TI7E OMAHA DAILY REE: MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1003.
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WANTED SITUATION.
POSITION an stenographer for young lady;
office experience. Address "A." Hce of
fice. Council Bluffs. A M376 17x
WASTED MALE HELP.
FALL TERM
SEPTEMBER 1.
DAY AND NIGHT.
Boyles College
N'KVv vnnw t.i irn ut ,..
BUSINESS, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRIT
ING. ENGLISH.
, Apply for Catalogue.
I B 146
WANTED For United States army, able
bodied, unmarried men, between aces of
-1 and 34, citizens of. United States, of
good character and temperate habits, who
can apeak, -read and write English. For
Information apply to recruiting officer.
Kin and Dodge Sta., Omaha, and
Hastings, Neb. B M17S
WILL give a worthy young man of woman
a paid-up scholarship In Omaha's leading
business college, to be puid for when
course la finished and position secured.
Address. B 35, Bee. B 610
WANTED At once, a registered druggist
married man preferred. Bchaefer a cut
price drug store, 16th. and Chicago sta.
, B-M134
WANTED Experienced window trimmer.
J. L. Brandels ft Hons, Omaha. B MiS3
WAi rfc.D, young men not belonging to
unions to register for street-car work; no
strike. - Inclose stamp to The Western
isr xiureau, i-oriiunu, uiegon.
B-M395 18
WANTED Men to learn barber trade: few
weeks completes; splendid wages paid
graduates; tools given, diploma granted!
uumu (iruviatu; can earn nearly ail ex
penses before completing; catalogue ex
pains bow. mailed fiee. Moler Barber
uoiiege, uua Douglas st B M471 21x
BRIGHT young man for music dept. of big
city store; one willing to start In at bot
tom and learn the business In all its
prancnee; give ag and salary expected.
Address K 61, Bee office. B 124 15
WAKTED SALESMEN.
WANTED, salesmen, up to date, active, to
sell first-class groceries direct to con
sumers at wholesale; first-class territory
and liberal inducements. Oeorge Mel
arum Co., 60 N. Green St., Chicago, 111.
UUi 17x
BOOK SALESMEN, attention, we have an
entirely new proportion for men of
ability; territory la being rapidly assigned;
coupon and card leads. F. D. Mayer,
Broadway and Locust sis., St. Louis, Mo.
M44 17x
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
100 Girls. Call Canadian office, lth & Dodge.
iiti
WANTED, girl for light housework; family
of two. Address J 60, llee, C M667
WANTED, competent girl for general
housework; three In family. Mrs. Harry
Woodward, 8007 Pacific C UH6
WANTED Experienced salesladies In un
derwear and hosiery departments. J. L.
Brandels & Sons, Omaha. C M633
WANTED, a washerwoman. Call at once
at 816 N. 4lBt St. C M393
OIRL for general housework. 1733 South
llUo. c 4C1
WANTED A good girl for general house
work. Mrs. A. P. Tukey, 2041 Chicago su
' C It 17
WANTED, girl for general housework: 1911
Chicago street. C 407 17
TWO young women to take a course of
training in Omaha-Florence Sanitarium.
Address Dr. -W. L. Ross, 2121 Lake St.,
Omaha. . C 4U8 6x
muijcri (joiiese. ljus uouaiaa Mt . nnnna
full term In hairdreeslng, manicuring and
facial massage September 1. Special In
ducements to first ten students. Few
weens completes. Make application now,
C M4S6 21x
SHIRT makers wanted; steady work, good
wages; living expenses low. Lincoln
overall & Bhirt Co., Lincoln, Neb.
C M53 17x
GOOD QIRL for general housework, Ger
man or Dane preferred; good wages. Ap
ply 933 N. 25th St. C-M5T1 18
WANTED, housekeeper. 8723 North Elsrht
eenth street. C M 624 l8x
A WIDOW of culture and refinement de
sires management of widower's home
Address B, Bee office, Council liluffs la.
J MU&3 17
FOR RENT HOLIES.
NfiIIciPC;,n a" ParU ot he city. R.
n.UUOCO c. Peters & Co., Bee Bldg.
D fcilj
HUUOLO -O. J". Davis Co.. 60k Bee Bid!
D 694
PAYNE-BOSTWICK I CO, choice houses.
avw via A.ie oiug. roone luiii.
D 6S6
WE MOVE pianos. Maggard Von ft Stor
age t-o. -lei. ivn. urate, nu WebMter St,
D-Xi
CENTRAL, lst-clasa 7-roora house. 2V0 N. 73.
U A1477
HOUSES. Insurance. Rtngwalt, Barker Rlk.
D 697
TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage
WO., erara iiiun carnaiu, or Itus. bd9-kb0.
, D 0M
nn RENT. 7-room eottarn. mnrinrn
venlencea, nice yard. S12 Farfc Wm.
IV. f oner, wctvtr, i urowa Bik.
D 150
MODERN l-room cottage, 8J6.00; 2:06 Sher
man Ave. u. c. juraingion, boa nee.
D 770
FOR RENT, a neat 8-room house, all mod
em encept furnace, 111 C. M. Bachrnunn
4J6-37 Faxton Dioca. D M136
FOR RENT Two houses, 4 and T rooms, 7
blocks Irom depot, luquiro liiz Ho. 9th st
U 100 17X
FOR RENT, X64 Harney St., modern house
or rooms, in nrst-riuss rrpnlr. I to.
GARVIN BROS., 16u4 FARNAM ST.
D M5T4
25 ST. MARY'S AVE., good modern house
Of 9 room, fsn.
GARVIN BROS.. 1G04 FARNAM ST.
D M5T8 17
FOR RENT.
11 rooms. ItMl Howard St., all In first-class
rrHlr. two rath rooms, loo. 00.
