeeper, Miuaro noiei. oituu HOME work, t0 monthly copying lettnra; either aex. Bend two stamps for particu lars. Hick's Supply Co., 6054 Halsted St., cnicaao. c Mtizi 4" FOR RENT HOt'SEs. VANS and baggage wagons. Tal. 1195. D-261 UnitCCC In all parts of city. The O. I'WUOl-J F. Davla Co.. 663 Bea Bldg. V 283 When You Write to Advertisers remember It only takes an extra stroke or ?f-U'.K p,1t V m?ntln tn Uct you aaw tha ad In Xba Bea. TO MOVE nght ret' Omaha Van Storage co. ) omca niiv f arnam, or ieia. lftia-. SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK A CO., for cholca houses, eui-x n. s. uia Bldg. Tel. 1016. D-26 FOR RENT, modern house near Hlfth acnool. Tha O. f . Uavls Co.. 60s Bee Bldg. HAGGARD Van ft Storage Co. Tal. Hi. D2ST HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead, 1624 Dougl.is. D-283 FOR RENT, 9-room, modern, detached house, newly painted and psprr1, C30. PKl capitoi Ave. lei. r b. fl. Rohtson. TIOUSES and flau. RlngwalL Barker b'.ock. GOOD modern t-roora house. 1601 Blondo. D-M31I 12m SO. 1STH ST., 4-room cottage, city water, rent 17 per month. (746 80. 13th St.. t-room cottage, city water in kitcnen, rent sio per montn. .William K. Potter, Receiver, Omaha loan ana iruai iu., 000 Drown oiova. D M1M HOUSES, atorea. Bemls, Paxton block. D 291 HOUSES Boyar, 2Sd and Cumin t. Tel, 2049. OM 16933 FOR RENT Modern tan-room house. No. 4324 Farnam; in flrat-clasa repair, good barn, cement wains, snaae trees; price, $26. Benson 4t Carmlchael, 642 I'axton Blk. , D-MlSo FOR RENT, largs 9-room house, elty water. I160U. Serf Bipndq. l he Omaha Realty Co.. mi Douglas Bt. l 6,7 FOR rent. 6-room strictly modern house. 41117 N. 26th. Apply Bommer Bros . 2th and Farnam. l MftX 6 -ROOM, all modern houaa, 2207 Sherman ave.. a fine one. 127.00. T-room. all modern, 1'1 N. 29th St., another nna ona, itv.uu. u. a., l uraington, bee. U Mal4 l-ROOM flat, newly papered. 1211 80. lth. modern except furnace. I rooms, modern ana earn, wis r arnam. ca. utoers. Klns-walt Bros.. Barker blk. P-M603 ELEGANT modern -room house, 201 80. 26th St. Inoutre at 8417 Jonea Bt. D-ms FOR RENT-Ff RISHED ROOMS. riVE nice rooms, furnlihed or unfurn'sh"d, thoroughly modern. a. king dl-itance. reasonable. 8u01 Burt St. E 551 Jyl4 ELEGANT rooms, finest location tn tha city. 1!W Capitol Ave. E-M DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. 320 N. 17TH ST.. cool, wall furnished rooms. blZ . 1 4 LARGE front room, also amall front room. together or separately, mili Doualsa. &-. FOR RHT Fl HSISNED ROOM. DESIRABLE furnished room for rnf ??: Farnam st. EW4 II PER WEEK, 43 8. llth at, one Mork south or Court boum. t, tzi DESIRABLE room, first-class location. g.4Farnam. E-Mvw 8 FVRSISRED ROOMS AID ROARD. Merrlam, comfortable summer home. Tel RS. TWO desirable front rooms, with slooves. The Frstt, Z1J B. 25th Bt. F M 813 THE Roa, 1020 Harney. Room anil board. F MIS 21 FURNISHED front roomi with board. Sl 8. 26th Bt. r THE Bonnie Brier. 1TM Dodge. Tel. A-2ttt. 220 N. 17TH 8T.. cool, well furnished rooma E M271- FOR REST IJIFIRXISHED ROOMS. DESK room snace. Ifi cer month: ground noor room in The Bee Diniaing. racing Farnam street; no expense for light, heat or janitor eervice. K. c. t eiera t o., rental agents. Bee Minding. u FOR REIT-STORES ASD OFFICES. FOR RENT Tha building formerly occu- Sied by The Hee at D16 tarnam Bt. Jt as four stories, and a basement which i waa formerly used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably, if Interested ann y at once to C. C. rtose- water, secretary, room 100. Bee building. I Ml FOR RENT Store in first-class location; rent reasonable. Apply K. c. meters & Co., ground floor, Bea Bldg. 1268 FOR RENT Desk room or large space suitable for merchandise broker or psrty doing business in wholesale district, in quire Mens m Co., did rarnam tit. MODERN building In wholesale district, jr. u. weao, 1044 iougias atxeet. I 89 is AGENTS WANTED. WANTED Canvassing agenta In every county to solicit subscriptions to the ' TWtNTIETH t EN 1 UK X rAKMLH. Steady employment with assured good in come. Agents In tha country with horsa and buggy especially desired. Canvassers make tally W to IKio tier moutn. Ad dress, century Farmer Solicitors Bureau, Bee building, Omaha. Hi SOMETHING NEW I ! Just out. Send for sample. Combination Uoor Knob and Bell t-o cutting or ruining tne aoor. rut on any door In a moment. No batteries to worry about. No springs to wind. Noth ing to get out or order, own your own Kail lanrllnril t n f r n 1 1 Vi 1 Yrrm anH Bell absolutely guaranteed. Send 11.60 I for sample. Agents wanted. WESTERN ELECTRICAL COMPANY, 1212 Farnam Btreet, cmana, iseb. J 2 1 tt WANTED TO RENT. WANTED Furnished house with barn; good location. Address Bankers' Lnion, aue i'axton blk. h-lio 6 WANTED TO Bl'Y. 1 WANTED To buy a neat five or six-room cottsge. modern, with full lot. on paved street, in good neighborhood, for ll.Oui) caan. u m. uae. n ouu WANTED TO BUY A xlther In good con dition, in answering state price. Ad dress Andrew Johnson, 24th and R sib.. aouin umana. n-wi o" WANTED TO BUT-Roomlng and board- lng house: centrally located, in nmt- class locality; cheap for cash. E 18, Bee, N MtJiO n- FOR SALE FIR.tflTtRE. CHICAGO Furniture Co.. 1410 Dodge. Tel. 2020. New ana secondhand, bought, sold. exenangea. u x FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. I FOR SALE Cheap; a Concord buggy. 