Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 11, 1903, Page 9

SPECIAL NOTICES| e Adveriistments for these columns 1 be takem umtil 12 m. for the sing edition and untfl » - morning and Sunday edition. ates, 1 1-2c & word first insertion, thereatter. lut.i.l taken A SITUATIONS WANTED. man of good address position ‘as " bookkeeper: £00d reference. Add,l;ru x JDDLI: AGED woman would like position r for widower or widower's Tamily.. Address © 3, Beo office. A—828 10x WANTED—By young and _experience, bank preterred: as governess. TEACHER Address O A—824 10x wishes position ¢ 4. Bee office. FOR RENT-FURXISHED mn LARGE, LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS. $1250 and up per manm T5e and up & AT THE DELLONI‘. 14th St. and Capitol Ave. Steam feated—electric 1ighted—private and general baths—all conveniences—first-class service. Eat where you please. ROOM AT THE DELLONE. B3 wx STEAM heated room. all modern, ing telephone. Farnam st 812 per month. includ- nd fioor, 8465 13 NICELY furnished rooms. 1500 (‘-Enol e ___} FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, CENTER HOTEL, 17th. BOARD and room, furnace. 6% 8. 1bth St F-158 7ix European pla ¥ LJ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1903. IF YOUR NAME IS IN THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY YOU CAN TELEPHONE IN YOUR WANT AD FOR ANYTHING YOU WANT AND WE'LL CHARGE IT TO YOU. OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 238, PERSONAL. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. confinement, ood Samaritan Council Blufts, U6 - PRIVATE _ home duflns bables adopted. The :nnnnum‘ 73 1st ave, A GOOD COMBINATION %' MUST BE SOLD It offers & GREAT OPPORTUNITY SURGEON-CHIROPODIST, 613 Ba:m'% fi= DR RO, chirepotiet: geris and superSe. gus baie removed | by electricity. l. 1505 Farnam PRIVATE bospital before and during con- finement; best medical care and nursin, L. Fisher, 1500 Vinton. Tel. nm.- THE ROSE, 2020 Harney; rooms and board, also meal tickets. F-M723 0§ —_— FURNITURE PACKING. PEI'HRION “& LUNDBERG, 11 So 17th. Tel._1-235 238 WANTED-MALE HELP. FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. P ENLL TERM NOW DA’ AHD NIOHT STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME. Boyles College NEW \onx LIFE BLDG. Iuluu:ni SHORTHAND, TYPEWRIT- ING, ENGLISH. Apply for Catalogue. B2 n1 officer, 16th Y Omana, and Ancolnh\eb t Councll Blufts Steam h uu—wn West Broadway, B—MT3 &: "e"ir"‘&.‘ man to work from our wagon, & Co, 1619 Howard. wreyg Mo ; first-class pay. , 212 8. 13th. .B—E’ WANTED-Men to learn barber t Comparatively no e: Few weeks completes. fi' :(‘od prl“chtlml ox- oF witte. "Mon Col- m‘-_ ey oler B-rber ol wAm—Czfln‘n pressfeeder. Lflb for right man: unjon shop. Jacol 4 North & Co., Lincoln, Neb. B—Ms@ 11 4 POSTOFFICE examination will be held Omaha November ¥ to secure clerks I-M carriers. An advanced education is 't !!fm training = mail & large r cent of the ones. Fur full information gend for our announcement and questions by the government. Columbian Cor- I-Wldsnc. college, Wllh]lfion D. C. M6 Ux GOOD Q0D mewsengers want, Btead ollenogTapher who WANTED, eral Toor omoe. N. “"fm . e g Addrass 0 10, Bee o oy "E—A.‘.r‘m ANTED, £ood man to sell real estate on mmission for established office having xoellent lmuon and all facilities for Address O 5, Bee offi: to anyone wanting either A HOME AN INVESTMENT or A SPECULATION suits, cl peries, rugs, lace curtains, we dye carpets, U—M783-20 NT—Building sultable for whole- Sule purposes at 9l ¥arnam Zx four stories and first-class cements elevator, fire and burglar _proof v.u& office counter ana fixtures. For price ai particulars enquire C. C, Rose retary the Bee Bullding C _bullding. FOR RENT—The bullding formerly ocou- pled by The Bee at 16 Farnam st It has ur stories and & basement, which was formerly used as The press room. This will be rented very 1t interested apply at oMce bf C. C. Rose- water, secrelary, room 100, Bee bull ldlu THE spacious_store room