Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 18, 1903, Page 9

HA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18 bered cheek, oan have answers ased to & mumbered letter ix care f The Ree. Answeors so addressed will Be delivered om presentation of the eheok only. SITUATIONS WANTED, VANTED, position by young man of good habits and integrity; writes a good hand. Address E. Barrows, 1008 Laure! At Jantio City, ia. A 17x WANTED-MALE HELP. FALL TERM NOW OPEN. DAY AND NIGHT. BTUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME. Boyles College NEW YORK LIFE BLUU. BUBINESS, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRIT- ING, ENGLISH. Apply for Catalogue. B2 WANTED, for United States army, able- bodled, \inmarried men, between ages of 2 and 3, citizens of 'United States, of good charagter and temperate habits, who gan speak, read and writo English, For in- ormation appiy to recruiting officer, 16th and Dodge Bta., Omaha, and Lincgin, Neb an to work from our wagon. & Co, 1619 Howard. M1 TED, men to learn barber trade; ‘aduates earn from $40 to $60 monthly: ‘ew weeks completes by our method. Call or write fcr particulars. Moler Barber Colls 1802 Douglas 8t. B—M#52 15x WANTED, C.'F. Adams EXPEI b hono h wanted at once. T, . Fredrickson, 108 Capitol Ave. B—M206 20 WANTED, sxperjenced salasmen in Boston ‘In" muslin department. J. L. Brandels Bons. B3 18 WANTED-—-Boys to _distribute circulars Apply to Mandelberg, second 1) Poople's Btore. b WANTED—Horse collar cutters. Address Wallace, Smith & Co, 8 & 8 West Water st Milwaukes,’ Wis, B-M2 19 WANTED, a printer for ‘case work; give ntate reforences. Address Citizen, 'Hold- rege, Neb, B-M2bT 190 WANTED, enced furnit Aggl! ng Wslore g‘";{ 29 WANTED-FEMALE HELP, 100 Girls. Call Canadian office, 13th { / BERVANT GIRL wanted at once at il 8, 2th Rt C—MTS FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, LARGE, LIGHT. AIRY ROOMS. $12.60 and up per month. The and up A day AT THE DELLONE, l4th 8t. and Capitol Ave. Bteam heated—electric lighted—private and ral baths—all conveniences—first-ciass Eat where you please. ROOM AT THE DELONE. 213 0% NICELY furnished rooms, 109 Capitol Ave, — Moo DWO very desirable furnished rooms, gas, bath and furnace heat. 622 N. Brd. | LARGE front Mary's avenue. modern, 2019 _8t. E—161—27x room. 2231 E—M25 18x single or E-M2 20x room, H“?” tutnished medern Dodge 8t. ensuite, 805 18th. FRONT ROOM, modern. 18 Dodge st. E-MI 23 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, BOARD and room. furnace. 6% 8. 19th St. 158 71X THE ROSE, %% Harney; rooms and board, also meal {ickets. F-M123 06 TWO nicely furnished room: inss bourd; everything moder telephone; aiso good tabie rose, corner Jackson and 16th Sts.: new management F_Mos FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, PARLOR floor, unfurnished, three nice Fooms. 265 Dodge street. ' G—M2i3 18x e e FURNITURE PACKING, PETERSON & LUNDBERG, 115 8. 17th. H—i38 Tel. L.-2368. FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT, bullding suitable for whole- sale purposes at §1; Farnam, :2x80, four storles and first-class cemented basement, elevator, fire and burglar proof vault, of- fice counter and fixtures. For price and particulars inquire C. C. Rosewater, sec- Tetary the Bee Building Co., room 100, Bee buliding. 1—Mb67 FOR RENT, the bullding formeyly occu- jed by The Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has our stories and a basement, which was formerly used as The Bee 'press room. This will be rented vory reasongbly. 1f interested apply at office of C. C. Rol water, secretary, room 100, Bee bulidl THE spacious store room on Farnam street Ifl the Bee bullding, formerly occupled by acCarthy Talloring Co., to leass on rea- sonable terms. Rent jucludes Janitor ser/- ice, electric light and heat. Inquire K. C. Peters & Co., ground floor Bee puiidine. DESK room. 414 Bee hullding. - - 1—Mibl AGENTS WANTED, WANTED, canvassing agents in ever coumil to solicit subscriptions (o TH. TWENTIETH CENTURY _FARME Steady employment with assured d | come. Agents in the country with hor and buggy especlally desired. Canvasse ki 11 ‘&V to $100 per month. dress Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bu - Bee bullding, Omaba. J—-n3 DO YOU READ THIS PAGE?r SO DOES EVERYO NE ELSE. WOULD INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS. CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS, CARRIE SMITH, SOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants; every thing told, past, present and tuture. Sat- istaction or no pay. 807 N. isth. S—254 MME. LUCRETIA, medium. 1708 Califor- nla. B—M 83 OSx GYLMER, PALMIST—Removed to 75 N 23d, Take No. 16th St. car, get off at 23d and Cuming, walk 1% blocks south. BUSINSS CHANCE that can invest $1,000 in a business that | will easily strictly legitimate investigation. earn $6,000 yearly; business d will bear closest WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchang any property or business quick, see J. H. Johneon, 843 AT Life FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. Whe! ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. PERSONA! VIAVI, a wholesome nerve ahd tissue food and home treatment for disorders of women. Free booklet. Viavi Co., 348 Bee Bld U—85 MAGNETIC PILE KILLEH. IT CURES. At druggists, 31 U—266 PRIVATE _ home durln& confinement bables adopted. ‘The Good Bamaritan Sanitarium, 728 1st Ave, Council Bluffs, la. U196 Bee Bldg. U251 DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu- ous halr removed by electricity, R. 2 and 5, 1606 Farnam 8t. U269 PRIVATE hospital before and during con- finement; best medical care and nursing. Mrs. L. iflsher, 1601 Vinton. Tel. 1889, WE RENT sewing machines at Tic per ‘week, §2 per month; we repair and sell parts for every machine manufactured; secondhand machines, $5 to $10; second hand machines from $i to $10. Neb. C Co., 15th and Harney. U—Mis2 OMAHA Dye Works, 1615 Howard, fashion- able cleaners, dresses suits, cloaks, dra- peries, rugs, lace curtains; we dye carpets, U—-Mi33-20 PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladies before and during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerisch, %32 California st. Terms reasonable. SURGEON-CHIROPODIST, 5 DR, PRLES treats successfully all diseases nd irfegularities of women from any cause; experienced and rellable. 1513 Dodge st., Ariington block, Omaha 8. SHONFELD, the antiquarian (estab- Iishea 1578), removed to 822 N. ¥. Life bldg. U—M515 O1 PRIVATE hospital during__confinement; Dabien adopted. Mre. Gardels, 234 1 Tel. Red-f8si. . Lake. BOSTON Umbrella Mfg., 606 8. 16. Tel. 1617, Umbrellng—Parasols ré-covered, repaired or made. U—M852 e —— MONEY TO LOAN—REAL BESTATE. $2.750. 6ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, COR- NER _LOT, 70x112, 3715 LEAVEN- WORTH. INQUIRE ON PREMISES. RE-M849 RANCH and farmn lands for sale by the Unlon Pacific Rallroad company. B. A t. McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. ,-full 52-1¢. lot, best lo- Inquire 1411 Vinton St RE—168 21 MODERN $-r. ho! cation for a home LAWN MOWERS, LAW AND COLLECTIONS, | STILLMAN & PRICE, 410 1st Nat. Bk.bldg BNOW - re SHURCH CO., 1st floor N. ¥ Bldg., attorneys and collectors every- 7. M. MACFARLAND, 318 N. Y. L LOST. as st and recelve re Lost— et . THAT'S WHY YOUR AD ON THIS PAGE WANTED-To meet a young business man |SHARPENED, P. Melchoir, 13th & Howard. | STRAYED or stolen, dog, bult terr brindle and white, collar and ta Postal card to E. M. Pennell, 1110 8 1 Lost—M230 17x | LOST, black pocket case; reward. Return to 409 N. Y. Life bldg 18 LOST—Lady's gold_watch: pleas to 206 Lost—: POSTOFFI oTIc by at this pifice dahy at IRE) | BETALE, steamer, closes m PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE. MALA-By rail to New Orleans and thence by steamer. ciomes at this office daily, except Sunday, at §1:30 p. m. and 11:30° p. m., Bundays at §l p. m. and 11:3 p. m. (connecting mall closes here Mondays at $11:30 p. m.). COSTA rail to and thence steamer, closes at_this office dally, except Sunday, at $1:30 p. m. and fii:30 p. m. Sundava at pl b m. and §11:% p. m. (Connecting mall closes here 'Tuesdays at §11:% p. m.) §Registered mail closes at 6:00 p. m. pre- vious day. RICA=—By New Orleans, CHINA and JAPAN, -via Seattle, close here daily at 6: p.m. up to September 13th, inclusive, for despatch per s. s. Iyo Mard HAWAIL, JAPAN, CHINA and_ PHILIP. PINE ISLANDS, via_ San Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to Sep* tember lith, inclusive; for despatch per s. s. Hongkong Maru CHINA and JAPAN, here daily at 6:30 p. —. Bldg. via Tacoma, close ) m, up to September 14th, inclusive, for despatch per s. s hawmut TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via 8an Francisco, close here daily ut 6:30 P. @. up to Sept. §isth, inclusive, for des- patch per & s. [ariposa. HAWAILL, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to September §2ist, inclusive, for despatch per s. 8. Alameda. HAWAIL, _JAPAN, CHINA and specially addressed mall 'for the PHILIPPIN ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close here dally at S.l\lJ‘ m. up 1o September clusive, for despatch per s. 8. China. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via Ban Fran- No. 1 n return rd, HOUSF and lots In all_parts of city acre property and farm lands. The O, ; also F. MEDICAL, clsco, close here daily ‘at 6% p, m. up to Sept. §26th, inclusive, for despatoh Davia Co., Room 68, Bee blag. RE— OOM_ modern cottage, corner lot 15 Teavenworth Bt Inquire at RE—-MS50 70x112, ocirculars. UOR HABIT cured In three days when cured, No hypodermics. Gatlin Tnstitute, 223 8 Write for r U. 8 Transport. INA' AND JAPAN, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. close here daily at 6:3 Poe Moglil, (0 September smth. fnclustve, or despatch per & & Empress of India. Merchandise for U. 8. Postal Agency at C Pay 14th — 23 premises. [ CHARLES E, U. 8 National Bank Bidg MUSICAL. hanghal cannot be forwarded via Can- Y NEW' ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA WILLIAMSON RE-279 ELEGANT home and farm of 22 acres oining Bennet, Neb. Address Box 185, ennet, Neb RE-—M$3 O8 A 7Baréain Near High School. 