Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 4, 1903, Page 9

| 4 t ¥ e —————————— THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, EEPTEM BER SPECIAL _NOTICES D T e Advertisements for these columns and until 8:30 p. W, morning and Sunday Mates, 1 1-20 & wi . These ndvertisements rum consecutively. Advertisers, by requ :tn‘ heek, o deliverad om presestiation of the eheok onmly. ————————————— SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED—By young man of good address end experience, position as bookkceper bank preferred; good reference. Addres ee. WANTED-MALE M — FOR RENT-HOUSES. 1% N every way, of the best locations In eity per month. George & Co., 1001 Farnam st D-Moi3 15 FOR RENT, September 1, to small family #ix-room cottage. modern except furnace’ 21 California St.; §5. Apply at 6 N 19th Bt D329 38th ave.. 11 rooms, modern DEWEY European hotel, 15th and Farnam ;1 ROYAL HOTEL, Buropean, 16th & E;‘m"; block gouth of court house. i | s steam laundry, 1760 Leavenworth. A-1783 B2 AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th & Doag: 5235 NICE cool room. modern. very reasonable; FALL TERM STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME. Boyles College NEW YORK LIFE BLUG. BUSINESS, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRIT. ING, ENGLISH. Appiy for Catalogue. B WANTED, for United States army, able bodled, unmarried men, between ages of 3l and %, citizens of United States, o &00d cha can speak, read and write knglish. For in formation apply to recruiting and Dodge sts., Omaha, and L4 WANTED, a tallor at Council Blafts Steam Dye Worka, Councll Bluffs. 1015-1017 West Broadwa: B—M WANTED, at once, good coatmaker: also ear Denison Clothing &ood Jentmaker; steady work the around and good pay. Co., Denison, la. BI85 4 MEN wanted to learn barber trad catalogue explains how we uickly; malied free. ollege, 1302 Douglas. ou: teach § B—MBi0 4x BALESMEN, to call on business and pro- fessignal men by Introduction and reques only; must éngage with view to perma. nency; have g abilit; high-grade proposition; preferénce giver 0 men from 000 annuall, te Dbidg., WANTED, a C.F. Adams & Co., 1619 Howard, _ cago Il B-M{71 6 M —A_first-class black dress goods The 4x lesman. Dry Goods Department. Company. B—500- WANTED, LABORERS FOR M. P. RY, IN SOUTE ERN KANBAS; N 1T BAS; CANV VEL WITH CARNI €O. THROUGH OKLAHOMA, IND! RRITORY AND "NEW ‘M ENEY & CO., LABOR AGENT L 1TH BT, AND 103 FARNAM _OMAHA. B—M&1S 4 WANTED—Catpenter 2% cents. an _hour. dress Jos. Iddesiger, contractor, Yutan, ob. R \ B-MB1 § WANTED, experienced linen salesmen. A ply J. L. Brandeis & Sons. B34 “WANTED, experienced coachman; Tithout kood references need apply. aturday morning. A. D. Bra Qein, at 3, L Brandels & Sons. B34 4 cter and temperate habits, who | Call Moler Barber address and executive and e capable of presenting in | forceful and convincing manner, a strictly | 2% to 4 years; compensation, insGall o, write 1124 National man to work from our wagon, A8 VAL IAN 1CO. 8,309 BT, none Call gentlemen preferred. 1435 N. 17th O. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone o1t VIENNA HOTEL, 1011 Farnam; ROOMS, $150 per woek and up. State hotel, 1312 Douglas St B—-M435 13 1625 Howard. B—M88 15% 29 Bt Mary's B-161 o7 FURNISHED ROOMS—Fine location, mod- ern detached house. steam heat: reason- able. 215 Farnam St T M50 6x TARGE, LIGHT, ATRY ROOMS $1250 and up per month. 50c and up a day. AT THE DELLONE, 7 14th 8t and Capitol Ave. Steam heated—electric lighted—private and NICE rooms, day or week MODERN rooms, front avenne. ¢ service. Eat where you please. ROOM AT THE DELLONE. B3 0% FOR RENT, in private family, two large front rooms, southeast exposute. warm in winter apd cool {n summer; within walk- ing istance but convenfent to_thres car lines. 2204 Wehgter st - asiscpas t . E—347 0x NICELY furnished rooms. 159 Capitol ar t DEISIRABLE HOUSE WEST PART C lfi n first class condition and one Price ¥6 $1.00 TO $2.00 per week. 422 8. 15th St., one 28 NICELY furnished rooms. Inquire Omaha “Phone general baths-—all conveniences—first-class FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS, FOR BALE, Crane hydraulic elevator; can bo used either passenger or freight; som- plete, iron gulde posts, cage and wire en- closure. J. L. Brandels & Sons. Q508 INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. Q-1 FOR SALE, coal business. Capital required, £2,0000. '3 2, Bee. ) NEW and 2d hand typewriters. 