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

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: W SEPTEMBER 9 1903. 9 SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements for these will be takem umtil 12 columns WANTED-By young man of good address and experience, position as bookkeeper; bank_preferred; good reference. Address 159, Bee. A-M B3x POSITIO y experienced lady stenog. rapher, accurate in figures; would like managership of branch business for some responsible firm. Address M 61, Bee. | A=MT48 ox MIDDLE-AGED woman would like posit} a8 housekeeper for widower or widower's family. Address O 3, Bee office. A—823 10x governess. A—824 10x TEACHER_ wishes position Address O 4 Bee mo WANTED-MALE HELP. —————ee FALL TERM DAY AND NIGHT STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME. Boyles College NEW YORK LIFE BLDG. BUSINESS, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRIT- ING, ENGLISH. Apply for Catalogue. B—222 WANTED, for United States army, able- bodied, unmarried men, between ages of 4 and 8, citizens of United Btate: of &00d character and temperate habits, who can lhfini. read and write English. For in- formation apply to recrnlun’ officer, 16th #nd Dodg» sts., Omaha, and Lincgin Neb. 75 WANTED. a taflor at Council Bluffs Steam Dye Works, 1015-1017 West Broadway, Council Bluffs. B—MTZ WANTED, a man to work from our wagon, C F. ims & Co., 1619 Howard. o B—Mé1 GOOD messengers wanted; first-class pay. A. D.'T. Co., 212 8 13th. e EIe WANTED—Men to learn barber trade, Comparatively no expense. Few weeks fompletes, New method practical “ex Xper nstructions that ears, Call or witte: X . Mol Barber Col- i B e 0l Bt (o WANTED, stenographer; good chance for & bri; h!Juun‘ man to get ahead. Ad- dress , Bee. B—-Ms5u4 10 HUSTLER—To distribute samples and co| lect; salary $i8 weekly; expense advanced; old house; good route; chance for ad- vancement, Enclose addressed envelope. Advertising Dept., Star Building, Chi- cago. B—M 34 9x e ey WANTED—SALESMEN. to_carry on - ‘mission as side line about samples of Ihorflu?hly honest _western-made shoes. For information address O 2, Bee. - —MS09 10 ey WANTED-FEMALE HELP. 19 Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th & C22 general housework. C—M519 WANTED-GIrl for 1808 Webster St. WANTED, srl for general housework. 1808 Wi - B . C—MB19 8! T GIRL PN v oy ‘WANTED, Housework. * Mrh, Watron M Farnam. TS, o Apply " _tar. WANTED—uadles to learn halrdressing, ,.manicuring or faclal massage. Qualified teachers, free clinic, diplomas, tools and positions given. Busy season now. Call or write. Moler College, 132 Dougias St. C—M612-11x no_ washing =4 st C—Ms01 general housework. WANTED-GIrl_ Tor e ‘wages. 'wo In family. Referenc required.” Apply 119 South Mth streat. C—802—9x . Ry W. M. Rogers, GIRL for general housewpr! or children. Call at 520 N. for EXPERIENCED girl for general house- work; four in family. Inquire 2207 Dodge. C—806—9x glmdo girl to assist at general housework. quire at 127 8, 25th st. C—MS08 10 co NT girl for general housework: ID%. SID 8. Avye. C-818 10 GIRL for eral housework. 1505 il &on: 8 3 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS DEWEY European hotel, mh'nmfi;lrmhm ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & ( hicago E—2 $1.00 TO $200 per week, 422 8. 15th St one block south of court house. E-28 AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th & Dodge. y P | NICE cool room, modern, very reasonable; gentlemen preferred. W N. 170h E—-2% O. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone ¢ B VIENNA HOTEL, 1011 Farnam; 'phone 67, B-M371 10 ROOMS, #1650 per week and up. State hotel, 1312 Douglas St E—M435 13 162 Howard. E--Mos 15x MODERN rooms, front. 219 St avenue. " LARGE. LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS $1250 and up per month 6o and up a day. AT THE DELLONE, 14th 8t. and Capitol Ave. Steam heated—electric lighted—private and general bathe—all conveniences—first-class service. Eat where you please. ROOM AT THE D! Ll.olé!!" NICE rooms, day or week 3 0x FOR RENT. in private family, tvo large front rooms, southeast exposire, warm in winter and cool in summer; within walk- Ing distance but convenient to _three car lines. 204 Webster st. E—347 9x itol ave. Mg B—M355 10x FURNISHED ROOMS ANV BOARD. c;:\;}:n HOTEL, E\Il:upeln_pg;\ 210 M660 BOARD and room, furnace. 6% 8. 