16th ana vinion. x 2vo PAINTING and repaira on wagona, etc., our specialty. 11. rosi, nu ana Jeaven- wortn. xei. ihi. fsti FAMILY horsa and buggy for aala. In quire cnas. .towards, uuu 6tn ave., coun cil ttiuns. f-MWi FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. WIRE fence for poultry, bogs, lawn and yarn; nitcn posts, tree guard, wire Worka, all B. lbth Bt. Tat 1-W. W-M972 FOR SALE Phonographs; superior to any otner muaicai instrument; as up. tna wuiman Co., ibu f arnam. j iav NEW and secondhand typewriters. 1119 Far. nam. J 3U0 100 STYLES trusses; catalogue free. Sher man at Mcconneii Drug co., lbta and jjooge, omana. j 302 INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. VI WHITE aawdust: season checked oak tim bers, cheap; hog lence, ate 9ul Liougiaa. W o4 IDHAND safe cheap. DarlghL 1119 Farnam. I r am Q 3j SECONDHAND billiard and pool tables: piuiara taoiee repairea; a large stock or cheap oar nxtures, cigar counters, etc. The Brunswick Baike Colleuder Co., 407-1, 2DHAND safe cheap. Schwartz, 114 S. 13th. W FOR SALE Fine imported harness, braaa mounted and trimmed; cost when new. Uutf; will sell for too; can be seen at Doty & Russell a barn, 3oth and Leavenworth streets. u 629 BICYCLES and phonographs on easy pay ment a down, i bi per ween; secondhand wheels, K. W and lo; new wheels, Omaha Bloycla Co., lith and Chicago Sta. 4 41 308 VIM puncture-proof tires, $4.96 and 17. CO per pair, umana uicycie o., loin ana . ni- cago sta. w M619 FOR SALE Very fine new pneumatlc-tlre runabout; very cheap, orchard & 11- helm Carpet Co. Q M629 ( CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant 1614 Cass St. B 30s MRS. JACOBSON, 22u5 North 3th street. B 631 10 ELECTRIC TREATMENT. MME. BMITH, batha. 118 N 15, Id floor. R. 3. 1 M33 6' MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124-N. 15th. R. 7. l mmi H PERSONAL. rm ROY. chiropodist: coma and auperflu- 0ua hair removed by electricity. R. 12. Frenier block. U-3U ROOMd. t!0i Bouth 10th St. 'Phor.e 1SU. U-69J It) HAIRDRESS1NO. manicuring and chirop ody, ror laoies oniy, in connection witn Tha Batnery. ut-4Vti Baa Biag. u u rniAis. n ivi -..- ..- r a aaan I Ik a a, A j x w. .a , Pnement: babies adopted. utant bt. Mra. Uardels. Tel. F-11K2. U-8U RUPTURE permanently cured In 80 to 80 days: send lor circular, u. o. wood, M u., .... V.l. f . -.MaV. V . k. asi i w sola urn, vuwiii, u. C 14 ACCORDION pleating, cheapeat, best and quickeat. Mrs. a. c aiara, 11 as oouiiai. U-lo GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale and retail, lolline piano Co., 1623 Doug las u ilt ELITE PARLORS. (15 8. lth Bt , 2d floor. C ftla ( CHIROPODY a specialty. In connection with The ftatnery, rooms zis-zzu, nee tsiag. Tel. lTia. u us SHAMPOOING nd balrr.resalng tsc In cunnectlon with Tha Bathery, til 6-220. Bea building. Tel. 1716. U 817 VIAVA. woman'a way to health. Home treatment Booklet ires. 3a nee 1-110 1 rS Bl-lg., Uiuaha. FERSOSAL. LOWEST TRICES In acromion n1 side pleating. The (ioldmin Pleating (.0 . Louglae block. U-M320 EMPIRE Rt.'PTVRE CVRE-91i New Tork Life Hldg . Omaha. Bend for clrcuiare. PROF. JOHNSON cures all hiimrni rtls- easee. iji Br- building. Office hn.irs. t a. m. to I p. in. U 84 7 MME. BMITH. bath. 118 N. 15. td MoT. R. PRIVATE home for ladlea before and dur ing confinement; babies sdoptd. Zt;o Burdette. Mra. Burget. V M263 2fi 'YOU can fool all the people eome of the time" on i me things, but you can't fool them on clgare. Everybody knowa that toe STOECKER CIGARS are the beat. The beet because they ara made of superior atock. U M260 S DR. B. M. JACKSON, room 4. Frenier block, chronic diseases a specialty: con sulfation free. U 411 WANTED, anv information of Charles E. Krlng, by J. F. Krlng, Cherrrvaie, Kan sas. L 442 Jyo" WANTED, a lady with MOfiOO to Invest in a soou psyinK uupmM in inn cn.y; pa 1 1 y need not work unless desires to do so. For particulars address letter E 7. cre Bea. u i'Ji 4 GEORGE: For a new toaat see pag 27, July What to Eat. Mouie. u mko 4 MOXEV TO I OA REAL ESTATE. 4 PER CENT on business property. D per ceni on r.niuent:e jirinrriy. options to pay wnoie or part (tny time. W. B. MEIKLE, 1 8. 15th St. W S22 MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-lova . co,, nn B. i:tth. W 323 WANTED City loans and warrants. W. f arnam smith A Co., 1820 f arnam at. v xn PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. T. L. W 325 FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H Thomas, First Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. img. W 30 WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds and warrants, it. c. meters & to., 1,112 Famam Bt., Be Bldg. W 327 LOW RATES. Private money. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY. Main Floor New York Life Bldg. W-M328 44 TO 5 P. C. money. Bemls. Paxton Blk. W 329 t PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., W- 1C04 130 rarnam. PRIVATE Money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas. W-331 $100 UP; low rata. Prlchard, 1712 Farnam. W-M332 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. $10,000. We have It to loan on furniture, pianos. warehouse receipts, livestock, etc., or if you are permanently employed wa can make you a loan on your SALAKt. We loan from 110.00 up on very short no tice and without publicity. Our olnces ara very easily found and you will receive courteous treatment whether you borrow or not. After you have talked with us you will know whether it will pay you to borrow or not. for wa will tell you In ad vance Just what the transaction will cost you. witn us you pay interest only on what you receive and for only what time you keep It. We do not charge for mak ing papera. Tha rale of our office la to please everyone. UMAHA MUU1UAU1S LUAN CO., 119 Board of Trade bids. Tel. 2295. (Established 1692). M S. 16th sL ' . A M664 SHORT ROUTE TO PAY DAY. Loans to salaried people UPON THEIR PLAIN NOTE. No mortgage, indoraer or publicity. These loans made quickly and quietly. Boom 3o3, Third Floor, Paxton Block. X-4V75 LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO GALARlEU fmofCfJ, merchants, team sters, boarding houses, etc., without se curity; easiest terms; 40 offices In pfln cipal cities. Tolman, 440 Board of Trada Bldg. X-j2 MONEY loaned on furniture, live atock. Jewelry, to salaried people, holey ixajj Co., sue. to Duff Green. 1 Barker Block. . A. 901 LOANS, household furniture, pianos and all ' Kinds 01 cnattei security; ;erma 10 suit; no publicity; goods remain 111 your possession. American ixan co., Jet noor, Paxton block. X576 MONEY loaned on plain nota to salaried people; business connilentlai; loweat rates, 614 Paxton block. Tha J. A. Hutton Co. X 833 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew elry, horses, cows, eto. c. f . Read, si 9 3. 13. x-eoa Chattel and Salary Loans, PHOENIX CREDIT CO.. Successor to J. W. Tayloe. Tel. 746. 633 Paxton Block. X MH3 1 Bl'SINESS CHANCES. TO GET In or out of business call on Wil liams, Room 411, Mccaguo Building. WHEN you want to buy. sell or exchang your business or property quick, see j M. Johnson, 647 N. Y. Ufa. Y M3V) TO BUY, aell or exchange a business, call on C. J. canan. ti.n, 1011 t arnam Bt. Y-M341 FOR SALE, furniture of a 10-room house full or good paying noardera, 1 block from Harney, Dodge and Farnam cara, 4 blocks from letn; casn order only con sldered. A good thing for the right per son House rent reasonable. Address C 7. Bee. X 260 When You Write to Advertisers remember It only takes an extra stroke or two of tha pen to mention ilia fact that you aaw me au in 10a e A BUSINESS MAN CAN acquire controlling Interest In a profit able ana rapiaty increasing legitimate manufacturing business. Capital required 12.500 to tVi.tnO. This Is worth Investigat ing. J. ti. jonnson, n. x. i-iie. Y-M524 FOR SALE OR TRADE Steam laundry dome !1.2un to ll.ooii per month. In Ne braaka town; bargain. Addresa E 3, Omaha Bee. 7 FOR sale, general merchandise stock of is.wit', located in one 01 tne oest towns In N. E. Nebrsaka. Last year s business $J0,000. Other business reason for selling E . Bee. 1 .iwo 4" FOR EXCHANGE. 6-ROOM house rents for $20 per month been rented 3 veers; gas and bath and shade trees; Bemls Psrk addition; will trade for small farm near Omaha. Ed 1 Heydcn. North 16th Bt. Z 600 t FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. ... , , , ruittivn E. 1203 W 1L.L.IA YlOVJlN f.rnV.r. niLuiniiuun Farnam ati reet. RE -343 RANCH and farm lands for sals by tha Union Pacific Railroad company. B. A. McAUester, land commissioner. Lnion Pa cine Headquartera, Omaha, Neb. RE-844 HOUSES, lota, farms, ranches, loans; also tire inaurance. Bemls. paxton block. RF.-3M HOUSES and lota In all parts of -city; also acre property ata iarm tanas, me u r Aavic co. fioom so., an ouuaing. RE 345 IF YOU want one of the ntceat 8-room homes In Hanscom Place I will give you a bargain. Owrer lft el'y. Muat ell J. H Sherwood, 937 N. Y. L. Bldg RE M163 GREAT BARGAIN IN LANDS. 830 acrea fine farm land unimproved, in ftanton Co.. Neo Ail ricn aju. rnce, V2 per acre. Hlcka' Land Co Omaha Neb. R&-M&16 4 FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE. SEE FATNE. BOSTWICK CO for choice bargains. 1 N. T. Life Bldg. T'l. Via. RE 347 A MONTHLY payment baigaln In S-room house. G. M. Nattlnger. 1 none 4N1 RE MW GEORGE O WALLACE, real estate, mort gage, rentals. Insurance. Brown Mock RE-3H HOUSES ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. 4fl Burdett, 1100 cash. $15 per month. 4230 Patrick, 126 cash. 112 per month. 4U'J Lake, .v cash. Ill per montn. S1117 Franklin. 1150 cash, $9 0 per month. 