Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1903, Page 11

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: BATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 100! 1x FOR RENT-FURNISUED ROOMS, | POSTOFFICE N T“.um-.-n’ TINE CARD, DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam B Y//Y y | Sydney, and thence by stéamer, closes at —— ’ P Josh Billings sard:— | SErtadodengy Patmar clotee 8t | Pecine wxpress T a— - - | lng matls close here every Monday, [Enstern Expross. sinom ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & ¢ | . Wednesday and Saturday). e Atlantic EXpress.... & 730 am B l . d 3y rail to Boston, and thence | The “"‘g;‘;"’,,;‘,""‘“' a 7:10 am e e - | / by steamer, closes at ihis office ai 6.3 - g L ROOMS for light housekeeping. 810 8. 27th f )’OU want to be notice p. m. every Tuesday and Thursday. Beatrice and " ut. E-M22 21x MIQUELON—By rail to Boston, and thence | \Stromsburk Kxpress...b 40 pm b1z pm Rates, 1 1-2c & word A e y H by steamer, closes at this office dauy at|No e Loc §:00 » 16 o & werd thereats LARGE. LIGHT. ATRY ROOMS. you must get in front of folks S0 g m. Grand Island Local......b 5:3 pm b 9:35 am w8 tham 25¢ for the frst A a0 DR RoRtA, Blfil‘kll:ll\fl. PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE. | Chieago, wankee & St. Paul. These advertisements must Pl AR ’ ~By raill to New Orleans and|Chicago Daylight a 745 am allils pm = thence by steamer. cromes at this office | Chic fast E: 8.8 546 p p AT THE DELLONE, and WOITy ‘em some. duily, extept Bunday, at S0 p. M. and | Ghicans Lamited 8 8.6 b . idth St. and Capitol Ave. §11:%0 p. m., Sundays at §1 p. m. and|Des Molnes Express.....a 7:46 am pm Steam heated—electric lighted—private and —Did he mean *‘advertisel™ 11:30 p. m. (conneciing mail closes here| ywulash. general baths—ali conveniences—tirst-class ondays at §11:30 p. m.). Nansion Sat* Bervice. |(‘UB‘{A hl(l('A—l!y rall to New ()rllo“ll«, E ® 6:5 pm & 8:90 am E ’ee and by ste: . d : s N ndot IR i CLAIRVOYANTS. BUSINESS CHANC LAWN MOWERS, office daty, except Bunday. at $1:30 b O S G P 2. — — — - - > - - m, and §11:30 m., Sundays at §i p. m. emisnptine i ety | AN CABRER " GNP, SOV FOR SALE, good grocery and butcher's fx- | BHARPENED. P. Melchoir, 13th & Howard and @ p. B, Uonnecting mall dios — " CEL' Capitol A: LADY "QUEEN of clairvoyants; tures, including ice box. Inquire 2763 Far- ) ere Tuesdays ot §11:30 p. M) WANTED-MALE HELP, NICELY fusished rosms, 100 Capitol Ave| (o e 1010, pawt, prosent IDk Rutabe nam. —563 Registerod mall clowes &b 6:00 p. m. pre- [ IR —- ___ZT777 | istaction or no pay. 807 N. )Sth. S—254 ~ . - W AND COLLECTIO vious day. F TWO very desirable furnished rooms, gas, Lo Tiee R *‘:}(Hll {uhnfl‘lur-‘ ADd aur YEAs . s Burlington & ) o 522 % ¥ E. LUCRETIA, med . 1708 G - se, Hotel Charters, Alilance, . e - 3 ALL TERM PSS GRS Swrhaon Buly. S 0 T Mia LUCRETIA, medlum. 103 Sr0ie | B a forty (i) room brick hotel, | STILLMAN & PRICE, 410 1st Nat. BKBUE | (0 o Weanepacifie Mafle, =~ |0 0 Beatrice and NOW OREN. g e GYLMER, PALMIBT Removed to T8 M| Sodeir had Probl usniher Dwhers Somt nere dally’ af 6:30°p. m. \up {0 September | (LANCOM (ool 880 am ¢ Aery GYLMER, PALM '~ Remov o 716 N re a shed e v W SNOW SRCH CO. g 3 ve, o o e vo | Nebi X ! . 850 STUDENTS SO S any Tiun. | LR afont foom, modeth, . Take No. i6ih St. ear, get off at 23| to get out of the hotel business. For fur-| NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., st floor N. Y. | {ith inclusive, for despatch per 8. s. Iyo | Nebrasks Fxprese.......a S50 am i g Sl and Cuming, walk 1% blocks south. iher Information address Hotel Charters,| Life Bldg., attorneys and collectors eviry- | (8IWy; JapAN. CHINA and PHILIP. | Biack Hills and Buget BO l C ” 3 FURNISHED rooms, modern, single or L= Alllance, Neb. AN O oe . 0 B AR & W . PINE_ISLANDS, via San Francisco, | Sound Express.. all:10 pm yles Lollege ensuite. 808 N. 18th. E- M2 20 WANTED—To meat 4 youn business man | 3. M. MACFARLAND, 109 N. Y. L_bids. | closo here fally dt ¢ p.'m. up to Sep” | Clora do Vesiibiied BUBINESE SLORSHAND Ph S pwrir. | FRONT ROOM, modern. 2418 Dodge st. B At e R year " o & Hongkong Maru, " | Lincoln Fast Mail. 1!\ 'b 2:52 pm " ING, ENGLISH e e firictiy legitimate ind will bear closest 2.0 CHINA Jind_JABAN, via Tadoma, cloes | Fort Crook snd Fiatts. . o on - 3 e gy e e + K here daily at 6:30 p. m, up to September | Mmouth ...... PN ) 3 Apply ‘tor Catalogue. K, DA Detaibl, Sosind eor: investigation. Address O %, Bee, . " _ st e ——— | giith, inclusive, for " despatch per 8 s | Bellovue & Bacific Jei in 7:50 pm B e e n except furnace; 'gas stove in SRR X | LOST, black pocket case; reward. Return| Shawmut. ue & Pacific Jot 50 am WANTED, for United Sta! army, able- n; adults only; references. 242 St. PERSONAL. WHEN you want to buy xchange | to 409 N. Life bldg. Lost—298 18 TQHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via Chicago, Durlington & Quiney. bodied, unmarried men, betwcen ages of e. E—M318 20x | ——— - — | “any property or business quick, see J. H. | = — - - - ian Francisco, close here daliy nat Chicago Spoeclal...... . 