on Farnam street in the Bee bullding, {urmerl) occu- pled by MacCarthy Talloring Co., to leass on reasonable terms. Rent includes jan- itor service, electric light and heat. In- R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor, i building’ 1--M534 AGENTS WANTED. WANTED-Qn assing [ nty o solicit bubmr:?uum ", S TWENTIETH CE FARMER. teady employment with assured good in- come. ents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Gunvassers make easily Ad- dress Century Farmer Bee bullding, Omaha. AGENTS for the best, most popular faucet nlt-n made; easy sellers; profit. C. Pigott, Laramie, Wyo. G-Mied 12x AGE!\TE for bflt mml populs faucet fil- de; r lers; good mml Laramie, V\yo —M6s4 13x TRAVELING salesman. Sell hgu to or- Qer (side line). Address O 6 r month. WANTED-TO RENT. WANTED—By a first class tenant a thor- oughly modern house of six or elght rooms. Must be ready by October 1. Ad- a Be! KM 16 and_wife, no chnaren, want two or neat ‘unfurnished | howsekeeping rooms; modern preferred; references. A dress O & Bee office. K—M874 12 WANTED—TO BUY. WANTED-FEMALE HELP, 40 Girls. mm&nmam WANTED-Girl ~for g, for general howsework: GRS g ek oy M W, 3 for general housework. 1808 e £ il BERVANT GIRL wanted at SETAT T e o e at 13 L“l. to learn hlll'dm-ln‘ RN .d -u now. xfl‘_::. WANTED—To sores of land. William Sts- close to Omaha, & few iper Coal Co., Nt.h IM N—M4§0—] FOR SALE—FURNITURE. AUCTION—Monday, September 14, 9 a. My house fui nn-h.lnp »utod at say day. ne of hard coal stoves now on sals. Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge St ork; T ) Wi ‘'FOR SALE-HORSES, “WAGONS, ETC. ' girl for general hduse- cflh p TIRES set while you walt; frstclass re- pair, work.. M. t, 14th and Leaven- er week; no washing. En- C—Msfl 11x GENERAL bouse girl want 8t.; wages $5; no vuh"'h:‘ Loy, HOBRD'E sells pleasure vehicles at &7 N. N. 39th —848 11 onz.n for general housework. ln l. mh wuvm—g:m 50 sewing machine horse bln.n.k it d Rocsiore I b lanket department of GOOD MILK_WAGON, coal wagon and buggy_at o big hurnln A.'W. Johnson, with John Deere Plow Co. ~ P—38 O2x FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED-Girl for 1 1 21 O ¥ _-nll family. S Rl o g P e ——————— FOR RENT—-HOUSES. OUSES & I.IX m of Il\. d!y "@ion New Yook Lafe Bile: hone Jik Vi BTN oden Y HOUSE ht housework st. C—MB860 13x Van & Stor- Webster IL in all of the city. Thy 0. F. v de Lo.unu).gg. r'f.. mnx-fl t Bros., Duko ig::"m rent, iml. at Ithx and i B Soben: B | vl umn-uxm house, modern, 536 I-hn-; V‘.‘ 1008 Pacifie, FOR BALE. Bouthwick ess_and B S RS FOR SALE, necondhand _locomobile, _ frst-class n‘&ebn one-haif price. in Call TELEPHONE POLES; cak P long fir tim chicken fence: ng. %01 Douglas. Q-7 iiox and wire fences, tree guards. trellises. Western, Anchor Fece Co., 5 X. iith St CATAT,0GUE cut drug prices “free. Sher- man & McConnell Drug Co., Om-ha- AT SACRIFICE prices; one roll top quarter ank desit, 1wo flat top desks, book » and other office furniture. Apply at | Pelggeen & landburg's 1 Sout ! L, L—“ Q- Address l\c > QM 115 Fa Flrmn INDIAN goods and relics. ht; com- and wire en- Sons. Q598 AP, at Barker hotel, r C. W. Partridge, Paxton block, hydraulic pasacnger dcumr, cylinder, fixb yeet, b stori ect runt. us order; 500 insi 4 FOR BALE CHE thick, with e ‘board, '\“*5-‘?.‘51.:... ch-rrynana ok manties, 0 inside win: t-fool ‘white cleaned ud 5 rble wash Al gl AR new Wbampere. double 10 or ol = . 5 R SALE. & T witch; peves been .'Superiun th 17th | 836 11 Owner is mow here and will accept an offer which a little later would be PROMPTLY REFUSED. The same property could have been sold & few years ago for $12,000. A national bank of Omaha Emmu the value con- servatively at $8. Price now . 82,000 8-room house, corner 1ot 0% 143, near S6th and Farnam. If interested please see us at once and oblige CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO. U. S. NATIONAL BANK BLDG. RE—MS70 11 PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladles before and during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerisch, L fornia St. Terms mble. DR. PRIES treats successtully all diseases and irregularities of women from any cause; experienced and rellable. 