15t'8 Kyner. ITS cash, l?0 prr montn. All of these on basis of per cent Interest. Immediate posseeslon given. A. P. TUKEY AND SON. 444-446 Board of Trade. RE MoTs 4 HARRISON & MORTON .FOURTH OF JULY BARGAINS. East front on S2d, Just north of Hanscom park, 8-room modern house, oak finish, fine barn, extra large lot, tti.600. 8. E. comer Wool worth and Georgia avenues, 8 rooms, modern, oak finish, cemented basement, $4,100. On 28th St, between Woolworth and Hickory, full lot, east front, l,0oo; ona west front, 11,000. 80x100 ft., west front on J4to St., In W indsor Place, shade trees, 1700; paving and aewer paid (or, stone walk. HARRISON A MORTON, 13 N. Y. Life, Tel. 814. HE-tH6 3 RARGAIN LIST. 9-r. modern home, fianscom psrk, 13.500. -r. modern home, ntar nanwom pam, I2.2&0. 7-r hnime full Int Orchard Hill. tn50. 6-r. house, Bpauldmg at., make olfer, l,to0. b-r. cotlaae h in tne I. at., km). 4-r. rottaire. Mth and Charles. $S0O. 3-room cottages, i iota, reais, )t, ll.2bo. r cottaae. full lot. 8. llth St.. H.81XI. 10-r. modern houses, 220 and California, lo.&'io. -r. modern. Z5th and Davenport, n.wi. 6-r., 2ad and Capitol avenue, 12,000. 5-r. cottage, Bemis park, 81,560. v At-A 1 iaj 1 0. of the best lota In Bemls park. 12,000. Lot 21at and Manderson, 1360. Lot 26th and Emmet, 1300. t V. W1SAD, 1621 UOURias Bt. RE M617 4 MEDICAL. DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leading specialist In diseases ot women in omana, would call the attention of suffering ladles to his unsurpassed accommodations before and during confinement and his treatment for lrregularitlea, no matter what cause. Call or address, with stamp. Dr. Pries, Arlington Block, 1513 Dodge, Omaha. 34 FOR RENT FARM LAND. 10 ACRES best land In Douglas county for season 1908; within one mile village ot Elkhorn; cash rent Address D 49, Bee. M2.16 4 LAIN DRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 8c; collars, 2c; cuffs 4c 1750 ceavenworin. lei. 64v. -360 BEST laundry. The Chicago, 'phone 206. STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. 912- V14 Jones, general aiorage ana torwaraing, iibi OM. Van Stor Co., 1511H Farn. Tela. 1559-S63. , V . ZtM TYPEWRITERS. THE wonderful Lambert Typewriter will do the work of a 6100 machine: is rapid, em clent and durable; to introduce will sell a limited number at 82a Telephone, writ or call. Monroe fc Co., 811 N. 16th St. M996 OSTEOPATHY. GID. E. 4 ALICE JOHNSON, osteopatha. Suite 615, N. x. L.U9 Bldg. lei. iw. 354 DR. A. T. HUNT, 612 McCague Bldg. Tel. 2352. BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bala Tie Co., 811 North 16th. VJO SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life. Mi BOYLES college, court reporter principal. N. x. Mie. m NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's Theater. o NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co., Bea Bldg. TL 2536. 0(U When You Write to Advertisers remember It only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention tna xact mat you saw tne aa in 'ine jee. MANl F ACTl RING. F. MELCHIOR. 13th and Harney, rna- chinlst. M40S OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. make a ape cialty of fire escapes, snutters, aoors ana safes, u. Anoreen, rrop., iu o. nun du ACCORDION PLEATING. REDUCED prices in pleating. For. par ticulars inquire jaeai rieaiing io., taiv Howard Rt 38 Jy7 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL klnda of carpenter work and repair ing promptly attennea to. j. i. ucnniree, FLORIST. L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel. 123. Send tor price list, cut flowers and plants. M366 ANNOUNCEMENTS. WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele phone 2190. 6U South Thirteenth street. M367 PAWNRROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat Ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglaa 3W THINKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717. ti S. lftth M'2 TEAM DYE WORKS. SUITS cleaned, pressed. $1 00. Ladies' skirts 50c. 1 he Canadian, sin in. 10m rt. 970 Jyl4 STAMMERING AND STrTTERING. CURED. Julia Vaughn. 430 Ramge Bldg. -3?3 LAWN MOWERS. Sharpened, repaired. I. I. Wks., 14XS Howard M1T4 A t'TO MOBILES. ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. 1U8 Farnam street. Derlght'a, jolt GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO. cleans cesspools snd vaults, removes garr-aae anrt dead animals at reduced prices. 621 N. 1. Tel. 1779 -87$ PATENTS. PATENTS Bues Co. Bee Ride". Omaha; no fee unless successful; advice free. M Pept 1 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. GRAND Electric Co.. 1$ Jackson. Tel. 24. 1 JINK. ALPIRN bu.va all kinds of scrap Iron and metals. P13 uougiaa Bt. Tel. .4,4. ski FOCND. FOUND, gold locket. Inqulra Grant W. Williams, 1604 Farnam. -S93 4 PLIMBINO. D. W. DUDGEON, 2910 Famam. Tel. 19fl. M315 J 4 DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING In famlliea or at home. Miss Sturdy. 2042 Fsrnsm. 621 Jyll 1 FUR DRESSING. O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 8. 