7:00 am 24 and 8, citizens of United States, of = g ———— | VIAVL, a wholesome nerve and tissue food| johnson, 843 N. Y. Life. Y LOST—Lady's gold watch; please return| p. m. up to Sept. §l5th, inclustve, for des- | Chicago Vestibuled ex..a 4:00 pm §00d character and temperate habits, who week or mo. 162 Howard. | and home treatment for disorders of to 2016 Cass st. and receive reward, patch per s s Mariposa. Chicago Local...........a 9:18 am ail:00 pm can speak, read and write English. For in- E—M326 Octlsx women. Iree bookiet. Viavi Co., 348 Bee Lost—M2% | HAWAIL, via San Francisco, close here ! Chicago Limited.. a 8:06 pm a 7:45 Am formation appiy to recrulting officer, 16th | T SEEES === == | Bldg. U—i66 FOR SALE—REA = > e ~ | dally at 6:30 p. m. up to September J2st, | Fast Mail o a 2140 pm and Dodge B15.. Omana. and Liacoln, - - 4 . LOST, bull terrier pup 3 montha old, white, | _inclusive, for despatch per s. & Alamedn. . ' 8 BoM4, FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. MAGNETIC PILE KILLEH. IT CURES. with brindle head, right ear sore. Re-| HAWAIL JAPAN, CHINA and specially Kansas City, St edoncs A mbiaes . | sosca . o H o Be | A druseists, 8. U—~256 $2.750. ward. 2015 Mason. Lost— | " addrssed “mail ' for, the PHILIPPINE Blafs, ) and room. furnace. 62 . 19t | ———— — —_— — - . -— o -~ N ), via n Franvisco, close here | Kansas City D Ex C ¥ Adase & 5N Rreo wason, F—I5§ Zix | PRIVATE _home _during confinement;| 6-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, COR- | TOBT, from 2007 Center st, brown, bob-| dally at 6:30 p. m. up to September §24, In- | 8t. Louls Flyer. 8 B-M#1 | - bables adopted. The Good Samarl NER LOT, 70x112, 3715 LEAVEN-| talled, aged mare. Crack In off fore foot.| clusive, for despatch per s. s. China. Kansas City Night E TRV . P i THE ROSE, % Harney; rooms and board, | Sanitarium, 728 st Ave, Council Bluffs, | WORTH, INQUIRE ON PREMISES. Blanket on. No halters. Turner. PHILIPPINE 1 1,AN§§, via San Fran- [ O GOOD messengers wanted: first-class also meal fickets. F—M1723 06 ' | Ia. U—i% . ke claco, close here daily 'at 6:30 p. m. up | a Daily. b Dally except Sunday. d Dally A.D. T Co, H1's. 18t S R ORI T oIt L Doy TiTe | S it taiochs s Dottt e | SRR st beingiotans | S0 INPY “QRE, ifisivbve; 1Or despatch | exvent Baturday. "o Dally axcept Sonday, = SO 0! , 612 Bee Bldg. . LOST, legal papers in Platt vs. Hitcheocl . 8, Transport. - EXPERIENCED phonograph eaman FURNITURE PACKING. U-25i |RANCH and farmn lands for sale by the L0 (8% RERCE, M gitate ana. Rasmus- | CHINA' AND JABAN, via Vancouver and| .. - ; ‘wanted at once. B B Fredrickeon, 10} | s —— g P — " — | Union Pacific Railroad company. 1 A1 gei' v, Montgomery; also record in su-| Victoria, B. C., elose here daily at 6:3| WEBSTER DEPOT—15TH & WEBSTER Capitol Ave. G B—M205 20 | PETERSON & LUNDBERG, 116 8. 17th. | DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu- “,‘l-j\""‘”vd ‘““"‘ (g ity i preme court; $2.00 reward and no ques- Por Moall® to September $29th, inclusive, - " D | Tel. L-zs58. H-—-38 ous_ hair removed by electricity. R. 3 and| Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, X R tions asked for return to Henshaw Cafe. for despatch per 8. s. Empress of India. | Chiengo & Northwestern, N ska WANTED, experienced salesmen In Boston | s e | 5, 1506 Farnam St U—25 e Lost—M318 %x handise for U. 8. Postal Agency at and Wyoming Division. Store musiin department. J. L. Brandels| L " D OFKFIC PRIVATE hospital before and during con- | MODERN S-r. house, full B2-tt. Tot, be = | Sde ) S"&! cannct be forwarded via Can- Leave. Arrive. 3 2 — ospital befd c . 3 " ¥ Pld e it 3. — = Tinement; best midical care and mirsing, | cation for a home. Inquire i gnten 2% MEDICAL, NEW' ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA (except DY) HOL Boriee i $100 pm 8D o WANTED—Boys to distribute circulars | FOR RENT, building suitable for whole-| Mrs. L. Fisher, 1501 Vinton. Tel. 158, i - i - " — West), NEW CALEDONIA, FIJI, SA- Wyoming, ‘.;‘{|m_l~m;(‘< Liaad o 5:00 ot Apply | to Mandelberg, second floor | sale purposes at lv Farnam, :2x90, four v HOUSES and lots In all parts of algo | LIQUOR HABIT cu MOA and HAWAIL via San Francisco, | " JE0E d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm People's Store B-29 stories and first-class cemented basement, o g e rom Derty and farm lands. The O. It | When cured. No hypodermics, close here dally at §:30 p. m. up to Oct. | y 0iES oooe gy d 3:00 D ek — elevator, fire and burglar proof vault, of- [ WE RENT sewing machines at per! Qo B 5o 6. Bee bdg. %8 | clrculars. Gatlin Institute, ¥ grd, inclusive, for despatch per s. a. | FARUDER FOU DAY WANTED—Horse collar cutters. Address | fice counter and fixiures. For price and | Wweek, §$8 per month; we repair and sell e s & —23 entura. (It the Cunard steamer carry: | {1t Buperior, Geneva, 3:00 b 5:00 Wallace, Smith & Co, 8 & 8 West| particulars inquire C. C. Rosewater, sec- | parts for every machine mannfactured; | oo oo dern cottage, corner lot | SmE— | Ing the Dritish mail for New Zealand | Bxofer and Seward 00 pm b 5:00 pm Water Milwaukee,” Wis, Tetary the Bee Bullding Co., room 100, Bee | secondhand machines, $ to $10; second- | BIX T modern _cottage, corner ot does not arrive fn time to connect with| Missouri Pacifie, B-M2m2 19 bullding. p o hand machines from $i to $10. Neb. 0x112, 3715, Leavenworth {0 R MUSICAL. this despatch, extra malls—closing at | Nobraska Local, Via e s R o o | _Co., 16th and Harney. premises, A S T TR T T T 5% 8 m.: o m. and 630 p. m }\l’:- Weeping Water........b 4:10 pm a10:35 am , & printer for case work; gly NT, the building formerly occu- |- ———— - CHA 5 U OMAHA College of Music and Dramatic 0 'a. m, m, 130 g state ro Zen. Address Cltizen Tl | pled by The BSee at 86 Farnam St It hus | OMAHA Dyo Works, 1615 Howard, fashion-| WILLIAMSO aanLEs 2 Biag | Are, 68 N th 8t (Dodge 8t. car). Ex. | =Will be made up and forwarded unti| Chleago, St. Paul, Minneapolin & rege, Neb. B-M207 19 | four stories and a basement, which was| able cleaners, dresses suits, cloaks, dra- i | aminatiohs for twenty free and partial | /the arrival of the Cunard steamer). Omaha, formerly used as The Bee press room, | perles, rugs, lace curtains; we dye carpets.| IR B, o 2050 scholarships in ail subjects Sept. 23 and 24, | AUSTRALIA ' except West), FIJI 18- | Twin City Passenger....a 6:30 am a 9:10 pm og)clmrl cm{mlnr nlunrflnen. CAley mD Mr, ;n::- wlu‘li be 1o ted b5 g r‘enuunubll);. it U—MT3-20 | RLRGANT home and farm of 225 acres at the snlle(e;ll\rm-lh 8 roome wug\ |A1||n1(? {;fn\;‘\ol"s‘;ng"dN‘;-‘iflmgAll;Eponxe. L gln‘:llx :l v Pnlnnou[". ,r\'%:m pm 120 am arles Vollmer, Mgr. Ciothis ept. nterested a, at office of C. C. Roee- — Ce e : e & 5 8| for students, For particulars apply F. H. ouver , B. C. akland Loocal. 146 pm b 8:43 Bennett's. a ""H o081 Water, Becretary, room 100, Beé bullding. | PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladics before and | {oining Bennet, Neb. Address Box 133, | [orstudents ‘torpagiicotars apply I b [ guiivont 6:30 p. ‘m. up to Oct. §ioth, ine 9 v i3 - — : 1261 —z WANTED—A good_ watchmaker; porm nent job for good man. Will H. Beck, Bloux" City. 12 2% WANTED, men everywhere; good pay; to distribute clroulars, adv. matter, tack signs, etc.; no canvassing. National Adv. Bureau, Chice.go. B—M33 20x MAN with references for commerclal trav- eler, to call on merchants and agent: experfence not required; salary $4 per week, with expenses advanced. National, 328 Dearborn st., Chicago. B—M323 20x WANTED-FEMALE HELP, 100 Girls, Call Canadian office, 1ith [b_ogv. C- DRVANT GIRL wanted at once at 1113 8, 2th Bt C—-MsTS WANTED—Girl for general h ™ 1% Georgla Ave. © Mty — YOUNG woman who wants to attend school housework would like to do_light for THE spacious store reom on Farnam street in the Bee bullding, formerly occupled by MacCarthy Talloring Co., {0 lcass on rea- 80| during confinement. %% California st. Terms reasonable. Dr. and Mrs. Gerisch, U495 ennet, Neb. RE—M836 O 19 New 8-room house, all modern, ready Oc- tober 1. Inquire at the house, 1026 N, DR, PRIES treats successfully all diseases 334 st. RE—271-22x nable terms. Rent includes janitor ser - and irregularities of women from any ice, electric light and heat. Inquire K. O. cause; experienced and rellable. 1513 Peters & Co., ground floor Bee bullding. | Dodge st., Arlington block, Omaha. ar aln 1—-M534 U . DESK room. 414 Beo bullding. I-Misl |8. SHONFELD, the antiquarian (estab- i 1 bl lishea 1878), Femoved o &2 N. Y. Lite bide. Owner Instructs us to sell e LA At Once, PRIVATE hospital during conflnement; AGENTS WANTED, WANTED, canvassing_agents ‘In every county to wsolicit subscriptions to THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. Steady employment with assured 1 come. Agents in the country witi or' and buggy especially desired. Canvasse mypko easily $60 to $100 per month. Ad- dress Century Farmer Bolicitors’ Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. J-u3 NEW book by 100 of America's Greatest Negroes; solves race problem and sell like wild-fire; agents make $20.00 a day; oard ivate tamily. write for free outAt and terms. . J. B odfo et thanily. Address O 3 | Nlii"a Go, Nepervide, g e WANTED—Immediately, 80 chine :rntor- in_horse ment of Bemis Omana WANTED-TO RENT. WANTED—Board and room for family of WnAflzm%urmhflfil for general % all ‘-d\xtdn‘.l in prllv‘n‘te’hrlnlly;o nsgz lt;n } i food ‘wakes: | far' out.” Address ‘stating price, O &, Bee ences rwulnx. Avn{y 1 c& unla':l. office. v K—235 BMALL furnished house or suite of WANTED—Experfenced lunch waitresses. | rooms for iight housekeeping: must be Apply at once to Mr. Wanner, Bennett's | first class. ~Address O 40, Bee cafe. " Cib 18 K—Ma01 200 WANTED, ‘a_housekeeper for gentieman | FOR lady and two sons 11 and 16; will with two ‘dnughters, on farm. “ o ‘month; private family pre- Suod indy ‘Brotorred; mood mrames Cori | Feved Adaress's Khaon B Fnnaportation paid, = Addres Stk o S 500, Osmond, Neb. PARLOR floor or six or seven-room house, ‘WOMAN wanted to sell a necessity to mothers; $12.00 a_week clear. Dept. M, Box 78, Philadelphia. c-—mfi 19x NURSES' Training School, Pueblo, . SRSt S, Seutek o o mas. C—Mi0 20x FOR RENT-HOUSES, in all of the oity, 5 HOUSES @ ¥Rt hihe g1ty g & D24 PAYNE-BOSTWICK & CO., cholce ho 1008 New York Life B19. * Frons st D-2% WE MOVE planos. Maggard Van & Stor- age Co., T\ 1496, Office, 1713 Webster St. D—226 of the city. The OUSES & 5132 &8 B 8% ol modern except furnace. Address O 42, Bee K-M 300 YOUNG couple would ltke nice b or 6-room cottage for rent; walking distance. ress O 46, ; Ad- Bee offl K—311 20 babies_adopted. Tel. Red-1884. Mrs. Gardels, 234 Lake. U—28 his property near 24th and Lake, 7- room house, porcelain bath, marble Umbrellas—Parasols re-covered, BOSTON Umbrella. Mfg., 606 8. 