Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 7, 1903, Page 7

Advertisers, by requesting & mum- Bered cheok, can have anewers dressed b & numbered letter i% o SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED-By young man of good address experie position as bookkeeper; blznk ed; good reference. POIITION by experienced lady stenog: rapher, accurate in figures; would like managerhip of branch buriness for soms responsible firm. Address M 61, Bee A—M™MS ox e — WANTED-MALE HELP. FALL TERM DAY AND AIGHT STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME. Boyles College U.ma", ng uN%‘ TYPEWRIT- Apply for Catalogue. B-22 W’ for United Btates arm St Bnited. read and wi !nmu Dos"-z‘ly to WANTED, a tafl it Mg ol‘al Ccundl Blufts Steam Hon =4 l Iflln o ooty aha, and Linool B work from our wagon, & Co., 1619 Howard, B-M nl‘ “frst-class d messengers AILR; first-clagh pay. salesman ying po- 3, eare of B-Msil 7 braska; excel- r_unless you ces required. 5. 7 Molpes, B W, Men nmwhere 00d it e IR el r‘-’mur" Tiack signs, etc, No c-mu-ln. National Adv. numu. Chics B-M6I 7x ‘l'lD—-Mun to learn barber no expense. ‘omparativel conpl‘lu New method, B BAMF) -nr . T. Co., 212 B. WANTED, & good, smart, bright, up-and voun‘ tnnvu with t o *Baddiers f& % " Lanray coi- " e Denver, Colo. B-Mb WANTED, any_traveling man, | SHtion ca '3"a'7‘"€' Writing e n find it by writing for 3 l“l mu'ut% o"ll eren ankers, TAeciaent carrprer trade. Few weeks practical ex- xpert instructions that saves 1 or write. Moler Barber Col- uglas St. B—!l.) N—-11x t once; must be m -n -met ly sober. Address owers Company, Bioux Falls, B—-M704 7 ANTED, at on lQ-dl;. a.n v. ‘Dincbta lt about 35 years as book- lun telephone num- B-841 5x cabinet maker, carver, ; one Mfl”'ln( lo none but sobe Upholsterin 5 c«, 'AI’TID-IAI-II“I. 'CED book salesmen ol lbill!)' e k_u FOR RENT—HOUSES. = modern e 211 California St., $25; five- W06 Blondo Bt., F A%fl) Rt o1 Sorth dsth &t D FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. NICELY furnished_rooms. Inquire Omahs staam laundry, 170 Leavenworth. ’;Pr;&n- EWEY European hotel, ROYAL HOTEL, European, 10th & c'mc.‘Z Sl m nnn ptr 'eek l” 8. ‘lllh 8t block south of court house. AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th & Dod(- one E—-n NICE cool room, mod asonabl gentlemen preferred. re s N1, 0. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone 611 _ E-m1 | VIENNA HOTEL, 1011 Farnam;_‘phone 57, B-M871 10 nd up. State hotel, E—-M435 13 NICE rooms, day or week. 162 Howard B—-M8 15% rooms, front. 219 St 'u-?,- 181 LARGE, LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS. #1240 and up per month. and up a day. AT THE DELLON 4th Bt. and Capitol Ave. Steam heatedclectrie ghted—private general baths—all mnvenlmcu—fln'-c service. Eat where you ROOM AT T fnd LLOh B, 81 0x FOR RENT, in private family, two lar H front rooms, southeast exposiire, warm winter and cool {n summer; within walk: Ing distance but convenlent to thres car lines. 284 Webster st 7 9x NICELY furnished rooms. 1909 P'?‘mfi;f;* TR large south front aigove rooma. Harn M5 FURNISHED ROOMS AN BOARD, CENTER HOTEL, European 1ith. enaks BOARD and room, furnace. 6% B st THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1903 WHY LET YOUR ROOM STAY VACANT? Every Day is a Loss of Money When a Little Want-Ad Will Rent It. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTE! secondhand _locomobile, _in At one-half price. Call or address, Farnam St Q--’fi FOR SALE, thirty-three thousand four hundred and ninety-seven shares Gold Hill Mining Btock. ten cents a share if taken Gpigh. Joaquice T. F. Van Derm Bod t Trade bullding. — M 467 FO! nrst-cl ha 1621 NEY LUA\IFD FURNITUR Low rates and easy terms. Business Confidential Try us if you want to save money. PHOENIX CREDIT CO., 6% Paxton Block. 16th and Farnam Sts. TELEPHONE POLES; long fir timber; chicken fence: oak plling. %01 Dnusl‘i IRON and wirs fences, tree guards, trellises. Western Anchor Fence Co., 26 N.17th St. Q-us rug 9::- me Sher- ‘0., Omaha. Q-2 IGE for sale in car load Jots. Address Lincoln Ice Co, Lincoln, Neb. Q—-MT15 INDIAN goods and relics. 