19th St N. 5 THE ROSE, 200 Harney; room: nd_board, also meal 'tickets. F—M723 0§ FURNITURE PACKING. PETERSO} 116 8o, 1ith. Tel. L-2358. H—238 Pt S S el FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES." NDBERG, FOR RENT--Building sultable for whole- sale purposes 916 Farnam, 22x90, les and first-cluss cemented basement, b ind_ burglar Eyrm)! vault, office counter and fixtures. ‘or price and particulars enquire C. C, Rosewater, sec- the Bee Building Co., room 106, Bee bulldin 1-—-M56] {T-The bullding formerly occu- ted by The Bee at 916 Farnam st. It ha: our stories and a basement, which wi formerly used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. If interested apply at office of C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room 100, Bee bu"i"%i THE spacious _store room on Farnam street in the Bee building, formerly occu- pled by MacCarthy Talloring Co., to lease on reasonable terms. Rent includes jan- itor service, electric light and heat. 'In- uire R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor, ee bullding. I—-M534 DESK ROOM for rent, 634 Paxton block. ' 1-M64 THREE-STORY and basement building in wholesale district. ¥. D. WEAD, 1524 DOUGLA% AGENTS WANTED, WANTED—Canvassing agents in eve county’ to solicit subscriptions to TH TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. Steady employment with assured good in- come.” A in the country wil and buggy especially desired. Canvassets make easily r month. Ad- dress Century Farmer Solicltors’ Bureau, Bee building, Omaha. J Why Walk All Over Town to Find a Position? A WANT AD WILL TELL YOU WHERE TO GO. FOR SALEB~MISCELLANEOLS, FOR SALE, coal business. Capital required, £2,000. J 21, Bee. Q-1 EW and 2¢ hand typewriters. 1119 Farnam. Q%3 CLAIRVOYANTS, SMITH, BOVERE) LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants; every thing told, past present and futurg Sa isfaction or no pay. 807 N. 18th. 264 MME. LUCRETIA, medium. nla. MM nia. MRS, _CARRIE 1709 Califor- LUCRETIA, medium. _1709 s—M Califor- £30 O8x ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 24 fic © 16, 2d flogr, r. % T101 PERSONAL. VIAVI, a wholesome nerve and tissue food and home treatment for disorders of Women. Free booklet. Viavi Co., 343 Bee Bldg. U356 PRIVATE _home durin, bables adopted. _ The faniiarium,” 15" 10t ave. confinement ; ood Samaritan Council Blufts, U—1% IT CUR U—256 MAGNET PILE KILLER. At druggists, $1. SURGEON-CHIROPODIST, 61 Bee Mdg U--%1 DE. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superfiu. ‘ous hair removed by electricity. R, 2 3, 1606 Farnam st. PRIVATE hospital before and during con- fAinement; best medical care and nursing. Mrs. L. Fisher, 1501 Vinton. Tel. 1. WE RENT sewing machines at 7 per week, 32 per month; we repair and sell parts for every machiné manufacture: secondhand machines, $ to hand machines from §1 to $10. Co., 15th and Harney. OMAHA Dye Works, 1515 Howard, able cleaners, dresses, suits, cloaks, dra- peries, rugs, lace curtains; we dye carpets, U—M733-20 PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladies before and Quring confinement. Dr. and Mrs, Gerisch, 28 California St Terms reasonable, DR. PRIES treats successfully all diseases and irregularities of women from any cause; experienced and ~reliable. 1513 Dodge St., Arlington block, Omlhfi 8. SHONFELD, the anti lished 1578), removed to §22 N. uarian (estab- Y. Life bld. U515 61 PRIVATE hospltal during _confinement bables adopted. Mrs. Gardels, 2382 Lake. Tel. Red-1834. U-28 BUSINESS CHANCES, FOR SALE—Only drug store in town of 40, eastern Nebraska; prescriptions from two doctors; all German community, Best chance; large territory; good business. Adiress M % Bee Y—Ms32 § FOR SALE, set of abstract books of best county in South Dakota. Address M 1, Bee. Y346 0 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 $20 per month net; everything mew and complete. Wil take cash or approved notes. Address Hiil's Market, Fremont, Neb. Y—M55% 10 "ASH FOR YOU REAL ESTATE OR BUSINESS, no matter where located. For a quick sale send us description and pi NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS AGEN D 312, Bank of Commerce Bldg., Minne 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 representatives in 33 cities. W OSTRANDER, Home Office 143 Bldg., Philadelphia OR SALE—Only restaurant in town of 2,600 at a bargain if taken soon; is draw- ing a splendld business: reason for selling sickness. Address, P. O. Box Wayne, Nebr. MS33 15 FOR SALE-R F. D. Wead, Two 10-room modern Ihr:uson. “x'ew Creighton college, yearly income, 5 Eilght-room house, 18th, near Leaven- worth, full lot, east front Laee 2,000 Three 5-room