217 AND 219 NORTH 23D, HANDY FOR EVFRYTHING, ALL FOR ONLY $3,000 SEE POTTER, FORGAN & HASKELL, 420 N. Y. LIFE. RE-M257 18 New 8-room house, all modern, ready Oc- tober 1. Inquire at the house, 102 N. 0 st RE-271-22% Art, OMAHA REAL ESTATE WANTED In exchange for $10,000 Cattle Co. stock, $5,00 Creamery Co. stock. Both giit edged Nebraska corporations. THOS. J Atzen & Farwell, Paxton Bik., 304-7. 528 N. at the college; for students. Wright, L. L. KELL KECHK DR. GRACE DEEGAN, 832 N. Y. Lif , Y ree and partial irector. ' OSTEOPATHY. The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bldg. T. OMAHA_ College of Music and Dramatic 20th St. (Dodge St. car). aminations for twent scholarships in all subjects Sept. 23 and 24, practice rooms with planos or particulars apply F. g% volce. Davidge Block. —359 volce culture and the art of singing. Studio, 1802 Farnam St M516 O1 Johnson Institute, 516 N. Y. Life Blag. T. 1064 DRS, FINCH & MILLER, 14 8. %th St —— e (exeept West), NEW CALEDONIA, FIJ1, SA- MOA ‘and HAWAIIL, via San Francisco, close here daily at §:30 p. m. up to Oct 3rd, inclusive, for despatch per s. s. Ventura. (If the Cunard steamer carry- ing the British mail for New Zealand does not arri in time to connect with this despatch, extra malls—closing at [ m., 9.3 &, m. and 6:3 p. m. Sun- days at 4:30 a. 9 m. and p. . m —wil p_and forwarded untii the arrival of the Cunard steamer). AUSTRALIA (excopt West) ' FUI 18- LANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C., close here daily at 6:80 p. m. up to Ocf. {10th, in- clusive, for despatch per s. s. Miowera. NOTE-Unless otherwiss addressed, West Australla is forwarded via Burope: and New Zealand and Philippines via San Francisco—the quickest routes. Philip- pines speclally uddressed *via Carfada’ or “via Europe: must be fully prepaid at the foreign rates. Hawall {s forwarded via San Francisco exclusively. Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of salling dally and the schedule of clos. ing i arranged.on the presumption of their ~ uninterrupted _overland transit §Registered mall closes at 6:00 p. m., pre- vious day. i CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmasnte! Ex- H. one 1101 25 19 —295 —207 el JOHN 8. KNOX, 501 Bee Buflding. PASTURAGE. Postoffice, New York, N. Y., Sept. 11, 193, [~ ] LEGAL NOTICES, RE~26 17 FOR SALE—Lands in Wheeler county, PASTURE for horses. Benson. Theo. Willlams, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids or proposals will be received 09 18X | at the office of Supt. Wm. K. Fowler, sec- one to twenty quarters in a body, $550 per quarter up. Independent, Jsartlett, Neb, RE-M28] 18x WANTED—City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 130 Farnam_ strest. LADIES to learn hairdressing, manicuring or facial massage. Years of apprentice- ship u‘i.‘ by our method. Free clinlo, ractical experience, careful instructions: iplomas nted; wi from start. Call oler College, or’ write 1300 Douglas 8. WANTED, giria to work in paper Sateey, 2209 Cuming st. C 4 234 17X WANTED, by Omal - uate mal temale nurse w understands massage, h{dmlhnrl»y lnx n : eral sanitori .r“rxl orfum worl reference re- ( ; must be here for duty September Address W. ., Med. Sup., 2121 ‘Omana, Neb CMAD 18 . WANTED, an_experienced girl to_cook und do eral housework | 1; e Appf:hlm Douglas st. it '"‘élm’“"‘il’ AGENTE wanted to sell dry fire extin- guishers: sells easy; pays big; samples ractically free. Address Fire Killer, urray St., New York. J—MRSS 16x WANTRED—TO RENT. WANTED—Board and room for family of 3, ail adults, in private family; not too far out. Address stating price, O 23, Bee office. K—23% FARM and_city_loans; low rates. W, Thomas, First Nat'l Bonk Bids. el 164, ney. Sherwood, 837 N. Y. Lite, PRIVATE WANTED—Real estate loans and warrants. R. C. Poters & Co., Bee Bldg. W—207 FIVE PER CENT loans, Garvin Bros., 1604 Farpam. “W—266 SMALL furnished house or suite of rooms for light housekeeping; must be first class. ddress O 40, Bee. K—M30 200 FOR lady and two sons 11 and 15; will y th; private famil re- evrod: Adurens 0 4, Bee. © Kopisie ke PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1620 Dougk:i . C. money, Bemis, Paxton_blocks. iTO b P oney, 1 Dlack 000 private money on hand. L. o D. Holmes, 712 N. Y. bidg. W--M20 19 WA ‘for general . h D Gearsia. Aver sadhtgey 3 YOUNG woman who wants to attend school wol lke to do light housework for bourd In private family. Address O 17, Bee office. C—267 18x WANTED-—-Immediately, 5 sewing ma- chine o‘t ‘ators in horse blanket depart. of WANTED, three nicely ‘furnished ~rooms for light housekeeping; . private family; no objection tu distance. Address O Bee. K—-M 298 - e PARLOR floor or six or seven-room house, modern except furnace. Address O 42, Bee K—M 300 RNISHED house, seven to nine roo family of three adults; best of reference Address O 4. Bee office. ' K—M3M 18x ment of Bemis Omaha Bag. Co. oM ANTED—Competent _girl f housework; two i nflu‘y; food Seage references ".q\l‘l L Apply 1 'Cs'u':u)’p;l' HOUSES - D-—2¥ prontanesCinca i adon =8 "y in all of the eit: PAYNE-BOBTWICK & CO., oholos houses FOR RENT-HOUSES, C. Peters & Co., Bee Bld §01-608 New York Life BIdg. 