119 Farnam. Q-%0 CATAILOGUE cut 4 han & Melonnen Drti IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1113 Farnam. Q-m1 FOR SAL] | business. Capital required, o5 R, "Hee R o ) NEW and 2a hand typewriters. 1119 Farnam. Q253 FOR SALE, a new S0-ampere, double-pole switch; never been used. Apply to or ad- dress “Superintendent Bee Bulldlsf. Omaba." QM7 FOR SALE, Crané hydraulfc elevator; can be used either passenger or freight: com- Dlste. irom guids b cage and wire en- ra elosure. J. L. & Sons. Q598 EASY 13¢% Vet 1oak S urmicure, pukios, recelpts, ete. Or if you have position we can make yo BALARY LOAN without security, except vour own agree. ment to repay. Our service is quick and contidential and we alWays try to piease. All that we ask is that you give us a call betore you borrow elsewhere. 119 Board of Trade Bidg. (Bstabiished 1882.) 306 % warehouse permanent 228, "ftn [ 3 CHANCES, WHEN you lw.m ‘}n by, eell or exchan any proper or II.‘I .ll , 8oe J. Sohnson, #43 N iy P A GOOD 18-room hotel Rr-yl.n’ s o hetel tor ]hel in Chi %0 & hlllhl. Mitchell FOR SALE-—Good hardware, furniture and undertaking business; s hullding lnd residence also. Address Box 16, mouth, Neb. Y-M17 BI ect in’ selling. ver, )}lb ron MLE CHEAP, at Barker hotel, W. Partridge, Paxton block, Soe s mdr-uuc passenger elevator, urfl:hl cylinder, cage x5 feet, b stories, g riect running orde: inside thick, with trames, casing and hudvun; base board, 4 flights oak stairs, cherry and osk mantles, 190 inside win- dows, 100,000 4-foot white pine lath, cleaned and bundled, x4 studding, marble wash bowls, urinals, bath tubs, sinks pipe and radiators. QM54 12x CLAIRVOYANTS. THE ROBE 2020 Hnrney‘ rooms_ lnd botrd also meal tickets. P 05 — FURNITURE PACKING. P%TE]IK'BON & LUNDBERG, 115 80 Llh el. ————__==_.— FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RlNT—BuIldln sultable for whoie- sale purp Farnam, 2x%, four Slorids Q. fret-cluss COmORtSd baACmOT vator, fire and. Durglar proof vaul office counter and fxtures. For price an particulars enquire C. C, Rosewa retary the Bee Bullding Co., room ‘ buildi ing. 1—-MbeT MRE., CARRIE SMITH, BOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants; every- thing told, past. present and future _istaction or no pay. 807 N. 18th. PERSONAL. VIAYL a wholosome nerve and tissue f 84 Bome “srentment. for dinoroess women. Free booklet. Viavi Co., ‘lel Bee FOR RENT—The bullding formerly occu- pled by The Boe at 916 Farnam st. It has ur stories and a Lasement, which was formerly used as The press room. This will be rented very teasonably, If interested apply at office of C. C. Rose- Secretary, room 19, Bee bullding —261 THE spacious store room on Farnam street in the Bee bullding, formerly occu- ‘alloring Co., to lease e Rent includes jan- ltor sefvies, slectrie u;m and neat. "In- uire Peters & Co., Stound lgar, DESK ROOM for rent. = 64 Plxlon hlock. Bldg. home Juring 0o ement; e’ The "Bood Batnarican PRI\ATE ouncil _Bluffs, U—196 | BURGEON-CHIRGPODIST, 612 au‘bla.}_ v DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superfiu- ots hair' removed by elsotricity. R Ay 3, 1605 Farnam st. PRIVATE mmm betore and during con- and nursi, S hnm, 1801 Vinton. Tel. g BUITE of § rooms, gas and electric light, water, vault; sultable for doctor's office. Robt.' H. Bennett, Continental blolek. AGENTS WANTED, WANTED-FREMALE HELP, 100 Giirls, M&Mm.flofl.“lllé)—od . WANTED-—Girl 1808 Webster St. WANTED, girl for 1 1308 6 .{ general nwuvg—n‘;‘ d:m for general housework ; C—M519 .. % VANT GIRL wanted at R at onc, S WANTED, enced gir) for general 1 Warren M. Apply W. M. Rogers, ‘WANTED, girl for h §00d wages. ‘Apply m-.yci"v:."T G588 7x wmm. (0 M\for !hru in Mdr‘.