GEORGE & COMPANY, luul Farnnm St,
D M606 80
Have you anything to rent?
If f o. telephone 829, N. P. Dodge
& Co. We have many calls for
houses and flats.
D M 632 18
FOR RENT. 6-room modern house. 5:
poppleton ave. Enquire within " 't vi
S. 6th st. D M''t lx
V-N. 3511 Dndge St.; ( rooma. mndern.
lTwl- Jrkyii. -t rooms. nvMlrn fl.
8j3.50 17i3 Jackson. 7 rooms, modern flat.
- It, C. PETERS & CO..
Ground Floor, Bee Bldg.
D-M62
M ... . J.- - - - - 1
FOR RENT Fl' RNIS II ED HOOslS.
KICK furnished room; two gentUmen; all
modern, cioee in; rcfereuces required.
8ul9 Jones at. E 403 17
ron BKT-rinimHED rooms.
DEtVElf European hotel, 13th and Farnam.
E 6s9
ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago
E uo
tl.00 to 12.00 per week, 4.2 Bo. 18th St.. one
block aouth of court house. E 701
NICK cool room, modern, very reasonable;
g-utlmen preferred. 14.S N. 17th.
a ivj
O. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone 011.
NICEI.V furnished rooms. Inquire Omaha
stefim laundry. 7S0 Leavenworm. ni"na
A-1783. E .05
AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th Dodge.
ROOMS. 11.60 to 13 00 per week: board. 13.00.
Tnumon Hotel, Rth ana
E Mull Z4
VIENNA HOTEL, 1011 Farnam; 'phone 679.
IV na ji a Dcyiv
ROOMS. 1 50 per week and UP- State hole I,
1313 Douglas at. ' r,-. bu.
ONE ROOM, private family. 12 Vebster
3 NICK ROOMS, light housekeeping. 1112
Bo. 11th. rniM
FURNIPHETD rooms for light housekeep
Ing. 2W1 Dodge. B Mx6 18x
NICE rooms, day or week. Howard.
Jif-iMWO Bin
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
609 S. 26TH AVE.; private family. F 707
ROOMS, with or without board. 2f80 Har
ney, F M324-1.SX
FOR RENT A very desirable front room
with alcove. The Pratt, 213 S. 25th it
F Mloo
ROOM and board for two gentlemen. Ad
dress L 14, Bee. F-Mtill 18
ROOMS, with or without board. 25SO Har
ney. ' F M627 22x
CENTER HOTEL, European plan. 210 N.
17th. F MOW S15
FOR REXT t'NFlRNISHKD ROOMS.
FOR RENT. 3 modern unfurnished rooms.
142S N. 20th. References exohansed.
G M667 18x
FIRIWTIRK PACKIilO.
PETERSON & LUNDBERG, U6 So. 17th.
Tel. L-2358. H 70S
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT The but'dtng formerly occu-
?led by The Bee at 916 Farnam st. It has
our stories and a basement which was
formerly used as The Bee press room.
This will te rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at ofilce Of C. C. Rose
water, secretary, room 100, Bee building.
i 261
FOR RENT Building suitable for whole
sale purpose at 916 Farnam, kxvu, tour
stories and tlrst-claas cemented basement,
elevator, fire and burglar proof vault,
ofilce counter and fixtures. For price and
particulars inquire C. C Rosewater, sec
retary the Bee Building Co., room 100, Bee
building. I Mu67
STORE ROOM.
1615 Howard St., with good basement, $50.
GEORGE ft CO., 1U01 iAKWAAl !'.
I MOM 30
DESK room for rent. 634 Paxton block.
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED Canvassing agents In every
county to solicit subscriptions to 'trial
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER.
Steady employment with assured good ln
como. Agents in the country with horse
and buggy especially desired. Canvassers
maki easily S60 to $100 per month. Ad
dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
Bee building, Omaha. J 213
WE have all six of the different Pope Leo
JU.1I books; pest terms; ireigm paid;
outilt free. Call or write W. A. Hlxen
baugh & Co., 609 Ware blk., Omaha.
J-MS62
AGENTS WANTED-875.00 weekly easily
maue selling our uuuuie inaemnity
Combination nealtk and accident policies.
Liberal commission; strong company;
exDerlnce unnecessary. Write for terms.
National Health and Accident Associa
tion, 508 Crocker ttldg. Des Moines, la.
J M JLOi-
EXCEPTIONAL opportunities for a few
men are onerea vy tne union central
Life Insurance Co. Correspondence in
vited. J. M. Edmlaton & Sons, general
agents, omana ana Lincoln.
J M325 Sep.
THE ONLY authorized life of Pope Leo
All.-, niuiuu ...w ... i... uivii
approbation and blessing of his holiness,
by Mgr. Bernard O'Reilly, D. D., LL. D.,
who for eight years lived in the Vatican
as domestic prelate to tne pope, rnis ais
tlngulshed American author was sum
moned to Rome and appointed by the pope
as his oillclal biographer. Approved and
recognized by Cardinal Gibbons and all
church authorities as the only official
biography of the pope; over 800 pages,
magnificently illustrated: unparalleled
opportunity for agents; best commission;
elegant outfit free. The John C. Winston
Co., 3Z8 Dearborn street, Chicago. 111.
J MI 00 20x
IF YOU want steady work on salary guar-
teed, write or can on u. vv. buck,
Spruce St., Omaha. J M603 18x
WANTED TO RENT.
COMFORTABLE cottage home, walking
aisiance, ior iaay employed. ei rxonn
90th at. - K M579 17X
WANTED TO DVT.