1119 'rnrn;:n: CLE, halt price. Address QM1 4x # LADY'S B M I, Bee office. iron, ete., nt 150 North 20th St to H. J.'Windsor or C. H. Yo, Dodge St Q FOR SALR, a new $0-ampere, double-pole switch; never been used. Apply to orjd- dress uperintendent Bee Bullding, Omaha. Q—M767 OFFICE_FURNITU new and_second- hand, fixtures for le cheap. Apply 1514 Farnam st., Omaha P AR’ BTEAM engine, 12 h as new; half pric boller, 18 h.; Kood Gibson Soa s CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS, CARRIE SMITH, SOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants; every- thing told, past. present and future. Sat- isfaction or no pay. 807 N. 18th. 8—2%4 LUCRETIA, medium. 1709 Califor- 5310 88x ELECTRICAL TREATMENT, MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, TWO_large south front _rooma, alcove 28) Harney. = 1 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. CENTER HOTEL, European plan, 210 N. Tith. F—M0W0 18 BOARD and room, furnace. 6% §. 15th Bt. F158 21x PERSONAL, VIAVI, a wholesome nerve and tissue food and home treatment for disorders of women, Free booklet. Viavi Co., 348 Bee Bldg. U—265 PRIVATE _ home bables adopted. Sanitarium, Ia. during confinement; The Good Samaritan 78 1st ave., Council Bluft U—19% FIRST-CLASS room and board for two; gentlemen preferred; rates, ‘week. Inquire 2006 N. 224 st. F— $4.50 _per 83 MAGNET PILE KILLER, At druggists, $1. IT CURES. U—256 ROOM and board, reasonable. 2406 Cass. Tel. A-268. nevle e RO LT . SIS - 1 M - FURNITURE PACKING, PETERSON & LUNDBERG, * ETERSON DBERG, 116 8 1in LR TR ] FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT—Building suitable for whole- storfes and first-class cemented basement, vator, fire .and burglar _proof I office counter and fixture: or price nd Particulars enquire C. retar; WANTED, first- : Dlace. 138 Dougias . oot s [ bullding FOR RENT-The bulldin WANTED, at ance, cabinet maker, carver, $ake Biarye ot gh lake char o 5 need “apply.” Linosin +» Upholst: . Tincoln, Neb. f— Y § ied by The Bee at 916 Farnam st. It has formerly used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. eeper ai Address D messengers wanted; D. Co,, 212 8. 13th. s WANTI!D,Jn-n of about 2 years as book- t' ulhlg: leave telephone’ num- M 29, Bee. B-241 6x first-class pay. B s bi Interested apply at office of E C. Rose- water, secretary, foom 100, Be bullinnr THE spacious store room on Farnam street in the Bee building, formerly occus pied by MacCarthy Talloring Co.; to lease on reasonable terms. Rent includes Jan- ftor service, electric light and heat. “I uire R. Peters & Co., ground ee bullding. 1~ DESK ROOM for rent. . In floor, M54, NG boy wanted, living at home; good "place for right party. Call at 1201 Jones at B—M558 6x WANTED-SALESMEN. 634 Paxton_block. M640 —_— AGENTS WANTED. WANTED—Canvassing -agents in ever WANTED—Salesmen, up-to-date, active, to sell first class sumers at whol and liberal oceries direct to con: e; first class territor inducements. ~ George Mel drum & Co., 8 N. Green st., Chicago, Ii. —M535 6x WANTED~FEMALE HELP, county ‘to_solicit subscriptions to TH. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. Bteady employment with assured good in- come. Agents in the country witl und buggy e lally desired. Canvassers make easily to Wsptr month, dress Cenlury Farmer Bolicitors’ Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. J-213 EXCEPTIONAL opportunities for & few ‘men are offored by the Utilon Cent 100 Girls. Call Canadian ofice, 16th & D. C Life Insurance Co.' Correspondence InI yited. J. Edminston & Sons, general agents, Omaha and Lincoln. TWO training 1 _Omana-Fio Address, Dr. W. L. Hoss, 3121 Lake St Omaha. C—488—6x ‘WANTED—GIr! for ral h b l‘nlth D-a1 general housework. 1113 oung Women to take a_ course of rence Sanitarium, -~ J—M32 Sept. 8 *| in the state tointroduce an entirely new 2%-cent novelty; can besold in ‘every family; no Iimit'to output or mone; made with same; seller for fairs and carnivals. Alpine WANTED—Girl 1808 Webster St. for general housework. C—M59 8t.,-Chicago. e ———————y ANTED, girl f ".-ur .T!r dbeussion C—Ms19 ‘housework. 1808 ' WANTED—TO RENT, sale purposes at 916 Farnam, 23x90, four Rosewater, sec- the Bee Bullding Co., room, 100, Bee atd Anisher: one Gompetent <o four stories and a basement, which was none but sober men Tt horse 'AGENTS WANTED In every city and town 0 be upply House, 8. Clark J—MidT—ix BURGEON-CHIROPODIST, 512 Bee bldg, i PRIVATE hospital before and duting con- finement; babies boarded and adopted. Mrs. Gardels, 2282 Lake, Tel. Red 1584. U268 DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superfiu- ous _hair removed by electricity. R, finement; best medical care and nursing. Mrs. L. Fisher, 1501 Vinton. Tel. %}m WE RENT sewing machines at ¢ per week, ’! per month; we repair and sell parts for every machine manutactured; secondhand machines. $ to $10; second- hand machines from §1 to $10. Neb. C{cle Co., 15th and Harney. Mig2 ANTED—WIll pay $ to party furnishing wmens lddr‘n’:{ Armm?.w. Bond, who Y Lot uhersy, Whchits, Ram o I 1 . V. » Wiel , Kal e Bewge U—Msi—tx OMAHA Dye Works, 1515 Howard, fashion- able cleaners, dresses, sulte, cloaks, dra- ¥ arpets. peries, rugs, lace cur LK rpel ey et w1 < 414 S Sanitarium for ladies before and iy o ment D, and Mea: Qerisch, 25 California St. Terms reasonable, essfully all diseases DR. PRIES treats succ and irregularities of women from any cause; experidnced and rellable. 