cottages on Dorcas, east of 16th St., yearly income, $432. Price 3,000 Flve-room cottage, good repair, 212 Miami . e seeeaesy 1,100 Five-room cottage, near 2%th and Fort, snap If sold At ONCe.........oooiuiins Vacant south front lot on Spaulding and Sth Sts., all 8 fal taxes pald South front lot on Bristol, near th, all_specials paid....... segpreine F.D. Wead - RE-82 8 DO YOU WANT A GOOD HOME CHEAP? I will seil my home on Georgla ave., near the park, close to Park school and sev- eral churches, at a bargain; terms to sull The house has seven rooms besides laun- dry, furnace room and vegetable cellar; is in’ good condition, modern, with every convenlence and open plumbing. It will pay you to 0ok into this, as it is 0od investment. Address M 1§, Omaha RE—445 8ix HAVE YOU visited the Standard Dress Cutting College at 67 Paxton block, cor. joth and Farnam, Omaha? U—MS$ OF MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. WANTED—City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam_street. W--261 loans; low rates. W. H. vl Bank Bldg, Tel. 1646 i s, L FARM and ol ¥ ormas, First N » rwood, 887 N. X. Life. PRIVATE money. Sherw ¥ Lig HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also wcre property and farm lands. The O, F. Davis Co., Room 8, Bee bldg. RE—: 278 RANCH and farm lands for sale by t Union Pacific Rallroad company. B. A. McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. w RE—280 MODERN 8-r._house, full 62-t. ot, best lo- cation for a home. 'Inquire 1l Vinton St E—766 21 WILLIAMSON CHARLES E., U, 8. National ‘Bank bldg. I\E—fl’ TED-—Real estate loans and warrants. WRA.NC. Peters & Co., Bee Bldg. W—261 E PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 1604 Parnam: Wam PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1620 %q% ELEGANT home and farm of oining Bennet, Nebr. nnet, Nebr. 225 acres Address, Box 135, RE—MS36 08 ACCORDION PLEATING, LOST. LOST, lady monogram “1599" on gold seal “M. R office, M. R M." other side; on_one side and black guard with attached; monogram on seal, M. Please return to mayor's city hall, and receive reward Lost— M58 LOST—Opal_stick pin, September 7, be- tween 216 N. 22nd st. ‘and Bo theater; reward at above addre ms27 11x MUSICAL. OMAHA College of Music and Dramatic Art, 623 N 200h S (Dodge St. car) EXx. aminations for nty free and partial &cholarships in all subjects Sept. 28 and 24, at the college; practice rooms with planos for students For particulars apply ¥. H. Wrighte L. L. C. M "Phone ‘11l Davidge Block. —360 » director, THOS. J. KELLY, volce. . D. KECK, yolce culture and the art of singing. Studio, 1802 Farnam St. —M516-0-1 —————— ety OSTEOPATH GID. B_& ALICE JOHNSON, osteo) Suite 515, New York Life Bidg. Tel ths. 1664 204 The Hurt Infirmary, McCague Bidg. T. &i T, 186 296 DRS FINCH & MILLER, 14 & %th St —297 Atzen & Farwell, Paxton Blk., 604- GRACE DEEGAN, 82 N. Y. gt DR. PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office. Rellable, acoommodat- ing; all business confidenttal. 131 Douglas. = PATENTS. H. J. COWGILL—No fee unless successtul. @18 8. 15th St., Omaha. Tel. 1798, ~3%0 ATENTS—Sues & Co. Omah: : lustrated patent book free. Tel. 1623 —M570 N1ix PASTURAGE, PASTURE for horses. Benson. Theo. Willlams, 709 18x RUG MANUFACTURING, OMAHA Rug Factory, 1521 Leaven, T . 2088, —801 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A C. VAN SANT'S school. 77 N. 115157 N 3B, Business & SNorthand College, Boyd's Theater. 3 FOR SALE, Good second-hand Yost type- writer, $17.00, B. C. Bricker, Tabor, —MSi2 9x STATUARY, ORNAMENTAL work. Gonnella & Bro., 208 Farnam. g vty a—————— STORAGE. OM. Van Stor Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. 1659-862. STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. 23 AGENTS #or the best, most popular faucet fliters made; easy sellers; good profit, . T.. C..Pigott, Lapamis, W T J-Misd 12k AGENTS for best, most popular faucet fil- {68 made: easy sellers; good profit. T. C. Pigott, Laramle, Wy, M54 1ix AGENTS WANTED, Manager in every fown over 100 pepulation; pay $1.000 to $5,000; references required. ' World's Fair Guarantee Ass'n., Rialto Bldg., St. Louis. J—MS10 x WANTED-TO RENT, WANTED—By two young me; board in private family; must be con- venient to car line; state rates. Will be permanent if suited; not too far out. Ade dress-M 38 Bee. K—-Mi¥ 9x room and WANTED-TO BUY. WILL PAY cash for 40 to & acres Within 15 miles of Omaha. = Address, K 82, Bee. WANTED—To buy, close to Omah: acres of land. a few asper Coal Co., lith and Willlam Sts. N-Mp—14 C-8229 #irl for general ho WANTED--A r week; no washing. En- st C—] 1ix FoR “IHOUI:', FIOUSES & S8 st as . Bldg. D—a{‘ WiANTED—uA‘ A;;ock O'Im"" n 0 exceed ress, ee. ‘N—804—8x. FOR SALE~FURNITURE. FULL line of hard coal stoves now on wuls. Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge St. YNE-BOSTW) CO., houses. L R A e T WE MOVE planos. Maggard Van & Stor- e Co., Tel 1486, Office, 1713 Webater St. : L—us in all rts of the cil HOUSES & £'88Vi8 &.%6 5% niae D2 MOVE it t Omaha Van St TR 0mee HEY RL20m0n YAI fune o VU B o, J DEISIRABLE HOUSE WEST ~138 N, 3th ave., 11 rooms, modern in wvery way, first class condition and one of the best locations in city. Price 3% per month. George & Co., 1601 - FOR RENT—A neat 8-room house. all mod- ern except furnace, 318, C. M. Bachmann, 436-57 Paxton block. D—M136 T R T R modern house of § rooms in first-class re- pair, $5. Garvin Bros., 164 Farnam st #ROOM, modern, 3713 Dewey uve. o —1465 o § and cne 6-room cottage, large, beau- ital h km".nu 815, ’ ey on prem- facs. “Ringwalt Bros. Barker block.” FOR RENT, No, 1029 8o, 30th ave., 11-room brick. full celfar, cistern, oak floors and finish: furnace &nd all modern, In best condition No. 1031 So. Mth ave. 10-room, complots and modern, finest appointment and. fin- fah. Tnquire on prem Doana FOR RENT, 8-room house. all modern, 513 N. 20 st. Apply at 807 N Y. Life Hidg. D09 FOR RENT, six-room cottage, modern ex- coptfurnace, 211 California St $25: fye: Foom cottage. 206 Blondo St. 19 Arply at 607 North isth 8t DMl HOUSE for rent, 9 rooms. at Mth and Tngutre €2 Tsard. Harney. T month. Chare B Fones. D-$3-13 NINE-ROOM house, modern, 205 Harney street. D83 10-R.. MODERN. 017 N. 17th 10 m . imodern house & barn, %64 N. 3th.. 30.00 ‘modern, 1:3¢ Izard. ., . | modern, &0 8. ch 8t ) modern, 819 F. D. WEAD. avette Ave 154 Douglas. D819 8 750 108 Pacinc, ; others. R ng- D—m&C¢ 189 Howard. 4-room flat, 3-rooms. city water, $10. walt Bros., Barker blk. FOR RENT-FURNISHED KOOMS. NICELY furnished rooms. Inquire Omaha -Fn!"u“. v-::nl. ‘Phoue A»Ia E-3 FOR SALE-HORSES, TIRES set while you wait; first-class re- pair work. H. Frost, Mth and Leaven- worth. P43 MONROE sells Isth St FOR SALE, 2 first-cless b €3 ranted; a snap for somebody. Call at 2620 Leavenworth. P—b GOOD MILK WAGON, coal on and bugey at a big bargain, A. W, Johnson, with Johri Deere Plow Co. P—38 O2x WANTED—Good team heavy horses: also heavy double harnes at once. Edw. A Knapp, Mth and Nichola: P—MS15 9x WAGONS, ETC, Dleasure vehicles at 811 N, P44 FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE, thirty-three thousand four hundred and ninety-seven shares Gold Hill Mining Stock, ten cénts a share if taken quick. Inguite T. F. Van Dorn, Board of Trade bullding. Q—-Mds7 FOR SALE. Bouthwick hay press and ower, cheap. A. H. Read, Council Bluffs, a. QM 518 FOR SALE. ocecondhand first-class ‘shape.’at one-half price. or address, 1631 Far it. Q TELEPHONE POLES: long fi chicken fence: oak plling. %01 Ds\.\‘l:ll IRON and wire fences, tree guards, trellises. Westers Anchor Feace Co\, % N. Hith St §TO 5 P. C. money. Bemls, Paxton block. — e GOLDMAN, 20 Doiglas block.. —om -~ - = - e = ATTORNEYS. e MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. HERBERT 8. CRANE, 817 N. Y, L_Bidg. S Miis 101 NOT IN THE TRUST. Money--Any Amount Zoaned to salaried employes holding per- "‘:n‘:lr:en! ositions on IKCIr PLAIN fi B, without MORTGAGE, BNDORSER or SE- CURITY of any kind, without EMPLOY- ER'S knowlcdge. 0 oney on Furnitul Planos, B it L ont Temoval of Boods. You have use of both money and goods. It Costs You Nothing call and be convinced that our rates T:r‘ the cheapest in Omaha. We want your business and belleve an in- vestigation of our methods will get it— S¥en‘lf at rresent you are dealing else: Where. KIND, COURTEOLS TREAT- MENT to all. Our offices jare .the best Aquipped to handle your Dusiness with privacy of any in the city. Come in and %ee us, whether you borrow or not. Reliable Credit Co. ton Blk. Rooms 307-308. Rooms 307-308 Pax! RS MONEY aried employes and wage earners. T?;.!".ur system of loans that gels you out of debt. Any lady or gentleman, machinist, engineer, etc., haviug reliable employment can get, Just on his note: A~ Monthly. Monthly. Weekly. 00—Return to us...325.66 or $18.