WANTED to buy, some good dental
chairs, union Dental College. N Mu74
WILL PAY cash for 40 to 50 acres within
15 miles of Omaha. Address K 63. Bee
office. N M3S1
FOR SALE Fl'RNITlRE.
FULL line of hard coal stoves now on sale.
Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge St.
O-709
FOR BALE Furniture for a four-room
cottage complete at a good bargain. In
quire 613 North 21st street; must be sold
unmeaiateiy. o 437 isx
rOf SALE HORSES, WAOONS, ETC
TOP BUGGY at half price, also nearly new
s wagon gear, encap. see A. w. John'
son, wltn John Deere Flow Co.
P M700 25
TIRES set while you wait; first-class
pair wcrk. II. Frost, 14th and Lea'
re
ven
worm.
P 710
MONROE sells pleasure vehicles at 811 N,
ltith St. F 711
FOR SALE. 1 first-class buinrtes: w
ranted; a snap fur somebody. Call at 20
Lea ven wort n. F M393
FOR SALE-MI9CELLA.:otS.
FOR BALE, seconansna locomobile, In
tlist-iluks shnpe, ut one-huif price. Cull
or auuiesa. iui r urnum di. Wi3
FOR SALE, empty lnic barrels. 25 cei.i
eHth; large, wll niaue l,ariela; max
flrst-cluss garouge receptacles. Fred
iounga. loremaii. wee press room, nu
entrance ot oiug. y MUl
INDIAN goods and relics. 1118 Farnam.
W-7H
for SALE, a I'ew 9n0-amiere. duul,;.i,n
switch; never been used. Apply to cr uu
dress -Superintendent Bee Ruliati.g,
Uinuna. w-.Hu
xvi EPHQNE POI.E3: lon fir timber.
chicken f;uce; ma pUliig. 9wl IHiukUs.
IRON and wire fen-cs, tree guards, trelHsrs.
Western Alienor r ence v-o., dun, l.tli a
Q "16
CATALOGUE eut drug prices free. Sher
man at aict.iuuu viui v.v., uauaa.
Q-ns
KOn SALE. Crane hydraulic elevator: f.i
uad either passenger or freight; com
plete. iron gulJe poet, cage and wire en
closure. J. L, uranaeis m Bona y tm
FOR SALE Apple barre's in any quantity
Omaha, Neb. Q-469 n
IWHY LET YOUR ROOM STAY VACANT?
jEvery Day is a Loss of Money When a Little Want-Ad Will Rent It.
FOK SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE Two boilers, six wooden tanks,
bricks, lumber, coal and spring wagons,
buggy harness and one horse. Mrs. A.
lioikman, Benson: end of motor line.
Q 462 17x
FOR SALE, thirty-three thousand, four
hundred and ninety-seven shares Gold Hill
Mining Stock, ten cents a shaie If taken
quick. Inquire T. F. Van Dorn. Hoard
of Trado building. Q M4i7
FOR 8ALE Coal business. Capital reiulred.
Li.ow.oo. j iii, Bee. , w 6a
NEW and 2dhand typewriters. Ill Farnam.
w i
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, T119 Farnam.
Q-719
WILL SELL AT
your own price to reduce stock of second
hand bicycles; over 50 to select from
S3 up; repairing sundries, tires, $160 up.
Louis Flescher, 1622 Capitol ave.
U.-M6G1 22
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. CARRIE SMITH. SOVEREIGN
LADY yUtKN o! clulrvoyants; every
thing told; past, present and future. Sat
isfaction or no pay. 8u7 N. lMh. S 720
MME.
nla.
LUCRETIA, medium,
17i Califor-S-340
SSx
ELECTRICAL THEATMEST.
MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 13, 2d floor. r.J
X 721
GRACE O'BRYAN, Baths. 730 S. 13th.
MRS DAVIS, 1021 Howard St., front rooms,
tuD oatn; nrst-class attendant.
TM 339 E9
PERSONAL.
VIAVI. a wholesale ncre and tissue food
and home treatment for disorders of
women, free booklet. Viavl Cj., Mn Bee
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu-
ous nair removed by eieciricny. it. x and
t, 15U5 Farnam St. U 7Z3
MAGNET FILE KILLER.
IT
CURE3.
U-724
At- druggists, (L
PRIVATE home during confinement:
babies adopted. The Good Samaritan
Sanitarium, T& 1st ave.. Council Bluffs,
la. u us)
PRIVATE hospital before and durlns con-
nnement; Dames Doaruea ana adopted.
Mrs. uarueis, Lake. xei. ea-iiM.
. U-7J
PRIVATE hospital before and during eon
nnement; Dest medical care ana nursing.
Mrs. L. FUher, 1501 Vinton. Tel.
U-728
PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladles before and
during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. uerlsch.
3UU California Bt. lerros reasonaoie.
U-662 28
SURGEON-CHIROPODIST. 512
Bee bldg.
U 799
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
wanted, citv loans and warrants. W,
Farnam Smitn at co.,.ua) arnam sireeu
' W i LIS
tfi-rm and rlt v loans: low rates. W. H.
Thomas, First Mat l nana oiug. ici. lots.
PRIVATE money.
Sherwood, 937 N. Y. Life.
TO t P. C. money.
Bemis, Paxton block.
W-733
FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 1004
Farnam. " ,lr"
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1520 Douglas.
TTI4
WANTED Real tate loana anl war
rants. K. u. jreiera ,
HONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
C A QV TO GET
CAj 1 TO PAY
n... ..nklnfl our methods. . -
We loau on furniture, pianos, warehouse
receipts, etc. Or if you have a permanent
position we n make you a
without security, excepx your own fgree
mcnt t0 repay. Our service Is quick and
confidential and we always try to please.
All "hat we ask Is that you give us a call
iVafnra vou borrow elsewhere.
li9 Board of Trade Bldg Tel .2295.