1513 Dodge St., Arlington block, Omal INFELD. th uarian (estab- 4 llgfi‘dolm)‘ Temovi . X. Ll‘ffi")nd Em—— anti to 822 city. Q_MB57 | Josk Billings said:— If you want to be noticed you must get in front of folks and worry ’em some. MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. ~ MONEY To_salaried employes and wage earners. Get our system of loans that gets you out of debt. Any dy machinist, engineer, etc., havin employment can get, just on h Half- Monthly. Weekly. or $13.% or $6.6 or 665 or 3.3 or 33 or 400 or 200 or lowest rates, confidential. Quick seryice., Courteous reliable note: Monthly. us. .. $26. L83 6.6 00—~ Return 50—Return § 2—Return § 15— Return Easiest terms, No _inquiries. treatment, THE STAR LOAN CO., 64 PAXTON BLK. 214 to to to to BUSINESS CHANCES, WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange any prlrp(‘a{ or business quick, see J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Li Y-8 A GOOD,_paying 18-room hotel for sale in Wood River, Neb., at a bargain; owner lives In Chicago i the object in selling. Mitchell & Faught, Wood River, Neb. FOR SALE—Good hardware, furniture and undertaking business; store bullding and residence Address Box 165, P! mouth, Neb. Y—MI FOR BALE—First-class harness shop In a go0d German town of 50; will sell only stock; German preferred; stock invoice $2.00; good reason for selling;_a_good thing. Address M 10, Bee. Y M4 LITCHFIELD, Neb., & much in need of a first-class hotel. Good site may be se- cured. Located on main line B. & M. R. R. Population, 50p. Address F. Starks, Sec- retary Litchfleld Mutual “Improvement club, Y—M2%0 Sept.0x WANTED, by two practical men, to lease 89 electric light plant of town 8000 to- 10,000 | population. Address L 49, Bee. GROCERY for sale; §00d location: German population; good reasons for seifin tablished trade. L 66 praw 65, Bee. A _BIG DIVIDEND PAY The United Orchard company organized, have purchased the great McNair orchard at 8t. Elmo, Mo, which is the largest peach, agpl and’ pear orchard in ihe world. ey have bought the largest apple orchard in Illinols; the largest pedch orchard in Arkansas and the fe ond largest peach orchard in Georgia and will plant the largest orchard in Alabama; the largest in Texas and will add two large orchards in Georgla: one orchard in Missouri and one orchard in Arkansas. - tions, they have 1,026,746 peach, apple and pear ‘trees. On aceount of different loca- tions, one-half, or 500,000 trees should bear euch’ year, and on & conservative ba $1 per tree profit should be counted on. A plan whereby you may become a stocks holder on a small monthly payment will be oxplained, and a book showing views of the above vast properties will sent You. If 7ou are interested in & good pay- ing and an absolutely safe inve:tment, adaress United Orchard compiny, 51 Century Bidg., St. Louls, Mo, Y—M53§ ix FOR SALE—Only drug store in town of | 400, eastern Nebraska: prescriptions from two doctors; all German community. Best chance; large territory; good business. Address M % Bee. Y—-MGE2 9 or gentleman, | 166 100 | Six states and eleven loca: | bR _ Miss Sturdy, 62 N ®th. Misd Slix MAKING, N familles. SSMAKING and children's _sewing. 2300 Howard, —M400 bx — EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. G. R. RATHBUN, room 15, Com'l Nat. Hg::li —_— FLORISTS, HESS & SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam. D. HENDERSON, florist, mfnmnm;f —a81 i —— A ——— GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO. e and vaults, removes garl de mals at reduced prices. 16th, Tel. 1 - XA I GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bldg. Tel. 5 LOST, white bull pup,,10 months old, one brown eye and brown spot on tail; leather collar with brass thorns on it. Return to A. H. Rawlitger, 416 Faranm st. and re- Ccelve reward. Lost—Mb2) 4 C. R HI Cut prices on’ keys this month. —M32—13 | LAWNMOWERS, | SHARPENED. P. Melchoir, uuf&ilo;;'{d: —— LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, 410 ist Nat. Bk Bids. | NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Y. | " Life Bldg., attorneys and collectors everys | Where. 