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SPECIAL _NOTICES 8¢ delivered on presentation of e eheek onl TUATIONS WANTED, GOOD bookkeeper, with mlne n(‘re{erflln: r‘fi, would Uke steady position at moderate talary, Address K & A—504 20 WANTED, place to do ® family. K 40, oneral housework ee. A—MMO 30% WANTED=MALE HELP, aoi{n me Increased pay. o 4 ANTED, & g00d man In every county to take subscriptions for The Twentieth Cen- tiiry Farmer. Our agents make good wages everywhere. Keleronces required, Twentleth Century l-‘Da:n};r. d ence required l.uuln; Jew-ler, 16th and BA— THE RISDON Iron Works, San Francisco, offer oxcellert inducements to skilled me« chanics at thelr new works covering 4 actes on water front of city; specially re- quire bollermakers, patternmakers, sh'p- smiths, alko machihe blacksmiths capable of handling work with steam hammer; $3.60 per day for ten hours; fare refunded in short period f satisfactory scrvide, fleady employment. ' Ofce, Teale wnd Tiowara Bis., an Francisco. B-MEONG* NURBES' Training School, Pucblo, Col).; thtes months' course; diplomas; opens November 15; write. B- M7 N§* WANTED, men without money to thelr halr cut and shave RE Barber College, 162 Farnam st., . ANl work by students under skilled teachers. Room' for 600 men duily. B-M705 31% ) at 'nm MOLER Barbor College, 1623 Farnam wants ‘men to learn the barber trade, W "mopthy term COmMpletes, two years apprenticeship saved by free clinie, expert instructiong, lectures, etc., tools presented each_student, board 'inclided, wages and experience in' shops Saturdays from start; no trade offers better inducements, posi- {ions always open. Call or write fof cata- ONE competent bookbinder, Omaha, l'uhllv: lerlry‘ Illll lnd I(nnley B-M4 WANTED—A young man or boy stenogra- pher-typewriter who can read his notes, spell and punctuate well, at a moderate salary, to go nto a law office in the couniry; one who has been reared on a farm and who I8 studying law or wishes to study Iaw. preferred. Addfess I v WANTED, experienced Turkish bath man, at once. 'Garretson Turkish Bath Parlois, Sloux City, Ia. 30 WANTED, & or 10 men to , husk corn, 3¢ per bushel board; corn good and’ clean. \\'llllnm sprldlrn Sloan, la. B—M99 31° averywhere, hustiers to t ribute clre u|nr» samples, ¢ Sun Adveris: B—M#3 500 2600 N st B—MM4 30¢ \\'Ickh-nm L NBST e PANTSMAKER. Steve Volz, Bouth Omathi WANTED, 2 hrkkmmmm Bros., Councll Blufts. WANTED, 3 lood jflh hundl l!endy ; work. Jacob North & Co., Lincoln, l;; eb. REY: }}oous'fiufiz housekeeping. st FOR RENT=HOUSES, MODERN 7-room cottage worth 8¢ Inquire $02 Ho. $0th D M010 Na* s, £ood barn, Poppletor | A oom hou lmpmwm.nu M FOR_RENT, modern Ave, 'Phon 2§ 8. WTH AVE, new brick dwelling ot §-rooms, thoroughly modern, first-class in every pn'rn(ulnr. %0, Garvin Bm- It 4 O0M, lrh‘lly mnd»rn hous fon, JSth and Jackson Sts. _Turkington, &% FO! rnom-. mnflorn with furnace, D% Bouth sheh Avel § ‘rooms, modern, with ‘furnace, barn beautiful shaded lawn 120x180 feet, No. uth 8t.. Btringer, &4 Paxton blo l"OI’! R NT, brick hflun. 8 rooms, modera, t 220 N, 23a. 362 FOR RENT, Q'Q’lnl 16-room residence and barn, thoroughly modern, complete In all respects; known as the Karbach houte cor. 20th and Leavenworth, Inquire w“ 8. 20th st D-—M398 N1* TWO modern houses, ach, ; now being thor- onxhly overhauled. Rent, $25 per month OMANA LOAN & TRUST €O, joun and Douglas s ¥OR R . #-room cottag 8t, ¥ Inquire at &7 . 26% Blondo . 19th, St Bt -r. house; $10.06, FOR R s.r. 20 Douglas Bt. MODERN 4-r. fla Inguire D-—-M653 m2 8. 1th. DM GOOD HOUSES FOR RENT. 10 rooms and barn, modern except furnace, 994 N. 2ith ave., §25, 9 rooms, city water, 1120 8, 19th st., $20. 7 rooms, city water, 2431 Emmet, $13. 6 rooms, city water, 1126 8 10th'st., §14. JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1502 FARNAM 8T 1337 8, 3lst, Sr., 880, HARRISON & MURTON D119 N§* TWO 8room houses, $12 and 823 finely furnished 7-room mogdern h Lyman Waterman, 09 Bee Moz %00 FOR RENT—Modern 9-room. houn at 3916 Florence boulevard. —M923 4% zm 8. ®th st city_ water, §7. W07 Decatur at,, well, $10. 1514 B %8th st modern, $25. 42 Harney st), 7 rooms, modern, 3§15 2768 Webster st., 6 roomi modern, $22.60. 3407 Jackson st 2811 Bristol st., 7 a4, 5 rooms, PA Main floor New \’erk Llh hulldlnl DMt 1 FIRST-CLASS b-room and bath, modern cottage, $15. borhood. 