Nebraska Newspapers

    TUB OMAHA DAILY IlEEt TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1902.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
will fce taken 111 IS as. for tha
evealagr edition a ad :30 . aa.
! aaae-rata aad Sunday edllloa.
Bat, 1 l-3s a word Aral lasertlea,
la a ward tktrnltrf. J4bln take
far lees ihaa Xoa far the arat lataer
tlea. These ad vertlaesaeate asaat ha
raa eeasecntlvely.
Adverllaera, lay- reaaastla a aaaa
kered tktck, caa have answers ad
tressed ta a a am her ad letter la ears)
af Tka Baa. Answers aa addresses! will
ba delivered aa artitaUUta ( lad
akaalc aalr.
SITUATIONS WASTED.
.WANTED, place to sew for room and
WWIU. O UCO VUIVV VISUM. II I I IJ 1 1 .
A M786
WANTED, by experienced collector and
real estate dealer, who wishes to travel
through Washington, Idaho, Wyoming,
Oregon, poult .n of aome kind on com-
mission; wholesale or machinery work
preferred; bond furnished. Address K 27,
A3C. A UiM 11
WASTED MALM HELP.
. FOR HALF- A DAY'S WORIC
If you live In the country or In a amall
town and have a good acquaintance
among the farmer and stock raiser In
the neighborhood you can make 16 easily
by four or five hours work. Write us
and we will send you our proposition,
The Bee Publishing Co., Solicitors l'elt.,
uraana, nto, u ania
WANTED, a good man In every county to
take subscriptions for The Twentieth
Century Farmer. Our agents make good
wages everywhere. References required.
Address Twentieth : Century Kaiwr,
Omaha, Neo. u i
DEMONSTRATOR to explain medlcology,
650 per week. Hlxnbaugh, 600 Ware Wk.
. otm
13 TOT-NO MEN from Omaha and vicinity
t once to prepare for positions in the
government service. Appiy to mini
fctate Corres. Inst, Cedar Rapids, la.
B 113 Jy21
WANTED, Insurance men of experience:
can oner you a goou ining. iau at a. m,
438 Board of Trade Blag. B-232
COACHMAN "wanted, references required.
ii. w. rates, Nebraska national Dante.
' B 610 7
SALESMAN wanted for country trade,
stats age, references and salary exnectea
Los Angeles cider Co., t. iouis, mo.
B 711 7
WANTED, drivers for dumo wagons and
laborers for steam shovel work. Hall
Construction and Grading Co., IV miles
east of Broadway
hotel
line,
ouncll
muns.
B M768 11
WANTED, first-class bread and pastry
baker. Good wages to right man. State
age, enerlence and Where employed last.
Hi 1, nee omce. . . u-iw i
; When You Write
to Advertisers ' ,
temember It only takes an extra stroke or
two of Uie pen to mention the fact that
you saw the ad In The Bee. 1
WANTED, planing mill machine wood
worker, one that can lay out work; also
a mill bench hand, Hurr incubator uo.
28th ave. and Davenport St. B 778 10
WANTED, a good all-around man In
steam .laundry; must be a good starcher
and irqner. Address axck ajox i"t,
Ington, Neb. u M(
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OORDON presefeeder wanted. DeLong. tha
..itta.. ('..imii niurr n MTCji 1 1
WANTED, two collectors and two sollo
itors. feci l axton uik. . a aiioa 14
WANTED, young man in restaurant; one
that understands tne cream Dusiness pre
ferred; good wages to right party. E 26,
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WANTED for U. 8. Armv! Able-bodied un
married men between ages of 21 and 35,
cltlsens of United States, of good char
acter and tempeTatOi habits, who, can
speak, read and write English. For mror
. roatloh apply to Recruiting Officers, 16th
and Dodge St., Omaha, and poatoftlce
Dunoing, Lincoln, jNeDrassa, a
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WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED, two young .lady students to
learn halrdresalng, manicuring and chi
ropody and scientific raaguage. Call or
write Room 220. Bee Bldg. ' - C 280
100 Girls. Call Canadian office, 16th ft Dodge.
GIRL for general housework.
201 S. 26th St
C-MS22
WANTED A girl for general housework.
2113 Douglas. C 277
COMPETENT girl, good wages,
ker.
2639 Par.
C M&S3
WANTED, good girl for general house
work. 1811 Chicago St. , . C-641 7
WANTED, second girt 804 Pine street,
east of Brownell halt . - C M753 8
WANTED, experienced laundress. Apply
at Millard hotel. . C-77S 7 .
lift PER 1.000 copying letters; ta be sent ta
at; paper free; two stamps with appli
cation. Illinois' Industrial Union. Dept.
M, Chicago. .- C M787 i '
WANTED, - lady of neat appearance; sal
ary (1 par day... E 25, Bee.
C-M791
FOR RENT HOrSES.
VANS and baggage wagons. Tel. 1195.
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HHI IQP5 ,n P" f "y- - The o.
nVWOCJ yf Davis. Co., 652 Bee Bldg.
D 283
TO MOVE right gt Omaha Van Storage
Co.; office 1U114 Farnam, or Tela. l&a-si.
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BEE PAYNE. ROSTWICK A CO., for choice
houses. sMl-2 N. Y. life Bldg. Tel. Wit).
; d-2s
MAGGARD Vsn aY Storage Co. Tel. 14".
D 237
HOUSES, etc.
F. D. Weed, 1624 Dougl.ts.
- D 28
FOR RENT, t-room, modern, detached
house, newly painted and papered, WO.
UH Capitol Ave. Tet 673. B. 11. Roll-on.
D M289
HOUSES and flats.' Rlngwalt. Barker bl.r k,
GOOD modern (-room house, 2504 Blondo.
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HOUSES, stores.
Bemls, Paxton block.
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HOUSKS Boyer, 22d and Cuming. Tel, 3048.
FOR RENT. Iarg S-room house, rtty water.
$15 00. 2 Blondo. The Omaha Realty
co., iwi uougias Bt. , utn
-ftOOM, all modern house, 2307 Sherman
ave.. a fine one. I'J7.00.
1-room, all modern, 1' ")1 N. 20th St., another
one one, i-u.ou. u. n. l urking ton, Hee.
D M6u4
t-ROOM fiat, newly rapered. 1219 80. 16th.
modern except furnace; I rooms, modern
ana - oarn. tail rarnam, : xja. othera.
tungwau tiros., earner Pin.
D-M401
. . " Wheri You Write .
.'. " to Advertisers
remember it only takes aa extra stroke or
two ef the pen to mention the fact that
yea saw the ad la The Bee.