19th. n Gold Crowns for $2.85 WORK GUARANTEED. WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE WE ARE HERE TO STAY. imrOV''"t CONSULT THE PROFESSOR8 at once. IS" FUm.r" 1 small Charge lor I Sliver Fillings material. I Teeth Cleaned . . lasKBMaaaBsasaa Ret of Teeth e300 UNION DENTAL COLLEGE, Incorporated College. 1522 Douglaa Bt., Room 4. Opp. Boston Store. LEGAL NOTICES. VOTtrtl TO TAX PAYERS. Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Equalization finds It impossible to complete its work by June 8'), lisi2. owing to the large numbr of complaints that ara being nleil, aim tne time oi aujuuiinnnu ,o in tended from June 1902, to July 7. 1902. HARRY C. MILLER. J29d9t County Clerk. POSTOFFICE ISOTlCkL. (Should be read DAILY by all Inter ested as changes may occur at any time). Foreign mails for tne week ending juty 19u2. will close (PROMPTLY In all cases) at the general postoflice as follows: PAR CELS POST MAILS closo one hour earlier than closing time snown oeiow. x-arceis rioBt malls tor Germany close at 6 p. to. Monday and Wedneaday. Regular and supplementary mails close at torelen station half hour later than closing time shown belov (except that sup plementary mans tor curope ana central America, via Colon, close one hour later at foreign station). ' Transatlantlo Malla. SATURDAY At S a. m. for ITALY direct. per s. a. flonenzonern (man must be di rected "per s. s. Hohenxollern '); at 7:30 a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct, per a. s. Potsdam (mall must ba directed "per a. s. Potsdam"); at 9:30 a. m. for SCOT LAND direct, per s. s. Ftimessia (mall must ba directed "per s. a. Furnesslo "); at 10 a. m. for BELGIUM direct, per s. a. Zeeland (mail must be directed "per a. a. Zeeland"); at 10:30 a. rt. U-i-pvmentary 12 m.) for EUROPE, per a. a. Lucanla, via Queenstown. PRINTED MATTER. ETC. This steamer takes printed matter, commercial papera and aamples for Germany only. The same class of mall matter for other parts ot Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by It. After the closing ot the supplementary transatlantic mans namea fcoove, ad ditional supplementary r'!i are opened on the piers ot the Ameucan. English. French and German steamers, and re main open until within ten minutes ot the hour oi sailing ot aieamer. J, Maila for Sooth and Can America, West ladles, Eto. FRIDAY At 6 a. m. for BARBADOS and NORTHERN bKAZii per s. s. Orang ense. via Para. Maranham and Ceara. SATURDAY At 8 a. m. for BERMUDA. per s. s. Pretoria; at V a. m. ror PORTQ RICO, per a. a. Coamo. via Ban Juan: at 9 a. m. (supplementary 9:30 a. m.) for CURACAO and VENEZUELA, ner a. a. Maracaibo (mall for Bavanllla and Carta, gena must be directed "per s. s. Mara caibo"); at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JA MAICA. SA VANILLA. CARTAGENA and GREYTOWN. per s. B. Alene (mail for Costa Rica must be directed "per s. s. Alene"); at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per a. s. Mexico, via Havana; at 10 a. m. for NEW. FOL'NDLAND direct, per s. s. Hllvla; at 10 a. m. for GUADELOT'PE. MARTI NIQUE, BARBADOS, BRITISH. DUTCH and FRENCH GUIANA, per a. a. Talis man; at 11 a. m. for BRAZIL, per a. s. Byron, via Pernambuco, Bahla anrt Rio Janeiro (mail for Northern Brasll, Artten. tine, Uruguay and Paraguay must be di rected "per s. s. Byron"); at 12 m. for ARGENTINE. URUGUAY and PARA GUAY, per a. a. Honorlua: at 12 m. for MEXICO, per s. I. Alatanras. via Tarn pIco (mall muat be directed "per a. a. Matansas"). Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydney, ana tnence oy steamer, close st this office daily at 6:30 p. in. (connecting close here every Mon. day. Wednesday and Saturday). Mal'.a for Mlquelon, by rail to Boston, and thence by ateamer, cloae - at this office dally at 6:30 p. m. Malls for Cuba, by rail to Florida, and thence by steam ers, are dispatcned aally, except Thurx. day, final connecting closes, for dispatch via Port Tampa, on Mondays. Wednes days and Saturdays at 5:30 a. m.; for dispatch via Miami, on. Mondays and Sat urdays at 6:30 p. m. Mails tor Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, close at thla office daily except Sunday at 180 p. m. and 11:80 p. m , Sundaya at 1 n m. and 11:30 p. m. Malls for Costa Rica. Belize, Puerto Cortes and Guatemala by rail to New Orleans, and thence by stea,.te:, close at this office dally except Sundny at "USO p. m., Sundays at i p. m. (con necting closea here Mondays for Belize, Puerto Cortes and Guatemala, and Tues days for Costa Rica). Registered mall closea at i p. m. prevloua day. Traaapaclne Malla. Malla for China and Japan, Via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. close here delly st 6 So p. m. up to July "l. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Empress of China (registered msll must be specially ad dressed. Merchandise for If. S. Postal Aaency st Shanghai cannot ba forwarded via Canada). Malls for Hawaii, China Japan and first class matter for the Philippine islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to July Inclusive, for dispatch per s. a. China. Malla fcr China and Japan, via Tacnma, close here dally at t:, p. m. up to July 4, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Ta coma. Maila for Hawaii via San Francisco, cloae here dally at 6:30 p. m. up t July "7, In clusive, ror dispatch per s. a. Alameda. Malla tor China and Japan, via Seattle, cloaa here dally at 8:30 p. m up to July 9. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Rlolun Msru. (Registered mall must be directed "via Seattle"!. Malla tor Tahiti and Marquesas Islanrta. via Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6 30 p. m. up to July !0, Inclusive, for dis patch per s. s Maraposa. Malls for Hawaii. Japan. China and first, class matter for the Philippine islands, via San Francisco, close here daily si :3u p m. up to July "ll, inclusive, for dispatch per a a Doric. Malla for tha Philippine Islands, via Baa FrancUco, close here daily at 6:3' p. m. up to July ll. Inclusive, for dispatch per U. 8. transport. Malls for Australia (except West Australia, which ia forwarded via -iropei. Nw Zealand. Fiji, fciamoa and Hawaii, via Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 fi. m. after June "2a and up to July "19, ncluslve. or on arrival of s. a. L'mbrla, due at New York July M19, tor dispatch er a. a. Ventura. Maila for Australia (except West Australia, ahlch goes via Europe, and New Zeulara, which goea via Ban Francisco), and Fiji Islands, via Vancouver and ictorla, B. C, close here dally at (.30 p. en. up to POSTOFFICE NOTICE. July Inclusive, for dispatch r' a. Moana (specially addressed only). Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of sailing oatiy and the schedule of closing Is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. "Reg a tered mall closes at 6 p. m. previous rty. CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster. Postofftce, New York. N. Y., June 27, !'$. saasa r au j- bbr : IAILWAY TIME CARD. t NION STATION 10TH AND MARC Y, Chicago Nortaweetera. "Tha Northwestern Line." Leave. Arrive. Fast Chicago a 3 40 am a 7 00 am Mall a 8.00 pm a 8 V am I.ocai bioux tTty as:iuam a a so pm Davllaht St. Paul a 7 85 an. a 10. 26 rm tayllght Chicago a 1.(0 ara all 2"pm ixcai cntcago 110:56 am a :5 pm a 8:56 pm al0:im am l.orai larrou Fast Chicago 4:55 pm a 4:06 pm Limited Chicago ..a 7:46 pr ..a 7.66 pr m a :ju am ra a 1:50 am f ast Bt. f'aui Fast Mall a 1:40 rm Local BIojx city ... I'aloa Paelflo. ,.t l:H(m Dirw am Overland Limited... a 9:40 am a 7:80 pm a 8:60 am a 1.26 pm Fast Mall California Express. Pacific Express Eastern Express Atlantic Express Colorado Special.... a i .'o pm all:30 om a 4 85 pm a 7:3') am 7:10 am Chicago special Lincoln, Beatrlr 8:40 am and Stromsburg Li b 4:06 pm Ml:R0 pm Grand Island Local b 6:30 pm b 0:86 pm rhleaaro, Mllvraakee A St. Paal. Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a 8:05 am cnicago at umana n.z..o i:u am o 3:40 pm tblcaco. Rock Ialaad A Paelale, EAST. Leave. Chicago Daylight Lim ited a E:oo am Chicago Dsyllrht a 7:00 am Chlcaao Express bll:la am Arrive. a 8:46 am a 9:35 pm a 6:06 pm urn Aioinea i.orai a o : Dm nirMiim Chicago Fust Express. ..a 6:06 pm a 1:26 pm Rocky Mountain Lim ited .... a 8:50 am a 4:66 am lincoin, voio. aprings, Denver. Pueblo and 't a 1:30 pm a 5:43 pm Colo., Texas. Cal. & Oklahoma Flyer a 6:20 pm aU:40 pm Wabash. St. Louts "Cannon Ball" Express a 8:15 pm a 8:20 am bi. t."uis iocai, council Blutla Mlsaonrf iPaelBe. Pt. Louis Exprese.... K. C. Bt L. Ex... Illinois Central. Chicago Express .... .al0:00 am alO.SO pm .alO OO am a f :2$ nm .a!0:60 pm a (:1S am .a 7:20 am a 1:10 pm Chicago, Minneapolis & Bt paui umited a 7:60 pm a 8:0$ stn Minneapolis & St. Paul Express b 7:20 am bM:3! nm uuicagu cxiircae ai0;35 prq 111 RLIXGTON STATION lOTH ft MASON Btarllaatoa tt Mlaaoart River. ., Leave. Arrlra. Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln a 8:40 am bll:ES am Nebraska cxpreaa a 3:40 am a 7:85 pm Denver Limited a 4:26 pm a 8:45 i-m mac miia ana rugei Bound Express all:10 pm a 3:00 pro Colorado Vestlbuled Flyer a 8:00 pm lincoin rail aiau o s:w pm a s:i7 am Fort Crook and Platts- mouth b 8:20 pm bll:05 am Bellevue A Pacific Jet. a 7:40 pm a 8:20 am Bellevue & facino jct..a 3:oo am Chlcasr. Burllnaton Qnlnry. Leave. Arrive Chlcaao Special - 7:00 am a 4:OK nm Chicago Vestlbuled Ex. a 4:00 pm a 7:45 am Chicago Local a 9:30 am all:00 pm Chicago Limited a 7:60 pm a 7:46 am Fast Man a z:40 pm Kansas City, St. Joseph Jt Councl Bluffs. Kansas City Day Ex. St. Louis Flyer .a 9:20 am a 8:05 om .a o:io pm all:15 am Kansas City Night Ex..al0:80 pm a 6:15 ara a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, r Sun day only, d Dally except Saturday, a Dally except Aionaay. $ WEBSTER DEPOT 1STH fe WEBSTER Fremont, lkhorn as Missouri Valley. Leave. Arrive. Black Hills. Deadwood. Hot Springs a 8:00 pm a 5:00 pro Wyoming, Casper and Douglaa d 3:00 pm SKH) pm Hastings, lora, uaria Cltv. Superior. Geneva. Exeter and Seward b 8:00 pm b 1:00 pm Norfolk, Lincoln and Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:25 am Fremont Local- c 7:30 am Chlcaao, St. Paal, Mlnneapolla Omaha. Twin City Passenger... .a 6:30 am a 9:00 pm Bloux city passenger. ..a z:u pm an:?o am Emerson Local b 6:40 pm b 8:45 am Missouri Pacific. Nebraska Local. Via Weeping Water b 4:10 pm al0:2S am STKAMHO ITS. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE New Vork-Kotterdam. via. Boulojina. e. 61. New Twin-Screw a. s. of 13,0u0 tons register Twin-Screw Dhunriam . Steamer iiiiiiiuuiii July 13, in a. M. Twin-Sorew Bteanier Twin-Screw Rotterdam juiy in, 10 A.M. Noordam Steamer llUUIUfllll July 26, 10 A. M Apply to Harry Moores, 1601 Farnam street; J. 8. McNally, 1324 Farnam atreet; 11. S. Jones, 1502 Farnam street; Louis Neese, First National Bank, Omaha. Summer Tours on Laki Michigan. TM,SVSS-r.TH.. MAN I TOU for ri each enter service eiclnslvslr. mskss three mtllnes IM for e'reefcfert. Ckarlsvalx. Usrator a, Bar Viw, Petoakey, RtohlnM Ialaad, eon. SnrlMBK. BaotiBS 'or Detroit, BsfaUand all Eastcra Patau. LEAVES CHICAOO AS FOLLOWS! Taes.t)a.sa. Thar. ISiSeaja, aat.4a.BS. MANITOU STEAMSHIP CO., OFFICE k DOCKS, Rush snd N. Water lis.. Chicsga AMCUOR LXNJS U a. MAib STSAMSRS Salliaf raaulsrlr batwastv NEW TORK, LuNIHjNMCKKT OLASOOWx NSW YORK. GIBRALTAR A NAPLES. Suparior aceomniodai looa, Eiosllsnt Cuialne. atrery rsa&ra for th corafurt of paAasnsers studiously sea sldered sod practised. Slnfl or Round Trls tickets Issued bstwswa New York snd Scotch. English. Irish snd sll Piinatpal Contlasnul points st sttrsotlvs rals. Per tlckats ar gessral Information apply tn HENDERSON BROS., CbUace, or as I.OCAL AGENT OPENS BIDS FOR FORAGE Quartermaster 0 Department of tha Missouri Ahont to Let Bis Contracts. V Bids were opened yesterday by Colonel Pullman, quartermaster of tha Department of tbe Missouri, for all forage for the de partment for a year's use. This aggregates millions of pounds of hay, straw, bran and oats. The many bids have not yet been abstracted, so awards cannot be announced. It It estimated that the total cost of thla forage will be between 1360,000 and $375,000, so It Is one of the biggest Items of a year's routine in the quartermaster's department. Tha prices on all four Items desired are different for each of the ten posts to be supplied, so the bids are complicated. In a riaaa AU Aloae. No other pills on earth can equal Dr. King's New Life Pilla for stomach, liver and kidneys. No cure, no pay. 2c. bestrsl Wheatoa la Chicago. CHICAGO, July 8 Major Oeneral Lloyd Wheat, .n haa arrived here from Manila. Oeneral Wheaton will retire from active service upon reaching the aare limit of at years on July 15 snd intends to stay In Chicago wun nia lamny. Governor Herreld'a Father Dead. GALKBVILLE. 111., July 8. Governor Herreid of South Tiakota is here to attend tha funeral of his fatner. Nels Hc-rreM Mr Hern-id was accidentally killed by fall ing from a load of hay and breaking his neck. SENATOR MILLARD AT I10ME Oommsnds ths Imrtsrtatit Work of Long Session of Oongres. NO REALLY BAD LEGISLATION PRODUCED Assares Nebraskaaa af Tlslt from Prealdeat Roasevelt to Omaha tha Latter Part al September. Senator J. H. Millard reached Omaha from Washington yesterday morning. In a few hours he was at his private desk la tha Omaha National' bank, wbera, aa he expressed It, "I expect to star for several months and put In soma bard work." 'It was a long and Important session," . said Senator Millard, In speaking of tha first seaalon of congress Just closed. "There was a great deal of Important and good legislation produced and very little If any that was bad," continued tha senator. "I suppose tha people of Nebraska war much interested In Cuban reciprocity, since it Involved their own interests to directly. I can assure them that everything will ba done for their welfare as well a for tha welfare of all other factions concerned. While congress succeeded to bringing about no final action In tola matter the president baa It In hand and before the summer ta over a treaty will have bean drawn up be tween this country and Cuba that will solve the whole problem In the most satisfactory manner. In fact that treaty is In process of construction now. President Cornea to Omaha. "Another thing In which the people of Nebraska and the people of Omaha espe cially will feel a deep Interest la tha ap proaching visit of President Rooaevelt to this city the latter part of September. The president and Secretary Cortelyou have both given their assurance that Omaha will net be disappointed In having a visit from Mr. Rootivelt. I think the president him self looks forward to his visit here with more than ordinary Interest. He Is a great admirer of the west and feels that Omaha -la the typical western metropolla." Senator Millard spoke with moderate en thusiasm of the outcome of tha Isthmian canal contest. However he feela aura that the very best Intereats of the eountry will be subserved In tha end. alnce the most faithful and consistent devotion has