“ 'go(. —“ x WANTED—A neat llrl to assist -nn house- : one who lives @I”:M'%n home "(':n—lm.' Q! y “fl"mnvu 8t. fit‘h Pnnm- Typewriter Company employment bureau for c’m- business men nnfl lyr' con m 1lh lnfl | R A ), - lor L b - T ", \ C—Ms01" S ————— FOR RENT-HOUSES, HOUSES /[ gl pasts of the eity, R. PN S e PAYNE-] 901-608 New Sier Colicee, Mk ork Life Bide rd Ve EO Tt m HOUSES & #'3%, VE ht TR oo K E—-u_nggu HOUSE WEST PART CITY 3th ave., 11 rooms, modern In y, first class condition and one OF the best locations in Sy, pbrice (] per month. George & Co,, 1 hm-m at. M533 15 RlN’r—A “neat 8- roo'n ho all - FOR 4y uu-s mod- 'Phonn 1016 D—225 Vlnl tor- B of the city. Tln vis Co., 58 Bes B et Omaha rnam, or FOR RENT—Good barn. 3 Bus ¥OR RE basa. Inquirs 213 Burt o PR ACT FOR. u)l'r—'« Hi Botme of § rooms In Srst-ciate pe Garvin Bros., 164 Farnam st DM o AR Y RS ROOM, modern, 718 Dewey av » » E‘ ) and eu 6 mn t‘olll‘! llr‘l. h‘lu. P SRR R, B u'gnnm Bros. Barker block, 2 v HOU" m 1] furnace, 3 3?-‘32“5& o it s, st AT novtgun .rnc- it fi RENT, 1029 So. 30th & , No. full cellar, clstern, and all 11-room k floors and ‘:’O rn, in Des 9051 flo. Wtk ave. L-room. o il WANTED—OM: assing g to lollcil lublw}y ns ln 'x"" TWI CE:! Y FARMER. Steady amploymenl with assured good in- come. Agents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired.” Canvassers make easily to §100 per month. Ad- Century Farmer Solicltors’ Bureau, Bee bullding, mlhl J-23 EXCEPTIONAL men are oflired Life \nlllrlnu vited. J. umlnflan & agents, S snd Tioosts. J-M3% Sept. 8 NEW WASHER. LOW PRICED, Warranted to wash four shirts, or equiva- lent, in three minutes. Light, strong, dur. sble,all wood and beats, all the tin Wash. No “‘air pi ut it Sold tunities for a few lho Unilon leml mce in- , general D Co.” Agents_deal cuneu Venior. NG Smidaienaen. Manson, Ia. RENT sewing machines at 75 per per monl.h. we repalr and sell pa evety machine manufactured; secondhand machines. $ to m. second: 4 hand machines from $1"to m Cycle Co., 1ith and Harney. u——xw ?HA Dy. ‘Works, 1515 Howard, fashjon- able cllln.r?. dremm suits, :Iolhl d?’. Tugs, lace curtains; we dye car 78230 PRIVATE Sanitarfum for ladies before and during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerisch, S ornia 8L Terins reasonapte. DR. PRIES treats zuccessfully all diseases snd irregularities of women from any use; experienced and rellable. Bt. Ariington block, Omaha, FELD, the antl 8. SHON arian (sstab- lished 1878), removed to $22 . X, h bld. U-34515 ospital during confinement; . Mrs. Gardels, lmUIAJu. MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. WANTED--City loans and warrents, W, Farnam Smith & Co., 1820 )‘mwtmn AGENTS_ for the best, faucet fiters made; eaiy sellers: §0od .vvl\ T. C. Plgott, Laramle. W —l'll‘nx 'AGENTS for best. most popular lum: - t de; easy sell Y il g A UG .ood;rn TS WANTED—W awake solicitors to YUPrl« unt u- lt stata and county falrs, stock . Position permanent at an income. ~ Apply Twan!lllh rmer hesdquarters, State Fair Hotel. Lincoln.” Neb. ucunmy"' 'ru"%"l otel, TLincol b.. Ve:da: and Wednesda; 4 ¥ evenings from feven to eight o'clock. J-1 H-‘)—n'l most _popular WANTED-TO REN: 1 _CANNOT lup?ly the demand, Sryou put h" v 0 have one 7B Wedd il Bovelse: M58 house Is vacan Ust with me, WANTED-By two you mon. room board in private ‘ B‘ ust be 00:? venlent to car line le m‘l Wil be uited; hol too far out. Ad- K—M530 9x WILL PAY cash “for 40 to 80 scres within 15 miles of Omalia. Address, K 52, Bee. b ah: Seres of land. - Rasper Coal Co Willlam 8 N-M). FOR SALE-FURNITURE, FULL line of hard coal stoves now on sale. Chicago Furniturs Co., 1410’ Dodge Bt Co—eu Must Be Sold THIS WEEK~The carpets, furniture, office fixtures, kitchen utensils, linén curtains and everything in the Hotel Barker must be sold at once, regardless of cost. The carpenters start Monday tearing out and we must sell immediately. BARKER HOTEL, Thirteenth and Jones Sts. O-M™ 7 FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, ETO. TIRES set pair wark while you walt; ‘worth. frst-clase re- and, Leayen- P FOR SALE. FAnted; A sua) FARM and city loans; low rates. Thomas, First Nat'l Bank Blds. 'm. o . Bherw 97 N. Y. Lite. PRIVATE money. 