291 | 7M. MACFARLAND, 59 N. ¥ ! = | g ——— ey MUSICAL. L. Bldg. OMAHA College of Music and Dramatio 3 wh St. (Dodge St. car), Ex. aminations for twenty free and partial arships in all subjects Sept. 2 and 2, at the college })l‘n(-lk't’ rooms with planos for students. For particulars apply ¥. H. | Wright, L. L. C. M., director. "Pnone 110l | —Ti6—1 THOS. J. KBLLY, voice. Davidge ugecgf | WANTED-Bays with good volces for TrA‘n: [ty Cathedraly Cholr (preparatory clask). Apply F. H. Wright, organist and choir director. a1 B. D. KECK, yolce oulture and the art of Studio, 1802 Farnam St L Mi16-0-1 | smeing. FOR SALE, set of abstract books of best 5 in’ South Dakota. Addrems M 31, i Y46 0 WANTED, to meet a bright lawyer or promoter who is cabable of fntroducing capital in the new Bowerman gold camp of Colorado. Address M 42, Bee. 00,00 buys elegant restauran 1 bust- ness u‘?&'n'o 1,600; stock and fixtures; Marsnall county, Towa: ineluding every: {hing: fine place and location low gent. Bee. asons for selling. Address M 41, o #d Y—M58 ix FOR SALE—The finest equipped meat mar- ket ?n the state outside of Lincoln and Omaha; in the exact business center of the cit: payin per month net; everything new and complete. Will take cash or approved notes. Address H Market, Fremont, Neb. Y—-M55% MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. FOR EXCHANGE. TED—City loans and warrants, W. W taat Bmith & Co, 1330 Farnam et | H. loans; low rates. W, H. Tel. 1648, W22 B e Spiral Not1 Bank Bids. Thomas, Firs . “Sherwood, 887 N. X. Life. PRIVATE money. Sherw: ¥ L WILL, EXCHANGE business property for ‘atock of shoes, groceries or general mdse. Address M 6, Bee office. 2483 FOR' SALE—REAL ESTATE HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also acre property and farm lands. The O, F. Davis Co., Room 58, Bee bldg. RE—IT 1's | 10 e ) % MEDICAL, | LIQUOR HABIT cured in three d; en cured. No hypodermics. | clrculars. Gatlin Institute, 22 . Pay rite for 8. lith, —203 OSTEOPATHY. B, & ALICE JOHNSO: i 515, New York Life B The Hurt Infirmary, McCagug Bldg. T, gz CTEAL TS —296 DRS. FINCH & MILLER, 124 . 2sth;x;f i , DR. GRACE DEEGAN, 82 N. Y. Life. Tel. 2%, PLUMBING, DALY & SON PRACTICAL PLUMBERS steam and gas fitters; jobbing neatly don all orders promptly attended. Tel. ML 2305 Leavenworth. WANTED—Real estate loans and warrants WANCVEPQIO s & Co., Bee Bldg. W-267 FIVE PER CENT loahs. Garvin Bros., 180i Farnam. Wt F. D. Wead, 162 Douglas. PRIVATE money. F. D. W Dousla ANTE! ‘experi crocke! "o-.nAldu- inc.o‘d.“. i -S"ll;. S —— FOR RENT-HOUSE HOUSES & 8238 St WANTED—-Office room and storage, cen- tral location. Address M 34 Beo office. K—M537 4x house is vacant or list with m p 2T Bee, BIUS | WANTED—By two young men. foom YNE-BOSTWICK & CO., choite "Phong D—225 houses. e 1016. board in private family; venient to car line; state rates. Wil be permanent if suited; not too far out. dress M 36 KM 9x 08 New York Life Bldg. WE MOVE pianos. rd Van & e Yo Tal " omoes 713 Webster St. D—22¢ WANTED-TO BUY. of the ity Co., 508 Be» BlY HOUSES & #'8%s FOR RENT—A neat 8-room house. all mo: orn except furnace, §18. 436-57 Paxton block. D—M136 HOUBES, Insurance. Ringwalt, Barker Blk. ; Dt he C. M. Bachmann, WILL PAY cash for miles of Omaha. Affiress, K 3 N—M241 WANTED—To buy, close to Omaha, & few ‘ucres of land. asper Coal Co., Hth und William Sts. N. [49)—-14 and Chicago | M550 4x FOR RENT—Good barn. Inquire 315 Burt D M52t COMPLETE house furnishings for elght House for rent lo oat desirabls Block on Geor- roomn house for sale. cated in the gla ave. . \Doup, 1307 Nicholas st. DMl ¢ FOR RENT_%6{ Harney st. desirable modern house of 8§ rooms in first-class re- 164 Farnam st. pair, §5. Gervin Bros., ok 5 D-M119 $ROOM, modern, 2713 Dewey ave. One § and one 6-room cottage, large, bea tiful lmu‘dl no furnace; $4 and 4306 and 4210 Nicho'as st. Ke: ises. Ringwalt Bros, Barker block. D111 Harne NINE-ROOM house, modern, 2206 st D16 B 815, on prem- FOR SALE—FURNITURE. FULL line of hard coal stoves naw on sale. Chicago Furniture Co,, 1410 Dodge St FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, TIRES set while you wait: pair work. H. Frost, l4th and worth. MONROE sells pleasure vehicles at 811 N. 16th St. P—24d FOR SALE, ? first-cless bugy ranted; & snap for somebody. Leavenworth GOOD MILK WAGON, coal wa n_and buch;y at & big bargain. A. W. wit ohnson, y [t 48T AVE.—10-room, modern, ALI-A‘Cl BROWN BLOCK. MODE! HOUSE. LARGE YARD, 478 North Mth st., two blocks north Ames furnace, Bith und Jackson sts.; ve.; § 1o new plumbing 5‘.:::3.:.- Sl e g D—M1S o7 " No. 1029 So. 30th ave., 11-room 1l cellar, cistern, floors and 3 in Dest and all Neo. 1wa Wth ave, 16~ TR om t Omaha Van Sto or Tela 1585 ! D0 two baths and closets, good b:r.