1513 N. 2th, JUST ready. rooms, Two new modern houses, § including bath and reception rooms, furnace, electric lights, oak f8nish, Btrictly first-clags houses and nelghbor- hood. _ 2817-%31 North 2ith St #0. In- quire 05 N. Y. Life. ~931 3% ‘OR RENT, “modern 7-room. flat at 4o N 987 3¢ 7-ROOM modern house. bath, furnace, with hot water attachment. 615 Deurfl’(u 3 7-ROOM house and barn. P. J. Nlchnll .n|s fornia. H———, “M3 Leaven | 1THE O fAHA DAILY REE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1901. AGENTS WANTED, RIAL Life of McKinley, four hn [ vnl»- 100 halftones, $1.50: free Hixenbaugh & E, hln»k. Omaha. AGENTS wanted for new “publications; prospectus, etc., free. George Harrie Eon, 119 Walniit St Philadelphia, - %0 Jani2 vending machines, weil lo- ¥ from $% to 81w per month; ta wanted. JTowa Vending Machine Humboldt, la. 684 N24* OM. Van Btur. Co,, 16113 Farn. Tels. 166056 —490 T SRAGE, low ra PACIFIC Btorage 914 Jonee, general Deright, 1119 Farnam N d Warehouse Co., orage and for! 12 ding. —459 -_— e WANTED=TO BU WANTED, 10 carloads of fur for 8t. Louis Expo. Tel, 1" Lavine, 306 N, i6. N3t 'ms_In ensts l‘ \l b Ik ’lurklnllnn (] He: g Nebrasig, RANCE policies purchlnd utnam Co., 504-6 Building, a. faha. FOR SALE~FURNITURE. (.mc;\oo rnmllun (.o 1410 Dodg be room and other hous ain if sold at once. Tel. . J0th Ave. O—644 ll)( ol’ L." lul FOR SALE~HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. GOOD repal Froat's; th and 1 FUR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS, 2DHAND sate cheap. Deright, 1119 Farn, Q4o ndard makes, luld.nn!ud.gfll 813 EDISON & COLUMDIA talking machin and records. Omaha Blcycle Co,, 16th and Chicago. Q-S04 l‘lR timbers for housemovers, etc, i 1 ft., cribbing and hog fence. 5. LHOILL lot of milch cows for sale cheap. 1‘ anpblll 4213 Center Bt. q 91 0 to 901’ Doug- Q496 nwmu phactons, surreys, wagons. bi- big stock new, sccond-hand bar- Fredrickson, 1th and Dodge. a -—MVU N1 {ires PHAETOYM o Qldlnd “rubber a and 1 Rockaway. 1 uck and '3 broughame: 1 “depot wagon Becoud-hand hurne UMMOND ‘CXRR1AGE cO. 18th and Harn FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. DEWEY European hotel. 13th and Farnam. E—4s3 THE THURSTON. Cool, alry rooms, 12 8. 11th E-M971 ONE nice furnished room for rent cheap. %0 N. 2d st B-MT 2 Housekeeping rooms, $8. 2022 St. Mary's. i b 5 n for Omi ol Eroceries o tho retail trade house having an estab- llshad tr-d-. grocery clerk preferred; must give bon Address 816, care of Lord Chicago. M50 40* mpl: m l shippers Dl ny kllul fll’ trel| hl in ¢ loka'lo 8; iberal commission. R. 8 ens, 18 Broadway, New York, piL b WANTED, 60 GIRLS, all kinds work. Ca ldhn OM(‘I A_GOOD paying position to an energetic lady in each town; also lady travelers to represent us. Thyrold-Lymph Bee Bld, WANTED, two youns ladies to learn mm dressing, manicuring and chiropod all or ‘write, Room 20, Bee Bidg. lcoupmzm‘ eneral hou . 8. Hal erman Ave, 693 ee &irl_for 1, 2216 SOUTH front room with alcove, with or without board. 2380 Harney St. ; oMo N1 T ——— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport Bt. 485 LARGEST stock of latest combination ‘graphophon.s, records and supplics. Come and see them. Fredcruk-on.q itth and _Dodge 8 FOR ALE, Indles’ Rambler wheel for !|0 to save winter's storage. Call 106) Geor- gla Av Q615 SMALL “Natlonal” cash rogister for sal Call‘on of address C. B. Liver & Co. K Harney. Q-Mili FOR SALE, a very l-rf: frame stable, 3902 Davenport st. Apply o Mr. Roman Gurc- Q-M107 % ner, on the place, GASOLINE lamp that will give perfect satisfactiol generator; one match ""l'l"m I 2 o more (o rin 11 thin smal Veek's “Srinf Frot, Bicy' prices. Louis Flescher, Telephofte 814, Al_HORSE and phaeton, 1318 Farnam or 113 Dodge. put out on one yles "t reduced 102 Cap, Ave M- cheap. lnqulre MO Q— GLENLAIRN. transient $1.2 day. llfi Dou‘. NICE home for )’uunl men. 108 B. 2th st. F=516 &9 6. %TH AVE, for gentlemen. F—Ms89 N, CLATRVOYANTS MRS, FRITZ, Clairvoyant, 819 N. 16th, 8498 MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 §. ith. 549 PERSONAL, ONEY TO LOAN=REAL ESTATE. | PRIVATE 1 mon!)’ ~F.D. Wead, 1824 De Dou‘: WANTED, city loans and Farnam Smith & Co., 180 | PRIVATE money. Sherwood, #7 N. Y, Ia E Wi | WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and warrants, - Peters & Co., 17"’ Flrlllm St., Rer Bldg. - @4 TO § P. C. money. Bemls, Pexia n;u Wl 000 SPECIAL '\md loans 1 w;-m Garvin Bros., 1604 !