00d, 957 W—hl. ID— 1 estate loans and warrants TR Foters & Co., Bow Bidg. W PF . ¥. D. Wead, 163 Doug PRIVATE money. ¥. D. w-fl‘ {TO 5 P. C. money, ———— MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. "Beml ton block. Bemis, Paxi LR NOT IN THE TRUST. Money--A“ny Amount Lflul w salaried mgloy. holfllnls ?r» NDORBER o R t BOIRGAGE, ENDO o 85" 'c"x}'n'fi%x 'Sty Nind, without EMBLOY- R'S knowledge. Wa albo Joan weney on Furniture, Planos, without removal of goods. ou have use’of both goods. money and It Costs You Nothing To call and be convinced nm odr rates are the cheapest in We want your business and believe an tn- '-“'1‘!"“ cf our methods d‘“:l get ]u_ even it at u are dealing eclse- D, RTEOLS TREAT- MENT to all Our offices are the best equipped to handle your business with privacy of any In the city. Come In and seo U8, whether you borrow or not. Reliable Credit Co. Rloms 9708 Faxton Bik. Rooms 30730 MONEY loared on plain note o sararied cople; business confidential; lowest rates. B "Faxton bioek. The . A. Hutto steam | ic mdrh in need of a te may be se- B. {. R. R. LITCHFIELD, Nob first-class hotel cured. Located on main line Population, 500. A retary Litchfield club. & ddress F. Btarks, Sec- Mutua] " Improvement Sept.9x GROCERY for sale; good location; mI population; good Teasons JLor uill o lished trade. L 55, x FOR SALE—Only drug store in town of 400, eastern Nebraska; prescriptions from two doctors; all German community, Best chance; larj ummr). Mfl B\ll"l!ll. Address M -M532 9 FOR SALE, set of abstract books of best gounty in’South Dakota. Address M 37, ee. FOR SALE—The finest equipped meat mar- ket in the state outside of Lincoln and Omaha; in the exact business center of the “city; paying everything new and eomplete. Will_take gash or approved notes. Address Hill's _ Murket, Fremont, Neb. M5 1 FOR SALE, tures, inclu am. good grocery and butcher's fi ing 6o box. "Inquire r%z Far- CABH FOR YOU RBAL ESTATE OR BUSINESS, no matter where located. For a quick sale send us descripiion and NORTHW RN BUSINESS AG: D %12, Bank of Commerce Bldg., apolis, Minn. 1 CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS, no matter where it is or what It is worth; send de- scription, state price and learn how. Offices and special sepresentatives in B cities. s ANDER, Home Office 148 N. A, Bldg., Philadelphia. Y- wm\'l"g‘lgl oarnivel ltl{lrtlonm potfo:u-me- Aure. fmnx Ad- sight; u:- Reinbeck clrn tval Co., Relnb'e_fi Ia. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. GEORGE & COMPANY, 1601 FARNAM ST. _HOUSES FGR SALE.. $5,200.00 Hllt vam :ltreell \3&.:! tion. $3,200.00 8020 California street (on Harney street car line), south front, 8-room house, modern except furnace. $2,300.00 On South 25th St, near Leavenworth room house, modern except furnace. SI 500.00 15th Bt, room muamnnfiL entrai Tocatfo per mon $1,200.00 %2 Indlana ave., 7-room house, street. $1,000.00 3619 North 18th st. near Mdnderson st., ¢- Toom cottage, lot W0x1Z0 feet. We can sell $3000 cash, balance monthly. near 24th and desirable loca- cottage, good ; rents for $15 paved 316 Parker st., 6-room cottage In dition; $200 cash, balance month; $650.00 Good building lot on Burt ® 2th st., on grade; size G0x1¢ per month net;* FOR SALE—~REA EXPERT AC! G_R. RATHBUN, room 15, Com’l Nat Bank. Private lessons in lmnlkl‘!v!lll ete. FLORISTS, HESS & SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam. D. HENDERSON, florist, 1419 Farnam s ACCORDJON PLEATING, GOLDMAN, 30 Do = == a8 block. it GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Boe Bldg. Tel LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, 410 ist Nat. Blfld’x. NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Y. Life Bldg., attorneys and collectors evm Where. J. M. MACFARLAND, s N. Y 7% Bld( MT57—21 _— ey LOST, lady's gold watch, marked with monogram ° on one side and “159" on other side; black guard with gold seal attached; monogram on seal, M.” " Please return to mAYOr's office, city hall, and recelve rewar: LOBT-Driving from Burlington Station te Happy Hollow early Sunday morni roll of canes and umbrellas marked H. M. Finder will be suitably rewarded b Peturning. same {o ~Foom 303 Karbach block. = MEDICAL. LI UOR HABIT cured in threa en cured, No hypodermics, Circulars. - Gatlin lmutum v Tor 8. 