% or 6.5 “—filurn to L1333 or 66 or 3.8 25—Return to 668 or 83 or 16 15—Return to us... 4.0 or 2.0 or 10 caslest terms, lowest rates, confidential. No inquiries. Quick service. Courteous treatment LOAN CO., 64 PAXTON BLK. THE BTAR B 7 EAS TO GET TO PAY \Bell explains our methods. Loan Sh furniture, pianos, warehouse reveipts, ste.. OF It you Bave's permanent thon we can make you & position We SEALARY LOAN hout security, except your own agree- ;:uf to repay. Our ser is quick and confidential and we alw try to please. All that we ask Is that you give us & call Betorn you borrow elsewhere. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Board of Trade B.dg. Tel. 236, (Bstabiisned 1382) 6 8. loih 8L FURNIT U CARIES, ETC. Low rates and easy rms. I?;nmn- Confidential. hind “;Hn NIX EDIT CO., 3 63 Paxton Block. #th and Farnam Sts. —2m CATAIOGUE cut drug prices free. Sher- man & McConnell Drug Co, Omaha. Q20 AT BACRIFICE prices; one roll top quarter sawod oak desk, two flat top desks, bouk case and other office furniture. Apply at Petersen & Lundburg's, 116 South 17th st., Tel, L-238 ICE for sale in car load Jou Lincoln Ice Co., Lincoln, Neb. INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. INDIAN & rarnam, IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1113 r‘\,}ugr\fi LARGEST BUBINESS IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEOFLE, merchants, team- siers, boarding houses etc. without se- curity; easfest terms: 4 offices in prin pe) cities "Tolman, W' Board of Trads MONEY loaned on plain note to sairied ple; business confidential; lowest rates. 14 Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. CHATTEL. salary and jewelry loans. Foley B e e T O Graan, T B Barker bl MONEY loaned on p! turniture, rwl eiry. horacs, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 3 & 11 | 3. M. MACFARLAND, 19 N. Y. BALE TIES, OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North %h' R. RUMBEL & BON, only tle factory in Y Try us. 1l4th & Nieholas Sts. BICYCLES. CURED, Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge Bldg. e ————— TICKET BROKERS, t CUT_RATE rallroad tickets everyhere. ,P. H. Philbin, 1506 Farnam. ‘Phone 784 =304 aEEp—————————————b——— TINNER! G. B. KOCH, 24th and Maple. Tel. L1049, M-820 08 UPHOLSTERING. REFINISHING — OMAHA FURNITURE REPAIR WORKS. 20 Farnam. Tel. 461 BARGAINS in bleycles; second-hand Wheels $3 and up; see Flescher, 162 Capi- tol ave. —MS2 O8 GATE CITY Upholstering Co.. woven wiro springs tightened. Tel. B-2s. 1105 St. ary's Avi —so7 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS GOVERNMENT NOTICES. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairin promptly attended to. J. T. Ochlltree, 2t and Lake streots. ) DANCING ACADEMY, CHAMBERS' adult beginners now forming Tuesdays and Saturdays, § p. m., com mencing October 2. Private lessons any time. 17th and Dougias. Office ‘phone, 1571, Residence, AI745. After October 15, 2424 Farnam st. Chambers’ children's_classes Wednesdays, 4 p. m., Baturdays, 3 p. m., commencing October 3. " 8. MORAND'S dancing and physical culture, 15th and Harney, re- opens for children Saturday, October 3; beginners, 10 . m.; advance 3 p. m. ‘Terms reasonable; a liberal reduction to former patrons and to families who send than one pupll at the same me. Private classes organized; private lessons any time. ons for adults now Tues- day and Friday, 8 p. m.; assemblies every Wednesday hool teachers' tickets at half regular rates. For further particulars write or telephone 141 —M570 Octé DETECTIVES, CAPT. CORMACK, 617 Karbach block. Tel. A-2832 —284 e DRESSMAKING. IN families. Miss Sturdy, 624 N. 2oth. —3td6d Stux EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. G_R. RATHBUN, room 15, Com'l Nat Bank. Private lessons in bookkeeping, ete. 752 ——— FLORISTS, HESS & SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam. —3% D. HENDERSON, florist, 1419 Farnam ang GARBAGE, ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO. ceas, and vaults, removes garba, dead animals at reduced prices. 16th_ Tel. i7 GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bec Bldg. Tel e LAWNMOWERS, SHARPENED. P. Melchoir, 13th & Howard, LAW AND COLLECTION: TILLMAN & PRICE, 410 1st Nat. Bk.bld FOR SALE. Crane hydraulic elevator; can e used either passenger or freight: com- lete, iron guide posts. cage and wire eu- | _Blomire. "L Brandels & sons. I FOR BALE CHEAP. at Barker hotel, Omaha, . W. Partridge, Paxton bloe! one H: hydraulic passenger elevato nrflfi(l inder, cage 5x5 feet, § stories, all erfect I.I\ll'n, order; 86 Inside doore, 1 thick, with frames, casing and hardware: base board. 