ELEGANT modern 8-room house, 201 Ba.
KD bt inquire at iui jones at
D-61S
FOR RENT In Dundee, new modern 7-roorn
cottage. U. U. w auace, u crown iuk
D bo 7
L PER MONTH for a modern house of
six rooms, large cellar, furnace, bath
room, complete, etc, etc, two blocks from
Wet Farnam street line.
WYMAN, SHKIVLK CO., 1003 N. T. L. Pld.
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FOR RENT, some desirable housee. well
located. M to 646 per month. Tel. &J
D. V. Bholea Co.. 310 N. Y. Life.
D 733 I
TOH RENT, furnished house. I rooms, all
medsra cvnvealenuce; est front; tuu
14. L ii7l 4v
FOR VtKJTT FTRWIflflED ROOM I.
ELEGANT rooms, finest location In tha
city. 1 Capitol Ave. E M
LARGE front room, also small front room.
together or separately. 2015 Douglas.
K 99
DEWET European hotel, 13th and Farnam.
n. ma
fl FER WEEK, 422 8. 18th St., ons block
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luuin oi luurt nuuBt, 01 i
DESIRABLE rooms, first-class location.
tni Farnam. E M.jee 1
NICELT furnished room for gentleman!
modern, ivn t. Mary s ays. r-n t-
SEVERAL nlrely furnished, cool rooms for
rent, ifui .ans si. tr m t oo o
FURNISHED,
llarney.
cool rooms, modern, toil
E 777 AS
NICE furnished : of unfurnished rooms.
thoroughly moflorn! walking distance;
references exchanged, zwi aurt hi.
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FI RXISHED ROOM AND BOARD,
Merrlam, comfortable summer boms. Tel. t
r is
TWO desirable front rooms, with alcoves.
The rratt, zn o. o tn bt. r -
THE) Ross, 2Q0 Harney. Rooms and board.
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THE Bonnie Brier, 1720 Dodge. Tel. A-M63.
r os
SOUTHEAST front room,' with alcove and
bay window; private family, wz mo. run
Bt. S
ROOMS; modern. 25S0 Harney at
r-740
FOR RENT, with board, one large front
room ana one email room, mi mm nw.
F-M773 I
LARGE unfurnished room, with good
board, 4lft N. Sttth Bt. --M,w
rOR RENT-CNFI'RNII1ED ROOMS.
DESK room space. tS Per month: ground
noor room in Tne see Dunoing, racing
Farnam street; no expense for light, heat
or Janitor service. R. c. Peters Co.,
rental agents, nee ouiiaing. u lis
TOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT The building formerly occu
pied by Tne Bee at is f arnam at. it
has four stories, and a basement which
was formerly used as Tha Bee press room.
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at once to C. C. Rose-
water, secretary, room lw, iee nuiiaing.
FOR RENT Store In first-class location!
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters dt
Co., ground noor, nee mag. wto
FOR RENT Desk room or large space
suitable for merchandise broker or party
doing ousinass in wnoiesaie district. in
quire Uene & Co., tit Farnam SL
. I-MJ24
MODERN building In wholesale district
f. u. weaa, io uougias street.
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AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED Canvassing agents In every
county to solicit subscriptions to THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER.
Steady employment with assured aood In.
come. Agents In the country with horse
and buggy especially desired. Canvassers
make easily 60 to S10O per month. Ad
dress, Cantury Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
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SOMETHING NEW I I Just out Send for
sample. Combination Door Knob and Bell.
No cutting or ruining the door. Put on
any door In a moment. No batteries to
worrr about. No springs to wind. Noth
ing to get out ef order. Own your own
hell. No landlord to trouble. Price and
Bell absolutely guaranteed. Send $1.60
for sample. Agents wanted. WESTERN
ELECTRICAL COMPANY, 1212 Fgrnara
street, umana, neo, J zie
WANTED TO BUT.
WANTED To buy A neat five or six-room
cottage, modern, with full lot. On paved
street, In good -neighborhood, for 11,000
FOR SALEFURNITURE.
CHTCAOO Furniture Co.. 1410 Dodaa. TeL
wu, isew ana seconanana, oougnt, soia.
exenangea. . . u ns
ROOM furnished flat for sale. 714 8. 16th,
flat 4. u 7ta v
FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC,
FOR SALE Cheap; a Concord buggy. 16th
and Vinton.
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PAINTING and repairs on wagons, etc,
our specialty, ii. frost, im ana Leaven-
worm. let. in i. tini
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
WIRE fence for poultry, hogs, lawn and
yard; hitcn posts, tree guards, .wire
Works, ll B. 16th St. Tel 16a
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FOR SALE Phonographs; superior to any
other musical instrument; 40 up. 1 ne
Wittman Co., ltui rirnam. 1 vj w
NEW and secondhand typewriters, lilt Far
nam. . w suv
100 STYLES trusses: catalogue free. Sher.
a r i,.k ,
mill cs ni;v.uuiiaii ttui aviii ana
T ... .1 An.sk. ' f ,.-
fuuiv, V ... i. w f w
INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam.
WHITE sawdust: season checked oak tim
bers, cheap; nog lence, etc. m Dougiaa.
IDHAND safe cheap. Derlght, lilt Farnam.
3U6
O r--XTTXI A WT. KllllAfA at r-.A aaa! IskU.
billiard tables repaired; a large stock of
cheap bar tlxturea, cigar counters, etc.
The Brunswick Balks CoUender Co.. 407-t
Boutn lutn. - j sut
IDHAND safe cheap.
Schwarts, 114 8. 11th.
U no?
FOR SALE Fine Imported harness, bras
mounted ana irimmea; cost wnen new,
Wtf&WKlZt LVorln
streets.
BIPYCLE8 and phonographs on easy car.
ments to aown, ii-eu per weeg; seoonanana
wheels, ia, s ana it; new wneeis, us,
Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chicago Sts.
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VIM puncture-proof tires. $4.96 and 87.08 per
HII, V ' 11111- A..VW WV., -V.M miM ,,-
cagu sis. w oi
FOR SALE, piano, halltree. chiffonier.
bookcase, rarpeta, iron Pea ana kitchen
Utensils, na uinney. y 78
FOR gas fixtures see Bam'! Burns.
y 730 AS
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 114 Cass St.
o tun
MRS. JaCOBSON, 2306 North th street.
B Ml 10'
ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
MME. AMES, vapor bgths. 124 N. 15th, R. T.