-: ‘Binney. $-room, modern except fur- complets lfld’fil’l- Y John Deere Plow Co, FOR SALE-MISCELLA&EOUS. FOR BALE, secondhand tirat-cliss shape, "at’one-haif price, or address, 16I. Farnam St. A RARE CHANCE, A_fine outft, consisting of an Edison Kinetoscope with electfic arc lamp and gas outh of standi; pictures, and a ll'.‘; hone with 18 §-inch records. ave ted and must M 33, Bee. TELEPHONE POLES: long fir timber; chicken fence: oak plling. %1 Douglas. be sold. Addr Q-Sr—ix " IRON snd wire fences, tree gua: Westera Anchor Fence Co. CATATOGUE man & M e m:nubm-ém. Owaha. ! T _CANNOT supply the demand. If your have one must be c.o.t: Ad- 0 60 adres within 15 . Bee. WANTED, 100 yards of dirt corner of Z5th fen: va call at 2% P—346 Tocomobile, _in call 6 films and the finest seis rapho- Ariners rds, trellises. . M5 N lfih':l. i jceg free. Sher- % TO § P. C. money, Bemis, Pu;%lbloc; MONEY TO LOAN~CHATTELS. EAS TO GET TO PAY lains our methods. a’t:ll:fl on furniture, pianos, warehouse rec ru. ete. Or if you l.vl & permanent “ urity, excep! our - ;’1‘:{“&‘0 ':ply.’ Our servi 18 quick and confidential and we Always try to please. All that we ask is that you #ive us a call betore you borrow elsewhere. J OMAHA MORTGAGE LQAI\ co., 119 Board D.lo‘l‘rldl) li;l“ . “l’élh"lflt. (Establish 182 oMb J! ITU! , PIA , LIVE . FUBN SBALARIES, ETC. Low rates and easy terms. Business Confidential. by us if you want to save mo A Pll(JIgNlX CREDIT CO., 68 Paxton Block. 16th and F‘"I.)En '!r:l, Joaned on plain note to salaried ; business confidential; lowest rates. ton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. MONE Eeen 14 P furniture, jew- .'F. Reed, 318 8. 13. X—289 MONEY loaned on plano elry, horses, cows, etc. C. NOT IN THE TRUI Money--Any Amount Loaned to salaried employes holdin g manent positions on lgnr PLAL fio‘?n, wit t MORTGAGE, ENDORSER or SE- ITY of any kind, without EMPLOY- '8 knowledge. 0 loan money on Furniture Pianos, o You have ete., without removal of goods. use of both money and goods. It Costs You Nothing To call and be convinced that our rates are the cheapest in Omaha. We want your business and belleve an in- vestigation cf our methods will get it— ven if at present you ere dealing eise- where. KIND, COURTEOUS TREAT- MENT to all, Our offices are the best equipped to le your business with privacy of any in the city. Come in and see us, whether you berrow or uot. R%ljable Credit Co. %8 Paxton BIk. Rooms m-.a.n WlLLlAMSON CHARLES B, U. 8. National Bank bidg. RE-279 RANCH and_farm lands for sale by the Union Pacific Rallroad company. B. A. McAllester, land commiseioner, Unlon Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, N;lhE o —— e PAWNBROKER | EAGLE Loan Office. Reliable, accommodas § ing; ail businexs confidential. 1! Douglas. espesere———————— PATENTS. 10-ROOM modern house, 11 blocks from ostoffice, for sale cheap. 108 N. 15th. enewa & Co. RE-281 MODERN 8-r, house, full G2-ft. lof, best lo- cation for a home. Inqul 1411 Vinton St. RE—766 21 H, J. COWGILL—No fee unless successtul. N8 8. 16th 8t., Omaha. Tel. 17 PATENTS Sues & Co., ®maha, Neb. Ii- lustrated patent book free. Tel. 163, ~—M570 N1ix —_— e SELLING OUT We are gelling out at less than half cost all the real estate of Omaha Slvh‘l‘l Bank. Look at these properties today. Nothing in Omaha as cheap. $1,500.00-3814 Francis street; 8-room modern house; paved street; lot 46x3%%. This is & snap. U.WEI)—“ Charles street; 8-room house, well bulit, bath, gas, newly painted and apered; sightly location, .fimd neighbor- good. Best _ba in nortl of Cuming street. Lot $0x127. $2,600.00-2615 Hamliton modern; fine lot. We next week. Lot 60x127. $2,500.00-819 N. 43d street; large, handsome $-room cottage, modern; good barn. $1,200. 00—Southwest corner 28th avenue and Douglas; frame house. Lot 79xb4. $1,300,00—2813-2816 Dodge street; two-story frame and one-story frame. Rents $17.00 per month, Good investment. $1,750.00-3214-3216 Charles street; two good cottages with half blocks; 33d street car line. Thoroughly repaired and painted. N. P. DODGE & CO., 1614 FARNAM STREET. RE—MB51 6 street; 10 rooms, will ‘paint house ACCORDION I'VLEATI,\G. GOLDMAN, 20 ) Douglas block HERBERT 8. CRANE, 817 N Blag. M 10x D, 319 N. Y. L. Bidg. a 7M. MACFARLAD BALE OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 16th. TIES, R._RUMBEL & SON, only tie factory in state. Try us. 14th & Nicholas Sts. Tel P38, CARPENTERS AND JOINERS ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptly attended to. J. T, Ochiltree, 2t and Lake streets. | 310 DANCING ACADEMY, CHAMBERS' adult beginners now forming Tuesdays and Baturdays, § p. m., com- meneing October 2. Private lessons time. Children's classes Wednesdays, 4 B . Ssturdays. 