(Established 1892.) 300 S. 16th St.
Jk.-"737
T ATtGEPT BUSINESS. IN LOANS TO
a,i ikIED FEOPIjE, merchants, team
sters boarding houses, etc, without Be-ruritv-
easiest terms. 40 offices Inrrln
clpaiyclttes. Tolman. 440 Board of ' nfradg
Bldg. X.-H0
MONEY
To salaried employes and wage earners:
Get our system oi luuua m
out of debt. Any lady or gentleman,
machinist, engineer, etc., having reliable
employment can get, Just orblai not.
Mnnthiv. Monthlr. Weekly.
1100-Return to us...26.fi or 813 35 or 86.65
i Reitlrn to Us... 13 33 or . or 8.
3 io-Return to us... 6.66 or 8 33 or 1.66
I 15 Return to us... 4.00 or 3.00 or i.uo
Latest terms, lowest rates - confldentlal.
No inquiries, wuiua ,
THE STAR LOAN CO.. 44 PA3CTONBLK.
MONEY LOANED ON
FURNUTR6MLANOS,ELiyE STOCK,
Low ratee and easy terms.
Business Confldentlal.
Ttv us If you want to save money.
"y PHOENIX CREDIT CO..
(38 Paxton Block. 16th and arnam Sts
CASH IN ANY AMOUNT-310 to 8500 loaned
cf!lI...i,V,;- n.nn etc.. and to people
holding a steady position, w thout secur
ity or publicity, at the very lowest rates;
paTments can be made to suit your con-vnlcnce-
strictly confidential.
V6nlel RELIABLE CREDIT CO '
Rooms 3U7-308 Paxton Block.
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
people; business confidential ; lowest ratas.
614 Paxton block,
The J. A. Hutton Co.
A. "U
CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry Joans. Foley
Loan CO., sue. to u. ui cmi,
MONEY loaned on ptanos. furniture Jew
elry, horses, cows. etc. C. F. Reed. 319 fi 13
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange
anv property or business quick, see J. H.
Joarsoul 843 N. Y. Lite. Y-'U
A GOOD paying 18-room hotel for sale In
Vcod River. Neb., at a bargain; owner
lives in Chicago is the object In Ulng.
Mitchell Faught. Wood Rlver Neb.
SPLENDID opportunity Show for sale;
pauoit.ia battles all parts of globe: uUo
r.i-ut in 1 hil'i piro" . uIsj views t.uio-
uean cities. Inquire 2210 -V -6tn st.
X-MJ77 24
rooms; Will SCil I'lr nrmijr mu .ao
in len d-) . Adura,. K f .. liee.
FOR S.lLU. the finest anl best restaurant
In Denver; seats kX people; elegantly and
Cvinil'-'tcly luted up; raying; bust of
reasons lor eling: unusual chance for
right party. P. O. Box 119. go-
FOR 8ALi3. ftKnlslied restaurant, cheap;
il.'irg g)l builness. G. L. tlraves, Ha
veniui. Neb. Y ill.'7 lux
MEN WAN'! til everywhere (by adver
tisers) to ll-irP'Ute tircuUrs, Sfimilf.
tsik aif.! . ,r I 'A P-y. AJdrs Na
Fldg.. St. Paul Minn. Y-M416 Ux
FOR SALE, drug store, northeast Neb.;
onlv store In flouri.-hing town; two Drs.
Bargain. Address K ei, Bee.
T-M540 Ux
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FARM OR GARDEN LAND.
TO acres 4 miles from city, llrti .00 per sere.
GEORGE & CO., Farnam St.
RE MOOT 23
SALINE COUNTY farms are the beat. I
have some bargains. Write for particu
lars at once. F. G. Johnson. Dorchester,
Neb. RE M69-2-23
40 ACRES, Improved; Sarpy Co. Lock box
101. l a pillion. Neb. RE-M793 A3I
HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also
acre property una rarm lannf. i ne u. it.
Davis Co., Room . Bee Bldg. RE 746
HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT-Very coiy
8-room cottaue. new, not water nesting
plant, taken very little fuel; houe newly
painted and papered; 6 rooms and bath on
first floor; barn and 50-foot lot; paving nil
paid; enit front. Also very nice 5-ronm
cottage, northwest corner 45th and Hamil
ton Ms., beautiful locution, half block
from school and cnl; 8 large cherry trees
and fenced. Sec owner, Ht. James hotel,
416 S. 13th st. 'Phone A-334S.
, RE-M4.16 20
FOR SALE Iyit 1. block 1, In Mayne Place;
lot 2, In hlock ii. Omaha; lots 16 nnrl it.
In block 12. In Hanseome Tlaoe. Inquire
of Howard B. Smith, executor, No, 419
N. Y. Life building. RE 46o 17
FOR SALE Sm.tll cash payment buys
pretty poultry farm; pltr, chickens, po
tatoes, furniture Included; timber, or
chard, etc.; -chools, churches, stores, etc.,
convenient; everything; Included; f;!flj;
henlthy location; no overflows. Otlier
farms. "Farm Loans." Box 24, Montoer,
Mo. RE M- -366 17x
6-ROOM cottage, with barn and little work'
shop, full lot with shade trees, close to
Farnam st. car and only 10 blocks from
the city hall owner going west $1,600.
HARRISON & MORTON
912-13 N. Y. LIFE TEL 314
RE-130
10-ROOM modem house, 11 blocks front
poBtofllce, for sale cheap. 108 N. l.'ith.
Benewa ft Co. RK 747
RANCH and farm lands for sale by the
union I'Hclnc Railroad company. B. A.