1 4th, ~208 MUSICAL. OMAHA Collexe of Music and Dramatic 628 N. 20ih Bt (Dodge 8t. oar). Ex. Sruinations ‘o ‘twenty. Free and partial scholarships in all subjects Sept. 23 and X, at the college; practice rooms with pianos for students For particulars apply F. Wright, L. L. , director. X THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davidge Block. —389 WANTED—Boys with 7olces for Trin- ity Cathedral Choir (preparatory class). Apply, F. H. Wright, organist and choir Alrector. 72619 E. D. KECK, voice singing. Studio, iy an; Flrnnm Bl OSTEOPATHY. GID. E. ALXCL JOHNBO Suite m. New York Life Bld The Hurt Infirmary, McCague Bldg. T. gz Atzen & Farwell, Paxton Bik., 64-1. T. = DRS. FINCH & MILLER, 124 8. !M.hagL DR. GRACE DEEGAN, &2 N. Y. Tel. 2%86. PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office. Rellable, accommodat- ing; all business confidential. 101 Douglas. PATENTS. J. COWGILL—No fes unless sucvesstul. an 8.15th Bt., Omaha. Tel. 178. —300 PATENTS Sues & Co. Omaha, Neb. Il lustrated patent book free. Tel. 162. M570 N15x PASTURAGE, PASTURE for horses. Benson. Theo. Willlams, —109 18x RUG MANUFACTURING, OMAHA Rug Factory, 1521 Leaven, Tel. 065, SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. | A7C. VAN BANT'S school. 717 N. ¥ L FINE INVESTMENTS, For tale, ¢-room, ail modern house. east nt, ' lot 61x128; i street, ng all Pt tor, 000" e ¢-room all modern gottage, fine nelghbor- hood, furnace, bath, closet; elegant man- tel with grate: lot 8x12); close to street car, school and church, §,200. 7-room house, corner lot G0x110, south and east front; ‘one block to nnnq st. line, R T L P Y 8 go0d nelghborhood; treet cars, §1,560.00. Lot 68x180, 5 or 6-room house, good ‘chicken house, frult trees; barty 18 goIng to leave city; will sell on easy terms; A nice little place, 50x85, 3-room house and summer kitchen, within' easy walking dis- tance; 3§ block 'to'strest car, 3 w I hl'. also weil located acre and {mproved prap.(y in Benson at low pHoel and easy terms. . A. Lovgre 436-37 Paxton Bll. RE—-M™M 7 LAWNMOWERS. SHARPENED. P. Melcholr, 13th & Howard. LOCKSMITHS, C. R HEF‘UN 200 N. 16th St Cut prices on keys this mont) Tel. 374, M1 H, Rone 1ui | DRESSMAKING, IN families. Miss Sturdy, 64 N ®th ~Me6t Siex BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tle Co., 811 North IF;!'I; R. RUMBEL & SON, only tie factory in aie, TFY s 16th & Nichoias Sta. “Tel LEGAL NOTICE, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids will be received at the office of com- missioner of public lands and bulldings for material and labor for the construction of coment steps, sidewanlks, blocks, etc., to be bullt on the state capitol grounds in Lin- coln_according te the designs and specifica- tions now on flle In the office of the com- missoner of public Jands and bulldings. All bids to be submitted on or befors 13 o'clock noon of September 15, 1X8. The Board of Public Lands and Buildings reserve the right o reject any or all bids. Lincoln, Neb, § 3 GE D. FOLLMER, Chairman Bu.rd of Public Lands ‘and Buildihgh. Sepdd10tm RAILWAY TIME CARD, UNION STATION-10TH AND MARCY. Chicago & Northwestern. “The Northwestern Line Fast Matl.. I Sfoux orfolk & Bonest Lincoln & Long Pine. BREELA8E ZhEER 55585356 5EREE & 6:10 pm a 8:06 am Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifie. EAST. Chlc:ro Daylight L't'd.a 2:85 am wn Dlyll W | b olnu Chicago Fast pres WERST. Rocky Mountain L't'd..a 7:30 am Lincoln, Colo. Springs, Denver, Pueblo an: West Colo., Texal Oklahoma Flye Union Pacifl Overland Limited Srind Telana Tooni Missouri Pa §t. Louts By X C & st Ohleago aun Western Ry. 104 Ft. Dodge Express 102 Ft. Dodge Express. 1EY. Dodss Express. & Chicago Daylight. Chicago Fast Express..a b4 pm Chicago Limited. . Des oinas EXDFB- Wabasn. s'. Louis st Louts Loei ell Blufll ed. Black H.Illl nnd l‘uu Sound E. ..a11:10 pm Cnlor-do Vcsubuled Flyer . Lll’lcoll\ Fast Mlll Fort Crook; und P’ mouth . Bellevue & e & Facit Jora Suriiagian ShIcAES ¥ ub Aied Ex.a m‘a estibul Chicago Local a Dally. b Daily except Sunday. d Daily except Saturday e Daily except Mond Kausas City, St Blufl Kaneas Ci St. Louts Kansas City Night Bx. Joseph & Council WEBSTER DEPOT—15TH & WEBSTER & Novthwestern, Nebraska ming Division. 