4 hts oak stairs, cherry and oak mantles, 100 inside win- dows. 100,000 4-foot white pine lath, cleaned and bundled, 2x4 studding, morble wash bowls, urins. bath tubs, sinks steam pipe and radiators, QM4 2x FOR SALE, a new S-ampere, double- switch; never been used. Aflly o ot “Superintendent Buildi Omata. o BUSINESS CHANCES. WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchangs ( any property or busiuess quick, see J. H. Johnsou N. Y. Life. 3 FOR SAL.LE—Good hardware. furniture and undertal business; store bullding and residence also. Address, Box 188 Ply- mouth, Neb. Y LITCHFIELD, Neb., iz much in need of a frst-cl hotel. Good site m&bfi se- cured. Located on main line B. & M. R. Populalien, 500 Address F. Starks, Sec- retary Liichfeld Mutual Improvement club Y—M2% Sept.9x FUR SALE. good ¥ iures. inciuling nam, -2 ery and butcher's fix. {539 "Iuuire T Par- Y56 NEW SNOW Life Bld., where. -C Cl attorneys and collectors every- —31 3. M MACFARLAND, 19 N. Y. L_Elig M 757 —— LOCKSMITHS, C. R. HEFLIN, 39 N. 16th St Tel 74 Cut prices on keys this month. —Mi2—13 L _ _ ______ __ _ __ ____ ] MEDICAL, LI Pay UOR HABIT cured in three days. F 5 ‘or rite @=m s | OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- master, Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. 11, 1908.— Sealed proposals, tripiicate, will be re- ceived at this office until 2 o'clock p. m., mountain time, Sept. 11, 1908, and then opened in the Pruenco of bidders, for the construction, plumbing, heating, gas-piping and electric 'wirlng of 1 fleld officers’ quar- ters, 2 d. s, captains’ quarters, 3 d. Uet § 2 double barracl and on, gas-piping and elec tric wiring of 1 subsistence storehouse at Fort D, I, Wyo. Bidders must state in their proposals the time i which they will complete the work from date of commencement thereof. Each proposal must be accompanied by a guaranty signed by two responsible persons, each justifyin, in a sum equal to 10 per cent of total amount of bid. Full information, blank forms, plans and ifications furnished on application to this office; also to the office of Chief Quartermaster, Chicago, Denver, Omaha and 8t. Paul. United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all blds or any part thereof. Envelopes containing blds should be endorsed ‘‘Pro- sal for Public Bulldings at Fort. D. A. ussell, Wyo.,” and addressed to Captain W. 8. 'Scoit, Quartermaster, U. 8. A., in charge of construction, Cheyenn .mg. 1144t M LEGAL NOTICES, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bealed bids or proposals will be received at the office of Supt. Wm. K. Fowler, sec- retary of the Board of Education of the State Normal School, capitol bullding, Lin- coln, Nebraska, untll nine o'clock m. Baturday, October 3, 1998, for the erection and construction of a chapel bullding on the grounds of the state normal school at Peru, Nemaba county, Nebraska. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of five hundred (3500) dollars for purpose mentioned in the apecifications. ids for heating and plumbing, accom) nied by a check of five hundred ($500) dol- lars will be considered separately at the above time and place. Plans and specifica- tions are on file In the offices of Supt. Wm. K. Fowler, secretary, capito! bullding, Lin- col Mr. George Rogers, president of the Board, 1506 Farnam street, Omah; Prinel- al W. A Clark, te Normal School, 'eru, and Mr. George A. Berlinghof, archi- tect, Beatrice, The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive all defects in the same. By Order of the Board of Education of the State Normal School WM. K. FOWLER, Becretary. Lincoln, Nebraska, September 8, 18 B-Msd 10t NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids will be received at the office of com- missioner of public lands and bulidings for materfal and labor for the construction of cement steps, sidewalks. blocks. etc.. to be built on the ‘state capitol grounds in Iin- coln according to the designs and specifica- tions now on file in the office of &he com- missioner of public Jands and buildings All bids to be submitted on or before 12 oclock noon of September 15. 190 The Board of Public Lands and Buldines reserve the right o reject any or all bids Lincoln, Neb.. Sept. 3, 19 GEORGE 'D. FOLLMER Chalrman Boerd of Public Lands snd Buildings. Eepdd1otm —_— RAILWAY TIME CARD, UNION STATION-10TH AND MARCY. Chicago & Northwesteran. “The Northwestern Line.” Fast jo. .(?hm‘ > Local Sioux City. lD)‘ ':“h( nc‘h‘l‘lul " 1ocal Carroll..... B € eauke 55 BEBEE ch, marked with | RAILROAD TIME CARD. 550 pm m a 8:10 pm b 4:00 pm a 7:35 am b 7:% am Fast Chicago.... 