McAllester, land commissioner. Union
racina iieaa-juarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE 748
WILLIAMSON g. 1203
RE 74$
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE We have
hundreds of propositions ranging from
100 to 25,000 acres direct from owners that
they will sell or exchange for anything.
Give full particulars In first letter and we
win suDmii one or more deals promptly.
T-t..-t u , , , w.- a. r-rt x- . u i .
RE M6T1 17
ACCORDION PLEATING.
GOLDMAN. 200 Douglas block.
749
ATTORNEYS.
HERBERT 6. CRANE, 917 N. Y. L. Bldg.
M365 scplux
BALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 18th.
750
R. RUMBEL ft, SON, only tie factory In
omi-. njr ui, iim oc iNicnoias Bts. Tel.
-. 148
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
ana uiu Bireeia.,tl. , 370
DANCNIQ, "ACADEMY.
-I.
MORAND S. Creighton hall; private lessons
uauy; wau ana two-step, fo. . Tel. 1041.
- 881 A31
DETECTIVES.
CAPT. CORMACK. 617 Karbach block. Tel.
A-i&u. . 751
DRESSMAKING.
IN families.
Miss 'Sturdy, 624 N. 20th.
464 S14Z
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
O. R. RATHBUN, room 15. Com'I Nat Bank
' 762
FLORISTS.
HESS ft SWOBODA. 1415 Farnam. 753
L. HENDERSON, florist, 1619 Farnam Ct
-764
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
BTILLMAN ft PRICE, 23 U. S. Nat Bk. bid.
- ' -760
NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Y.
Life Bldg., attorneys and collectors every
where. 7m
FURNITURE PACKED.
GATE CITY Upholstering Co.. woven wire
springs tightened. Tel. B-2075. 1705 St.
Mary's Ave. 76
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO.. Bee Bldg. Tel. 2535.
756
GARBAGE.
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans
cesspools - and vauUs, removes garbage
and dead animals at reduced prices. i'21
N. 16th. Tel. 1779. -T57
LA WN MOWERS,
SHARPENED.
P. Melcholr, 13th ft Howard
758
LOCKSMITHS.
C. R. HE KLIN, 809 N. 16th st. Tel. 2974.
Cut prices on keys this month.
M432 S13
LOST.
L'MBREI.IA. with stag handle bearing
owner's name. Return to F. E. Colby. 213
S. 16th St., and receive 85. Lost M434
LOST tan colored mastiff dog: name,
Bruiaer. Return u- Chicago bt., ana re
ceive reward. Lost MuuO 22
LOST, card case ' containing Ak-Sar-Ben
ticket, street railway passes and receipts.
Pleoc e return to Bee office. Lost M672
MEDICAL.
LIQUOR HABIT cured In three days. Pay
when cured. No hypodermics, write for
circulars. Gatlln Institute, 222 8. 14th.
-M5M
MUSICAL.
THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davldge Block.
8u
OSTEOPATHY.
The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bldg. T. 2XZ.
74
Atzen ft Parwell, Paxton Blk., o4-7. T. 1386.
7uj
DRS. FINCH ft MILLER, U s).
15th St
-766
DR. GRACE DEEGAN,
Tel. 2C86.
833 N.
Y. Life.
767
GID. E ft A LICK JOHNSON, ostoopaths.
Suite 51s, Na York Life Bldg. Tel. Iri64.
7J
BUG MANUFACTURING.
OMAHA Rug Factor, l&a Leaves. Tel. ,
""lot -
PATENTS.
H. J. COWOILL No fee unless successful.
$18 8. 15th St, Omaha. Tel. 179S. 7U3
PATF,NTS-Sne ft Co., Omohn. Neb. Il
lustrated patent book free. Tel. li23.
M-570 N15
PAWNDROKEHS.
EAGLE Lonn Office. rr-llnb!e. ar-eommndnt-
Ing; all business confidential. 13ol Douglaa
708
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAW 8ANT S school. 717 N.
T. Life.
770
NEB. Business ft Shorthand College. Bovd'a
Theater. 771
STORAGE.
OM. Van 8 tor. Co., 1511 H Farn. Tela. 1559-sni.
II
STAMMERING AND STITTERINQ.
CURED. JUha Vaughn, 430 Ramge BMg.
1 1
TICKET BROKERS.
CUT RATE railroad tickets everywhere.
P. H. Phllbln, 1606 Farnam. 'Phone 7S4.
-774
TINNERS.
G. E. KOCH, 24th and Maple.
Tel L-1949.
838 88
t'PIIOLSTERING.
REFINIPHINO - OMAHA FURNITURE
REPAIR WORKS. 2201 Farnam. Tel. 24N1.
M464 14
LEGAL NOTICE.
BIDS FOR COAL.
Sealed bids will be received and opened
Aug. 20, 1903, for the delivery of ten cars
of anthracite coal, at once, f. o. b., Yank
ton, So. Dak. All bids must be accom
panied by a certified check made payable
to J. A. Belfeld, Sioux City, Iowa, i.n some
solvent bank, for $300.00, to be forfeited
In case party failing to the signing of con
tract and giving of bond.
J. A, BEIFELD.
Sioux City, Iowa. A8d-12t-M
IAILWAY TIME CARD.
UNION STATION tOTU AND MARCY.
Union Pacific.
Overland Limited a 9:40 am a 9:50 pm
The Fast Mall a 1:25 pm
California Express a 4:20 pm
Pact lla Express . all:30 pm
Easterr. Express a t JO pm
'1 he Atlantic Express... a 7:30 am
The Colorado Special. ..a 7:10 am a 3:40 am
Chicago Special a 3:40 am
Lincoln, Beatrice and
Stromsburg Express. .b 4:00 pm bl2:50 pm
North Platte Local a 8:00 am a 6:15 pm
Grand Island Local b 6:S0 pm b 9:86 am
Chicago, Milwaukee ft St. Pawl.