16. Tel. 1617. repaired wash bowl, closet. hot and cold wa- kg g u—mss2 | ter, gas, full size basement, good barn, full lot. Will rent for $20. Price LADY 26 1d_wants lovi) - |y 4 ¢ iy lon; must have some means. Answer |is $1,950, but much less might be ac- O 43, Bee. U—M315 2ix — MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. cepted. Here is where you buy at your own price if you hurry, ERNEST SWEET, 613 N. Y. LIFE. T Bmith &0, 0 r".‘éi.'.‘.:;.'g“%’{: TEL.1472. @ FARM and city loans; low rates. “w. . 110-ACRE FARM First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tel. 1648 ‘homas, a dg. (s PRIVATE money. Bherwood, 987 N. Y Life, W23 In Jefferson county Nebraska, with good improvements; per acre; must be 80ld within & week, Chris. Bover 24 and Cuming, Tel., 204. M308 WANTED-Real estate loans and warrants. We-267 FIVE PER CENT lal, Garvin Bros., 1 \V—26 R. C. Peters & Co.,, Bee Bldg. Farnam. Son. properties: worth to Tukey & ‘What are the followin, PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1520 )%'?,u AN, you?, That's-our price on.them. Make us an offer. It is very seldom that we turn down any reasonable offer on our 170 § P. C. money, Bemls, Paxton_blocks. W24 sEropetties. 3 1 . 8lst Bt.—10-room' house, all modern, barn and sheds; cofner lot, bxi50 feet; $1.00 private money on hand. L. Holmes, 712 N. Y. fe bldg. W-—M230 19 one block north of Hanscom Park. 2541 Chicago St.—10-room house, all modern except furnace; barn, carrlage house, cow D, MONEY to loan for_bullding purpose H. Thomas, First Nat'l Bank bldg. W—292 Oc18 shed and chicken houses; lot 76x132 foet 8837 Decatur—7-room house; no modern con- ventences; lot 50x180 feet. 4205 Grant Bt.—6-room house, city water in WANTED—TO BUY, WANTED-To buy a dray or bus line of good size in Nebraska or Bouth Dakota, nyone having such for sale will find ? buyer by writing Ed Mahoney, Lawler, a. N—M285 21x DON'T give your furniture and carpets away. J. Levine pays the highest cash price. 806 North 16th st, N Oclé _— FOR SALE—FURNITURE. FULL line of hard coal stoves ncw on sale. Chicago Furniture Co., M10 Dodge St. CENERE TR RS Yo S D—230 FOR RENT, neat 8-room house, all mod- ern except furnace, 3 Bt fu 818 C. M. Bachmann, HOUSES, insurance. Ringwalt, Barker Blk. D229 ¥OR R Harney st desirable mod of § rooms 1 > ) 4 Bm..' In fll;t class re- MODERN HOUSE, LARGE YARD, two blocks north of rooms, new plumbing, fur- nace, first class condition; ‘also barn, Northwoat corner ith ana Jackson ste: 9 rooms, modern, §%0. George & Co.. 160l Farman' st. DM % 10-ROOM wouse, modern, west part of the FOR SALE—Enough furniture to furnish 9-room house complote, all fine goods, must be seen to be appreciated; also fine, upright plano; sell any plece separately. Call 138 N. 38th ave. O—M278 19x L _ ] FOR SALE~HORSES, WAGONS, ETO, TIRES set while K ou walt; first-class re- pair work. H. Frost, 14th and Leaven- worth, P—243 MONROE sells pleasure vehicles at §11 N. 16th St, P—244 GOOD MILK WAGON, coal wagon and buggy at a big bargaln. A. W. Johnson, with John Deere Plow Co. P-3$ O2x —_— FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS, Southwick hay press and e B P month Wm. H. Potyer, re- p. A H. Read, lSouxfill . FOR RENT. — Double modern house on Sherman a rooms each .. modern house, 263" Davenport 2 atry 1 E-room house, 30th and Charles streets.. 10 THOMAS BRENNAN, 09 So. 13th st D—M2%0 23 1 TO 12 rooms furnished, 2201 Douglas. D-—-M§2 2 FOR RENT-8ix-room cottage, modern ex- cept furance, 2211 California st.. ;'m In complete repair. Inquire at 607 19th _st., or room 807 N. Y. Life Bidg. D-$§8#8 11 ROOMS, 16 Howard st. all “in. firat .g palr. two ba rooi 3 & Co. g—ufl;”?. , 1001 Farnam st FOR RENT No. 10:9 So. 30th ave., 11-room brick; full celiar, cistern, oak floors and finish: furance and all modern, in best condition. . 1081 So. 0th ave. 10-room, complete nd modern, finest appointment and fin- ish. Address W. D. Mead, York. Neb. D—M121 COMPLETE_10-room modern house and barn, 637 Park ave. F. Wead 153 st. D—M2% ©ROOM modern house, 2715 Chicago street. Inquire 323 N, 37th street. D270 18x FOR RENT. modern house newly papered with privilege of reserving one of two | rooms. Address O 3, Bee = D36 22x GOOD HOUSES FOR RENT. &l.‘m § rooms, o Mary's, modern. g 0th st rooms, modern . Bth, b-r. cottage, barn, 12 ¥4 Ames rooms, '$10. GARVIN BROS., 1604 FARNAM ST. D38 2 $ rool 5 BIX-ROOM modern fiat. 1112 8. 