3 b m. commencing Dctober & 1ith and Douglas. "After Osto- 234 Farnam st. Office phone, 1571 &-flh;n;gr DETECTIVES CAPT. CORMACK, 57 Karbach block. Tel ey o y PASTURAGE. PASTURE for horses. Theo. Willlams, Benson. —~709 18x e U HRAIR SIS, W RUG MANUFACTURING, OMAHA Rug Factory, 1521 Leaven, Tel. 2068 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life. —82 A | - BN - P s | NEB. Business & Shorthand College. Boyd's | "' Theater. < 41 ‘ STATUARY. ORNAMENTAL work. Gonnella & Bro., 225 Farnam. —M6TS—16x STORAGE, OM. Van Stor Co., 1511% Farn. Tele. 1656882, —508 N —— STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg. —308 E——r——n TICKET BROKERS. everyhere. "Phone 84 ok T RATE rallroad tickets . H. Philbin, 156 Farnam. e ——— TINNERS, G. E. KOCH, 24th and Maple. Tel, L 8 UPHOLSTERING. REFINISHING — OMAHA FURNITURE KEPAIR WORKS. 01 Farnam. Tel. 281 Misi—14 GATE GITY Upholstering Co., wo springs tightened. Tel. B-307 A.0.0xng, A. M., LL. B, Pres., Omahs, Puor, A. J. Lowsy, Princ. N Endorsed by First Nat'l E Bankand business wen. E ;‘w-fll-'l. Studen ts can work for bourd. for free catalogue, bound in alligwior, » v in koll Top Desks, Baok Fixtures and nest ever publl by & Business College B Ay Son e atlend the KB & POSTOFFICE NOTICE, (8howld be read DAILY by all interested, nges miy occut at any time.) gN malls for the week ending Sep- 198, will elose (promptly in all nernl Post Office as follows Mafls close one hour earlier than closing time shown below. P Post Malls for Germany close at 6 p. m Monday Regular and supplementary malls close at Foreign Station half hour later than closing tine_show below, (except that Supplement- ary Mails for Hurope and Central Amerion via Colon, closs one hour later at Forelgn Station). te Ma BATURDAY—At 8 a. m. for BELGIUM di- rec 8. 8. Zesland (mail must be di- rec er 8 8 Zeeland'): at 9:30 for SBCOTLAND direct, per & & Anchoria (mail must be directed “per & & An chofla™); at 10.90 a. m. (supplementary 12 m.) for BUROPE, per s. 8. Lucania via ueenstown. SPRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This steamer takes Printed Maite Commercinl Pa- pers and Samples for Germany only. The same class of mail matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by her. After the closin of the Supplement Transatlantic Mails named above, add {jonAl Suppiementary Mails are ope the plers of the American, English, Fy and German steamers, and remain open unt) within Ten Minutes of {ne hour uf salling of steamer ’ Matls for South and Central Americs, West Indies, Ete. FRIDAY—At 12 m. for M , per s, 8. Bantiago, via Tampico (mall must be di- gected per 8. 8. Santiago): at 630 p m. for BERMUD, ali- f A, per steamer from ax SATURDAY—At 4 a. m. for BRAZIL, pet . s Byron, via Pernambuco, Bahin, Rio Janeiro and Santos (mail for Northern Brazil, Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed “per u. a Byron \i N 030 0. m for ARGENTINE, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per & s Canova; at §30 o m, (supplementary 22 a. m.) f PORTO, RICO, CURACAO and VENE- ZUELA, per & & Philadelphia (mali for Bavanilla and Cartagena must be dl- rected “per & s Philadelphia™); at 9§ a. m. for PORTO RICO (ordinary mail only), per m s Arkadia, via Mayagues; at bido o mc (supplementary 1080 . m ) (i IBLAND, JAMAICA, SA< NILLA and CARTAGENA, per's. s Alene (mall for Costa Ric must be di- rected “per s. 8 Alene’’); at 9:30 a. m. supplomentaty 10,40 a, m) for INAGUA, AITI amd SANTA MARTA, per s s Adirondack (mail for Petit Goave must be directed “per s. s Adirondack™); at 0 0 m. (aupplementary 10:30 a.m.) for ST. THOMAS. ST. CROIX, L. ARD and WINDWARD ISLA PB‘I BRITISH, DUTCH and FRENCH GUIANA, per 8. & Korona (mail for Grenada and Trinidad must be directed “per s s Korona"); at 10 a. m._for CUBA, per s 8. Motrro Castle, via Havapa; at 10 a, m. for HAITI, per o. 8. Prins Willem IIT {mail for Cura: ©ao,- Venesuela, Trinidad, British ~and Dutch Guiana must be directed ‘‘per s. s. Prins Willem I11"); at 12:30 p. m. for CUBA, per s. s. Curityba, via Havan Mails Forwarded Overland, Ete, Ex- eept Transpacide. CUBA—By rail to Port Tampa, Fla. thence by steamer, closes at’ this dally, except Thursday, at §5:30 (the connecting mails close here on Mon- days, Wednesaays and Baturdays) MEXICO CITY—Overland. uniess s addressed fof _despatch by closes at this office aaily, except at 1:30 p. m. and 11:30 p. m. bundays st 1 p. mn. and 11:3 p. m. NEWFOUNDLAND-By rail Sydney, and thence by steamer, this office daily at 6:30 p. m.' (connect- ing mAlls close here every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday). JAMAICA—By rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, oloses at this office at 6.3 Ry B chery’ Tuesday and Thursday, MIQUBLON-By rail to Boston, and "thence by #teager, closes at this oice dally ot 530 v 1y BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE- MALA-By rall to New