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MME. BM1TH, baths. 116 N 16, 2d floor. R. t
A M74I A
PERSONAL,
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous nan removea oy eiectnuaiy. n. u.
Frntr block. u u
ROOMS. 610V South 10th St.
'Phone 181L
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HA1RDRE8SING, manicuring and chirop
ody, for ladles only. In connection with
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a uv AiviiiTij, ai--v w &,,ua W
PRIVATE hospltsL, before and during con-
.. k.i.i.. A.t..A 9-A n.. n . a.
Mas. Uardeis. TeL F-1UL U-li
ACCORDION platting, cheapest, beat and
qulckeat. Mrs. A, C. Mark. It A Douglas.
MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 16, td floor, R. 1
U Uia !
GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale
and reiail. Collins llano Co., 16 Doua
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PERSONAL.'
RITTURE pnrmanently cured In M to M
days; send lor circular. . a. woofl, M. u..
6 New Xork Life Bidg.. Omaha, reo.
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CHIROPODT aT iipeelalty. In, connection
wun i ne uatnery. rooms iin-au, uea umg.
Tel. 171. U-l
SHAMPOOING and hnlrdremdng. Kc, In
connection wttn The Batnery, xis-xi'", ff
building. Tel. 171. U 117
VIAVA. woman's way to health. IToma
treatment, tfookiet tree. MS nee ring.,
Omaha. V 1
tBr9 TOUUBAW All. V.. man
eases. u vn Duuuing. umci nnun,
I. io p. m. u n I
LOWEST PRICES In accordion and sld
pleating. The Goldman Pleating Co.,
Douglas block.. uMiM
EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE 2 New Tork
XAlt Bldg., Omaha. Send for circulars.
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PRIVATE home fdr ladtes before and dur
ing confinement; babies adopted. 220 1
Burdette. Mrs. Burget. U MZot zo
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DR. B. M. JACKSON, room- , r renter
block, chronlo diseases a specialty; con
sultatlon free.
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WE don't' like to accuse the Omaha BALL
TEAM of Imitating, but when they re
sumed the lead they were lust merely
following the established rule of the
STOECKER CIGARS..
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MOLLTE: Read first sentence July What
To Eat, page 6. George. V Mffls
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATES.
MONET to loan on Improved Omaha real
riisic. J7rviiiian-Avvv ut, r " a. loin.
W AM
tH PER CENT on business property. .
6 ter cent on residence property.
Options to pay whole or part any time.
W 2J
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam Bt.
w an
FARM and city loans, low ratea. W. H.
'1 nomas. First Mat, Bank Bldg. lei. lKts.
vv iU
WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. c. meters ft lo lToa
Farnam Bt.,. uee mag.
LOW RATES. Private money.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Main floor tinw xora uia mug.
W-M338.
t PER CENT, loans.;
Garvin Bros., 1S04
W-836
Farnam.
PRIVATE Money. F. D. Wead, 1624 Douglas.
wsai
1100 VP low rate. Prlchard, 1712 Farnnm.
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 837 N. Y. L.
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4HT0 6P. C. money. Bemls, - Paiton Blk.
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MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
$10,000.
warehouse receipts, livestock, etc., or If
you are permanently employed we can
make you a loan on your '
dalak x .
We loan from tlO.OO ud on verv short no
tice and without publicity. Our offices are
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 pa v you te
borrow or not, for we will tell you In ad
vance just wnat tne transaction win cost
you. With us you pay Interest only on
what you receive and for only what tline
you keep It. We do not charge far mak
ing papers. ' Ths .rule of our office is to
please everyone. . . .. ,
UAlAnA. MUHIUAUB LOAN CO.,
lit Board of Trade bids. Tel. 229JL
(Established 1892). Sue & liia si
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: SHORT" ROUTE TO PAY-DAY, '.
Loans te salaried people . .
r UPON THEIR PLAIN- NOTB. .
No mortgage: indorser or. cublielly. 1'
These loans made quickly and quietly. I
Room 803, Third Floor,1 Paxton Block. '
' X-675
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LARGEST BUSINESS" IN LOANB TO
salaried PEiOPLS, merchants, team
sters, boarding houses, elo., without se
curltv: easiest terms: 40 offlces in tirln.
clpal cities.- Tolman. 440 Board' of Trade
uidg. A 4Wi
MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock.
jeweiry, to saiariea people. oiey Loan
CO., sua to mil ureen. s uaraer wiock.
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LOANS, hotiaehold furniture, ' pianos and
an Kinds or cnattei security; terms to
suit; no publicity: goods remain 111 'your
Muuinilnn American lilln f.. !M Annr
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MONEY loaned on plain note to Salaried
neoDie: ousineas connaentiai: lowest ratee.
Li4 Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co.
Jt mwi
MONET loaned cm pianos, furniture, lew
airy, horses, cows, eto. . is, f. need, gi . is,
Jk eus
Chattel and Salary Loans,
PHOENIX CREDIT CO.,
' Successor to J. W. ' Tayloe.
TeL 746. 633 Paxton Block.
X MB30
BUSINESS CHANCES.
TO GET In or out of business call on Wil
liams, Room 41 1 Mccague Building.
X dU
WHEN yen want to tuy, sell or exchange
your business or property quick, see J.
;k, see d
Y M840
it Johnson, 4g n. X. Lite.
TO BUY, sell or exchsnge a business, call
on c J. vanan, n. s,.aoi sarnam di.
. X M341
FOR BALE, furniture of a 10-room house.
full Of good paying poararrs, i block
from Harney, Dodge and Farnam cars,
4 blocks from 16th; cash order only con
sidered. A good thing for the right per
son. House rent reasonable. Address C
7, Bee. , X-280
l ,tfi ur
When You Write
to Advertisers ,",
remember it ealy takes an extra stroke er
two of the pen to mention tha Iaot inai
you saw tne aa n ins cea
A BUSINESS MAN
CAN aeoulre controlling Interest In a proflt-
a Die ana rapiaiy increasing legitimate
manufacturing business. Capital required
Ii.oo0 to to.Otio. This Is worth investlgat-
Ing.
J. 1L
Johnson, N. Y. Life.
Y-M624
FOR BALE, one of the best ' Mvery and
boarding sts Dies In pmana, aomg a gooa
business;' owner wants to leave the city,
W. H. GaUe, 618 N. Y. Life. Phone,
1284. M7SO 16
FOR EXCHANGE.
WANTED, to exchange a nice house and
lot in timana lor a sioca ox dooib ana
sheas or clothing. B II. Bee. Z M761
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FIVF-ROOM cottages with city water; ht
ana ooia waier in aitonrn ana do in room.
water closet; two blocks from 84th Street
car line, at a baraain.