-':?n'l!n“'o'e.' 300, 4400, m PRIVA'”‘ mrmey to_loa ars. L. Belby, Bnnr a K SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, e01-2 N, ¥ L 518 MONEY to loan on lmprmod Omaha re estate. Breunan-Love Co, 308 !uulh !31 N vfil W. B. MEIKLE, 401 8. 16th 8t.. loans money on residerce property at 5 per cent W x, —_— MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS. ONE HUNDRED JHOUSAND DOLLARS W, a8 IN”'IUMB 3 3 0, W ST nw. N FURNITU. fldl‘ 'JS H o ¥ , HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. Also Io flc\h RIED PEO PLE on their plaiy note at rates whluh honest people can afford to pay. The prop. erty to remain undisturbed in your pos- sesston, You get the money the same day ou ask for It and the traisaction is held n lll’l(. st tanlh‘l!nce Office hours, § a. ednesday and Saturday uh.lnn" COMPANY. Floor, Paxton Block. X—ob— m. b enjrigs Untn § RLLIABI h. Room &, | 91,40=For & neat &-r. cottage, LOR SALE=REAL ESTATE. (BARGAINS - WALLACE 1 believe each one of, the ertles an especlal bargain fered away below their renl val very cheap, either for homes or vestment $3,000Takes a steam-hented, moder house, full lot, beautitul locatl tal value $380 o year; southwest r 1ot W0x140, with modern 6-r. house nearly new, on 19th 8t boulevard. Rents, $300 & year £2,250-Buys one of the best bullt houses in Shinn's add., modern, S-r. lot 60x12i House cost more thai price. Charles, 182,660 26th 2002 WiHl tuke this week two houses, 9-r. other i.r., sewer inside, sinks, each ot wxIw0; rental, year. 1l sell separately at and llv N renting at $1%0 A year one T 1,20 17th, near Make $1,00 Takes a large corner lot, 4-r. house, barn, room for two more houses. So. 17th, near Vinton. Rental value, $120 Corby, ofter, n year. $ W0-For n large east front corner lot, Central Park, with well built 6-room house, trees, shrubbery. o e for Anv fian 10 get A comtortable home very cheaply. Improvements worth twice the price. VACANT. 25 Buys chofce lot, Msrediih Ave., bet. 4ith and 2th. For & fine wouth front lot on Ames J.J, Smith's residence ine” lot.™ MR10. menr 20th boulevard; other lots In this vicinity have so0ld readily In the last two years At $800. 1 can sell 6 of these lots in bunch for 83,600 Positively the best vcant residerico property bargain in the city. Look “at that beautiful vacant between Grant and Lake and 28th, and get plot and WALTARR! AROWA property th and Very cheap. BLOCK RE-#0% S8EE HENRY B. PAYNE, 0012 N. Y, Lite. RE-—462 PER————.. .. 1 MONEY loaned on plain not, eople; business confidential; 14 Paxton block. The J. A. Hu"uxn L‘ MONEY TO LOAN ON Furniture and planos, Horses, wagons and carriages. Also on BALARIES. You get the money on short notice. You receive the full amount in cash Yuu may keep It one month or mote. You pay tor only what tme you keep it Qur rates are-as low us tho lowest. Our business Iy confidential 19 Board ot Trade Lldg. (Established 159:.) %o & LARGEST BUSINESS in LOANS TO SALARIED PEOVLE, merchants, team- siers, bourding houses, etc., without se- CUFity; vasiest terms; 40 offices in princi- E'“ cltles. T3tman, "0 Board ot Trade SALARIES, FURNITU. r) Paxton blocl northeast corner 16t| nnu Farnam; entri q ce on 16th street. MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, Jow- elry; also to salaried people without seour- ity; cheap rates; easy puyinents confidential. Foley Loan Co., sul to Duft Green, R. 5, Barker Bik, ;4 MONEY lcaned on planos, furnitur elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, fod ! FLOUR mill for o owing to death ot rietor one of the best equipped nuu|: s [ M(Lfl I\l FOR SALE, Vx'nwl;m‘l:nrr. stock in good condition and will ‘Invoice About. $1.0). Addross 3. Datley, Bewurd, New. RP‘STAI RANT, finest equipped; controls «8 (rade in town 10,000, 4 of Umnhl eastern business requires owner's attention; fixtures very best (new ture of 7 rooms above; at barguln cash, balance easy. J.