'Phone 1016, B2k frRe S Yoy 7y 1m‘%b§.}:§rfl HOUSES & 5" 8av3 &1t %% niae MOVE R A NSRRI AR I, .. K [T it get Omaha V. N R Yo, S Co., office AR P ACINS, oi3vve. FOR RENT, & neat $.-room house, all mod- e except furnace, N . Bach B PRSRR, O K. Rechuana, HOURDS, insurance. Ringwalt, Barker Blk. 229 POR_RENT--264{ Harney st., desirable gdern house of 8 Fooms tn et Pair, #5." Garvin Bros, 184 Farn re- 1604 Farnas ‘L WANTED-TO BUY. WANTED—To buy a dray or bus line of 0od size in Nebraska or South Dakota, nyone having such for sale will find & buyer by writing EA Mahoney, Lawler, Ia. N—M265 21 DON'T give your furniture and cary J. Levine pays the highest 308 North 16th st, N—M%1 Oclg WANTED-8ix horses, weight 1,200 to 1,400 each; 2 sets single harness 2 express J. J. Shields, care of Dietz Lum- 3th and California. N—291 i7x FOR SALE—FURNITURE. FULL line of hard coal stoves now oa e sale. Chicago Furniture Co,, 1410 Dodge 8t. FOR SALE—Enough furniture to furnish 9-room house complete, all fine goods, must be seen to be appreciated; also fine, upright gllnn; sell any plece separately.. Call 138 N. 38th ave. O—M278 19x ey FOR SALE~HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, TIRES set while pair work. H. worth. ou walt; first-class re- Tost, 14th and Les MODERN HOUSE, LARGE YARD. a8 N th st, two blocks north of Ames ave., 9 rooms, new plumbing, fur- first class condition: also barn, . orthwest orner Bth and Jacksgn -a.:i N , modern, Or X Farman’ st. *° - Arkis 40 10-ROOM wouse, modern, west part of- the clty. 8% par-shonte: Win. I Botter. o celver. wn block. D211 FOR RENT. Double modern house on Sherman as nue, 8 rooms each Gresesorer 800 7-room modern house, #6ii Davenport ¢-room house, 38th and Chicago streets.. 12 6-room house. 30th and Charles streets.. 10 THOMAS BRENNAN, %9 So. 1th st. DM 23 1 TO 12 rooms furnished, 2201 Douglas. D] 20 FOR RENT-8ix-room cottage, modern ex- cept furance il Callfornls st. {8 In complete repair, Inquire at 607 N. 19th st, or room 607 N. Y. Life Bldg. 088 ™12 ROOMS, 1011 Howard st. all in first d‘gfl "E}"' two bath room, & u-o;,. 0L Farnam st. M FOR RENT No. 102 So. 30th ave., 1l-room brick: full cellar, elatern, oak floors and fnish: furance nd ail modern, in best condition. No. d‘modh 0th I‘Ve, ll)|~rnom. l‘omdplali - and modera, ‘“ppointment 4 B Radven WD, R UPen “p s g : ity COMPLETE i0-room molern house and R Bt = 5 S-ROOM modern house, 2715 Chicago street. Inquire B N. With strest. D& itx FOR RENT. modern house newly papered with privilego of reserving one or two TOOm:! ddress O 3, Hee D266 22x FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, AETNA HOUSE, Buropean, ith & R:a-«f i ( N ey s Coavenworth: hone . > o AT = ' 0. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone I‘l}, MODERN rooms, front. avenue. v - B _ jel, 13th and Fa: X DEWEY Buropean hot [ rnam. L ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16tk & Ci<ago. Mo MONROE sells pleasure vehicles at 1 N. ol b o GOOD MILK WAGON, coal wagon and hufiy at a big bargain, A. W. Joh with John Deere Plg%m Pfll?l 3?;“' FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS, FOR SALE, Southwick ha; gower. chesp. A. H. Read, a. press and uncil Blufts, QM 816 MONEY to loan for bulding pu w. 2 Thomas, First Nat mngvglg’ e MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. NOT IN THE TRUST, Money--Any Amount oaned to salaried employes holding per- et pocitiona o their PLAIN NOTE, without MORTGAGE, ENDORSER or 8- CURITY of any kind, without EMPLOY- BR'S knowledge. We also loan money on Furniture, Planos, etcy, without removal of goods. You have use of both money and good: It Costs You Nothing To call and be convinced that our rates are the cheapest In Omaha. We want your business and belleve an in- vestigation of our methods will get It even i at present you are dealing clse where. KIND, 'COURTEOUS TREAT. MENT to all. Our offices are the best equipped to handle your business with privacy of any in the city. Come in and ! see us, whether you borrow or not. Reliable Credit Co. Rooms 307-308 Paxton Bik. Roumlx&“fl To salaried employes and wage earner Get our system of loans that gets you out of debt. Any lady or gentieman, ma Chinist, engineer, etc., having rellable employment can get, fust on, is note: al Monthly. Monthly. Weekl. us...$26.60 or §13.35 or ¥. 13.33 or, 68 or 3.35 us 666 or' 333 or 166 us,.. 400 or 200 or 1.0 lowest rates, confidential Quick service, Courteous 0—Return to 0—Return to %—Return 1o 15-Return to asiest terms, No_inquiries treatment. THE STAR LOAN CO., 64 PAXTON BLK. econdhand _locomobile, _in frat-class shape, at one-half price. Cail or address, 1621 Farnam St. Q246 IRON and wire fences, tree guards, trellises. Western Anchor Fence £o., 26 N. 17th St. Q28 SECONDHAND billlard and pool tables: biillard tables repaired; a large stock of cheap bar flxtures, cigar counters, etc. The Brunswick-Balke Collender Co.. 41 8. 