153 Dodge St Arlington biock, Omaha, 8. SHONFELD, the antiquarian (estab- lished 1878), removed to 82 E Life bid. 15 01 PRIVATE hospital during confinement; Lake. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bidg. Tel. 5. HAT RENOVATING. Ra: N, amser & Kerr, 1ith st MBas et——— LAWNMOWERS, OLD hats made new practical hatters, 207 old watch, marked with monogram * on one side and 158" on other side; black guard with gold seal attaghed: monogram on seal, M Pleake return to mayor's office, ‘city hall, and receive $0 reward Lost—Mb68 LOBT—Opal mck vln Beptember 1, be- tween 216 N st. ‘and Boyd's theater; reward at lbu\"e .ddn- lost—m8sT 1ix LOST—Lady's gold watch between Al- bright und Scventeenth | and Dougias. Monogram A. T. O. one other three i e s et each with Slamond. = Te: tarn to Bee office. Reward. Lost—843 1tx ay horse weighing mu d left shoulder F; left th l) tlack rubber tire 1op buny taken yndicate park 8:30 p. Monaay. Miller, N. 2th st T!l 4365 So. Omana Lost—Ms63 1ax LOST, lady bables adopted. Mrs. Gardels, 3234 Tel. Red-1i U RANCH and farm Jands for sale bE the | Union Pacific Railroad compan: McAllester, land commisgioner, lmlvn Pacific Hegdquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE—2%0 MODERN 8-r._house, full 52-ft. lot, best lo- cation for a home. Inquire o \'mmn S WILLIAMSON BOSTON Tel., 1417. and repaired UMBRELLO, Mfs., 606 So. 16 Umbrellas—Parasols recovered or made. —MS62 MONEY TO wll-—-l‘h ESTATE, WANTED-City d warrants. W. e CHARLES E.. U. 8 Farnam Bl'nlll &C 1320 Farnam street. | Siattonal Dagi hl't_l". Ri—27 STOLEN—Wednesday 9th, one dun pony, web halter, spavined and lame in same leg, 8 or § years old. Direct to F. & Carver, %68 Leavenwory Omaha., Lostpstd Tix LOCKSMITHS. WA, ZnMus-13 HEFLIN, 800 N. 16th St Tel. Cut prices on keys this month. FARM and city loan: Thomas, First Nat] Bank ma‘ oy 10k | FLBGANT home and farm of 2% acres W Joining Bennet, Nebr. AflflfE;l_. Bolol'fi. 'Fuk; & Son WE offer a .~mom house in Orchard Hill, with full Jot, no modern convenlences, for §1.2%. We can take a good glear lot as part payment. House is newly painted outside, and in good condition on the inside. Lot fs level and on grade. No other houses within thirty feet. E A. P. TUKEY & SON, lONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. #44-445 Board of Trade Bldg. Bk e i g RE—$#0 11 Washington County Farm. WE HAVE just had listed with us one of the best farms in Washington county, 33 acres with splendid improvements, one J0-room house and two small houses, plenty of water; 160 acres In pasture and 60 acres in cultivation. If You want a fl‘ll- lass farm investigate this at once, yne, Bostwick & Co., ®1-3 New York Tt Fiag, Omana: RE—6% 11 WE offer for sale six lots on 24 between Farnam and Dodge, for $2.750. Fine loca- fion to bullq houses to rent Hicks, 1% Board Trade RE—84 i PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 87 N. i. 1;!: WANTED—Real estate loans and warrants R. C. Peters & Co., Bidg. W—267 FIVE PER CENT loans ‘Garvin Bros., 1604 Farnam. W26 v v, ¥. D. Wead, 1520 Douglas. PRIVATE money. F. a, e 3 % _ Bemis, Paxton biock, 4 TQ § P. C. money. s, e NOT IN THE TRUST. Money—:Any Amount Loaned to salaried employes holding manent positions ap their PLAIN NOTE. without MORTGAGE, ENDORSER or § CURITY of any kind, without EMPLOY ER'S knowledge. We also joan money on Furniture, Plnnn., etc., without removal of goods. You have use of both money and goods. It Costs You Nothing To eall and be convlnced that our rates are the cheapest in Omaha. LAW AND COLLECTIONS, STILLMAN & PRICE, 410 lst Nat. Bt o NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., Ist floor N. Y. Life Bldg., attorueys and collectors every« where. i J. M. MACFARLAND, 319 MEDICAL. LIQUOR HABIT cured in three da: when cured. No hypodermics. circulars. Gatlin Institute, 22 8. s. Pay PATENT! COWGILL_No fee unless successful fls! 15th St., Omaha. T! —Ull PATE)\TFEH” & maha, lustrated patent bonk !rcc Tel. 163 MFQ Nisx MUSICAL. A lege of sic and Dramatic Art, 523 N 20ih St. (Dodge 8t car). Ex- aminations for twenty free and partial scholarshi) 'n @il subjects Sept. 23 and 24, at the col ractice rooms -mn pnmu for lludanl.l partculars IB Wright, L. L. C. M, director. ons )m Wl”YOU Build? If wo; buy now, for real estate values are improving. Soon_ you will find all the mvl are gone. Here is the Omaha Sav- W nk property that must be sold this A § 30—East fmnl on %th near Davenport; on M location for mod- Dusiness and believe an in- W ieation cf our metbods wil Fet dealing clse TREAT . re ihe best prh-my of any in ma cmr Ccm- in -nd Bee us, whetheér you bOFTOW OF BOt. sm—w t. front on-ith Dear : Daves enport ; a little above grede, with handeome Reliable Credit Co. i s Rooms 307-3% Paxton BIk. Rooms M8 |4 g0" NOriwest gorner th and Jackson, DRGNS 5511 e BB s aed @z This is d ht near the Farnam ~ MONEY b o v s lot above thi trass uiiddle of Block: nw(h trom loyes and wage earners. Ty et e 50 TR S $1.00—South front on n’.;_.;..‘.m . near 24 rl or. ne ) ()ofl ) debt. Any lady or genteman, et bt Dacnimst, ergineer, eic., Baviug reliable on West it up and few lots can be had 3 Farnam st. approaching this price. employment can get, Just on i east front lot on Lowe ave Montht: uonuu v. near Burt st.; corner lot can be had ' or $13.% or or_$1.000. $ 800—The mnortheast corner of 35th and Franklin; one block from car; 42x127, n,mo—sm; feet north front on Cuming near 27th; excellent place for flats. us|$ %00-The northwest corner of Lowe ave. and Cess st. $2750—This i8 & great building sight for . The southwest corner of 2th and Davenport. We have reduced the glcl $%50 for this adv. and 1t will sell N. P. DODGE &CO.,, 1614 FARNAM, RE—MST 13 25—Return to 15—Return to ment. 5 ., 84 PAXTON BLK. THE STAR LOAN CO. Xt EAS TO GET O PAY Bell explains our e loan on rarniture, fl"‘“’ warshouse ru etc. Or ltdu;'xw Ny permanent positio; can mal tlon’ we can mak you ‘without security, ucwt ment_to repay. Our AO—CQIDIBN PLIA'I‘I;‘"L our,_own B ik and GOLDMAN, 30 Douglas block. Ppiease. THOS. J. KELLY, volce. Davidge Bigek. E. D_KECK, volce culture and the art of singing. Btudio, 1802 Farnam St. a e OSTEOPATHY, ALICE JO! IOBOBN)““"FI’P_.&‘-M New York The Huut Infirmary, McCague Bldg. T;gl GID. B Buite Atzen & Farwell, Paxton Blk., 604-7. T. 136, . FINCH & MILLER, 124 B. 2th St. DRS. DR. GRACE DEEGAN, &2 N, Y. Life Tel. 286. —208 PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office. Reliable, acoommodat- ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglaa. —_—, PASTURAGE. PASTURE for horses. Theo. Benson. Willlams, —709 18x —————————y RUG MANUFACTURING, OMAHA Rug Factory, 1521 Leaven, Tel. 2064 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. —%2 tial and we always lry B :?“ Km we ask Is lhlt' uu give us & se oall ATTORNEYS. HERBERT 8. CRANE, 917 N. Y. L. Bldg. M366 10x J. M. MACFARLAND, 318 N. ¥. L. Bldg. MT756 21 BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co, 8 North joth. —_— Sovamse- MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, LIVE STOCK, © SALAR! TC. r‘h:- and easy terms. Confidential. want to save money. if = M‘ix CREDIT hy - HENSey oL e R. RUMBEL & SON, onl state. Try ua 1ith & Nicholas LARGEST BL‘E!NEB! IN LOANB TO SBALARIED P team- sters, boarding hou- , ete., without se- curity; easiest terms; 4 offices in princi- cities. Tolman, Board of_ Trade “w xX—m2 DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS. HAVE YOU & at §oth ana Pursar Omatal visited the Standard Dress jon biock, cor. M3t O8 plain note to saiaried I} lowest rates . Hutton Co. —2T5 BICYCLES. BARGAINS in bicycles; second-hand wheels 53 and up; see Flescher, 1622 Cnxl- a —M528 O TTEL, salary and )nalr_ylloi: = N CARPENTERS AND JOINERS MONEY loaned on planos, hu’nltnre ALL ands o carpenter work and repalr elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Uy attended to. J. T. Ochiliree, 2 e streets. ¥ m‘& and —_— A C. VAN BANT'S school. 