WYMAN, SHRIVLH CO., 1008 ft. T. U Bid.
he- i a i
IF YOU want one of ttw nicest 8-room
homes in tianscom l inen i win give you
bargain, owner let t city. Must sell,
J. H. etlierwood. 837 N. Y.
L. Bldg.
RB.-M16S
BEE PAYNE. BOSTWICK ft CO. for choice
bargains. 101 ti. Y. Life Bldg. TeL VtlS.
RE 347
WILLIAMSON Fsna1" e ,M.
. . RE 843
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, 'loans; also
are insurance. - iieniis, ration ciors. i.
v . .i Rjfi44t
I A MONTHLY psytnent bargain tn 8-room
nous, u. at. rwauingtr. rotii eo.
KL MM
HOrtTES and lots In all parts of ctty also
acre property ana iirm tanas, ist J r .
luvli Ca. Room 663. Hee bulldlna
ItE 8U'
TOR tALB RBAb ESTATE.-
GEORGE (i. WALYCR, real estate, mort
gage, rentals, insurance, urown tiiwn
RE 115
RANCH gnd farm lands for sale br the
i nion some, itaiiroan company, n. A.
McAllester,' land commlmloncr. Union Ps
cine Headquarters,, Omaha, Neb.
re-
' MEDICAL. '
PR PRIES, the acknowledged leading
specialist In diseases of women In Omaha,
would csll the- attention of itirferlng
ladles to hta unsurpassed accommodations
before and during confinement and his
treatment . for Irregularities, no . matter
what cause. Call or address, with stamp,
Dr. Pries, Arlington' Block, U13 Dodgo,
umsna. 4
LADIES' Chichester' English Pennyroyal
Pills are the best: safe; reliable. Take no
other. Send 4c, stamps, for particulars.
"Relief fdr Toadies" In letter by return
mail. Ask your jflriigglst. Chichester
Phemlcnl Co., Phllwdelphls, Pa.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. T. Life.
BOYLES college, court reporter principal.
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NEB. Business oV Shorthand College, Boyd's
i neater. - . 36
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele
phone 2180. HI South Thirteenth street.
M307
LOST.
1.EFT on Sherman ave. car, No. I East
man loimng icons a. itewara ir returnea
to isos Farnam at. Lost 781
GOLD cuff button with red set. Return to
ee ontre. , Lost 776
OSTEOPATHY.
GID. E. a ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths.
Suite 616, N..Y, Life Bldg. Tel. 1664.
DR. A. T. HUNT, 12 McCague Bldg. Tel.
X9Z. ilfiS
TYPEWRITERS.
THE wbnderful Lambert Typewriter will do
tne worn oi a xiuo macnine; is rapid, em-
clent and durable; to introduce will sell
a limited number at szo. Telephone, writs
or call. Monroe A Ca, 811 N. 16th St.
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QARBAGB.
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans
cesspools ana vaults, removes garbage ana
ueaa animais av reuueeu prices, iui xx. iq.
SALESMEN WANTED.
WANTED, a first-class whisky Salesman
wun an esiaonsnea trane xor tne state
of Nebraska..- None other need apply.
Address Bonnie Bros,, distillers . 139 W.
Main St., Louisville. Ky, M633 11
PLIMBINQ.
D. W. . DUDGEON, 2910 Farnam. Tel. 1984.
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J JINK. . .
ALPTRN buys all kinds of scrap Iron and
metals. 811 Douglas St . Tel. 24.4. 860
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 8c; collars,
te; cuss, c nou Leavenworth. Tel. 647,
. .' 850
BEST, laundry. ' The Chiosgo, 'phone Jos.
.' 1 M3f51
' STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 811-
i J ones, general storage ana forwarding,
i ' ., 1 . xf i
OM.Tan Stor Co., I6HV1 Farn. Tela. 1569-863,
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NICKEL PLATING.
OMAHA. Plating Co., Bee Bldg. TeL 2536.
370
, When You:Vrite .
td'Advertisers
remember It Only takes an extra stroke of
two of the pen to mention the fact that
you saw tne aa in 1 ne wee.
MANUFACTURING.
I F, MELCHIOR, 13th'
and Harney, ma-
M368
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' Anareen, , -rop.. B. ltnn Bt
M36t
PARPKNTSRS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repair
ing promptly attenaea to. J. T. Ochiltree.
sum ana uwa simu. , am
BALD . TICS. .
OMAHA Hay Bale Tle'Ctf., 8U North 16th
FLORiSti
L. HENDERSON, 1511 Farnam. TeL 1151
Send lor prioe list, cm nowers ana plants.
; - ; . mjoo
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office,'-reliable, accommodat
ing; an business connaentiai. li Douglas,
dOO
TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE.
TWIN CITY EXP. 'Vhond 1717. 606 8. ltlv
STEAM DTE WORKS.
SUITS cleaned, pressed, fl.OO. Ladles' skirts
, 60c. Tne canaaian, no ft. uin et.
STAMMERING AND . STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Raroge Bldg.
LAWH MOWERS.
Sharpened, repaired. 1. 1. Wks., 1406 Howard.
... - . MXH
.' . AUTOMOBILES. ,
ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. Delight's,
111 r a mam sireei. . . 4c
PATENTS.
I PATENTS Sues Co., Bee Bldg., Omaha
no lee unless eucoessiui. aavice rree.
I . 61 Jept 19
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
GRAND Electric Co., 16 k Jackson? Tel. 246.
363
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING In families7 or at home.
Miee sturdy, suu r arnam. 2i jyii
' PVR DRESSING.
O. R. GILBERT CO.; tanner. U24 B. 13th,
-61
POSTOrriCB NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by all Inter
ested as cbsnges may occur at any time).
Ftrelnn malls for the week ending July
is; is-, win ciose trrt'jasx-i l.x in an cases;
at ths general poatomc aa (oliows: FAR.
C'ELS POBT MAILS close one hour earlier
than closing time shown below. Paresis
test mails lor uernuany ctoaa at p.
londay and Wsoivtaday, , .
.at foreign station bait hour later than
closing time shewn below (except that sup-
'i R..IU tnm L , , - . . . . f ... I
lymutHwi mtm w tW4.ATv t-l wuvtett
POSTOFFICB NOTICE.
America, via Colon, close one hour later
t lorcign siation;.
Traasatlaatla Mails.