Chicago Daylight a 7:46 am all :16 pm
Chicago Fast Express.. a 6:45 pm a 8:40 pm
Chicago Limited a 8:05 pm a 7 50 am
Des Moines Express. ...a 7:46 am a 8:40 pm
Chicago ft Northwestern.
"The Northwestern Line."
Fast Chloago a 8:40 am a 7:00 am
Mail a 8:00 pra a 8:30 am
Local Sioux City a 5:10 am a 3:30 pm
Daylight St. Paul a 7:36 am a!0:2S pm
Daylight Chicago a 8:00 am all:10 pm
Local Chicago .all. -30 am a 6:10 pm
Local Cedar Rapids 6:10 rm
Limited Chicago a 8:15 pm a 9:15 am
Local Carroll a 4:00 pm a 9:50 am
Fast Chicago a 6:50 pm a 8:46 pm
Fast St. Paul a 1:10 pm a 8:16 am
Fast Mall a 2:40 pm
Rioux City b 4:00 Dm b 9:60 am
Norfolk ft Bonesteel....a 7:26 am a!0:35 am
Lincoln ft Long nne....D i:a am rjtoaa am
Chicago, Rock Ialaud A Pacific. "
EAST.
Chicago Daylight L't'd.a 8:56 am a 3:60 am
Chicago Daylight Local. a 7:00 am a 9:35 pm
Chicago Express bll:!5 am a 6:35 pm
Des Moines Express a 4:30 pm bll:60 am
Chicago Fast Express, .a 6:36 pm a 1:26 pm
Rocky Mountain L't'd...a 7:30 am a 7:25 am
Lincoln, coio. springs,
nnvr. Pueblo and
West a 1:30 pm a 6:00 pm
Colo., Texas, Cal. and
Oklahoma Flyer a 6:40 pm al2:40 pm
Wabash.
flt. T.nnla "Cannon Ball"
Express 6:66 pm a 8:20 am
Bt. Louis Local, Coun
cil Bluffs 9:16 am a 10:30 pm
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express a 7:35 am a 6:10 pm
Chicago, Minneapolis ft
St. Paul Limited a 7:60 pm a 8:06 am
Minneapolis ft St. Paul
Express b 7:36 am bl0:35 pm
Chicago Local 10:36 am
Chicago Express alO:S5 am
, Missouri Pacific.
St. Louis Express a!0:00 am a6:pm
K. C. ft St, L. Ex al0:60 pm a 6:15 am
m a
WEBSTER DEPOT 13TH ft WEBSTER
Chicago, Bt. rani, aIlnaeaolls ft
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger. ...a 6:30 am a 9(10 pm
Sioux City Passenger... a 1:00 pm all:20am
Oakland Local b 6:46 pm b 8:46 am
Mlasoari Paclflo.
Nohraaka Local. Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm alO.36 am
Chicago ft North western, Nebraska
and Wyoming Division.
Black Hills. Deadwood.
Lead, Hot Springs a ItOO pm a 6:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas ...............d 8:00 pm 6:00 pm
City, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Seward. ...b 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm
a
BURLINGTON STATION lOTH ft MASON
Barllngtoa ft Mlsaonrt Hirer.
... - Leve. Arrive,
Wvmore. Beatrice and
Lincoln a 8:50 am W2:0B pm
Nebraska Express a 8:50 am a 7:46 pm
Denver Limited a 4:10 pm a 6:45 am
Black Hills and Puget
Sound Express all JO pm a 8:10 pm
Colorado Vestlbuled v
jiiicuiii , n.v - v .w iiu a v:ue am
Fort Crook and Platts-
mouth b 8:15 pm b!fl:85am
neuevue racmu f.vi pm a 8:21 am
uenevue dt i'bciiic o.ou em
Kansas City, St. Joseph ft Conaell
Bluffs.
Kansas City Day Ex. ..a 9:15 am a 6 08 nm
St. Louis Flyer aliiptn all:u5am
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:4upm a 6:05 pm
Chicago, Barllngtoa ft tnlocr
Chicago Special a 7:00 am a 8:55 pm
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex. .a 4:00 pm a 7:45 am
Chicago Local... a 9:18 am all:00 pm
Chicago Limited a 8:05 pm a 7:46 am
v asi jviau
a 2:40 pm
a Dally, b Daily except Sunday, d Dally
except Saturday, e Dally except Monday.
TBAMSHLra.
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
Ntr Twta-Sorav StMaure U M Taae
MgW TOhK ROTTgHDAM. l UOULOuNg,
salllag WdBa4ar at la A sL
F TBdam Aug. itlPotadam SavL 9
Noordaia Aus. js ttatudiua Spc la
RolUnlaai BpU sRynUni Sept. XI
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
UO Dearborn ltN Chicago, 111.
Harry Moeraa, 101 raraaat n.. C. autkartate.
UM raraaaa aL, J. A karaaMa. IMi raraai au
Proieal by Flgaroa.
Expert Promoter It will be Impossible
to sell such food for 15 cents a package.
Inexperienced Inventor How do you
make that out?
Expert Promoter Well, the cost of man
ufacture, counting Interest at 40 per cent
oa the capital Invested, would be at least
1 cent a package, leaving only 14 cants a
package for advertising. Puck.
INDIANS HOLD TO TllE LAND
Effort! to Negotiate Treaty at Rosebud
IIT9 Sot Eeea EuocefuL
MAJOR M'LAUGHLIN HAS NOT GIVEN UP I
Falllag to eere Slgnatnres im loan
ell, He la Making Visits ta the
Indlaiys In Their ,
Homes.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Aug. 16. (Special.)