-H. Johnson, Life. Y- ADVERTISE successtully { business; send for my advertiser's pocket guide of money making lsts of leading dallies, weeklies and_monthiies, 1 to the best known mediums. und interesting. to bej Rudolph Guenther, newsi r and magu- zine advertising, 108 Fulton St., New York Postal cards not answered Y—-MTS5 N2¢ FOR SALE—A splendid practice and of- fice equipment, including Haltz X-ray and static machine and complete elec- trical outfit; snap for any physiclan and surgeon; good field for a hnmt'ukulhl(‘ ractitioner; address at once arco ozzaris, Deadwood, 8. D. Y—M9I6 4 G T for mail order F—M310 rooms, I"—M)Ol lfig'“ with or without 16th and_ Chicago F-—-Mies N '11 THE ROSE. 2020 Harne board, STEAM-HEATED room goard.” Midland hot 5. DAY board tor two gentlemen; private family: rates reasonable. Apply 26: Dav. enport. F—0b6 31° THE I’RA‘!‘T——NI:Q room with | nol heat. 213 8, 26th 8t FRONT room and alcove with board. 25 Harney. F—-9@2 N3* ood_wages, Park Avi el 1 WANTED—(‘nmpalent cook; Apply Mrs, T. J. Rogers, 11 WANTED, two young Iady students to lnm halrdressing, manicuring a) hi y_and sclentifio massage. R 220, Bee bld, WANTID» ladles to learn halr drl m-nleurlnx or faclal massage, only fo ‘weeks required, comparatively no expens some wages from start; catalogue artioulars mailed free. Moler Coll l"ll’nlm » [ M'lfll R WANTE rlenced nurse gIrl to take ‘care of child { years old and to do sesord work; good wage: 18 St. Marys Aye. to_comy unt il lnr enera 1916 \vlp' b ' ] GIRL WANTED—A! the (recht at_onc no washin| — MO \VsANTED. nurse girl. ADNY 8 ’ t HELP WANTED, MEN -nd wnm-n to do ‘van‘ At _hom must write a fair Wi working. e\enms-. positively no ing; Inclose stamp. Northwest Co., Box 52, Minneapolis, Minn. nvas; Copylng 647 30% FOR RENT-HOUSKS, ir vou want your homes well place them With Benawa & Co. pousd BEC HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. Y, LIFE, ) & D40 t Omuha rnam, MOVE right ‘0., office 1511% NO hard coal needed, central, seven room Rougel aiso five ‘room ‘fiat’ Tizard, a4 D608 N 1 00M d m(-iua Touse, hdarn Tlawn, etc., 721 8. 37th. I all Will' Browne. 3105 Howard st. T RARM 2" Himiton, B8 Tron 10 ronml modern, dry, tlt."t‘ly‘m‘!l No, 18t P Farnam 8t D~ MéoL ace, pall ph 10 lr\‘n ‘rol. 184 74 MAPL § rooma, 3. NN fi:nzmfi"'u’i"‘i""gi‘b P o | Dok FURNISHED rooms with board in private family, modern conveniences, prices rea- sonable; one room suitable for two gen- tlemen. ' 2623 Davenport Bt. '—906 4° e ——————— FOR RENT=UNFURNISHED ROOMS, LESK room space, $ toor room The B Farnam st or janitor Rental A LIGHT lwuulunnln P Bl Mary's ave, G902 “unfurnished light modern except neat, THREE rooms, N 2oth. housekesping cheap. it FOR RENT=STUORES AND OFFIUE! FOR RENT, store ln nrlt-cllll locatlo! ly R Py s FOR KENT, office with v.ul( and part fAiret floor or a‘l‘ tp fldflorf“ "l L}:]‘)rrl.y St. Midland Gless and Faiut Co., arney [ oty FOR RENT the bulldlx'l" lormerly oc; e fnterested apply Water, secretary, room 100, Bes Bnlldl AGENTS WANTED, AGENTS wanied; out great set of “hris 8 books now ready; best and newest Dooks for children; colored pictures: low- st prices; best seliers ever known; agenta elling from 12 to 2 books per day life ot Wil McKinley and complete stor ul hl- assassination, mcluding ilves nd Garfleld ‘and stori ubout b0 extra 'arge lEgest, best Dook; superbly flly ket Jomast price; handsone and val able premium; 15 per cent to agents; ono book free with each ten ordered; treight pald; credit given; no experien biry: ‘Gutnt free; well’ the best 'book: make the most money; ive the most liberal treatment; all or shipped duy they are recelved; we own the largest binderles and are the only shipping booki Dearborn st., \VANTFD. Sountont ol 12 TIE‘I H LENTI'R romptly. leago, 1L ] ons ‘for FA nlfl.R ln'.I lJ This splendid book contalns 1.400 rlnl nun\n pages, 800 object-teaching the only book on live o ' Canvassers make casiy to $100 per ‘month. Address Century ‘wrmer Bollcitors’ Bureau, Fee bulldi maha. -4# HOUBES—WHEATON, % Paxton Bk, Ring- D-M10T— TROOM, modern, 518 8. 220 8t T M, ‘alt Bros., Barker Block. DR. ROY, chiropodis! ous hair removed Frenzer block. RUPTLBI CURED withoul lh' knlh—_. flm- pire Rupture Cure, 92 N, Y, Ll U x corns lnd lunernu- y, electricity. u—em FOR EXCHANGE, GOOD Omaha property for western land; might add some cash. Add""ak 2, Bee, BLITE PARLORS, 616 So. 16th tlill Z“tl floor, MME. 8MITH, baths, 118 N, 15, al:) Aaur, N MME. AMES, 317 N. 15, flat B, baih M o1 way to heaith; rational, 38’ Bee Bldg VIAVA, woman' unul-wmn home treatment. OMAHA Accordion Pl l Co., 1624 Dou! as. 'ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, beat an quickent. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17th nn& F r- nam, ADV. calendars, Burkley mfi._c‘{m 1% GRAMOPHONES and suppl! gnd retail. Collins Plano Co., xw Duul' a PRIVATE ho:ml-l. n.ntmanl. b tore and a{.rm. con- es ‘adopted. 2308 Grant Bt. U=t ACRE LOT, GOOD 8-ROOM HOUSE and barn, etc., sightly, 1 mile from Hanscom Park, 81800, it § acres, south of Ruser's, $500. 4 acres, 63d and Poppleton, 31,000, David C. Patterson, 1628 Farnam. g RE—MS17 N2 PLATTE VALLEY FARM. 4% ncres, near Kearney, well improved, un- der diteh, 320, Smaller tracts, under irri- i '?’l-?{lon‘::: Alfalfa Land Co., Omaha. FOR !ALI l bn new m house, nlckel plumbln(‘ nnrullln bath tub, B0-ft. lot; owner has just bgen transterred to nnomer city and wishes to sell at ohce, J. H, SBherwood, 937 N. Y. Life HI I“ PRIVATE home fo Iu e befdoretlnd -Aab ing and chiro- 4 only. in connection With e 0 bldg. U~28 $3.50 BUYS TAL No more, no llr right here. MADE PANTS, $35). 850 nzk-cnonl. Made Grand Pants Co., 3% No, 16th, — M3 N17 CHIROPODY a speclalty. In connection ith The Bathery) rooms -0 Beg bdg. o KI l’TL‘RE permunemly cured Iu 0 fo 60 dnyl send for cireular. O, Wood, M . 691 New York Life Bldg., Omaha, Ne “TRAINING 8CHOO| [, FOR NURSES. oy, M connection, with The Bathory: building. Tel MR. 8. BOEHM who has been for many (nlrfi with 'the Hoston Store, desires to form his friends that he is now manager k and suit (h' rtment of the tore, 16th and Farnam streets, will' be glad to see his many U—639 30 But, helnre you start met a NCB'OI OMAHA Then you o onjoy vourself. Union made. 1 &l wholesale: 5c straight retall. F. STOEC KER CIGAR, CO U=$50 N2 \\.\N'rrn boys, women and men for Trinity cathedral choir; speclal ndva ey ivee 1o mugle (vorel ond Tnoe mental). Address Prof. Wright, L. L. M Srmaniat and cholrmaster. Suiia s, ue bldg 2 3 MONEY TO LOAN-R +AND i per cont loans. e Naddonal ‘Ba W LOA a and western Towa farms a borrowers can any multiple; any interest Brennan-Love 309 So. Neb. ) nd hnn “lands for 5 :ASH Pacific Railroad company. McA s:;r, lu:d :""6',';,‘:"."" Union Pa- uarter , Neb. cific Headq! Rl‘. SPECU ne Ninth 8t trackage r de| ot 6,00, Todd, Ht haw York |&|r near dep: ! FOR BALE, M-acre farm, four xfi; fr‘ur; city; govd barn, house and well. Inquire ohn "I Tidd, Gounell” Blurs Savinga bank, or 73 llow avenue, Zounc! Bhute ! RE--M#) OUSES and lots In all parts of city; al MOt property and tarm’ lands. The O: Davis Co., Hoom 82, Bee anuumlf HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loan B nairance. "“Homis, Paxioh Blk heds, iste"n, Ol(. ; one mile out of town on main_road. Inquire at 335 Broadway, _Council Blufts, Ta RE-NAG 7-ROOM, all modern hous! !fl"o Dod'e IL CLARKE POWELI 'Phone 921, 20 Ncw York l.lfl‘ CHAS. B, WILLIAMSON, 120 Farnam St. RE-5a1 SEVERAL good farma for sale §00d farming country. For further particulars Tirite or call on H. L. Ludlum, Plainvicw, Neb. -M93 TEL THRIE ONE-FOUR. HARRI!O A —34L Nl' awson county, in growing this ALFALFA FALFA— Nebraska leads the worl wonderful plant. Come and see what we have. Raiiroad fare will be returned to all land buyers ‘who ' transact bu through the real ~stat ed farm north ear county line In Wash- fngton county: has some fruit (rees und is “model farm at great bargain. Chris Boyer, 2nd and Cumings st. R} A FARM FOR SALE. MEDICAL. ‘nowledged leadin of women in Omaha, ng confinement, ot 1or AFregulariticn, no cause. Call or addres Pries, Arlington blork stamp, . Omaha. Dodge, lll! LADIES—$00 reward falling to rellove case of abnormal Auppression in 3 hours Price, §2. Dr. Mead Remedy Co., 412-17 Quincy Bt, Chicago, 1il. —9-N-2 LADIES, I will send you free my recolpt for simple, safe, guaranteed monthly reg- 'ator on recelpt of stamp: don't worry, but send for receipt at once; rellef in 24 hours; it never fafls 4th st', Des Moines, Ia. Mrs. ‘DeGrau, 630 MO41 0% LOST, two large envelopes containing papers valuable to owners only, one ad- dressed to J.'B. Berry, chief enginesr, and the other o J. 8 Sykes, chief clerk’gen- eral ' mankgor's " ofhce.” Umion - Padinc, Qmaha, between Union statlon and Unlon Pacitic'headquarters about 3:45 p. m., Oc- tober 1ith. Suitable reward for betar LOST—Small brown money and Key. ur The B Office and recelve liberal reward. Lost—912--300 ee TEOPATHY, JOHBSON lnllltn\. 