77 N. Y. Lite. —n NEB. Business & Shorthand College. Boyd's Theater itk | . — _ __ _ ___ _— _ _____J] STATUARY. ORNAMENTAL work. Ocmnalll & Bro., u% Farnam. M678—16x STORAGE, OM. Van Btor Co., 1511% Parn. Tels. 156-862, —35 CEE———————j——————— STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 4% Ramge Bldg. —) L _ — _—— — _ "] TICKET BROKERS. CUT_RATE rallroad tickets everyhers. P. H. Philbin, 156 Farnam. 'Phone T —3 L ___—— TINNERS. G. E KOCH, %4th and Maple. Tel. L 156, M-8% OF DANCING ACADEMY. CHAMBERS' adult beginners now forming Tuesdays and Bl!.’};‘ ays, § p. m., com- BUSINESS CHANCES. WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchan, any property or busiiiess quick, see J. Johnson, 43 .\1, Life. !—m FOR BA) coal business. :.oumu': R t furnace, 2211 h:ompl-u o Jnvlw l?; Life “five rooms fub locaton, mmummmw DRUG store fixtures, ch cases for sale call on or address wth st. 0! LE—Several glass standard school tn ng complets camrss hand and office. L) ness, short- w iquire at Bes Q858 GNE No 173 and ope No. 8 Nationa) cash Tegisicrs, latest ' Improvements. Deright Co. 1149 Faraam. CLATRVOYANTS. ln(s LUCRETIA. medium. 170 Calif i fary MRS CARRIE _ BOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN “of Istaciion o 'no pay. W] e MME LUCRETIA, medium. 11§ Calffor- e—fl—s ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. e — mnnmn-.mns,-n-;.;n V!A\'!. - . FOR SALE, good noofl'y d buteber's iz g el e g ) S ‘- nam. FOR SALE—Only restaurant in town -of 150 at bargain if taken soon; is draw- &u splendid business; giokness. Address, P. 0. Bo: menecing October 22 Private lessons an; fin and Dougias. " Ofice ‘pliose, b Atl;r Octob« li 2424 Farnam st. Chambers classes Wednesdays, p. m., commencing ME. AND MRS. MORAND'S dancing and physical cultuse,” 15th, and Harney, re- opens for children Saturday, October 3; uners, 10 : ad Terms reasonable; former patro more than o Privi ats @ classes private lessons y Lessons for adults now Tues Iny lnd Ffldl& § p. assemblies every ‘Wednesda: hobl ‘teachers tiokets st rticulars Octd HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; acre property and farm lands. The O vis Room 508, 50 Davis Co.. Room Bee bldg. RE_m-’ FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. DO YOU WANT A GOOD - HOME CHEAP? I will sell my bome on Geo: near the park, closs 10 Park school and sev- eral churches, at & bargain; térms to suit. The house has seven rooms besides laun- dry, furnace reom and vegetable celiar; is sood condition, modern. with every convemem and ope; 1 Will pay you to Jook fato this: as it i ‘wood iavestusent. Address M ik, Omaha Foauctlon T and to families who send organized: regular rates. For further half Write of telephone DETECTIVES., CAPT. CORMACK, 517 Karbach block. Tel. ] — IN families. Miss Sturdy, 84 N. ® X2 - o EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. pupll at the same time. | UPHOLSTERING. REFINISHING — OMAHA P'CnNI'nVRl REPAIR WORKS. 221 Farnam. Tel. lfi—u St A.C.Om0, A. M., LLB.M..M Pror, A. J, Lowa: WW ludor-ed by rlm Kn'l gun In loll Tvn De.ln, llnk Pixtures and Typewriters. Studentycan workfor board. Send for free catal ge bound 1n_alll s, finest ever publl: Business Coll Read it sud you wil! stlond the N B. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (8hould be read DAILY by all interested, as changes may occur at any time.) Forolgn malis for the week ending Be tember 15 108, will close (PROMPTLY i &l cases) at the General Post Office as follows PARCELS-POST MAILS close one hour eartier than closing time shown below. Par- FOR BALE-Or will exchange a fine gras- Tanch of eleven desded quarters of IAIIG md section of school hnd {rame house of seven rooms, barn xis0 feet; el(hleon miles of fence; 7,000 acres of free range, four sections fenced for hay, 3% acres in cultivation; wel and windmills, three tanks and two cis- terns. Phis is located west of :mud-o. Neb. The eastern Nel lis Caldwell, G R umuw “room 15, Com’l Nat Bank. Private ns in bookkeeping ete. Ta: HESS & SWOBODA. ‘Nh Farnam. —26 D. HENDERSON, florist, 149 hlfl.m:’( —— g, Broken Bow, GARBAGE. premisea ANTIMONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans rimais Bt red0ced orites D1 K n . Tel. 1T cels-Post Malis for Germany close at 5 p. m. Monday and Wednesday lar and syppiementury malls close at Forelgn Station half hour later than closing time ihow below. (except that Sappiement. Mails for Edrope and Central America, Via Colon, Close one hour later st Ferelss Station). Transatlantic Mails, R!DA T—at 630 p. m. for AZORES ISL- ANDS, per 5. s. Feninsular, from' New MTI‘HDAY At 530 & m. for EUROPE, per - POSTOFFICE NOTICE. & & Princess irens (mail must be di. rected & 8. Princess Irene’); at §:30 for SCOFLAND atrect, 7 8 8. Furnessia (mail must be directed “per ST i for BENMARK 41 e s ISLAND cmal must be di- rec per_&. 8. Island”) PRINTED MATTER, £TC.—This steamer takes Printed Matfer, Commercial Pa pers and Samples for Germany only. The same class of mall matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by her After the closing of the Suppiementarsy Transatiantic Mails named above, addi tionai Supplementary Mails are opened on the plers of the American, Engiish, French and German stewmers, and remain open untll within Ten Minutes of ine hour of salling of steamer Mails for Somth Cen America, West Indies, Bte. FRIDAY—At 12:30 p.m. (supplementary 1:30 . m.) for INAGUA and HAITIL, per s. s. andria. SATURDAY—At § a. m. for BERMUDA, per 8 s Trinided: at S0 a. m. (supple; mentary 9:3 a. m.) for CURACAO and VENESUELA, per s. 8 Maracaibo (mail for Savanilla and Cartagena must be di- Tected “per s. & Maracaibo'); at § a. m. for PORTO RICO, per . s.' Ponce, vin 8an Juan; at 9:30 a_m. (supplementary 10:30 8. m) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JA MAICA, SAVANILLA, CARTAGENA and SREYEOWN, per & 5. Valencla (mail for Costa Rica must be directed ‘‘per 8. s. Valencia”); at 10 a. m. for GRENADA, TRINIDAD and CIUDAD BOLIVAR, per s s Grenada; at 10 a. m. for CUBA, s s. Mexico, via Havana; at § p. m. for ARGENTINE, URUGUAY and’ PARA- GUAY, per 5.'s. Afgan Prince Mails Forwarded Overland, Ete, Exe CUBA—By rail to Port Tampa, Fla., and y steamer, closes at this office A ept Thursday, at §5:% e. m. sl.m ‘connecting mails close here on Mon- ys, Wednesdays and BSaturdays) MEXICO CITY—Overiand. untess specially addressed for _despatch by steamer, closes at this office aally, except Sund: B 5 & sab uiuy m. Sundays at 1 nd 11:30 p. NE F‘Ol}hDLA:\D—By rall to North Sydney, and thence by steamer, closes at this office daily at 6:30 p. m. (connect- ing malls ciose here every Monday, Nodnesday and Saturday). JAMAICA—By rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, closes at thils office at 6:30 BB erery Tueaday and Thursday. MIQUELON—By rail to Boston, and thenoce 14 Meune.r, Closes at this omice dally at skiidk FuerTo CORTEZ and GUATE- MALA~By rail Orieans and thence by steamer, cio t this office daily, except Bunday, &i §1:3 p. m. and P Sundays at §l p. m. and 1 m. '(connecting mall closes here ondaye at ». m.) COSTA "RICA—By rail to. New Orleans, and ‘thence by steamer, closes at, this re I mqmned mu clo-el al (w ‘p. m. pre- vious day. NEW ZEALAND, AU STRALIA (except West), NEW CALEDONIA, FIJI, SA- MOA 'and HAWAIL,_via San Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to Sept 12th, inclusive for qespatcn per s. & moma. (If the Cunard steamer carry- the British mail for New Zealand does not arrive In time to eonnect with {bls despatcl, extra malls—closing at 530 a. m; $:30 a. m. and 63 p. m. Bu days at 4:30 a. m., § a. m, and 6:30 p. m. —will be ‘made up and forwarded until the arrival of the Cunard steamer). AUSTRALIA exospt’ Weeh) FUI 18- LANDS and NEW CALEDONIA (spe- clally addressed -only), via Vancouver and Victorla, B. C., clase here daily at :30 p. m. up to Sept. §lth, inclusive, for despatch per s. 8. Moana. CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close bers dally af 2 p. m. up to September 3th, inclusive, for despatch per s. 8. 