10th Bt. Q—M235—14 CATALOGUE cut drug prices free. Sher- man & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. Q-9 Address, QM ICE for sale in carload lots Linecoln Tee Co., Lincoln, Neb. INDIAN goods and relics. IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam, Q-1 FOR SALE-—Crane hydraulic elevator; can be used either passenger or freight; com- plete. iron guide posta, cago und wire en- Closure. J. L. Brandels & Sons. Q- FOR SALE—A new 8o-ampere, double-pole switeh; never been used. Apply to or address “Superintendent Bee Bullding, Omaha." Q—M167 FOR BALE_For $100; fine family cow; fresh Oct. 15. Inquire 2184 8, 3th 'St N Q-M86-20x FOR BALE—Coal business, Capital requ red, $.00000. J 21, Bee. R TELEPHONF POLES: long fir timber; chicken fence; oak piling. %1 Dougias NEW and 2dhand typewriters, 1119 Faram. FOR SALE_Several scholarships in & first- class standard school in Omaha, compris- ing complete course in business, short. D and typewriting. Inuire at Hee ce. E. L. LOVEJOY will hepair your sewing machine, and warrant It. 316 Sopruce 8t QMY EASY 1068 TO GET Best_explains our methods. We loan on iurniture, planos, warehouse receipts, ete. Or if you have a permanent sitfon’ we can_make you & - SALARY LOAN without security, excepl your own agree- ment to repay. Our service is quick and confidential and we always try (o please. All that we ask is that you give us & call betore you borrow elsewhere. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., ' 119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2295 Giistablished ‘1s82). 36 8. loth Bt MONSY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, LIVE STOCK, SALARIES, ETC. Low rates and easy terms, Business Confidential, ky us If you want to save money. ™ PHOENIX CREDIT CO.. 633 Paxton Block.” 16th and Farnam Sts. ARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO LANCARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- Siers. boarding houses, etc.. Without se- curity; easiest terms; 40 affices | n- Véites. Tolman, #0 Board of Trade Blag. Fansmoniaal 2 2 MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried ople; business confidential; lowest rates. + Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. CHATTEL, salary and jewelry loans. Foley AR o ety D Gleen. R. &, Burker bR, X1 NEY loaned on planos, furniture My Rorsce, cown eic. ‘G ¥ Reed. WL i BUSINESS CHANCES, FOR SALE, furniture and four ({) year lease, Hotel Charters, Alilance, Neb. “The Charters is & forty (¥) room brick hotel city water and elcetric lights, is in good Tepair and well furnished. Owners want to get out of the hotel business. For fur- ther Information address Hotel Charters, Alifance, Neb. Y519 FOR BALE — Empty (nk barrels.” Bee offics. ¥ 1l Wi, Neckel, pross room, oty FOR SAIE, and buicher's fix P B Tt na e Bargains. - Owner Instructs us to sell PATENTS. J. COWGILL—No fee unlesa successful. 18 '8, 15th Bt, Omaha. Tel. 1768 PATENTS—Sues & Co., Omaha, Neb. lustrated patent book ‘free. Tel. 1623. —M570 N1sx retary of the Board of Hducation of the Btate Normal School, capitol building, Lin- coln, Nebrasks, until nine o'clock a. m. Saturday, October 3, 103, for the erection and construttion of a chapel bullding on the grounds of the state normal school at Peru, Nemaha county, Nebraska. All bids must’ be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of five hundred (§500) dollars for purpose "mentioned in_ the specifcations - At Once, PAWNBROKERS, for heating and plumbing, &ccompa- nied by a check of five hundred (3600) dol- lars will be considered separately at the his property near 24th -and Lake, 7- room house, porcelain bath, marble wash bowl, closet. hot and cold wa- BAGLE Loan Office. Reliable, accommod: ing; all business confidential. 1301 Dougl: above time gnd place. Plavs and specifica- tions are on*file In the offices of Supt. Wm. K. Fowler, secretary, caplitol bullding, Lin- coln; Mr. George Rogers, president of th ter, gas, full size basement, good STORAGE. Board, 160§ Farnam street, Omaha; Princl- 1 W. A. Clark, State Normal School, Peru, and Mr. George A. Beriinghot, archi: barn, full lot. Will rent for $20. Price | 6m. van stor Co., is $1,950, but much less might be ac- tect, Beairice. Thé Board reserves th 1511% Farn. Tels. 1650-862. | right to reject any and =il bids and to waive all defects in the same. By Order of taa Board of Education of cepted. Here is where you buy at your own price if you hurry. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. the State Normal 00l M. K. FOWLER, ERNEST SWEET, 613 N. Y. LIFE, |A- C. VAN BANT'S achool. 1Y N. Y. Lite. Secretary. Lincoln, Nebraska, September 8. 1908 ; TEL. 1472. 110-ACRE FARM in Jefferson county Nebraska, with good R.E.—25 NEB. Business & Shorthand College. Boyd's| Theater. gt STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. PROPOSALS FOR FRESH VEGETABLES. Purchasing Commissary, h}! improvements; per acré; must be | CUR s0ld within a week. Chris. Rover %d and Cuming, Tel., 2049, RI ED, Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge BIdg. —306 central standard time, October 6th, 1903, and then R S St S ACCORDION PLEATY TICKET BROKERS, opened publicly, for furnishing and delivery oF ‘such’ quantities of potagbes and onions s may be required by the Subsistence De- GOLDMAN, 200 Douglas block. —_——————— ATTORNEYS, TINNERS, CUT RATE_ rallroad tickets Serybody; P. H. Philbin, 1605 Farnam. 