515 N. g Bldg. 1664, _Alice Johnson, D. O., lldle- d"'i Gid E. Johnson, O!lelthll(. M] DONOHUE, Oluopllh Paxton Blk. Tlll.lfl DR. A, 1. HUNT, sulte 512, McCague Bldg. Tel. 23 '" —50 GREQG Shorthand, Om. C. Col. 16th & Dgue A. C. VAN BANT'S school. 77 N. Y. Lite. i BOYLIS' Collego, court reporter principal. Ues Bida. = NEB. Business & Shorthand Co College, and‘ Theater, FURNITURE nacALRING, TEL. 1381, M. 8. Walklin, 211 Cuming 8t 6 — . PATENTS. WILL BUY any good invention or Address Lock ng 60, Des l(olnu.p_‘w, HAVE cash for_good natent ot Invention. Address F. O. Box 8, Omaha, Neb. —4i4 N1o NIUKEL PLATING, STOVES, lamj ting Co. Tel. EXPRESS AND MOVING, PHYSICIANS, Dr. Gertrude Lu-uaon. 1607 Dolll PI\O . Ou c=—_—==—_—__=——_—m PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan Office, rellable, accommo ‘ing; all businens confidential. 131 Dou gu. BOOKKEEPING, LESSONS in bookkeeping, etc., day or even. R. 15, Com. Nat. Bank. G. R- Rathbun. Fol ND. near Y. M. C. A. of spectacles; owner cal for same. MMERING AND STUTTERING, N Ly S U CURED. Julla Vaughn, 4% Ramge Blas e ——— CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of clrmnur repairin, proley lttend.d to. J.T. Oehmm. Mg FARMS FOR RENT, «@0_ACRES near Gretna, Sarpy county. Duff Green, room §, Barker block. —568 ety BOILER MAKERS, iler. Wor team bollers, tanks, ofil‘c‘:l‘ Eloc h 12th and lura_a“ m MIRROR FACTORY, 2 100king glasses restivered. 708 N 16 Damage . s N1 e T——— DRESSMAKING, Miss rdy, 2576 Hari e N LAUNDRY, OMAHA Bt undry; shirts, 70; e e T ek mworin, L _ ] STOVES, iogQlars 1. B4T. 843 WE carry the biggest line of otoyes in cf luy of rices ri . Ire o Furnitare Co. i B Hiy 3:‘0!. TRUNK FACTORY, TRUNKS, traveling baj repaired. Om. Trunk sult actory, EGAL NOTICE, POSTOFFICE NOTIOR, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice fs hereby given that bids will be received at the office of Geo. D. Follmer, commiseioner of public lands and build- inge, Capitol buflding, Lincoin, Nebraska, until 12 o'clock noon of November, 101, for furni material and performing the labor necessary to re build the west wing of the Hospital the Insane at Norfolk, Nebraska Plans and specifications for the same may be secn at the office of the commis- sloner_of public lands and buildings, Lin- coln, Nebraska: at the office of Dr, Fred- erick Teal at the Hospital for the insane, Norfolk, Nebraska, and at the office of R! W. Grant, architect, Beatrice, Nebraska. Blds wiil be recelved for the building complete {n accordance with the drawings and specifications; also separate bids for the structural metal installed in the bufld- for all labor and material neces- omplete the bullding excepting the structural metal Blds must be sealed and addressed to the commissioner of public lands and butld- ngs, Capitol bullding, Lincoln, Nebraska, and ‘all blds must be designated on the envelope, “BId for material and labor for rebuilding wing to the Norfolk Hospital for_Insane. The Board of Publie Lands and Bufld- inks reserves the right to reject any or all and to walve any defects or frregularitios. The burning of the Hospital for the In sane at Norfolk has created an emergency by reason of which it Is made necessazy nce rebulld the west wing of sald Butiting. There are no funds Sppropriateq In the trenaury for such rebuilding and all parties bidding thereon must do 80 with the understanding that no money can be pald on any contract let thereunder until an ap{‘!rvl\rlnlion for that purpose has been assed by the legislature of the state of Nebraska GEO. D. FOLLMER, Com. of Public Lands and ngw. Oot- lM-m GOVERNMENT NOTICE PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES [~Chiet Quartermanter's Office, ‘Chicgo, 111, Oct, 28, 1901.