1ith at. D0 FOR RENT—-FURNISHED ROOMS, AETNA HOUSE, Buropean, 13th & Dodae. X Bt ICBLY furni (”um- laundry, 1760 Leavenworth. rooma. Inquire Omsha e A ©. M. E bauls trunks. Telephone 611 FOR BALE, secondhand locomobile, in first-class shape. at one-half price. Call or address, 1821 Farnam Bt. Q46 IRON and wire fences, tree guards_treliises. Western Auchor Faice Co., 36 N, Tiun &1 b SECONDHAND billlard and pool tables; billiard tables repaired; a large stock of cheap bar fixtures, clgar counters, ete. The Brunswick-Balke Collender Co.. 407-§ 8. 10th Bt. Q—-M225-14 CATALOGUE cut drug prices free. Sher- man & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. QU9 Address, Q-—-M115 19 Farnam. Q%0 IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Far ICE for sale in carload lots. Lincoln Ice Co., Lincoln, Neb. INDIAN goods and relios. FOR SALECrane hydraulic be used either passenger or freight; plete, tron closure. J com- guide posts. cage and wire en- Brandels & Q98 FOR SALE—A new S00-ampere, double-pole switch; never been used. Apply or address “Superintendent Bee Bu'lding, Omahs.” Q—MT6T FOR SALE—For 810; fine family cow: fresh Oci. 15. Inquire 2154 8. Bth Bt Q-M238—20x FOR SALE—Coal business. Capital requ red, $£2,000.00. J 2, Bee. Q52 chicken fence; oak piling. %01 Douglas. " s Q-7 in first-class condition; used one winte, Inquire &8 North 23 st QM54 18x NEW and 2dhand typewriters, 1119 Farnam. Q-8 FOR SALE_Several scholarshi class standard school in Omal ;Illl d\!om I-:fl c;\al’. n *nd &l ype' tng. ofice. in a first- compris- business, short- Inquire at E L. LOVEJOY will hepair your sewing machine and warrant | 2018 Brruce St Q- M¥0—%x FOR BALE — Empty ink barrels Apply Win. Neckel, uress’room, Hee ofics MONEY to loan on _residence property. W. H. Thomas, 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. house; lot 50x120 feet. A, P. TUKEY & SON, Tel. 2181, o -46. Board of Trade. i) IR e S b RE—M319 18 MONEY to loan to build you a home, W.| S H, Thomas, 1st Nat'l Bank %‘}d— By ACCORDION PLEATI MONEY T0 LOAN-CHATTELS, NOT IN THE TRUST. Money--Any Amount Loaned to salaried emglfig‘el hold!ngoq_ga ‘manent positions on t PLAIN without ER'S knowledge. ‘We also loan money on Furniture, Planos, You have ete., without removal of goods. use of both money and goods. It Costs.You Nothing To call and be convinced that our rates are the cheapest in Omaha. We want your business and belleve an in- vestigation of our methods will get it— else- EAT- Our offices are the best equipped to handle your business with privacy of any in the city. Come in and if at present you are dealin; Share. KIRD, COURTEOUS T MENT to all see us, whether you borrow or not. Reliable Credit Co. Rooms 7-308 Paxton Blk. Rooms 30 MONEY Get our system of loans that of debt. Any lady or gentleman, chinist, engineer, ete., $100—Return to us...$26.66 or $13.35 or treatment. ORTGAGE, ENDORSER or 8E- CURITY of any kind, without EMPLOY- 308, X268 To salaried employes and wage earners. ets you out ma- aving reliable employment can get, just on his note: alt- Monthly. Monthly. \v«klx. 60—Return to us... 1383 or 6.6 or Tuesdays and Saturdays, § p. m., com- !fi—llflum to us... 666 or 433 or 168 mencing October 22 ivate lessons any $16-Return to us... 400 or 200 or 1| time. 17th and Douglas. Office 'phone, Easlest terms, lowest rates, confidential. | 1871. Residence, A1745. ! No Inquiries, Quick service, Courteous — THE STAR LOAN CO., 64 l'AxTO.\)“le:‘K, GOLDMAN, 200 Douglas block. —m THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davidge nlf»(;k. E. D. KECK, voice culture and the art of nging. Studio, 1802 Farnam 8t P —MG516 OSTEOPATHY. Johnson Institute, 616 N. Y. Life Bldg. 'rqlgst Tho Hunt Infirmary, McCague BIdg. ngz Atzen & Farwell, Paxton Blk., 604-7. T. gi DRS. FINCH & MILLER, 124 8. zémgi DR. GRACE DEEGAN, 82 N. Y. Life. Tel. 266, 28 R R AT I . - PASTURAGE, PASTURE for horses. Williams, Benson. ~709 18x —_— PATENTS. H, J. COWGILL—No fee unless successful. 18 8. 15th Bt., Omaha. Tel. 1798. —800 PATENTS Sues & Co., Omaha, Neb. 1I- lustrated patent book 'free. Tel. 1623, —M¥570 N1bx Theo. PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan Office, Rellable, accommoda ing;all business confidential. ‘121 Dovgla STORAGE. OM. Van Stor Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. 1669-862. —365. — e SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, NEB. Business & Shorthand College. Boyd's Theater. —308 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, g == e e e ATTORNEYS. CURED, Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge Bldg. —308 —_— . M. MACFARLAND, 319 N. Y. L. Bidg. 3 M6 21 . ______ ____ __— ____J BALE TIES, OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 Nonflggm L — /] BICYCLES. BARGAINS in_ bleycles; second-hand wheels $3 and up; see Flescher, 1622 Capi- tol ave. M8 O - CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairin promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltres it and Lake street. —-——e—e—— DRESSMAKING. EISTER'S Ladies' Tailoring College, 1706 Cuming St. Write for booklet. ~2a (i B RS AT BT 5 DETECTIVES, . T, CORMACK, 617 A-3823, DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS, ress Cutting College 1s to young ladies what the business college Is 10 young men. 621 Paxton Bik., Omaha. M2 08 —_— DANCING ACADEMY, CHAMBERS' adult beginners now forming After October 15, 242{ Farnam st. Chambers' children's classes Wednesdays, 4 p. m., Saturdays, 2 p. m., commencing 540 TO GET EASY 1350 Best_explalns our methods receipts, etc position’ we can make SALARY ou & AN ment (o repay. All that we ask s that before_you borrow elsewhere. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 118 Board of Trade Bidg. Tel. 2295, (Establisheti 1892). 306 8. 16th St We loun on iurniture, pianos, warehouse Or if you nave & permanent without security, excepl your own agree- Our service Is quick and confidential and we always try to please. | ou give us a call 20 October 3. MR. AND MRS. MORAND'S dancing and pliysical culture, 15th and Harney, re- opens for chidren Saturday, October beginners, 10 a. m.; gadvande, 3 p. m. Terms reasonable; liberal reduction to former patrons and to familles who send more than one pupll at the same time. Private classes organized; private lessons any time. Lessons for adilts now Tues- day and Friday, § p. m.; assemblies every Wednesday. School teachers' tickets at half regular rates. For further partlcu- —M570 Octd lars write or telephone 1041. 1 EXFPERT ACCOUNTANT, G_R. RATHBU - room 15, Com'l Nat Bank TMONZY LOANED ON SALARIES, ‘ETC. Low rates and easy terms. Business Confidential Try us If you want to save money PHOENIX CREDIT CO., 68 Paxton Block sters, boarding houses, elc.. | curity; eastest terms; 40 offices in | cipal ¢lties. Tolman, Bl ' FURNITURE, PIANOS, LIVE S8TOCK, 16th and Farnam Sts. X—2m LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- without se- rin- 440 Board nlx rade | MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried je; business confidential; lowest rate Private ‘essons in_boc Keeping. etc. 752 FLORISTS HESS & SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam. —25 D. HENDERSON, florist, 1419 I"nruummT. GOLD AND OMAHA PLATI LVER PLATING, G CO., Bee bldg. Tel. 2685, 756 GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE TICKET BROKERS, CUT RATE railroad tickets everybody. P. M. Philbin, 156 Farmam. Phone . TINNERS, H, %th and Maple. Tel. L-1919. M-82 08 G. UPHOLSTERING. GATE CITY Upholsterin mm s tightened. Tel. B-Z7. 1705 St. ry’'s Ave. 301 e e LR POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (8hould be read DAILY by all Interes @8 changes may occur at any time.) i3 P Co., woven wire Forelgn malls for the week ending tember 19, 1903, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at the General Postoffice as fol- lows: PARCELS-POST MAILS close one hour earlier than ciosing time shown be- low. Parcels-Post Malls for Germany close at 5 p. m. Monday. Regular and supplementary malls close at Forelgn Station half hour later than closing time shown below, (except that Supplement- ary Mails for Europe and Central America, via Colon, close one hour later at Forelgn Station). Transatlantio Mails, SATURDAY—At 7 a. m. for FRANCE, per 8. 8. La Gascogne, via Havre (mall for other parts of Europe must be directed “per 8. 8. La Uascogne™); at § 8. m. for ELGIUM direct, oer s. s Vaderland mail must be directed “per s. 8. Vader- and”); at 10:30 a. m. (supplementary 12 m.) for EUROPE, per s. s. Campania, via Queenstown; at 12:30 D, for BCOT- LAND direc *olumbla (mail must be direct s. Columbia”), *PRINTED MATTER. ETC.—This steamer takes Printed Matter, Commercial Pa- yers and Samples for (Germany only. The zame class of mail matter for other parts 4L Europe will ‘not be sent by this"ship nless specially directed by her. After the closing of the Supplementary Transatlantic Mails named above, addi- {lonal Supplementary Mallg are opéned on ihe plers of the Amertcan, Bngilsh, French and German steamers, and remaln open until within Ten Minites of ine hour of sailing of steamer. Matls for South Central America, West Indies, Ete. SATURDAY—At 3 a. m. for ARGENTINE, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per s. s. Coronda; at §:30 a. m. (nupxlemvnlur) 30 a. m) for PORTO RICO, CURACAO and VENBZUELA, per s. Caracas (mall for Savanilia and Cartagena must be direcied “per & & Caracas’): et 9:30 a m. (supple- mentary 10:3 4. m.) tor FORTUNE [BL- AND, JAMAICA, SAVANILLA and CAR- TAGENA, per &' s Altal (mill for Costa Rica must be directed “per s. s. Altal ); at 9:3 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for INAGUA, HAITI ani SBANTA MARTA, pr 8. 8 Athos; at i0 a. m. CUBA, per s. 8. Morro C: at 10 a. m. for HAITL, per lem ' V. “(mail for Curacao, Trinidad, British and Dutch Guiana m be direcied “per s. . Prins Willem V"); al 1230 p_m. for CU Olinda, via Malls Forwarded Overla: cept Tramspacifle. .. cleans | CUBA—Via Florida, closes at this office 14 Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. | “cesspools and vaults, removes garbage| daily, except Thursday, at §5:3 a. m. 27 and dead animals at reduced prices. 