TUESDAY At 8:80 s. m. for ITALY direct
per s. s. Hlcilla (mall must be directed
per s. s. sicilla")
KDNE8DAY A
. ,., virnnptl
t 6:80 a. tn. fot EUROrB,
per a. s. Philadelphia, via Southampton. I W r 8T
Iin:frAT At a. m. for FRANCE, I torky Mountain Llm- ' -SWITZERLAND.
ITALY. SPAIN. P R- lTedy.." ... ....... ..Ta S in an, a u ...
Tt'GAL. TURKEY, EGYPT, OREECI-7, I
BRITISH INDIA and liORENZO MAR-I
gt'EZ, per a s. I.a Lorraine, via Havre I
mall for other parts or Kurope must pe i
Irrcted "per s. s. La Lorraine"). I
SATURDAY At 7:80 a.m. (supplementary
via' Quoenstown; at 76 a. hi fof NETH-
ERLAND3 direct per s. s. Ryndam (mall I
must be directed !?.. Ryndam'i;
at 1:30 a. m. for SCOTLAND direct, per
s. s. Anchorla (mall must be directed
per s. s. Anchorla"); at 10 . m. for
BELGIUM direct, per s. a. Frleelaml
(mail must be directed "per s. s. Frlcs-
land"): at 11 a. m. for DENMARK di
rect, per s. s. Norge (mall must be di
rected "per s. s. Norge").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer
takes printed matter, commercial papers
and samoles for Germany only. Tha
same class of mall matter for other parts
.0,U2P' .TT!!' 'SlLFVi Hr th" hlM
unlesa specially directed by It.
After the closing of the supplementary
transatlantic mans namea ecove, ia
dltlonal supplementary m! are opened
on tne piers oi me American, a-nguan,.
French and German steamers, and re
main open until within ten minutes of
tne nour oi sailing ot steamer.
Malls for South and Central Asaerloa,
Weat ladles. Etc. ' .
TU E B DAY A t 1:30 a. m. (supplementary
10:30 a, m.) for CENTRAL AMERICA
(except Costa Rlcai and SOUTH PA
CIFIC PORTS, per s. S. Advance, via
Colon (mall for Guatemala must be di
rected "per a. s. Ailyance"); at 12 m. for
ARGENTINE, URUGUAY and PARA
QUAY, per s. s. Honorlus; at 11:30 p. m.
tor .Jamaica per s. s. Aamirai f vra
ut, from Boston; at 11:80 p. rr). for
PORTO PLATA, per s. s. Captain Ben-
nett. from Boston (mall for other parts I
or tne Dominican repunne must pe di- I
rected "ner s. a. rants In Bennett"). I
WKDNESIJAY A 10 a. tn. for GRENADA.
tkinidad and ciudad BOt,lVAit, perl
s. s. Maracas; at 11:80 p. m. (supplement
sry 1 n. m.) for TURKS ISLAND and
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, per s. s. Semi-
noie.
THURSDAY At 7:80 a. m. for NORTH
ERN BRAZIIa per s. s. Hungana. via
Ceara, Para and Manaos; at 6 a. m. for
CUBA, YUCATAN, CAMPECHE, TA
BASCO and CHIAPAS, per a
ansa (man -for otner parts
must be directed "per s
at 10:30 a. m. for BARBADOS
ZIL, per s. a. Catania, via Pernamhuco
and eantos (man ror nortnern ureiii
must be directed "per s. s. Catania"); at
11:30 p. m. for JAMAICA, per a. a. Ad
miral Schley, from Boston; at 11:30 p. m.
for NEWFOUNDLAND, per a. s. U-
vonlan. from Philadelphia.
FRIDAY At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s. t.
BAntiagn, via Tamplco (mall must be di
rected "per s. s. Santiago"); at 6:80 p. m.
for BERMUDA, per steamer from Hall
fa N. ft
SATURDAY At 7 a. m. for NEWFOUND.
LAND direct, per s. s. Rosa lie nd: at 9 a.
m. (supplementary 9:80 a. m.) for PORTO
RICO, CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per
s. s. Philadelphia (mall for Savanllla and
Cartagena must be directed "per a. s.
Philadelphia"); at 9:30 A. m. (supple
mentary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE
ISLAND. JAMAICA. 8AVANILLA and
CARTAGENA, per s. s. Altai (mall for
Costa Rica must be directed "per a. s.
Altai"); at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary
10:30 a. m.) for HAITI snd SANTA
MARTA, per s. s. Adirondack; at 10:00
a. m. for CUBA, per s. s. Alorro Castle,
via Havana; at 12:30 p. m. (supplementary
1:30 p. m.) for ST. THOMAS, ST. CROIX,
LEEWARD and WINDWARP ISLANDS,
BRITISH, DUTCH and FKr.NtJH GUI
ANA, per a. s. Korona; at 12:30 n. m. for
(orainary man omy wnn-n must ds 01- i
rected "per a. a. cuntyoa,
I
juaus ror newiuunaiano. py ran to. iMortn
.. . - . . , . . . .. . a .w. i
U.iln.v BM . in.l)M nv at.amnr r. Ir... I
tnis omce ' aany at a:at n. m i
office ; dally at 6:80
p. m.
(connecting ciose nere every iwon.
dav. Wednesday and Saturday).
Malls for Mlquelon, by rail to Boston,
and thence by steamer, ' close at this
office dally at 6:30 p. m. Mails for Cuba,
by rail to Florida, and thence by steam
ers, are dlspatcned 6aily, except 'Thurs
day, final connecting closet, for dispatch
via Port Tampa. 4n Mondays,.' Wednes
days and Saturdays at i:IO a. m.j for
dispatch via Miami, on Iondaya and Sat-
urdays at t:m p. m. - Mans ror-Mexico
City, overland, unlesa specially addressed I
for aispatcn oy steamer, ciose at tnis I
and 11:30 p. m., Sundays it t a.m. and
office dally except ounoay at l:8U p. m.i
Puerto Cortes and Guatemala, by rail to
New Orleans, and thence by eteamer,
close at thla office dally- except Sunday
at 1:30 p. m., Sundays at 1 p. m. (con
necting closes here Mondays for Blle,
Puerto Cortes and Guatemala, and Tues
days for Costa Rica). "Registered mall
il :oW A). H. Wans ivj. v.v...n ,ui.a, , airiH,
closes at 6 p. m. previous oay.
TraaspaclSe HUH.
. .. .
Mails for Hawaii Via Ban Franeisoo, close
HOI, URIIJ . . v.tfvi y. m , u.J I,
elusive, for dispatch per a. s. Alameda.