—Sealed proposals, in tri cate, will be received at this ofice untild o'clock, noon, standard time, Nov. 7, for furnishing and delivering 128 ariniery Horses at Chlcago, 111, or New York City. Proposals will be ‘entertained for delivery at raflroud points other than those stated above. Particulars and blanks for pro- posals will be furnished on application. Envelopes cnn(ninlu’ proposals to _be ens dorsed “Proposals for Artillery Horses' and addressod to Col. E, B, ATWOOD, Chiet Quartermaster. ~ ~ 0%-18-29-% N4-§ OFFICE constructing quartermaster, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, October 25 1901 Sealed propossle, i triplicate, will be re- celved here Lt 11 ., central time, November 8 1001, for conatruction of & sewor, manholes ' and flush tanks, and changt n’ water main at this post. lflh\r- mation furnished on application here. B rvs e to Boobm of ReJect sy OF ail_propcsals, or any part thereof. En- velopes to be endorsed, “Proposals for Sewer System, etc.' Addmg«d D Fio M o Carthy, Q. M. ot -6 OFFICE (‘IH F Ql ARTP‘I(MASTEK. Omaha, 1901, Bealed pro- posals, ' in lrlrlhnp Taabject to the usnai conditions, wlll be recelved at this office until 10 o'clock a. m., central time, Novem- ber 28, 1901, for the construction of a forage storehouse at Fort 8ill, O. T. Full infor- mation furnished upon application to this office, or to the quartermaster, Fort Sill, where _plans and specifications may be Proposals to be marked ''Proposals for Forage Storehouse at Fort 8, O. T." and addressed to the undersigned. Major JOHN W. PULLMAN, C Oct 30-81-1-2 and 25-26 EEEEEEEE————E————————— POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (8hould be read DAILY by all Interested, as changes may occur at any time.) Forelgn malls for the week Ondln vember 2, 1901, will close (PROMPT all es) at the general no-mm ce lows: Parcels post malls close one hour enrlh-r than closing time shown below, Parcels post malls for Germany close at § p. m. Monday and Wednesday. Regular and lugplrmonlnl’y malls close at forelgn branch half hour later than closing time shown below (except that supplementary malls for Europe and Cen- tral_America; Colon, close one hour Jater ‘at forelgn' brl.m‘h] for EUROPE, somhmpwn, at Tra SDAY— WEDN t r 8. 8. St. Paul, n, THURBDAY—At a. m. (or EUROPE, ». Deutschland, via Plymouth, herboury ‘5 and Hamburg (mall for Fraj muet be directed “per s eul!l\}}lnnd at 7 Q N LAND. ITALY, SPAIN. POR TURKEY, BGYPT, flI\FF(L SRITIRA INDIA and LORENZO MARQUEZ, per % s La Champagne, via Havre (mall for other parts of Europe must be di- rected “per a. 8. La Champagne’ URDAY.At"6:30 . m. for er & 5. Campanin, Via Queen : P "m" tor TPALY, per a & Aller vll Naples (mafl must be directed 5 Aller'): at 7:30 for LANDQ direct Xer must_be directe er 8. 8. Potsdam’); for SCOTLAND direct, per Furnessia (mnll must be dirécted 8. Furnessia’). pRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes Printed Mattef, Commerclal Papors and Bamples for Germany only. e MBS OF Rty “or othar parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship unleas '?""" directed by it, After clesing of the Supplementary Trans. atlanti ails ‘named ahove, additionai supplemontary, malls arc opened on the plers ¢ oF the “Amorican, English, French nd German steamers and remalin open ntil within Ten Minutes of the hour of fling of steamer. Malls for South and West “’EDNE!DAY—A! 9 l m. (ol A C.llnll (mall for b- dlnc(ad “per Caty CUB, YU(‘ATAN PE(’“E ‘I‘ABAICO ‘and CHIAPAS, per 8. 8. Esperansa (mail for other pnru of Mexico must be directed ‘per Bs- perana o' for JAMAICA, pe Admiral Bchley,.from Ehiladel i THURSDAY A m. for SBANTIAGC .. Clmfuelol l( 11 p. m. for NEV UNDLAND, #. Carthaginia from Ph(lldelphll (ml mull be dlrect Carthagin t r' NEWFOUND- ND dlre:l, par . l. Sllvia; at 12 m. MEXICO, Matanzas, via dlr-clea “per_ 8. s, Matanza; f m. _(supple- Sentary 1% p. m) {or 'WT. AB, 8T, C‘a’olx EEE\VARD and VIN WARD ISLANDS and BR'TlBH DUTCH and FRINCH GUIANA, per Ko- rona (mail ior Grenada und must be directed “per Koron: IATLRDAY-A[ l m Ior BERM['DA (8 8nlaman I 30 A ) lor PORTO RIC RA- CAO lnd 'VENEZUELA, per . & Phiia- doiphia (muli for Bavanilla and’ Carta- ena must be fllrecud Phila- tral America, Ete. m. tor lNAOUA Inr o alfected por & l-ung’tmelllur 10 a. HA AIVE: E’ JEREMIE and BANTA MARTA, per s. Andes (thall for nthnr arts at Haltl must be directed “per s. ndes'); at 10 a. m. for GRENADA; ’I'RINIDAD nnd CIUDAD BOLIVAR, per Marhons; at 10 o, m, tor (‘l'BA Mexico, via Havana; 110 &, . for HAITL per s & Pring m 1 (mall for Cul 3 Brlll-h 'und Dutch Gulana must hr dl- directed “'per s, Malls for Newfoundland, by rall to North Bydney, and thence by’ stesmer. clate at this office dally at 6:3 (0 ner‘lln close here eve Mnndny. W dnesday Malls for Miqu by rnll Io nd thence b; ltalml close at office dally at 6:30 p. m. Malls for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, ¥la., and thence by steamer, close at this