621 the connecting malls close here on —— - — - N ieth. Tel. 175 Vednesday and Saturdays via Tampa, CHATTEL, salary and jewelry loans. Foley Jia on Mondaye via Mismi) : Loan Co., suc. to D. Green, R. §, Barker bk. s A CO CIT verland. unless specially X—413 HAT RENOVATING. addressed for _despatch by steamer, - —— - ———t —— closes at this office daily, except Bunday, MONEY loaned an planos furniture, Jow- | OLD hats made new. Ramser & Kerr,| at 13 p. m. and 1:3 p.'m. Sundays ai elry. horses, cows, eic. C. . Reed, 319 .u] wractical hatters, 207 N, 17th st L% s and 110 p. m. X2 M4 09 | NEWFOUNDLAND-By rall to North ‘| above mentioned of clusive, for despatch per s. s. Miowera. NOTE—Unless otherwise addressed, West Australia is forwarded via Europe; and New Zealand and Philippines via San Francisco—the quickest routes. Philip- pines speclally addressed ‘‘via Canada’ or “via Eurove'’ must be fully prepald at the foreign rates, Hawail is forwarded via Ban Francisco exclusively. Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of salling dally and the schedule of clos- Ing is arranged on the presumption of their ~ uninterrupted overland transit. §Registered mall closes at 6:00 p. m., pre- vious day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT, ter, Postm: N. Y., Sept. 11 PostoMce, New Yor! GOVERNMENT NOTICES, PROPOSALS FOR FRESH VEGETABLES. —Office Purchasing Commissary, U. 8. Army, Omaha, Nebraska, September 15, 1%03. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be ceived here until 11 o'clock a. m., central andard time, October Gth, 1803, and then opened publicly, for furnishing and delivery of such quantities of potatoes and onions as may be required by the Subsistence De- rtment at Omaha, Neb., Forts Crook, {obrara and Robinson, Nebraska. Pro- mnls will also be recelved and opened by e Commissaries at Fort Robinson, Neb., untfl 10 o'clock a. m., mountain standa time, and at Forts Crook and Niobrara, eb., until 11 o'clock a. m., central standard me each commissary ricelving proposals for his own post only. The right is re- served to reject any or all proposals in whole or in° part. Blank proposals and specifications, showing in detafl the articles and quantities required, and giving full in- formation as to conditions of contract, will be firnished on nmllcflllon to any of the ers. Envelopes should be marked “Propceals for Fresh Vegetables, to be opened Ovlaber 5, 193, and addressed to the undersigred or commissary at post authorized to recefve proposals. W. H. BEAN, Major, Commissary, U. S. Army. 8-17-18-19-21-22-23- M PROPOSALS FOR COAL, BUILDING MA- ete. U. 8. Indlan 8School, Genoa, September 3, 1903.—Sealed pro- dorsed ""Proposals for Coal, Lum- and addressed (o the undersigned at Genoa, Nebrask: will be recelved at this school until 2 o’clock p. m. of Septem- ber 24, 1908, for furnishing and dellvering at ths school, as may be requiréd during the fiscal i/anr ending June 30, 1904, about 1,200 tons of soft lump coal, 58,000 feet of lumber, 65,000 shingles, 20,000 brick, besides lime, sand, nails, painting supplies, sash, hard- ware, ete., as per list and lgeclflclllnns ob- tainable at the school. Bidders will state spécifically the price of euch article to be offered under contract, all articles so offered will be rigidly inspected. The right is re- served to refect any and all bids or any part of any bid. Each big must be nccom- panied by ‘a certified check or draft upon some United States depository or solvent national bank, made payable to the order of the commissioner of Indlan affairs, for at least 6 per cent of the amouut of the pro- osal,'sald check to be forfeited to the Y]nlled Btates in case any bidder recelving an award shall fail to execute promptly a satisfactory contract in accordance with his Did, otherwise to be returned to tne bidder. Bids accompanied by cash in lleu of certi- fied check will not be considered. For fur- ther information apply to W. H. WINS- LOW, Buperintendent. 88-5-8-10-12-16-17-18-22 —_— LEGAL NOTICE. ’ NOTICE FOR_ BIDS FOR STATE PRINTING. Bids will be received by the State Print- ing Board at the office of the Secretary of State at Lincoln, Nebraska, on or before 2:30 o'clock p. m., Tuesday, September 2, 1908, for printing and binding in pamphiet form 4,00 coples of the election laws and 1,00 coples of the registration laws of the state of Nebraska. Specifications for same can be found on flle in the office of the Secretary of Btate. o 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 all bids, Liucoln, Nebraska, September 17, 1903 STATE PRINTING BOARD. By LOU W. FRAZIER, Becretary to the Board 8-19-d-5-t-M RAILWAY TIME CARD. UNION STATION—10TH AND MARCY. Chicago & Northwestern. ““The Northwestern Line." Leave. Arrive. A 7:00 am a 8:30 am A a 3:3 pm Daylight Bt. Paul a 9:5 pm Daylight Chicago. all:l) pm Local Cedar Rapi Limited Chicago. & 9:15 am Local Carro & §50 am Fast Chicag a 3:45 pm Fast Bt. Pai a §:15 am Fast Mail. a 2:40 pm Local Bloux City... .\ b 9:50 am Norfolk & Bonesteel a10:35 am Lincoln & Long Pine. b10:35 am weitic, . Louls Expre: pm K. C. & Bt. L. Ex am Chicago, Rock Is EAST. Leave. Chicago Daylight L't'd.a 3:55 am Chicago Daylight Local.a Chicago Exprese Des Moines Expre W Rocky Mountain L't'd & 7% am Lincoln, Colo, Bprin Denver, Fueblo West . & 5:00 pm Colo., Texas, Oklahoma 8l2:40 pm 1linols Central. Chicago Express . & 5:10 pm Chicago, Minneapoils & ” it. Paul Limited.......a 7:60 pm a 8:06 am inneapolis & St. Paul Express ... o Chicago Local Chicago Express. Chicageo G 104 Ft. Dodge 102 Ft. Dody 7 Ft. Dodge Express. 