'Phone tment at Omaha, Neb., Forts Crook, Kiobrara and Robinson, Nebraska. Pro- posals will also be received and opened by —304 |the Commissaries at Fort Robinson, Neb, e | until 10 o'clock a. m., mountain standard tim u and at ¥orts Crook and Niobrara, el until 11 o'clock a. m., central standard, J. M. MACFARLAND, 818 N. Y. L. Bldg, Nims 2 [ A S WA U vt et BALE TIES, G. B. KOCH, 24th and Maple. UPHOLSTERING. Tel. L M—829 ar——— | whole or in time, each commissary receiving proposals foe e own post. only. The Tight s re: served to reject any or all proposals in part. Blank proposals and specifications, showing in detail the articles and quantitiés required, and giving full in- 1049, 08 OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 1oth. BICYCLES, BARGAINS in__ bioycles; second-hand GATE CITY Upholstering Co.. woven wire springs tightened. Tel. B-&7. ary's_Ave. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. formation as to conditions of contract, will be furnished on application to any of the 1706_8t. | ubove mentioned officers. Envelopes should —301_' | be marked ‘"Proposals for Fresh Vegetables, to be opened October §, 198, and addressed to the undersigned or commissary at post authorized to recelve proposals. W. H. vheel and up; see Flescher, 1622 Capl- b e alrates atss OF —— NERS, CARPENTERS AND JOI oy o inds of carpenter work and repairin, Aty attended to. 3. T. Ochiltree, Wt and Lake streets. 870 ——— DRESSMAKING, KBISTER'S Ladies' Tafloring College, 1706 Cuming 8t. Wrile for booklet. E———e— DETECTIVES. CAPT. CORMACK, 617 Karbach block. Tel. A-asia i low. time vl FRID. e e———————— DRESS CUTTING SOHOOLS, THE Dress Cutting College is to young ladies what the business college 'Is to young men. 627 Paxton Bk, Omaha. R8' adult beginners now form and Saturdays, 8 p. m., com- mencing_October 2. Private lessons any time. 17th and Douglas. Office 'phone, 1871, Residence, Al745. After October 16, 2424 Farnam st Chambers’ children's classes Wednesdays, 4 p. m., Baturdays, 2 p. m., commencing October 3. MR, AND MRB. MORAND'S dancing and | physical culture, 16th and Harney, re- opens for children Saturday, October 3; beginness, 10 @ m.; ad 3 p. m. Terms reasonable; & I uction to former patrons and to famillies who send more than ous pupil at the same time. Private classes organized; private lesson any time. Lessons for aduits now Tue day and Friday, 8 p. m.; assemblies every Wednesday. School' teachers' tickets at half regular rates. For further particu- lars write or telephone 1041, —M&7 Octs —_——— EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, G. R. RATHBUN, room 15, Com'l Nat Bank Private lessons in_bookKeeping, etc. 72 After men FLORISTS, HESS & SWOBODA, M5 ¥y -y NDERBON, florist, 1419 Farnam_ St. ——— e e & FRENCH LESSONS, FRENCH LADY warts puplls. _ Address G. Predmestky, 416 8. 10th st —M238 1bx Bt or lem ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE (CO., cleans cesxpools and vaults, removes garbage and dead animals at reduced prices. 6 N, 1oth.__ Tel. 1779 289 GOLD AND SILVER PLATING, OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee bldg. Tel. %gi HAT RENOVATING, “Ramser N. 17th st Ny [ s & Kerr, i o0 | miQlf the plers o! Nliagara, rected “per s.'s. Coronda. AND, TAGENA, Rica m dally, (the ' connectiny Wednesday an and on Mondays via MEXICO CITY—Overlantl. uniess specially sddressed closes at this office ———— | JAMAIC, m. every LO! Parcel Post close at b p. m. Monda: e s for (8hould be read DAILY by all interested, a8 _changes may occur at any time.) Foreign mails for the week en tember 19, 1908, will close (PROM: all cases) at the General Postoffice as fol- PARCELS-POST MAILS close one hour earlier than closing time shown be- Germany r and supplementary mails close at Station half hour later than closing Bnen BEAN, Major, Commissary, U. 8. Army. g 8-17-18-19-21-22-23- WILL OPEN ' GERMAN CAFE ‘W. F. Buthorn Plans to Add Fashion- Eating Room to His Schlits Restaurant. wn below, (except that Bupplement- Tra AY—At the closin Transatlantic for South West Indies, FRIDAY—At 12 m. for MEXICO, per 8. 8. via Tampico (mail must be di- lagara’); at 6:30 lor BEKMUDA, per steamer from tary 10:30 % a. m. INAGUA, RTA, pur &, CUBA, V. (mail be directed “per at 12:30 p. via Havana Malls Forwa except for mails ~By AMAICA, T 8 t be directed “per (supplementa. m. for Malls for Europe and C Colon, close one hour later at Foreign | which will be an addition to the Schlits Btation). at 12:% p. m, per._s. Al AL 8. d Overiand, Etc., Exe closes at this office $:30 a m, close here on Saturdays via Tampa, Thursday, mails er . ETC Matter, Atho per #. 5. Morro Cas 8104, m, for HAITI, per &. 8. Prins Wil- for Curacao, Trinidad, British and Dutch Guisna m 5. Prins Willem V"); BA, per s. 8. Olinda, atlantic Mails, 0 p. m. ISLANDE, per s Boston. SATURDAY—At 7 a. m. for FRANCE, per 8. 