Valla for China and Japan. Via Seattle.
close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to July
9. Inclusive, for dispatch per a. a. Rlojun
Mam. (Registered mall must be directed
"via Seattle"). -
Malls for Tahiti and Marquesas island.
via Ban Francisco, close nere daily at s:mi
p. m. up to July 10. Inclusive, for dis
patch ter s. s. Marapoaa.
Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China and flrst-
ciass matter ror . tne rniuppme isianus
via 8a n Francisco, close here dally at
6:80 p. m. up to July U, Inclusive, io
disnatch cer a. s. Doric
Malls for the Philippine Islsndt, via Baa
Fncl close he
up to Juiy -11. inclusive, tor dispatch
ner IT. fl transport.
Malls for Australia (except TVst Australia,
which is lorwaraea via -uropej, riew
Zealand. Fill. Samoa aa& Hawaii, via
Ban Francisco, close her aally at 6:80
p. m. after June 28 and up to July 19,
Inclusive, or on- arrival of a. e. Vmbrla,
due at New York July 18, for dispatch
wr a. s. Vsntura.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia.
which goes via Europe, ana mw eaiana,
which goes via San Francioq, and FIJI
islands, yla Vancouver and Victoria, B.
C, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to
July 18. Inclusive, for dispatch per a.
a. Mnana iSDecianv aaareasea oniyi.
Malls for Hawaii, China. Japan and first-
class matter for the fnuippine isiamis
via Ban Francisco, close here dally at
6:80 j. m. up to July 19, Inclusive, for
rilanatrh ner s. a. Klnnoh Maru.
Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver
ana victoria, a. u., ciose nere oauy at
6:80 p. m. up to July 32, inclusive, for
Alanatrh ner s. s. Empress of India
"Vrcanr tor CT"po.ul
A.anv a t ilhanarhavl ran not ba forwarded
Via Canada).
Transpacific mall are forwarded. to port of
sailing oauy ana tne scneauie ox closing
Is arranged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit, -"riegis-tered
mall closes at 6 p. m. previous day.
nnRNELIl'tl VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postofflce. New Tork, N. T., July 3. 1908.
GO VERS. VJE JIT HOTICBS.
DENVER, COLO., JULY 8, 1908 SEALED
Propoaaia, in triplicate, win oe roceivau
t,.-T until 11 o'clock a. m.. July 19. 19ul. and
then openea xor constructing two oma
huildlnas for ofneers' quarter, at Fort D. I
a Huaaall. Information furnished on ap
plication to W- aa., ton aj. a. nuseii. or
IK underslaned. IT. 8. reserves the right
to accept or reject any or an diob or any
part thereor, n.nveiopea containing diub tu
marked "Proposals for Buildings at
Fort D. A. Russell, ' ana aoaressea Aiaior
W. POft., u. W- Al. rf,n-i--e-ii-iai
LEGAL NOTICB.
NOTICE TO TAX PATERS.
Wntioa Is hereby given that the Board of
Equalisation finds It Impossible to complete
Its work by June 80, 1902. owing to th
large number of complaints that are being
hied, ana tne time ui adjournment la ex
tended iron. June f'. i:"A to Juiy a, imn.
J28 d 9t County Clerk.
p AIL WAY TIME CARD.
VltlQS STATION lOTU AND MARCY.
Chicago Mortlavrestera.
The Northwestern Line."
. Aveave. Arnv
Fast Chicago.: 8 40 am a TOO
Mail ...a ViPm a 130
Local Sioux City a 6:10 am a 8:b0
teave. Arrive.
40 am a loo am
am
i,m I
Davlicht St. Paul I I K In. alO:I5 tra I
Viayllght Chicago a 8:i) am aU:20 pm
luteal Chlcaco.. alO C am a 6:30 Dm
iT . : . . i a t.i T. . I
Fa.7 Chrcago.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.i I S pm t ( K pm
Limited Chlcsgo. ........ a T 44 pra a 6:80 la
raat t)t. raui...a, ti-
Vm ) m J3
Last Man
eoal bioas City
.b 3:66 pm blO.'v am
AILWAY .TIME CARD Coatlaaed.
EAST.
Leave. Arriv.
Chlcsgo Daylight Llm-
nea linim a f 45 am
Chicago L'ayllght a 1 no am a t 38 pm
ChlCHKO Express bil ls sm a 6:06 pm
i"" m-mi in pin oil w am
Lhlcaao Faat Express , a 1.06 rm i-k nn
Lincoln, Colo. Bpringa,
Denver, Pueblo and
West : a 1:80 pm I 1:11 pm
coio., -j exas, t.;ai. at
Oklahoma Flysr...,...a 1:80 Dm al2:40 Dm
tkleaao. Mllwaakee dr Bt. r..i
Chlcsgo Limited-... .....a 6) pm a 6:06 atn
Chicago Omaha Ex..b I:4v am b 1:40 pm I
W a baa a.
Bt. Louis "Cannon Ball" I
fcxpress ... 8:15 pm a 8:20 am
St. Louis Local, Council
Bluns
. .al0;00am al0:30 pm
tslaa Pacific.
Overland Limited...
Fast Mall
California Express.
...a 9 40 am a 7:30 pm
...a 6:60 am a 3:26 pm
i . a. , y ii
pacific Expresa..., aU:80 pm
Eastern Express.......... a 4 In em
Atlantlo Express a 7:30 am
Chicago BclaT.':
Colorado Bpeciat ....' 7:19 am
Chicago Bpnciai 1:40 km
Lincoln, Aieairice ana
Biruimuurs cz.t., H :vo prn uu w pm I
Grand Island Local b 6:80 pm b 3:36 pm
Stromshurg Kx.t.. B 1:06 pm MI W pm
Illinois Ceatral.
Chicago Express ..i..
Chicago, Minneapolis
.a f :30 am a 6:10 pm
Bt. Paul Limited a 7:60 cm a 8:01 am
Minneapolis 4 St. Paul
Express .,b 7:80 am blO:3S Dm
Chicago Express a 10:36 pm
all stuart tfaeino.
St. Louis Express elO 00 in a l:R pm
K. C. ds Bt. L. Ex.......ai0.0 pm a 6:16 sm
BURLINGTON STATION lOTH MASON
Barllagtf a dt Mlesoarl River.
Leave. Ariiva.
wymore, ties trice ana
Lincoln a 8:40 am bll:65 am
Nebraska Expreaa ......a 8:40 am a 7:14 pm
Denver Limited ........ .a 4:26 pm a 6:46 i-m
tsiaca nine ana rugei
Sound Express ..a all:10 Dm a 8:00 Drs
Colorado Vestlbuled .
r iyer a s:w pro
Lincoln Fast Mall..