office dally, at **6 a. m._(the conrecting clos Nlnndn)" Wednesday and Satul day). Malls for Mexico ( overland, uniess speclally addressed for Alnmcn by steamer, cluln at this office dlll) at 1:30 and 11 p. m. Mails for Costa Rica, gmlu Fu-rm Cor to New Orle l(tlml', close at this offic. (connecting close ere dally at 6:30 p. m. up to @ {ober "9, inclusive, for dispatoh per » Empress ‘of Japan '(rexiste mu be directed A Vancouve: copt merchandise, warded via _Canad Agent at Shanghi previous day Mhils for Hawail Japan. China and Philt jine " lstands. Franclsco, clov ere daily r B to Novemb 5 nehusiye, for dlspateh pe Gaell Mails for China and an-n, vm Tacom close here daily up to N yember *5, Iocisive, tor "diepaten b £ 8 Olympl Mails for China nd Javen, via Seatt a m. up to N close here dall vember *%, inclush e, fnr dispateh p s 8 Idsumi Maru Mend mail mu be directed “via Beaf Malls for Australla (exo t ‘West Australl Which 8. forwarded via K Ne Zealand, Fijl, Samon and Hawal! Francisco, close here dally at 830 p after October **19 and up to Novemb %, inclusive, or on arrival of &. 8. I, canta, due at 'New York November %9, " which cannot_t for the U. 8. Post closes at 6:80 p. | a 1and, which goes T T Ihiande." vin ' Vancouver, 3 p. m. Jp 1o November *¢ moo _(supplemen! and Victoria), closs af Noy, Mr -'m (mail must vo. dlrectea via Var uve Malln for Hawait, China, Javan » y mne- vu a-n Franciaco, olose fid P% | 6 m. up to November *11, 1)(«1- mr (lI!nl(rh per o. ». Hong Kor for Tahitt and Marauesas Ban Francisco, closs here dall 0.80(" m, up to November #4234, |nclullv~ for dispatch per a8 A Australia. ‘Transpacific maile “are forwarded of salling dally and the schedule Ol \su ng Is arranged on the presumption ¢ thelr uninterrupted overland transit “Rtlhlorod mail closes at 6§ p. m. previov da, CO NELIUS VAN COT. Pollmlltar Postofce, New York, N. Y, . 2, 1 m PAYS FOR INSULTING WOMAI Colored Man Scares White Woma nd fs Fined Fifteen Dollars. A negro known as Eugens Brown e Brownson was arrested by Detectiv Drummy yesterday on & charge of ir sulting Mrs. Mary Crume, a white woma) 1036 South Thirteenth street. The woma was In her back yard hanging out clothe to dry when, It is alleged, Brown addresse her improperly. She ran into the house t escape him and he followed her, but wa frightened away by neighbors who had be watching the Incident. The police claim to have evidence tha Brown has committed several simila offenses within the last two year: night early last month a negro young woman at Twentieth and Harne streots and carried her bodily Into & clum of weeds. Her screams were heard by me in the Harney street car b who ran ¢ her assistance. The girl was rescued an her would-be assailant slunk away throug the weeds, making his escape. The descrip tion she gave of him ta| with that o Brown. Soveral other outrages of like char acter are lald at Brown's door. Brown was fined $16 and costs in polio court. When suffering from racking cough tak a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar. The sore ness will be relleved and & warm, gratetu feeling and healing of the parts affectel will be experienced. e ——————— RA"-WAY TIMBE CARD, Wl}ll'l‘ll DEPOT-16TH & WEBSTE) o, St. Paul, M son Fremont, Elkhora & M, Black Hills, Deadwood, Hot Spri ns cerineies @ 3300 pm Wyoming, Casper and ouglas .. Hastings, York, Valley & 5:00 pn. © 5:00 pn 00 pre 10:26 an Missouri Pacific. Nebraska _Local, ‘Weeping Wal a10:28 are a Dally. b Dally except Sunday, day nnlx‘ d Dally exctp{’ll!llrflh except Monday. A UNION STATION-10TH AND MARCY, Souhy Chicago, Rock Isl - H EAST, es Moines and Daven- lac 1 -nd Lincoln, Colo. Bprings, Denver, Pueblo an et . Colorado, Te Flye Chicago & Northwestera. Chicago clal Chicago Fassen :f":" 8‘,{’ Limited 114 win y m| m a Sloux City Local, A im A m Dally. b Dally except Sunosy, Union Pac! Sl ana i Colorado_ Spect: Lincoln-Btrom Pacific Grand s Omaha & St. L 8t. Louls “Cannon Ball"a Kansas City and Quincy Local Y Hlino Chicago Express.........a 700 : uénf-'u. lMfi?'"f i am & 8:0 pm t. Faul Limite " : Minneapolis & 8. om s 8:06 am Expreas .. Fort Dod Council Fruts 6:16 pm & 8:20 am 7:% am & 9:00 pm Plul Express A 5:16 pm = 8:20 am passi b BURLINGTON STATION~10TH & MASON Nebraska Expres Wymore, Beatrica' and Lincoln . 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