8 La Gascogne, via Havre (mall other parts of Europe must be directed Yper s #. LA Gascogne™); at § a. BELGIUM direct, (mail must be direcled “per s, 5. Vader- land”); at 10:30 . m. (supplementary 13 m.) for EUROPE, per s. 8. Queenstown; LAND direct, must be directed “per s, *PRINTED MATTE! takes Printed al Fa pers and Samples for Germany only. The same class of mail matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by her. of the Supplementary named above, Honal Supplementary Mafls are opened on the American, English, French and German steamers, and remain open until within Ten Minutes of ine hour of salling of steamer tral Vaderland ‘ampania, via for Columbia (mail . Columbia™). This steamer Commerci, merica, | Omaha is to have a new first-class cafe, hotel. W. F. Buthorn, proprietor, has taken possessipn of the premises occupled by Bila for AZORES | & Kieser's book store at 3% South Sixteenth Cambroman, from | street, which adjoins the present cafe. He will open it for business October 1. The new place will be finished in old German style and Mr. Buthorn has so far been unable to think of a name suitable to it. He will give $10 to the person sending him a name which will best please him. The new restaurant will connect with the Schlitz cafe by a single arch at the front, which will be curtained off. Two steps will lead down to the old portion and the door will be adorned with brass railing. The decorations and furnishings of the room will conform to the old German ideas of taste. A deep walnscoting of black will surround the room. In the partition at the back will be an old-fashioned brick fireplace with a Dutch ovey at the left of it. The tables will be heavy-fopped and square-legged and the chairs to match. Colored lamps will be for m. for 8COT- adai- Central Ameries, | placed on the walls at the sides and the Bte, ital (mi TI and at Miami). despatch by close here ednesday and Saturday). rall to Boston. and then by steamer, closes at this o [} Tuesday and Th rall to m. &—By rall and thence b; this office dally at 30 p. m. ax. SATURDAY—At 3 a. m. for ARGENTINE URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per at 8:30 a. m. (su) & m.) for PORTO RICO, VENEZUELA, per s. 5. Caracas (mall for Savanilia and Cartagena must be directed “per 8 s Caracas”): at 9:30 . m. (sup'le- m.; tor FORTUNE 1L~ JAVANILLA and CAR- 1 for Cost 8. Altal’ 10:30 @, m.) at 10 a. via Havana; Venezuela, sleamer, ally, except Sunday, @t 1:30 p. m. and 11:30 p.' m. Sundays af m. and 1% FOUNDLAN: ydne; to steamer, clases at (counect- ery Monday, celling lights will be covered with gla Elks heads will adorn the wall over the fire- place. Siall: oy Propose to Drill for Ol STURGIS, 8. D., Sept. 17.—Options have pplementary 9: been secured on about 300 acres of land CURACAO and north of this city on Spring creek by & syndicate from Bturgis, and a hole is to be drilled right away for ofl. For a large number of years past there has been more or less talk concerning ofl indications in the valley between Bear Butte and the foot hills. Oil has and is still to be found coating the surfaces of springs and streams n this vieinity, and the question of se- curing a flowing well is thought only to be & matter of discovery and tapping. SBANTA m. for Severely John Burke, lvin red by Fall at 1906 Ohlo street, was scverely ‘Injured vesterday afternoen Ubout 8 o'clock by falling eight feet Into a cellar at 3542 North Twenty-elghth ave- nlie; Burke was woraing at the number ven. He was In the kitchen and stepped ackward into the oceHarwasy, which had been left open. His back was severely sprained and he also had a scalp woun fie patrol wagon was called and the in- ured man wad removed to his home. where S‘.hl lwn attended by Police Burgeon chleler, Mortality Statistics. The following births and deaths have been reported fo the Board of Heaith: Births—Thomas Bell, 67 North Seven- teenth, girl; Charles Schromek. X8 Popple. girl, Joseoh B. Hummel, 624 eenth, boy. North McCormick, 2312 PROPOSE A GENERAL STRIRE Oolorado Miners Advance Time for Holding Distriot Oonvention, SAMUEL PARKS TO VISIT KANSAS CITY Will Head o Union 8 Delegation ended by National ¥ fdent amd Fight for Repre- sentation in ¢ from the mvention, FLORENCE, Colo,, Bept. 17.—The district convention of the United Mine Workers of America of Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and New Mexico, which has been called to meet here moxt October, was today nd- vanced one month and will meet in Pueblo next Wednesday, September 2. The change is made on account of the desire of a large nunmiber of members to have a general strike called for the establishment of an eight-hour dav and some other reforms in the operation of coal mines. It is the general opinion that a strike will be or dered to take effect October 1. There are about 1,00 coal miners in the district, majority of whom are sald to belong to the United Mine Workers of America. Operitors Refuse Demands. DENVER, Sept. 17—~A special to the News from Ouray, Colo, says that the mine managers of the district have r fused to comply with the demand of the union for an elght-hour day for mill men and declare that a strike would be or- dered next Saturday. Parks Will Appeal. NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—Samuel J. Parks left tonight for Kaneas City, where the convention of the International Bridge and Structural Workers is to be held. He has been 111 all day and disobeyed his dootor's orders in going. He announced today that he is not a candidate for the presidency of the organization. A delegation of twelve men from Parks' union also left for Kansas City today. As this union has been expelled by President Buchanan, it is thought to be questionable whether this delegation will be seated. The independ- ent union has sent a delogation of three. Mitchell and Mooney Disagree. KANSAS CITY, Sept. 17.