..b 140 pm a t:17 am
Fort Crook and Plans-
mouth' ,i...b 8:20 pm bll.-06 sm
Beiievu ec faoino jci. a 7:40 pm a f.M am
Beiievu at pacino jot.. a :vu am
Chicago, Barllasjtom -a taiacy
Leave. Arrive.
r s. s. Enpcr- S5!'f' .c,,ik,,,i'A'h-'I Jtm I J'2 JHI Bitters about fifty year ago. Today bun
rVperaa'? cKo L'cai.f. -red. of person, ows their good health to
DOS and BRA- Chicago Limited a 7:60 pm a 7:46 am It use. It positively cures cramps, nausea.
Fast Mall a 3:40 pm
Kastsa City, Bt. Joseph Jt Coaaell I
Blnffa.
Kansas City Day Ex. ...a 9 20 am a 68 pm
St.
l. Louis Flyer a 6:10 pm all:18 am
Kansas City Night Ex..al0U0 pm a 6:16 am
Dally, b Dally except Sunday, s Sun.
day only, d Dally except Saturday, a Daily
except aaonaay.
WEBSTER DEPOT 1STM e WEBSTER
Fresaoat
zilkhora
Mleeoarl
Valley.
Leave.' Arrlva
Black Hill. Dead wood.'
Hot Springs a 8:00 pm a 6K pra
y y omiag, . casper ana
Douglas
..d 3:00 pm 5:00 pm I
Hastings. York, David..
City, ttuperior, ueneva,
Exeter and Seward.... b 1:00 nm b 6KX om
Norfolk, Lincoln and
Fremont b 7:80 am bt0:25 am
Fremont Local 0 1:80 am
Chlcagvo, St. Paul, Minneapolis dt
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger.. ..a 6:80 am a t:00 pm
ja,xnvrsoa aoviaa u u .tv yui u . j uiu i
Miasonrl Pacific. .
. .. - I
n-DraiKE xjocai. via i
w..nn. K 4-10 nm iM.n,
..-.-... ' - - - . . ,
1 i
STKAMHO ITS.
HOLUND-AUERICA LINE
New York-Katterdam, via. Boulogne, V. M.
Kew Tyln-Bcre a. a. of 18,000 tons register
Twld-8crew . Dsnrlam . . u
Steamer .
imiutiiu July ia, in a. M
Twin-Sorw
Bteanier
Rotterdam
a iui ty
id A. H.
Vail.. 1A
Twin-Screw
Noordam
eteataer
July 86, 10A.M
street; J. 8. McNally, 1324 fearnam street;
Apply to
Harry Moores, 1601 Farnam
H. S. -Jones, 1603 Farnam street; Louis
Neese, .f irst national nana, umaoa.
SummarTourt en Lakt Miohlgsn.
THIKLKGANT MArilTOII
STEAMSHIP 68-8B W
terM-MaaarsarrlMe.ela-1-vlr.nskMthrM nlltnsa
tersasMii ear sarvlMae1a-1lr.nkM three
esaal weak for r-aakftara, Cke-laTelx,
l,rtnn Uh Vlrw, 1-awliir, kulilit.t lali
I a - .. II a v
, napwr
Land, eoD
inir Brtr.it, h.tsi. id il tokn P.iau.
LIAVIS OHIOAOO AS FOLLOWSl
Taee.tta.aa. Thara.10i80a.aa. Sa4.4v.aa.
MANITOU STEAMSHIP CO.,
0FFICB a OQCKk. lush and N. Water Bt., Chlcagb
ANOHOB ' Uiaa-B. . aVAXa TEAJX X
all!ia rwularlr bstvesa
Kiw tork, London i)i r by olasoowi
Hiw xuaa. uiBKALiAji m Arimu.
Mrtor aceaauMaatlona. Cxtalhnt CuUtaa. btn
feaar tor tbc aomlurt ot paaeaacsra Sludlouaif
tl4-r4 an practiced.
iDgle er Houn4 Trtp uossts hsum BtrsB ne
Tark an teotck. Sngllsh. lrlak ao4 aU rrtaalaal
SaSlToL aoiw. ' ' '
uimu warn
FOUR SEPARATE AND
DISTIXCT SERVICES.
Fast Twln-Scr Paasanger Steamer all
Ing regularly from Boston, Portland sad
Montreal to Liverpool, also Boston ta
Mediterranean ports. . Send for booklet.
'Mediterraneaa IllusireUd." For ratea.
to., apply to local agent or company's
otBc.
68 Desiknia Stn Ckieae. Ill
(0 10 ATUMTIQUj
I We;L-M,i iV-g It... I I II ij
kiLuoai miMimm CAttn IN 8ITY
saw modara cli,uo nrtu atTr Aur-as ateajr.era
ntv. Commandr-d bv naTal oftlcvra. luatfrlni. akrica
InaA-off'Vai-.laMpline. yamnuaaaialM. Tclapkonee
tn. aahla. Wlraleaa t-i-frapa. gar llluauaAad
took lata an atneta larunaauoav appiy to
Harty g Moo raa. 11 rarnam Bu, i. S. Me
Nalir. 1U4 fuiia St.. Oeorae g. Abbott. 1A14
r.--.,,n. hi . tt. B Jon-,, r.m.m
aBaBaa-aaaaaaa-a- aaxajaawaWaaaaW
AILIMC
eveuv
THURaVDAY
om Ntw YVwH
t sMrii
VoaderbDt Makes a . Olft.
vrrsfir xr a irinu aTi r..i f a i
from Frederick V Vanderbljt f New Tork
. . . . ... . r. .... . . . .
to tne enemeia Bcientina scnooi or xsis
university, was announced today by Prof.
Ruaaell PL Chlitenden, director ' ot the
school. Mr. Vanderbllt la a graduate of the
school In the class of 187. His gift is for
i nuuain ua lasay.
the establishment of a dormitory system
for the sclentino school, and Includes a
valuable andextenslve tract of land In the
square bounded by Wall. Temple, College
and Orove streets, and also a dormitory
building to be erected. Real estate men
eBtlmats ths money value ot the donation
n . - .r
' Means Diree Liae to Oalf.