0, Danboosh B ot Springs e 3:00 pm ® 5:00 pi .amomn © 5:00 pm Arrive. H(‘It “ rior, . Su ) Ex:\er r:fl lcvlrd. Missouri Pacife, b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm 4:10 pm 210:35 am STATUARY, ORNAMENTAL work. Gonnella « & Bro. 3% Farnam. -M6T8—16x STORAGE, OM. Van Stor Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. s STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CHOICE_BARGAINS. For sale, $-room house, south front, Capital' Ave. % blocké wost of S-rone Bouss, bath, closet, city water, §0od ouse, o city wa - sised barn: lot G0x150; south front; paved street, $2.3%.00. Two-story $-room, all modern house, east front, t for grade; beauti- ful shade lru-.ani 24 st., §2,900, y o X it Pasion Bl RE—— DO YOU WANT A GOOD HOME CHEAP? 1 wiil sell my home on Georgia ave. n ose to Park school and on gh dry, furnace room and vegetable cellar; is in good condition, modern. with every RE—45 3ix #1150 BUYS modern double house; rents for ver month, Hox 4, Irviagion, Neb, x To, salarled employes and w Get our system of loans thal gets you out of debt. Any lady' or cman, machinist, engineer, eic., bhaviLg relavie elployment can get, J\lll .u‘n his note: . Monthly. Weekly. § or lAX. or 6.6 or 1.3 H 106 20 or iw V! confidential. Quick service. Courteous treatmen THE BTAR LOAN CO., 04 PAXTON BLK. .58 EOFLE, metchants, team- niers, houses, elc., without se- curily; easies. terms; # un«u in prinel- ) e, Téiman, W Bosrd of Trade LARGEST BALARIE! bow: HOUSES and lots tn all parts of cuy_lllo acre property and farm lands. ¥ Da Room 505, Bee bldg R RANCH and_farm lands for sale b Union Pacific Ratirosd company. McAllester, la commissioner Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Co. the Union b RE-250 ODERN s-r. house, full 52-ft. lot, bes cation for a home. Inquire 1€l Vinton St ST % RE-106 21 WILLIAMSON CHARLES E. U. 8. National Bqnl k blag. ATTORNEYS. HERBERT 8. CRANE, 971 N, Y.L mu J. M. MACFARLAND, 38 N. Y. L. Blg. M7 CHATTEL, -l-rv and jewelry loans. Foley Laan O taD. Greea, &, 8, Bagker bi. Jr..z.'.:'.'e'.‘:a:%.* Wé"‘ GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE e T N M!L Tel. 1700 Ed Vaughn, 40 Ramge Bldg. 51 mge Bldg. TICKET BROKERS. CU'r RATE “rallroad tickets Jeveryhere. D, 1506 Farnam. one —_— TINNERS, G. B. KOCH, %(h and Maple. Tel_ Libh. 208 85 UPHOLSTERING. HEFINISHING — OMAHA FURNITURE REPAIR WORKS. 201 Farnam. Tel. 4l GATE CITY ring C grines tightened. Tel. B- ary's Ave. —_— e DANCING ACADEMY. CHAMBERS' aduit beginners now forming Tuesdays and Saturdays, m. mencing October £ Private jeesc time. 11th and Douglas. Office 'phobe, Residence. Al. MR AND MRS. MORAND'S dancing and phyeical culture, 15th and Harne: opens for children Satu beginners, 10 a. m.; advance, Terms reasonable. a liberal Tedug fon organized; priv me sors for adult day and Priday. § p. m.: assembiles evary Wednesday. 8chool teachers’ tickets at Balf regular rates. For further particulars write or telephone 1041 Octd DETECTIVES. @onulxck 617 Karbach ng CARPENTERS AND JOINERS ALL Winds of ¢ TR, s trn.fi ter work te. J. 'l‘ YELLOW FEVER IS EPIDEMIC Texans Propose to Assist Residents of Mexico Who Face Des- titution. MONTEREY, Mex.,, Sept. 6.—A fund for the yellow fever sufferers of Linares, where the disease I8 epidemic, has been started by prominent citizens of this city. Busi- ness has been practically suspended and those who are pot afflicted with the fatal dlsease are idle, though not in direct need as yet. Scores of fever cases have been re- ported and among the afflicted are the mayer and his secretary. A representative of the Texas health au- thorities is expected to arrive here Tuesday to supervise the disinfecting of the city and to make another thorough jnvestigation, after which, if the quarantine measures established by the Monterey authorities against Linares and other infected polats are found to be efficacious, the quarantine against Monterey will be lifted. THE MICROSCOPE Proves that Pa Nine-tenths of the diseases of the scslp and hair are caused by parasitic germs. The importance of this discovery by Prof. Unna of the Charity Hospital, Hambu .