1y0 ary HAWAII, JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP- PIhE 1SLANDS, San ere daily at 6:30 p. m. up to Sept. n«n Inchusive, Tor debpatch per & k. ong Maru. ana JAPAN, s, Tacoma. close here Qally at 6l I)f up to September Lmh. lnclullvt despatch per s. s. TAHITI .M MARQUESAS ISLANDS, v Ban Francisco, close here deily at’ 630 P. m. up to Sept. ibeh, lnchmv-. for des- I:Isco. close Lere ‘o September §2ist, lameda. ulou hera d.llb' ‘at 6 3 p. usve, for 'despateh c}?m.« AND JAPAN, via Vancouver and C.. close her ? m. %ip to Bepiomber - sotn o tch per s. 5. Empr Oherchbndibe or Postal Shanghai cannot bé Torwarded via Gan- NOTE—Unless otberwise addressed, West Australla is forwarded via Europe; and New Zealand and Philippines via San Francisco—the quickest routes. Phil pines specially uddressed “via Canada’ or “via Europe" must |-e fully pre| 1y, Transpacific mafls are forwarded to port of sailing daily and the schedule of clos. rranged on the presumption of uninterrupted overland transit. §Registered malil closes at 6:30 p. m. pre- vious day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT, !mu(er Postoffice, New York, N. Y., Sept. 4, 1908, RATLWAY TIME CARD. UXION STATIO! 10TH AND MARCY. Local Day 11’4:;‘ gclmhu) aylight Chicago.. Local Cedar Rapids. Limited Chicago. Carrell Mlinots Chlenn Ex) Central. press BAST, g icago Daylight L't'd.a ‘Hicago Daylight Locai.a Chicago Express. 2« oines nxg Rockvml((mnmnsb'fl d. . Lin, Cole. Beavir SR a Colo Texl.l Cal. Okiahoma Fiyer Pacifie. £ ooow REE S2ER BE e Gfand Island Local. Missouri Pacific. St. Louis Express. K C &8t L. Ex 104 Ft. Dodge Express...b s Ft. me fip"" a e Express. 108 ;‘l Dodge Express... Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Chicago Daylight. Chicago Fast BURLINGTON STATION-10TH & MASON Burlington & Missour! Riy ve. Wymuur.-. Beatrice and Fast Mall b via Qu.lnhw'n II § a n Fflfl Crook and Fiatts- fo BELOIUM i must be direct at §30 & m. for ITEY mfl':x m\. : Pmfle ’“. t | establishment of & new RAILWAY TIME CARD. Chicage, Burling Chicago Special. Chicago veeiibuied Bx Chicago Looal....... Chicago Iimited. Fast Mak....... Ka wpzey gs3as st City, Kansas Clt} Day Ex Bt. Louls or Kansas City Night E b Daily except Sunday. d Dail; except Inurdli «"Dally except Monday. | WEBSTER DEPOT-15TH & WEBSTER Chicago & Northwesterm, and Wyoming Div . Leave Arrive. Black Hills, Deadwood, Lead, Hot Springs.....a 3:00 pm & §:00 pra W* mln‘ Cubf and . 3:00 pm @ 5:00 pr Huunr ‘York, ‘David City, Buperior, Geneva, Exeter and Seward....b 3:00 pm b §:00 pm Missouri Pactfic. Nebraska Local, ‘Weeping Water.. Chicago, St Omaha. Via Twin City Passenger Sioux City Passene: Oakland Local NOTICE TO RS. Sealed hids Or proposals Will be Fecetved at the office of Supt. Wm. K. Fowlan, sec- retary of the Board of Education of the State Normal School, capiiol buliding, Lin- . Nebraska, until nine o'clock a. m. Saturday, October 3, 1908, for the erectiom and construction of a chapel bullding on the grounds of the state mormal school at Peru, Nemaha county, Nebraska. All bids must’ be accompanied by a ocertified check in the sum of five hundred ($606) dollars for purpose “mentioned in_ the specifications ids for heating and plumbing, aecomp: nied by & cheek of five hundred (80 GOk lars will be considered separately at the above time and place. Plans and epecifica- tions are on file in.the offices of Wm, K Fowler, secretary, capliol bullAIRg, Lin: coln; Mr. ‘George Rogers, Board, 1506 Farnam street, Omaha; Princi~ I W. A Clark, State' Normal School, eru, and Mr. George A. Beriinghof, archi- tect,' Beatrice. The Board reser the right to reject any and all bids and to walve all defents in the same. By_Order of the Board of Education of the State Normal