Information has been received here to the
effect that the Sioux Indians belonging on I
the Rosebud reservation have not yet con- 1
senled to the surrender to th government
of that portion of their reservation which
Is situated within the limits of Gregory
county. Borne opposition, much to the sur-
prise of everyone who has watched the
progress of the negotiations, has developed.
The tract proposed to be opened contains
an iimnl r,f 416000 acres of land, whtfh.
h- rA hn. ..m.m.nt. win tro-
vlri. arm. f len In Mch ef about
2.500 homesteaders.
Major James McLaughlin. Inspector of the
Indian bureau at Washington, has been at
... , . , " , . , , I
three weeks, endeavoring to secure the sig
natures of the Indians to the amended
treaty enacted by congress for the surren
der of the land. The several thousand
Sioux on the reservation were assembled
at the agency, where a number of councils
were held, at which Inupoctor McLaughlin
explained the provisions of the treaty.
which among other things provides that
the Indians shall receive the sum of $2.50
per acre for the land proposed to be mtr-
rendered.
The councils terminated rather unsatis
factorily. Opposition developed, and when
the Indians were called upon to step for
ward and attach their signature to the
treaty only a small minority .of the braves
responded, and tho council broke up.
It Is understood that Inspector Mc
laughlin will now visit the various districts
on the reservation and treat with the In
dians at their own homes, where they will
not be Influenced by the disturbing element
among them on the reservation.
On the reservation reside a number of
Ponca Indiana, and It Is among them that
the chief opposition to the treaty devel
oped. Those who are In a position to speak
for the Rosebud Indians declare there abso-
utely Is no question that when they give
proper consideration to the favorable pro
visions of the treaty they will no longer
withhold their consent to the surrender of
the 416,000-nere tract, and Inspector Mc
Laughlin's efforts will be crowned with
success.
NIGHTSHIRTS IN THE NAVY
Sailors SLaxrply Divided Over a Ques
tion More Perplexing Than
Mlmlo War.
Sharp discussion has been precipitated In
the navy by the proposition to supplant
the nightshirts by roomy suits of pajamas
as the nocturnal service uniform of the
American lackles. Advocates of the lnno-
vatlon have styled themselves the "pajama
hrtrade? and the ODDonents. who cling to
the old-time garment with a loyalty based
largely on sentiment ana tradition, are
dubbed "nlKhtlee."
Just now the "nighties" have the better
of It. but the members of the "brigade"
declare than when Secretary Moody and
Rear Admiral Taylor, the chief of the bu
reau of navigation, return to Washington
the potency of the arguments In favor of
the change will undoubtedly convince them
of the Injustice of the "nighties' " cause,
In the mall of Rear Admiral Taylor came
a radiant sample pair, of pajamas from a
prominent mercantile firm wnlch offered to
manufacture Jackles' ' panjamas after a
special pattern and design at a price of
$1.25 per pair. The pajamas have been
placed on file pending the rear admiral's
return frorri his vacation next month. Sec
retary Moody Is also away and the matter
will not be decided until September, when
both of these officials return to Washing
ton, and can give It their careful atten
tlon. Efforts will he made by the active
pajama brigade" to obtain a hearing be
fore the secretary.
The "brigade" claims that in the first
place the new garment is far more com
fortable, up to date and serviceable than
the nightshirt. The officers discarded
nightshirts for pajamas and the men see
no reason why they should not keep up
the pace set by their superiors. They call
attention to tne tact tnat pajamas are in
use In several foreign navies ana nave
proved satisfactory.
To offset these claims the "nighties'
contend that the old-time garment Is con
siderably more "get-ln-able, get-out-able
and washable" than pajamas: that the
nightshirt will stand the wear and tear of
ship life as no pajamas ever made can do,
Finally, they hold that a certain consid
eration la due to tradition which should not
be Ignored, and that tradition la decidedly
on the side of the nightgown
Another objection to the Introduction of
pajamas into the navy which a prominent
naval officer has advanced was that the
men will wish to report for early morning
scrubbing duty in pajamas instead of un
derclothes, as Is now customary. The sail
ors' underclothes are blue and make a sat
lsfactory uniform. ' While the Jackles are
busy scrubbing the deck and doing other
morning chores the pajamas can be easily
rolled ' up and the men win find them a
convenient uniform while performing these
duties.
In washing his clothes the Jackie la fas
tidious. He spreads each garment out on
deck and scrubs It with a stiff brush,
thoroughly soaped, both Inside and out
and then wrings and rinses It clear. It
Is easy to put a nightshirt through this
process, hut pajamas. It Is asserted, will
be more troublesome and will not stand
scrubbing so well. The discussion has
reached such a point and the question is
so momentous now, it Is said, only the sec-
retary of the navy can render a decision. -
Chicago Tribune.
Good Advice to Travelers.
Whether going to the mountains or sea
shore or taking a Journey on business or
pleasure never leave home without a bottle
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and DIar
rhoea Remedy. It Is worth many times Its
cost when needed, and may save life. Bur
It now . . .. .
Qf BUT THIS IS HOT STUFF"
Thaa Spoke Polly and Her Master
Subsequently Discovered He'd
A pretty poll-parrot frightened burglars
awsy from the apartments of Carl L.
Stearns on the top floor of the single flat
building at 869 Macon street, Brooklyn, re
cently before they had made the haul they
Intended. The burglars did get some
things and the polly learned a new saying,
which Is:
"Gee. but this Is hot stuff."
Mrs. Stearns and her son. Csrl, Jr.. are
spending ths summer at Mlddletown, N.
Y.. while Mrs. F. C. Sterns keeps house for
her son, who Is engage fn business in
Manhattan. On the .day of the robbery
Mrs. Stearns, the mother, went over to
Jersey to see some friends. She left about
8 o'clock is the morning after aha ted the
parrot and returned at 1 In the afternoon.