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Twin Clty Passenger Bloux City Passenger...a Oakjand T PP RURAL ROUTES ARE PAYING Free Delivery System is in Prosperous Comdition, Says Superinten- dent Rathbone, “The rural free delivery system in Ne- braska is in an encouraging condition,” re- marked Superintendent S. B. Rathbone of the western division headquarters. ‘“The less densely populated routes have been ex- tended from the old rule of twenty-five miles to thirty miles, which gives the routes the requisite 100 families. The sys- tem 1s becoming prosperous and seif-sus taining, end this is very largely due to the assistance of the Omaha papers in advertis- ing the routes for us. Of the 200 cases referred to this division for reinvestiga- tion, less than 100 have been found short of the required number of patrons, but by the extension of the route five miles these have been put on a permanent basis. No routes will be discontinued in Ne- braska, rumors to the contrary notwith- standing. The division headquarters force and route inspectors are busily engaged in rearranging the weaker routes and putting them on a permanent and substantial basis, and the patrons of the routes are doing all they can to help us.” 4518 Gir1's Apron, & 10 10 years Girl's Apron 4616—To be made with square or round neck. Aprons that really protect the frocks are much in demand by careful mothers and are shown in a variety of at- tractive forms. This one is eminently prac- tical and Includes two useful pockets which are certain to appeal to the young wearers. The model is made of plald muslin with trimming of embroidery, but all materials used for aprons are appropriate. The sash is a feature and is both graceful and be- coming. The apron is made with plain front and backs and is shaped by means of shoulder and under-arm seams. Graduated frills are joined to the armr-eyes and form sleeves, and sash ends are attached at the under- arms cams that are bowed In the back. The quantity of material required for the medium size (6 years) is 2 yards 3 Inches wide, with 1% yards of embroidery 4 inches wide for sleeve frills, 1% yards of edging for neck and 1 yard of insertion to trim as filustrated The pattern 4616 is cut In sizes for girls of 4, 6, 8 and 10 years of age. For the, accommodation of The Bee readers these patterns, which usually retall at from 25 1o 50 cents, will be furnished at a nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all axpense. In order to get a pattern enclose 10 cents, give number and name of pattern. I[RGES ONAHA T0 ACT NOW George H. Maxwe!l Points to Opportuni Possible Through Irrigation. SAYS CITY CAN DOUBLE POPULATION Deseribes Plan for Developing Water. hed of the Platte in the Inter. est of Nebraska and Omaha. “I feel that the national irrigation move- ment has now passed through the preiimi- nary period, and that the time has come for the people of Omaha to do everything to bring its benefits into your own trade ter ritory.” Thus began George H. Maxwell, apostle of irrigation who had come to this clty from Chicago to address the executive committtee of the Commercial club on the work which is being done by the National Irrigation assoclation. Mr. Maxwell has been in this work for almost fitteen years, first becoming Interested as an attorney in Irrigation litigation and now belug one of the active members of the association. “I want to Impress the immense import ance of this movement on every property owner of Omaha,” he said, “becauss it these plans can be carried out, and they can, you can more than double your popula- tion in tert years. Los Angeles has doubled its population. Why? Because irrigation Increased the trade territory of Los Angeles and made this possible.” One of the great difficulties, Maxwell, was to arouse the int property holders in the work. They all acknowledged that if the plan was carried out, the good promised would develop. The trouble was that every one falled to rise to the great proposition while trying to push the little schemes. He polnted out the probable faflure of the Bweetwater reservolr which had been allowed in Wy- oming because there was not enough suit- able land in the district to make it useful. This, he sald, showed the fallacy of seo- tional and divided effort. Explains His Theory. He explained the work being done by the government in making a complete sur- vey of the water system of the Colorado river between southern California and Arizona, which will be completed before one section of actual irrigation is begun. This, he