| Germany, cannot be overestimated. It ex- plains why ordinary hair preparations, even of the most expensive character, fail to cure dandruff; bocause they do mnot, and they cannot kill the dandruff germ. The only halr preparation in the world that positively destroys the dandruff parasites that burrow up the scalp into scales called scurf or dandruft is Newbro's Herpicide In addition to its destroying the dandruff germ Herpicide s also a delightful hair dressing. Sold by lcading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. Sherman & McCon- nell Drug Co., special agents. The Lake Shore Limited to Pittab: A through Pittsburgh sleeper is no dally service on the Lake Shore umn.u leaving Chicage at 6:3 p. m., and reach- ing Pittsburgh the next morning at ¢:%, affording Pittsburgh travel all the luzuri ous appointments of this famous traln. M. 8. Glies, T. P. A., Chicago; C. ¥. Daly, Chiet A. G. P. A, Chicago. AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAWA Poo's of Eugrntfir Over City Cans Much Complaint. EFFORT 1S TO BE MADE TO DRAIN THEM Fact that No Member of Pollce Force 1 ven Rond on for Cons Comment Over City. Banitary Inepector Frank Jones will busy himselt this week attempting to drain ths different stagnant ponds of water which are scattersd throughout the city, Com- plaint has been coming fn this wesk la wholesale fashion and Mr. Jones says that If it is neceesary he will flle complaints against the owners of the property whers the ponds are located The worst of thoss minlature lakes seems to be near the intersection Thirty- seventh and L streets. IHore a body of water covering an area of almost (wo acres has formed. ‘The water Is the re- sult of the heavy rains and no naturl outlet being present, there seoms no handy way In which the same may be drained This pool has become extremely stagnant, refuse matter has been promircuus'y umped Into t by unidentifiod partioc. While the majority of the land on which this body of water stands is o 1 by the stock yurds company, Mr. Jonos staied that he was in doubt as to whose duiy it was to drain the place. An investigation will be part of his work There are several other btad this kind. At Thirty-third and the natural depression of the ground has formed a pond of almost an and while thero has been no forelgn matter thrown into the water that nelghborhocd 18’ clamoring to have it removed, saying that it is both dangerous and disagreeable. This place will undoubtedly have to bs drained at the city's expense. At Thirty-sixth and 8 streets there Is another natural-depression of about one and oné-half acres. This water has stood in the present place almost the entire sum- mer and the odor arising from it is ex- tremely disagreeable There are many pools in the eastern part of tho city which for a long time have baffled the authorities in their attempt to have them removed. At the foot of Four- teenth and M streets there is a deep hollow and in this a great body of water has formed. There is absolutely no outlet to it and no way of removing the water ex- copt by pumps. These streets in this placs have never been opened by the oity. At the latter place a young man by the name of Broderick was a few days ago injured, and a claim will probably be filed with the ity today, asking damages by reason of the same. While the olty dis- claims any responsibility, the officials are very anxious to rid themselves of these continuous eyesores. of places of Q #teo May Ingunire About Police. The fact that none of the police officers of the city has given an official bond has led up to the question as to whether any of the parties who now wear stars are authorized to make arrests, and, after such an attempt has been made, whether the act Is