As soon as she opened the door she noticed
the parrot was much excited and hi greet
Ing to her was:
"Gee, but this Is hot stuff.'
Mrs. Stearns thought that the parrot's
actions were very unusual, but she did not
miss a little Japanese box that Mt
Stearns, the daugrrter-ln-law, kept on her
chiffonier, and which was known In th
family as the strong box. This box con
talned the valuable papers cf the house
hold, many broken rings and pins and
some other trinkets. When her son came
home from Manhattan that night the parrot
greeted him with the same old welcome
Gee, but this is hot stuff,
Last night, when the postman came
around with the ( o'clock delivery he had
quite a number ot letters for Mr. Stearns.
One of them was a bulky envelope and
another was a big packnge. Mr. Stearns
was rather perplexed st the amount of
mall he was receiving, hut he tore off the
envelope wrapper and beheld his policy In
the Queens Insurance company. As he sat
looking at it and wondering how It had
from him and come back through
ne mans, me parrot again mutea in
hut mis IB not sturr.
Then Mr. Stearns soon discovered that
l"" Jl'nnese sironw vox. was lnitwin,
Mgeriy ne uni ea in. pacaage. r ra w
" ' insurance poucy m in.
insurance pj ana ,nen
he found some more papers. I-sstly he
came across this note, written In a clear,
flowing hand:
"You've good parrot. If It hadn't been
for that bird we could have mide a good
haul. Tho parrot screamed and made so
much noise that we were afraid the neigh
bors would he aroused so we only took tha
box- and skipped. We return the papers.
which are of no value to us and may be of
value to you." Brooklyn Engle.
. THE ANT.
Facia About One of Nature's Most In-
daatrioiia Creatures,
When spring cotnos with all Its wealth
of opening buds and new flowers, the ont
Is preparing for a season of profitable In
dustry. It conies out of Its winter quarters and
locates a new home where It can store
awny, during the summer months, the sus.
tennnce for tho long winter days.
Just ns industrious ss the ant but In
a different way, are the countless Infin
itesimal germs which burrow into the scalp
and eat away at the roots of the hair.
As they burrow away dandruff forms,
and If the germs are not all killed, bald
neps results.
Newbro's Herplclde Is the only known
remedy which kills the germs.
Sold by leading druggists. Send lOe In,
stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co.,
Detroit, Mich. Sherman & McConnell Drug
Co. special agents.
(Jetliner the Right Direction.
Once upon a time Judge Carter was rid.
Ing through a rural district In Virginia,
writes Stewart Edward Clark In the Outr
look. He stopped at a negro's cabin to get
his direction. "Uncle," said he, "can you
direct me to Colonel Thompson's?"
"Yes, sah," replied tho negro; "yo" goes
down this yah road "bout two mile till yo
comes to an oi aiim tree, and then yo
tu'ns sha'p to th' right down a lane fo
'bout a qua'ter of a mile. Thah you see
a Wk 'white house. Yo' wants to go through
th' ya'd to a paf that takes yo' a spell td r
a gate, io ioiiows tnat roaa to in ler
I 1,11 y comes to three roads -goln' up a
mil; ana. jeage, it aon t matttn wnicn ona
of them thah roads yo' take, yo' sure geta
lost anyway!"
He Died Game,
The man who was No. 5 in the matri
monial catalogue of the woman with the,
Iron Jaw, and will and the double-geared,!
tongue, was dying. He had been a bad
man (he couldn't help It). , ',. ,' : '. "';''
His desire was to pass away without fun
nier argument,- but she of the Iron and
double-geared fixture found It out and
summoned a minister. . ' ,
But death favored No. 8, for when the l
spiritual comforter arrived be was getting
ready to topple over the brink. ;. j
The minister bent over him and whls- j
pered In his ear: "My poor sinner, do you j
know where you are goingT"
'Yes," was the feeble but tearless reply, ;
"out of the frying pan Into the fire."
Baltimore American. ' ,
The Peril of Our Time
Is lung disease. Dr. King's New Discovery
I for Consumption, Coughs and Colds cures
iung trouble or no pay. 60c, 81.00. For sale
l Dy Kuhn ft Co.
4496 Blouse Waist, 12 to 40 bast
Woman'a Blouse Waist 4496To be mad
with or without the .fitted lining. Blouse
waists create an ever Increuswig demand.
They are greatly in vogue both for tha
entire gown and the separate bodice and
show almor.t endless variety. This one la
Imado of white batiste, unllned, with tiny
pearl buttons as trimming and is charming;
but the design csn be reproduced In any
I of the seasons materials, and later, will
be admirable for soft wool and silk waist.
- Ings when the fitted lining win be found
I desirable.
The 'al,,t consists of the foundation, that
I Is smoothly nttea ana closes at tne center
front, the fronts and the back. The' back la
tucK'a ,n TOU" that xtenl 'or Its entire
figure, the fronts In narrow tucks at the
center and again at the shoulders, where
they extend to yoke depth, with-wider
tucks between the two which serve to out
line the center and give a vest effect. The
sleeves are plain, snug, above the elbows
and full below, with straight cuffs. At the
neck Is a stock with a turnover in clerical
style. .
The quantity of material required for the
medium else is 44 yards 21 Inches wide, t
yards 27 Inches wide r 2' arda 14 Inches
wide. - .
The pattern 4496 Is cut in sites for a 83,
I 84. 80, 88 and 40-lnch bust measure.
For the accommodation of The Bee
readers theae patterns, which usually retail
at from 25 to 60 cents, will be furnluhed at
a nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all
expense. In order to get a pattern snclos
10 cents, give noiaUr and name ot pattern,
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