Crleans and thence by ateamer, cioses at this effice daily, except Bunidy, &t §1:3 p. m. and §i1:30° p. m., Sundays at 81 m. and {l® p. m. ‘connecting mail &ose: here ondays at §11:30 p. m.). COSTA "RICA—By rall to New. Orlean and thence by mteamer, closes at this office dally, except Bunday, at §:80 p. m, and U1 p. ‘m., Bundave at i m. and g11:%0 p. (Connecting mail closes here Tuesdays at §11:30 p. m.) §Registered mall closes at 6:00 p. m. pre- vious day. to North closes at Transpacifioc Mails, CHINA 'and JAPAN, via Seattle, ' close here daily 6:30 p. m. up Lo Augu 1301 inclusive, for despatch per 8. s. . Maru. I, via Ban Franclsc {nellatve, for despatoh per’ e, for_despatol CL"NAd r;{ul JAI’;N, ere dally’ At 6:30 p. m. Gp to Au iBlat, inclustve, for deapatch per b 5. Vies ria. CHINA AND JAPAN, via Vefcouver and Victoma, B. C., close here dlllr at 6:30 P m up to Beptember fist, “Inclusive, or despatch per 8. s. Empress of China. (Merchandise for U. 8. Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Can- ada.) HAWAIL, JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP- PINE 'ISLANDS, vin San _Franeisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m, up to Sept. §oth, inclusive. for despatch per & 8. Gaelle, NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA (except West), NEW CALEDONIA, FIJI, SA- MOA 'and HAWAIL, via San Francisco, close here daily at 6130 p. m. up to Bept. 12th, inclusive for despatch per s. s jonoma. (If the Cunard steamer carry- ing the British mail for New Zealand does not arrive in time to connect with this despatch, . extra mails—closing at 5:30 a. m., §:30 2, m. and 6:8 p. m. Sun- days at 4i80 a. m., 9 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. —will be made up and forwarded untii the arrival of the Cunard steamer), AUSTRALIA (except West), FLIL IS- LANDS and NEW CALEDONIA . (spe- clally addressed only), via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C., close here daily at 6:3 p. m. up to Sept. fl2th, inclusive, for toh' per s 5. Moana. HAWAIL, JAPAN, 'CHINA ‘and PHILIP- PINE ISLANDS, via San Franciseo, ' close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to Sept. flith, inclusive, for "despatch per s. ongkong Maru. TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via Ban Francisco, close here daily at 6:33 p. m. up to Sept, §i5th, inclusive, for des- 088, atch per s s ‘Mari ILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran- at 6:30 p. m. u oisco, close here daily to Sept. §26th, inclusmve, for despatc! rt per U. 8 Tran: NOTE—Unless otherwise addressed, Australla is forwarded via Burope; &nd New Zealand and Philippines via San Francisco-the quickest routes. Philip- pines specially uddressed “via Canada’ or “via Burope'’ must be fully pre the foreign rates. Hawail fs for vin San Francises exclusively Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of sailing daily and the schedule of clos. ing is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit §Registered mall closes at 6 P. m. pre- vious day. CORNBLIUS VAN COTT, stmaster, Postoffice, New York, N. Y. ug s, 1903 —_— RAILWAY TIME CARD. cgunt it L Us! st, er ® 8. Alameda. via Tacoma, close Pl West “’EI!;I!II DI]’!YI"—!HTH & WEBSTER Chicage & Northwestern, Nebraska and Wyoming Division. Leave. Black Hills, Deadwood, Lead, Hot Springs.. Wyoming, Casper and uglas . vegerres.d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm Hastings, vk, ‘David City, Buperior, Genew, Exeter and Be rd....b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm Mi Pactie. Nebrask: Local, Weeping Wate: Chien St Omahba. Arrive. 3:00 pm & 5:00 pm Via A .b 4:10 pm - a104 aul, Miuueapolis am ~ Leave. a'6:30 am a 3:00 pm b 8w pm Arrive. a 9l a1l am b 84 am 'gw,n uy Possenger.... joux Cliy Passenger Oukiand Local. UNION STATION—10TH AND MARCY, & Northweste: The Northwestern Line." Fast Chicago Mall Local Bioux City Dayiight Chicago. aylight CI 0. Local Cedar Rapldh Limited Chicago. Local Carroll.... Fast Chicago. Fast 8t. Paul Fast Mail.... Local 8ioux City.. Norfolk & Bonesteel Lincoln & Long Pine Nlinels Ceutr: Chicago Express Chicago, xfiu Bt Paul Minneapoils & Bt Express .. Chicago Local Chicago Ex cposEReR 88838 ESermee BRESLAE! ppEgEn EE 85 rge BEBE EEES 'nu WAY TIME CARD—Conti: Chicago, Rock Is BAST, Chicago Daylight L'td.a 2 Ghicago Daylight Locais 7 Chicago E bl s Moin, press A 4% Chicagy Fast Express. a b W EST. Rocky Mogntstn L'td.a 7 ncoln, Colo. Springs, Denver, Pueblo and West . povrilveete Texas, Cal. " and Okiahoma Fiy: Unlon Pacifie. Overland Limited The Fast Mail Californin Pacific Eastern The Atlantic Express. The Colorado Special Chicago Special Lincoln, Beatrice Stromsburg North Platte Grand Island . “‘and yress ¥ Local, ... Local., Chicago, Milwaukee & 8t Paul, Ghicago Daylight., alLils pm Chicago Fast Express Chicago Limited. Des Moines Express.... ‘Cannon Ball" & Expre 2 Couns 8t. Louis Looal, ol Blufts . A 9:15 am @10:80 pm Chicago Great Western Ry. Co. Leave. Arrive. Dodge Express,.b 6:20 an Dodge Expre Dodge Expro 3 Express. A11:26 am b #:10 pm i River. Leave. Arrivi Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln . 8:50 am b12:05 pm Nebraska 'Express am Denver_Limited pm Black Hilla and Puget Bound Express. Colorado Vestibuled Flyer . Tancoln Fast Mall. Fort Crook and Platt: mouth . Bellevue Bellevue a a & 4:10 11:10 pm £ PR SR i bn City, St. Joseph & Council y Day Ex. St. Louls Flyer., Kansas City Nigh " Chicago, Burlingto Chicage 590 a) Chicago Vestibuled Ex. a Chicago Local. Chicagp Limited Fast Mai... m a 3:55 pm 7:46 ane a1i 00 pm 46 am a3:40 pm a Daily, -b Dally exurt Sunday. d Daily except Saturday e Dally except Monday. GOVERNMENT NOTICES, OFFICE _CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- MASTER, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, August 31, 108.—Sealed proposald, in tripli- cate, will'be fecelved here until' 11 a. m., central time, Beptember 2, 198, and ‘then opened, for constructing . the' following bulldi inelpding = plumbing, heating, electric wiring, and for metal lockers and traveling ladders for quartermasters’ store- house: One bachelor officers’ mess buflding, one quartermasters’ clothing storehouse, © subsistence ehouse, two double set: captains' quart , five double sets lleuten« ants' quarters, five stable guard and shop bulldings, and _remodeling - one barfack bullding ‘at Fort Leayenworth, Kansas. Full information and bBlank forms of pros posal furnished on application here. United tates reserves the Tight to accept or reject any or all propogals or any part thereof. Envelopes erould b endorsed “Proposals for Public_Bulldings, nd addressed to Major D. . McCarthy, Quartormastey — RUN OVER BY LOCOMOTIVE C. B. Moftett, Milwaukee Engineer, is ntly Killed in South Omaha. C. E. Moffett, an engineer on a Milwau- kee switch engine, was run over by his own engine at the foot of N street, Bouth Omaha, yesterday and instantly killed. He wad hitting onvthe footboard on the front of his engine, eating his noon lunch; his legs were hangitg over the board slghtly. The engine was stationary, when gome Unlon Pacific box cars suddenly bumped into it from the rear. This quickly started the locomotive, the jerk throwing Moffett forward under the wheels of the engine. He was cut in two below the hips, The re- mains were removed to Brewer's morgue at Twenty-fifth and N streets. Moffett resided at 715 South Bighth street, Council Blufts. He leaves a wife and chllds The Lake Shore Limited to Pittaburgh A through Pittsburgh sleeper is now In dally service on the Lake Shore Limited leaving Chicago at 6:30 p. m., and reach- ing Pittsburgh the next morning at 6:3, aftording Pittsburgh travel all the luxurie ous appointments of this famous train. M. 8. Glles, T. P. A,, Chicago; C. F. Daly, Chiet A. G. P. A, Chicago. Bullding Permits. Bullding permits have been issued as fol- lows: To F. L. Loomis, Pacific, for frame dawelling to cost’ $4.450; to James Zalck, M1l South Fifteénth, frame dwellin, 1o cost §700; to Bmil Chleborad, 1415 Sout Fifteenth, frame dwellimg to cost §700. 4813 Woman's Watst, 32 to 42 bust, Women's Shirt Waist, 4513-To be made with or without the fitted lining. Shirt w ¥ are among the necessities of life and can scarcely be had in too great num- bers. This one is peculfarly smart and is suited to all the season's waisting ma- terials, but as shown is made of sage green’ French flannel stitched with silk. The wide tucks that extend from the shoulders make a notable feature and pro- vide becoming fullness when they fall free The sleeves are the new ones, that are full at the wrists, but snug at the shoulders, The waist consists of the fitted lining, which can be used or omitted, as preferred, the fromts and the back. The back is plain and drawn down in gathers at the waist llne, The fronts are lald in the regulation box plait at the center and in wide tueks at the shoulders. ne sleoves are cut In one plece each and finished with narrow, stralght cuffs, with or without sleeve openings The quantity of material required for the medium size s 3% yards 2 inches wide, 3% yards 21 inches wide, or 2% yards 44 inches wide. The waist pattern, 4513, is cut In sizes for & 32, 3, 3, 35, 40 and 42-inch bust measure. For the sccommodation .of The Bee readers these patterns, which usually retall at from % to 60 cents, will be furnished at & nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get & pattern enclose 10 cents, give number and name of pattern.