been given the entire matter by congress. Drpenda on Title. "If the French company should fall In establishing a Just title to Its property for the construction ot the Panama canal the president will order the waterway built over the Nicaragua route, and there need be co apprehension on that score. How ever, I do not think the Panama company will fail In proving Its title. We will get a canal, at all events, and there will be no eerloua or unnecessary delay In getting at the actual work of conatruction. "The attitude of Senator Morgan, the nea tor of the Nicaragua route for the last , thirty years. In yielding to the will ot the majority when he found bis own efforts finally defeated, was certainly commend able, and I heard any number ot aenators -say they wish they could have voted tor Senator Morgan personally, so greatly was his course admired. "One of the first bills to eome up In the next session win be tbe ship subsidy. It la bard to predict its outcome. Stronajer Rcpablleaa Tbaa Ever. "I come back to Omaha this time a . stronger republican than ever and aa I told the president the other night, I think I am about as strong a one as ever was. Roosevelt la a stronger republican and a stronger ' man than when he went Into office. This talk ot dissension In tbe ranks Is pure fable. He Is more popular today , than he over was with the rank and 01a ot the party and eountry at large. He is S strenuous, In fact, a ceaaeless worker and Juat aa faithful and conscientious as he Is strenuous, and back ot all tbase elements are sound, sober Judgment and extraordi nary ability. In a word, ba Is an Ideal man for chief executive of this nation. "Tbe republicans of Nebraska T Why, tbey are In a most excellent condition; noth ing to fear, but lota to look forward to. I shall give my heartiest support to the en tire ticket and will do some campaigning In my quiet way." Senator Millard tblnka work will soon be gin on the Seventeenth street addition to the federal building. The senator brings the Information that Omaha probably will b made division headquarters next winter for the free rural mall service. In this con nection it la said rooma will be provided la the new addition to tha federal building for the rural mall service officials. Tse Great m Riak, In almost every neighborhood someoae bas died from an attack ot eolle or cholera morbus, often before medicine esuld Se procured or a physician summoned. A re liable remedy tor these diseases should be kept at hand. Tbe risk Is too great tot sbyone to take. Chamberlain's Oolla, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has un doubtedly saved the lives of more people and relieved more pain and suffering than any other medicine In use. It eaa always be depended upon. SPEAK FOR THE RESCUE HOME Board of Trostees Makea Pablio Stataaseat to Correct Cos. fealaaT Reporta. J. W. Crawford. F. O. Dsrle, Dr. W. S. Oibbs snd Lysle I. Abbott, trustees of the Omaha Rescue home, have Issued a state ment to the public In which they say: On the 14th day of January, MM. several- of the prominent men and women of tha city of Omaha orjranlxed a corporation un der the name of Rescue Home for Women, the object of which aald corporation wat declared to be to "provide a home for rani-. tent fallen women and to rescue mem from lives of shsme; to reclaim, educate and instruct them In Industrial pursuits and to restore them where possible to their homes and parenta " From the date of Its Incorporation until tha th day of November, 1801. thla institu tion, which sfterwards changed Its name to tha Omaha Rescue home, haa been Carry ing out the objects of its organisation un interruptedly at 408 to 408 Bancroft street. At the time above mentioned tha corpo ration purchaaed Dr. Whlnnery's dwelling house, located at North Thirtieth atreet, and converted same Into a building suitable for the purposes for which the corporation was organised. By this move the Institution became a permanent, fixed and stable enterprise. Throughout the period of lta axlatence this organisation haa bean supported en tirely by contributions from charitable per sons and haa been managed and operated by aelf-eaerlflclng men and women who, with one exception, and that for a very short time, have given their aervlcaa and time absolutely wliho.it compensation. Several hundred girls have been received and cared for. the great majority of whom have been permanently reformed and re turned to their homes or put tn the way of earning an honest living. In addition to this a great many Infanta have been res cued from distress and placed in com fortable homea. Chllerca T.I at t. "My little boy took tbe croup one sight," says F. D. Reynolds ot Mansfield, O... "sad grew so bad you could bear him breathe all over the bouse. I thought be would die, but a few doses of Ona Minute Cough Cure re lieved and sent him to sleep. That's Us lust wa beard of the croup." Oaa Minute Cough Cure la absolutely aafe end acts ti once. For coughs, eolds, ereup, grip, asthma and bronchitis.