School. WM. K. FOWLER, ry. president of the Bec Lincoln, Nebras’a, September & L J NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATE PRINT- N Bids will be received by the State Print- ing Board at the office of the secretary o state at Lincoln, Nebraska, on or before ) o'clock p. m., Tuesday, September £ 1908, for printing phlets, ciroulars a blanks for superintendent of public ine struction, and miscellancous printed eu plies for the Hastings Asylum and Home for the Friendless. -ations for same can be found on file in the of- fice of the secretary of state. All bids must be accompanied by a bond equal In amount to the probable cost of the work bid upon. The board reserves the right to reject any and ail bids Lincoln, Neb.. Septe STATE PRINTING BOARD, By Lon W. Fragler, Secretary to the Board. 14 5t NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids will be recelved at the office of com- missioner of public lands and bulldings for material and labor for the const cement steps, sidewalks, blocks, ete., bullt on the 'state capifol grounds in Lin- coln according to the designs and ca- {ons mow on'flle in the office of the com- iamtoner. of public. lands and bufiings All bids to be submitted on or betore 13 o'clock noon of September 1, The Board of Public Lands Idl: reserve the r"m to refect any or ull bi Inceln, FOLLMER, of Publie Lands and Buildings. Sepid10tm E ool DNEIMORE NEW PLANT GOES UP Wesfern Bar Fixtures and Hetel Manufacturing Company Le- cates on Harney Street. The steady growth and expansion of Omsha's commercial snd {ndustrial in- terests recéives another impetus in the manufactory on Harney street. It is the Western Bar Fix- tures and Hotel Supply Manufacturing company, to be owned and operated by John Hochstrasser and Herman Kunde. The place of business will be the four- story building at 1407 Harney street. The concern will be in operation Octeber 1. This firm will manufacture all kinds of saloon and hotel fixtures and furniture, and will start up with a force of about fifteen men, with some three or four representa~ tives on the road, Both gentlemen are old residents and business factors in Omaha. Mr. Hochstrasser became identified with the city in 1573 and Mr. Kunde five years later. Both have for some time been en- gaged in the business of selling the line of goods which they now will manufacture, 50 that they do not enter the business as total strangers to it. Messrs. Hochstras- ser and Kunde have returned recently from Chicago where they made their purchases of machinery with which to equip their plant. This machinery is now being in- stalled. l‘." N — v €817 Gurl'e Dress, 4 10 12 yours, Girl's Dress 4617—To be w«de with of without the fitted lining and worn with or without & gulmpe. Simple frocks with baby walsts suit girls Up 10 12 years of age to & nicety and always are becoming. This one allows of wearing with or without & guimpe and is adapted to all seasons. As shown it is made of figured pigue and is trimmed with embroldery, but all materials suited to simple girls’ frocks are appropriate, woel as well as cotton and linen. The dress consists of the waist and the skirt. The waist is gathered at both upper and lower edges and can be arranged over the fitted lining or left unlined, as pre- ferred. The fancy collar, or bertha, is cut on @ square outline and s arranged over the neck. The sleeves are full and puffed. The skirt is straight, and, therefore, well adapted to washable fabrics, and is simply gathered at the upper edge and joined to the belt, which, in turn, is joined to the ‘walst. The quantity of material required for the medium size (8 years) is 4% yards 21 inches wide, #% yards 52 inches wide, 3 yards € inches wide, with 5% yards of insertion and 24 yards of edging to trim The pattern 4517 s cut in sizes for girls of 4 6 & 10 and 12 years of age For the sccommodation of The Res readers these patterns, which usually retall ot trom 2 to 50 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 patiers