OI7THRIB. Okhr.;' July UAt a meetln.
ot the director of the Woodward t qua -
nah Railroad company, it wa voted
to riush the survey and construction of tha
road as rapidly as oosslbls to Quanah a
distance of 200 miles, where connection will
I be mado with tbe Houston A Texas Ct-n-
. -.1 ihiia .lulna a Hlrst llna tn k. fl.tlt
The Houston & Texas Central I supposed
to be back or tne extension.
Valaabla Ttaae Save.
Slight Injuries often disable a man and
cause several days' loss of tlm, and when
blood polaoa develop, sometime result In
th loss of a hand or limb. Chamberlain's
Pain Balm la aa gntlseptle liniment. When
applied te eat, brul.. and burs. It causes
I them ta heal gulckly aad wlthoat mature
t'on. and- preveaU aay Sanger of blood
MX
I polspa.
WANTS WEST TO BE UNITED
G. II. Maxwell Talks Aaalnsl Fae
tloaal DltTerenees an Irrl.
antloa Plaaa.
At the Commercial club yeaterday noon
Oeorgo H. Maxwell, executive chalimaa of
the National Irrigation association, d-
dressed the executive committee of th elub
and tew Invited guests, some twenty-Ate
In all, on th subject ot Irrigation. Ha
said In part:
"I urge that the west stand united oa
this question. It should not split up on
of local advantage; there should!
be no cross-howling for sectional benefits,
The welt should stand solidly by the ad-
ministration in whatever It do. From
the president down, through the geological
surrey to the hydrogrsphlral department.
they are all anxious to do th best thing
and the biggest thing, and th west should
be k unit for them and their action.
"In this way csn lasting and monumental
works of Irrigation be achieved. I may say
that If the works built In the next two
yeara with the $10,000,000 that will be
available ar constructed according to tha
Ideas of the "geological survey tt will mean.
. . . . . 1 . . .
the successful launching of th whole
great project. The work will be an object
lesson and their success will result In a
sentiment among the people of this country
that will make It easy from then on to get.
legislation and funds for building a rap
Idly ss the settlers take the land. That
should be the test.
"This thing should not ,be gone into
upon a minor scale. We should build gi
gantic works, not Innumerable small ones.
We should evolve something that will ba
an example to all the world. And to that
end. the geological survey In Its selection
ot the sites for these dams and main canal
must have the hearty support of th total
west."
Sympathy for France.
In the recent disaster at Martinique tha
United States waa among the first to extend
sympathy to France and to aid the few for
tunate aurvlvora. It waa this same generous
American idea ot assisting sufferers from,
'stomach and liver complaints that led to
the Introduction of Hostetter's Stomach
heartburn, indigestion, dyspepsia and ma-
(aria.
Jry it.
em mm fllVP IM Tfi TFiR5
wwa.wii.ii vii 1 i-w w
Mamie Salllvaa Wlas Little Baft I
by Bobbins la Police
Coart.
A coploua flow of tear and a tender
hearted soldier were the principal In an
interesting little - performance In police
court yesterday, ' which ended happily1
for all concerned. The girl with the full
eyes was Mamlo Sullivan, who had been
arrested on complaint ot Harvey Utley, '
a soldier from Fort Crook, who charged
her with stealing 84 from his pocket. Utley
came to Omaha Sunday to apend the day'
and met Mamie on the - streets. They
visited a wlue room, where Harvey gald
ror what Mamie drank. Harvey soon got
beyond hi reach and went to aleep In hi
chair. ' When he awoke It wa night and.
r " " - 1
In hi pocket. The oldier had her ar-'
ratil Inter tn tha vfl1na anil Mamie
-
i..nl tha nl.ht lu 1o.lt.
. - -
leBicruajr w ucu imtuuv wm uiw,
before Judge Berka," Harvey waa on hand
to prosecute vigorously. Mamie saw hlmj
and Mamie cried. She ahed coploua teara; i
aha could only stammer her name; aha;
sobbed, and a, she raised a piteous face.
In the direction ot Harvey, , the big teara
dropped from her eyelid in streams. Har
vey wavered, hesitated and wa lost.
"I won't prosecute, judge," Ti said.
"maybe I loat tha money," and be made b
grab for Mamle'a band. Mamie softly
Nobbed that ahe had eaten nothing since
Sunday evening and Harvey led her forth
to a restaurant.
I BOD WELL OFF FOR CONVENTION
Ba Expects to Meet Many Dooglaa
Coaaiy Teachers at
Mlaaeapolls.
B. J. Bodwell, county superintendent of
schools, left last night for Minneapolis to
attend tha national convention of educa
tors. '.'.'''.
"So far a I know I am going alone," he
aald, "tor no party waa organised. There
will be, however, a good representation
of Douglas county teacher there, a many
from the country precinct ar to attend,
a well aa the several from the Omaha
cboola. They go by various route, quit
a number having gone from Omaha lmme,
dlaately after the school closed to rendei-
la the convention city thl. w.k.
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Seasonable Fashions.
41 ft Fancy Blows,
. - XiO 40 bBSt
Woman's fancy blouse, 6166; to be madS,
with elbdw or long sleeve and trttk or:
without th fitted lining fancy waist with
ornamental collar are much la vogue and
are charming In all th heavier linen, la),
silk and In wool. This smart model suits .
all th materials, but a shown Is ef linen
canvas, in th natural color, with band ot
fin linen In black atltched with silk, and
front and medallion ot linen lac tha color
T-1 !i .
I Vk. Knlna.
Tha lining I snugly fltt.d and closes at,
th center front. On It are arranged the
part of th waist. Th back 1 plain and
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'mpiy arawn aown in gamers at w. waie
I line. The narrow vest l tticnea penna:
I t h. riaht frnnt ana hovkkad lata
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single piail at in snouioere ana at ma
waist are gathered to blouse lightly ever
tn, Finishing both neck and front!
edge le a fancy collar with ealloped dgea
that eurv.s up at th center back. Tha
albow aleeve ar plain, finished vrita grad-
1 uated trill In scalloped outline and tha lonf
gleeve ar In bishop tyl.
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yard of material Zl Incoe wide, yard
I it Inches wide, t yard (1 Inches wld. ar
14 yard 46 Inches wide will ba required.
with H of a yard of all-over lace tor vest
and stock collar.
Th pattern 4166 Is cut in sites for a (t.
II, 36, 86. and 40-tnch bust measur. -
For th accommodation of Th Ba read-
I r. tb.se pattern, which asually retail at
I from 16 ta 60 eeat, will be furnished at a
aomlaal price. 16 cents, which cover an
I xpns. fa order to g.t any patura
I else IS casta, giv nuiaber aad aaaa l
pattern vaated aad bust tnsaaur.
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