sald, was the only way in which to approach the watershed of the Platte, which river would Irrigate 2,000,000 acres of land and in ten years double the popula- tion of Omaha. “In the case of the Platte, there is an Interstate problem, and neither state has the right to take the water of the other. When the government has planned out the entire work for the North Platte, the work can be done by small sections, but always m regard to the great plan. The com- mercial Interests of Omaha have the influ- ence, if they -work, to bring sbout this great survey. It Wyoming Grst takes the water, it will be lost for Nebraska and will not benefit Omaha industries. ““The meed of & reformation of land laws is a great need, so that the frauds now being perpetrated can be stopped. Under the desert lands and homestead laws, 4,000,000 acres of land are early taken up by agents of the grazers and others, the same iand which the government is to frrigate. In four years wll the land will thus be taken up or the natlonal irrigation movement go up in smoke. The inter-state water laws was another tople delt with, the speaker showing that the state ownership of water was an ex- ploded fallacy. The National Irrigation association was inalterable opposed to this system. Now the man first using water for irrigation, no matter what state has prior right to:.the same, can get uction in the Unlted States district courts, “Nebraska could prevent Wyoming using the water by first using it here. The present committee of the Commercial club should be an active club, with permanent office and assistant secretary, so that the city's influence in the east gould be brought to bear and everybody to co-operate in forwarding this ‘movement. “The speaker closed by urging that Omaha have a fepresentative delegation to the national Irrigation congress. OMAHA LEADS COAST CITIES Nebraska Metropol Compared with Portland, Seattle and Tacoms by Local Men. the Captain Frank H. Myers has just re- turned from an extended visit to the Pacific coast and northwest and comes back more than ever impressed with the thrift and beauty of Nebraska, and Omaha in par- ticular. He said Tuesday morning: “I found Nebraskans everywhere, some prosperous and others yearning for a re- turn to the green flelds of their state. While Portland, Seattle and Tacoma po sess every Indication of thrift and enter- prise, with their wharves laden with im- ports and exports, there is romething iack- ing and T do not understand it. Take as an instance Beattle. =Almost every month there comes from Cape Nome or the Klondike vessels bringing from $260,00 to $1,260,000 in gold dust. It is a city of nearly the population of Omaha, but its bank clearings show up very poorly as com- pared with Omaha. Take, for instance, the bank clearance statements for the week of August 20 a5 a_comparison. Omaha's clearances were $5,360,923; those of Seattle $3,666,521; Portland, $2,94989, and Tacoma, $1,856,582. “Onme would naturally think that the clearances of the coast cities, with their commercial advantages and thelr proximity ! to the gold mines of Alaska, and with their immense canning and lumbering industri | would far outstrip Omaha, but they do nof | come anywhere near Omaha. | "I was also at Butte, Mont., and was | mirprised to see the devastation wrought on vegetation there by the copper fumes from the great smelters, There is not a green thing living within a considerable distanca of the city and only recently the smelter companies pald over §785,0(0 dam- ages to stockmen and farmers for the de- struction of cattle and crops by the polson- ous fumes. HAIR WON'T FALL OUT. the John N. Fuller, a well known citizen of Colfax, Wash., says: “I had dandruff so badly that it caked on my scalp. Herpl- cide completely cured me.” George H. McWhirk, of Walla Walla, Wash., say: “Herpicide completely cured me of a bad case of dandruff of % years' standing." They took the only really sensible treat- ment, & remedy that destroys the dandruff, germ—Newbro's Herplelde. Stop dandruff, hair won't fall out, but will grow naturally, luxuriantly. Always ltching instantly and makes hair glossy and soft as silk. One bottle will comvince any doubter of its merits. Bold by leading druggists. Send 100 in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., special agents. Atlantie City, New Jersey, is reached convenlently and quickly from the west via the Lehigh Valley Rallroad. Send 2-cent stamp to General Passenger De it, Lehigh Valley Rallroad, New York, for booklet.