—James Mooney, a coal miner of Novinger, Mo., a member of the national board of the United Mine Workers of America, suggested in a speech at the conference with operators this morning that the coal miners and the mine owners in this district combine to raise the price of ‘coal #o that'the' oper- ators might make & good profit ahd th miners might get big wages, régardiess of what it might cost the coal consuming public. This suggestion was immediately repudi- ated by John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, and by Mr. Lewls, vice president of that organi- zation. Mr. Mitchell sald: We, as an organization, belleve that the operators are entitled to & fair profit upon their investment and that the wage earn- ers are entitled to a fair wage for their labor. But to obtain either we would not enter a combination to extort money from the publfc. Ex-Congressman Tarsney, the operators, safd: I deem it but fair and just to Mitchell and his organization to say that I do not think a man here belleved that was the policy of his organization. FLOOD ON UPPER MISSISSIPPI Courlers Notify Farmers on Authority of Government that Worst Flood is Coming. representing LACROSSE, Bopt. 17.~Hundreéds of fami- Nes in the district adjacent to La Crosse are fleeing with what. valuables they can grasp to the hills which skirt the Missis- sippl to escape death from the floods which are sweeping the Mississippl valley. On advices of the United States weather bureau station here today the entire police force was detailed to warn the residents of the surrounding lowlands that the worst flood in the history of the state was to strike La Crosse tonight or early tomor- row. Mounted courlers were dispatched in every direction and it s belleved that the warning was sent early enough to prevent loss of life. Farms within twenty-five miles of La Crosse are being deserted and in many Instanees the stock has been drowned be. fore it could be driven away. EDGERTON VISITS Result s that 8 sty Deol Faston Poliey, KANSAS TOPEKA, Kan,, Sept. 17.~J. A. Edgerton, who was prime mover in the recent pop- ulist reorganization in Denver, held a con- ference with Kansas populists today. It was decided to afiliate with the new popu- list party and a national committeeman from this state will be chosen. Mr, Edger- ton will hold conferences with the populists of Missouri, Illinols, Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania with ti ame end In view. Snow Breaks Trees. STURGIS, 8. D., Sept. 17.—A large num- ber of frult and shade trees were ruined by the recent rain and snowstorm—the trees being yet in full leaf, they could not hoid up the heavy snow which stuck to them, bearing them to the ground and In many instances breaking off large limbs. The storm lasted ral days, and is sald to be the worst that ever visited the Black Hills country at this time of the year, About two Inches of snow fell here while about fourteen are reported to have fallen in the upper Hills ————— Injured by Fall from Car, Eisie Clemens, residing at 2605 tees sireet, was severely injured by falllng from & Park avenue car about 11 o'clock Tast night, Bhe attempted to alight from thu car at Twenty-sixth and Leavenworth streets, but in some manner fell and struck her fore- head on the \pavement. She has o long gash over her left eye and at an early hyur this morning was “still unconscious, She regained consclousness long enough dur- ing the night to tell the nurse at the Pres- byterian hospital, where ahe was taken, her name. Joseph Levine was in charu2 of car as conductor when the accident curred. The woman is about % yeds of age. It s not thought that her injuries will result fatally, although she is'in a serious condition. LAND SYSTEM, t Rates to Califor Another perlod of low rates to California has been arranged for by the Rock Island Bystem. The first selling date is September 15; the last, November 3. The rates ure the same a8 were in effect last Bpring: $32.00 from Chicago. $31.00 from Peorla and Rock Island. $32.90 from St. Paul and Minneapolis, $31.70 from Cedar Rapids. $20.25 from Des Moliies, $26.00 from Missouri River points. Corresponding reductions from all othes Rock 1sland stations. Tickets are §00d in tourist sieeping cars, Go now before the rush begins. There will be no reduced rates to California dur- ing the winter. The Roek Isiand System offers two routes to California—"8cenic” and “Southern." Ask nearest Rock Island ticket agent for folder “Across the Continent in & Tourist Sleeping Car.” It gives full Information City Ticket Office 143 Farngm st, Omaha,