108 Ft. Dodge Express. Unlon Pacific. Overland Limited ..... The Fast Mall . Californla Express W Xpress. X press — BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Father Willlams Expresses Some Opinions as to the Points / Involved. . OMAHA, Sept. 18.—To the Editor of The Bee: I do not think Mr. Rush and I would stand far apart as to the moral expedi- ency or profitableness of reading the bible in the public schools under present condi- tlons of a divided sect-ridden Christianity. T would not presume to discuss with him the legality of doing it under our present constitutional provision on sectarian In- struction in the public sthools. As a lay- man in law, however, it goes without say- ing that, as to Its legality, T would take the judgment of a trained jurist like Judge Sullivan in preference to ten thousand opinions of men like Mr. Rush or myself. But that is not what I started out to say. Mr. Rush lays his chiefest emphasis in his opposition to reading the bible in the public schools on the alleged facts that King James' version would be read In preference to the Douay version of the bible; that the former is sectarian; that it does not contain the whole bible; that it contains some 600,000 variations from the Douay translation, and such like. There is more passion than sound rea- soning in all this. Mr. Rush would be uh- willing, at least the Roman Catholic church would be unwilling, to have the bible, in any version, read in our publle schools. If a reprint of the Douay version, minus its ecclesastical foot notes, wert made tomorrow, and cffered as a com- promise for use in the publle tchools, the Roman Cathollc authorities would not consent to its use. Of course they would prefer its use to (he Anglican version of the bible; but they would have nelther without protest. The question, then, is not as to versions, but as to the bible itselt being read by other than Roman Catholle teachers or instructors. Again, as to the 600,000 variant readings of the Anglican translation; Mr. Rush is scholar enough to know 'that {f a company of the ablest Roman Cathollc scholars were authorized to make an independent translation of the bible tomorrow, whether from the Hebrew and Greek or from the Latin vulgate, a like number of variations would occur in their translation when compared with the Douay translation, and that without chang. ing the sense or truth of the bible in any material point or any point affecting essen- tial dootrine of morals or dogmas. P sonally I would be perfectly willing to have the Douay version of the bible read in the public schools, if it could be gen- erally agreed to and authoritatively adopted. 1 would not, of course, consent to the use of its ecclesiastical notes, but to the version itself, apart from Its in- ferior English, I could urge no insuperable objection. Doubtless, as in the Anglican translation, an ecclesiastical bias could be discovered in the text, but I know of no variation, in the one from the other, to prevent the use of elther, rather than that our youth should be taught prac- tically that the sublime moral teaching of the bible is no part of the education that 18 necessary to make them fit for good cltizenship in the state, Perhaps Mr. Rush can tell us just wherein and how King James' version is sectarian in any grave or dangerous mi translation, affecting dogma or morals; except, of course, that, for Roman Catholics, it has no ecclesiastical authority, any more than the Douay version has for the rest of us. I am speaking candidly, not for controversy. I have both the Douay and the Anglican translations, and, while I prefer the latter, chiefly because of fits nobler English, yet 1 am not aware of any violent or essential variation between them that affects elther morals or dogma. If Mr, Rush can polnt out any such variation I shall really feel under personal obliga tion to him. The verbal varlations of course exist. Differences as to the exact semse of obscure passages of course exist, That is inevitable. But what 1 would really like to have Mr. Rush point out is what essential or grave doctrine of faith or morals is involved as between the two versions of the bible, the Douay and the Anglican. Are not all the wretched differ- ences that exist between Christians tofay the product of our different Interpreta- tions of the same words rather than of different translations? JOHN WILLIAMS. Grocer: d Bute! Plenie, Tuesday, September 22, via the North- western Line. Speclal trains from Union depot 7:3 &. m. to 85:30 &. m. Barbecue, foot ball games, base ball, races. The public invited. See D. Gross, corner 24th and Charles streets, please, for concessions. Polities Dun J. W. Latton was nominated at a mass meeting Thursday night at Dundee for a member of the village board of trustee A H. Palmer is a didate by petitioy The clection takes place Baturday from to § p. m Class A No other pills on earth can equal Dr, King's New Life Pills for stomach, lver and kidneys. No cure, no pay. e, For sale by Kubn & Cw