legal or not. The attitude of the police board in asking the council at this time for the necessary money with which to secure bonds for the officers s generally regarded as extremely humorous throughout the city, The board has been In power now for many months and up to the time that Officer Jake Bmall arrested a_commissioner at the yards for refusing to respectfully address the offier, no word was sald by the police board about the furnishing of bonds for ‘the officers, In fact. it was generally thought tHat all of the officers had furnished the necessary bonds. When an attorney inquired of the ety clerk for the bond of Small he was informed that no bonds were filed. ' Then the police board stated that It was not necessary for the bonds to be filed with the clty clerk. Finally, after waiting over six months, the police board finally confessed that no officers of the city had been re- quired to furnish bonds, and at last the council was reluctantly asked to furnish the money with which the same could be procured. An arrest was made Friday In another case of “disrespectful attention” to & lce officer and the attorney of the def ant appeared and threatened to Institute habeas corpus proceedings at once if the man was not released. Without appearing in the police court the man was turned loose. No reason was assigned for this on the jall record, Great Dol Tod: Nothing now seems to stand in the way of a great demonstration in South Omaha today. At the appointed hour the parade will be formed, the bapds will play and everything will swing into line for a glo- rious time. The park has been thoroughly prepared and every convenlence will be at hand for a delightful time. While the park will be thoroughly supplied with po- lice protection, past events of this kind have proven that this protection is really unnecessary. One of the marshals of the parade was asked last evening what would be done in the event of rain and he re- plied: “There are no grocers in this pa- rade; there will be no rain today.” Expect Thelr Money Soon. City officlals who are back in their sal- arles since the month of April have re- celved assurance that within two weeks the money for the overiap bonds will have been recelved and everything settled up. No officers of the city have reccived a cent of salary since April, except for the month of August, and many of them have dis- counted thelr claims against the city. While the city clerk is unable to state just when this money will be received, he says he has reason to feel confident that it will be within the next two weeks, Ple Next Saturd The plenic which was to have been held Baturday at Krug park for the benefit of the South Omaha Hospital association will be held on Baturday, September 12. All of the arrangements which had been planned for last Saturday have been held over for the coming event. Brennan’'s Cendition Imrpoved, Luke Brennan, the police officer who was badly cut while attempting to arrest John Kalsor on Friday night, was reported much better last evening and the attending phy- sician stated that Brennan would undoubt- efly be able to resume his work on the force within & few days. Kalsor is far from well himself, his head being still badly bruised and battered. He may not be able to appear at the time set for his prelimin. ary hearing, which is next Wednesday. Magie City Gosslp. AU of the clty ofices will be closed to- ay. "The new stock yard chutes will be Feady for use within a Tew weeks, H. B. Fleharty has returged from & pleasure and business trip to Cheyenne. Goorge Legree of Weeping Water was In the eity yesterday, ting friends and relatives, Former Police Judge W. S. Babcock will be a candidate befors the coming county convention for the office of poilce judge of South Om A jubllce meeting of the Leffer Memorful chureh in AIbright was beld last eviming There was a large attendance and an teresting program. Ons of the quietest Saturday nights and Surdays in the history of the Jail of South Omaha was noord.d yestarday. Up to last evening the entry. D blotter stoed without au